THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
VEDNEPDAY MORNINO, JAN...8V3.
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MtIMM ElltCTir,l--R- A. D.
Yocirn, Pastor. Puklle Service) avery Sabbath
atlo, A.M., sadMP.S.
Sabbath School at I A. M.
Prayar Meig eVery Thursday, at li P. M.
Cotntnuniea Service, tret Sabbath of erery
oath, at m A.M. , , .
Mi. Aaulr' Church) Eplaeopal-Rev
Gaoaaa H-scu -Public Service Sunday morning
nt lo o'clorw, and at 7 P. M. Sunday School at
8 p. M.-Trayer Jloellng Wednesday .Toning
it T i'declt.
'IVeiterlan Church Rot. H. 8. Burn.
a-Preaehing on tho Lord's da at 10 and 7J
'clock.
Sunday School at 1 n. m.
4'rayer Meeting on Wednesday at 1 1 p. m. ,
Pastor's lltbta Class on Saturday at 7. p. tn.
St. Krancli' Church Catholic Iter. T.
J. Uclianea Mau at 10) o'clock A. M., on tho
lecood and fourth Sunday, of each month.
Lutheran Church Hev. A. J. lUnraoos:
fPreaebing every Babbalh, morning and evening.
rSsbbath School at t a. m. Prayer meeting are ry
Wednesday evening.
Ellsworth, of tho Pliilipsburg Jour-
mml, wo notioe, haa Interviewed the Woodland Fire
Brick Work! at length. . We will lay hit rlewi
.before our readers In our next Issue.
The card of Cyrus Gordon, Esq., up
pears in thit tssne. All legal business entrusted
te Mr. G. will be promptly performed.. His offloe
is on Market street, midway between Shaw House
and Mansion House.
All Adjourned. Tho Court is
orer, tbe oounty Auditor, hava done op the set.
tlement .and the county Commissioners hare ad.
Joarnod antit tho 11th day of March. Things are
pretty quiat about the Court House.
Whether- wisely or not, it was de
cided at tho last Term to semtnon no jurors for
March Court. There will therefore be no'eausea
tried, and the liecnas business having been set
aside, March Court will be a small affair.
Going to- Limit Up. Wo nolioo
that' our member, Mr, Lawshe, has passed a hill,
through oeiamittea, incorporating the Oseeola Gas
and Water Company. It would bo a great joke
oa us eld fogies If our new neighbors wonld beat
ns In this partleular.
A Fixed Fact. From tho advor-
tisemsnt of the School Board it will be noticed
that the "Leonard High School" is a Axed Instl
tntion. Work la to be oomraenoed en It as soon
as spring opens, and it will be pushed rigorously.
According to the design and speeiflcatlons when
completed it will be a far more endearing moon
stent to the liberality of Jndgo Leonard than a
marble oolumn of tho hugest proportions. It is
an act over which children will reflect, and will
feel grateful in UioJr maturer years.
as mm
A Draw Back. Tho deep snow,
popularly termed "the beautiful snow," Is a
great bindranoa to our lumbermen. It UaUco.t
impossible to get the timber whioh wao made laet
fall previous to the falling of the snow, ont of the
weodi. In maay localities it easts mere (o draw
the limber or lege to tho streams than it is worth,
.and the haulers are abandoning their work. And
If were is not a loosening up soon, a large quan
tity ef lumber will remain in the woods over the
aasoa, whioh will prove a great draw back to
everybody,
'List of lotters romuininir uncluiniod
to the FostoBoe at Clearfield, for the week ending
Sannsry J7tb, 1373 1
3irlbaum, Moses, Malln, M. J.
3liner, Frank. 'urse, C. B.
Black, Oeorge W. , N icely, Men J Miss. '
BssaMI, Amos. Richard, Edward.
Campbell, Vincent. Itirart, Telespbore.
Hsnoaa, Olivet. (2) Kogcrs, John L.
Dsly, Patriok. Roister, C.8.
Ilarety, Joseph. Smith, Lucratia.
Hstcb, Hildanus W. Bilker, Jainee.
-Miliar, Ellen C.
P. A. fJAULIX, P. M.
Hong Fast Tims. Tho following
acta is tJt tho use ef the editor of the Tyrone
Ikmotral and Pat Flynn i
Quinun-UiLU, Jan. 21, 187S.
Me. EniTon: The "fast time" of tho Messrs.
flynn, from JaneaviUe to Tyrone, wna beaten by
air. Junes A. McEntyre, of thia place, on Mon
day last, who daeroAis fast hone from Pennsville
to ClearHeld, a distance of 12 miles, in 55 minutes,
making (fho return trip in an hour. He says he
Initially (re minutes in meeting and passing re
fceta. V down grade.
wv mm .
The Prison Completed. The Coun
try Commissioners last week aoeepted the new pri
son, aud took it off the contractor's hands, and
asms day this week all the prisoners in the old
etuis will be transferred to the new building.
Thi last Grand Jury visited tho building, previous
to adjourning, and oipreaaod themselves entirely
stiifled 'with tho job. In their report to the
. Court the jurors say that "tho prison ia n credit
to the County Commissioners and to the builder,
air. Thorn, and an honor to evory eitisen of the
leanty." The entire cost of the structure Is
tM,t7, the contract price being ts(l,00, and the
architect's fees t4,7.
One More Gone Another of tho
-eldest haa crossed the rirer. Mary Wrigley, relict
of Robert Wrigley, eipired on the morning of the
llh lust,, at the residence of her son, Hubert,
) soar this borough, at tn ripe ago of 84 years,
oaths and it days.
The deeeased was horn near Alauchester, Eng
land, in 1788, and soon nfter her marriage, with
est husband emigrated to America and settled in
Pkilipsbnrg, in 1807, where thry resided for
aboit two years, and then removed to thia oounly.
ess was the mother of olerea children, eight of
'bom survive her James, Win. K., Hubert, Sirs.
Sarah Leery, Mrs. Phoebe Saeketti, Mrs. Nancy
Skwart, (all widows), Mrs. Josiah R. Reed and'
Hri. Robert 8. Stewart about 40 grand children
" li great-grand children, all residing in this
ftsnty, eno was one of tho best grandmothers
1st world .vey ;uLtiotd. Pcaeo to her ashes.
-The local of the Holloonto Watch
as puts it In Ibis way l
"Tho young bloods of town will oljlige tho pub.
Tk if they will court their sweethearts less puL.
Jitlj. Don't Hand at the door an hour after you
propose to go home,"
"The girl np town who waa seen flirting with
's'pu.p Man' the other day, has sineo tried her
su oa a young clergyman. The 'Mun of God'
aosdered strangely what all the signs meant."
Thsre muat he soma very strange young folks
Mat the ancient metropolis.
"Tho Brush Valley Democrats still continue to
wheat to par market. Ikllofonte has re
wired more wheat already this season, than do-
'I any year siaee ISaa. Our merchants have
has. paying better prlece than offered In other
aukcta, Is the reason."
Entertainment. The entcrtntn-
t n neat Friday evening, to be given by Miss
"o. 8 wen's Select Schuul, will bo no ordinary
''w. Eitensive preparations are being made
" las Const flense. Carpenters are busy at work
Iib stages and arranging aoenery for the per.
rendering of lha beautiful tablranl, panto
'', c, of "Ulla," which will he well per
Miss Swan's eminent nblllty nnd sine.
as a teacher Is a sufficient guarantee of
we are eon8den that she would not'under-
so JitJcult a perfurmann if sho did ant have
7'"u oonndence In the jeug girls of her
"" Beside "Lalla", a ve'ry' Vxtenslvn pro.
Is In preparation and daily reheaaaal,
"Jain be produced on the same evrnlng.
tk' '''""Is of education should not fall to go
UU "'"lainmeat, which promises In U Its
" sften vi,u u tonn from abroad, and
va( oar eitluns with performanoea that are
laili.ti,,,, ot MiM sn., ,1Mtllt
sk.,7 "'"'ns. The small admission fee
iin.r ". the aeaeasary eipenses in
u ' 1 iM 1o give our citlrms a rare
"(ml tri, .
Convention of School Directors.
In compliance with the request aade by the
meeting of School I'ircetore, held in the borough
of Cloarncld, on the lVlh of Deoouber, the retire
aentatives from the diffonnt Boards met in con
vention in the Arbitration room in the Court
Uuuse, on lha 14th Inst., when the followingques
tione, whioh had been made the order for said
meeting, were acted upon!
1, Fhuuld a uniform serios of books be adopted
throughout tno county r
1. Hhuuld County Institute time be allowed io
Tuauhcrs t
S. Hhould District Institute time be allowed to
Teachers?
4. Should Township Schools open on the 1st of
Aoremoorr
0. Should the salary Ve governed by tho grade
or oorliQcater
The following Boards were represented.
Beocaria, Hell, Bloom, Boggs, Bradford, Brady,
uurnsmo, uoarllcld, Curwensvillc, Decatur, Gl
rard, Goshen, Knox, Lawrenoo, Lumber City,
Oscoola, Penn, Pike, I'uion, Woodward, Lawrence
Independent, Bradford Independent 2J. Leav
ing li unrepresented.
At half-paat 1 o'clock the County Superintend
cut ealled the Convention tn order, when on mo
tion of Mr. Henry J. Sloppy, of Knoi, Mr. Geo.
M. Brlsbin, of Owcola, waa made President, and
on motion of Mr. Robert Porter, Mr. Henry J.
Sloppy acted as Soorclary.
The Brst question was debated at considerable
length by the following members i Messrs. Mur
ray, Chase, Irvin, Sloppy, Shaw, Oregory, and
others, and waa Anally decided in the affirmative.
Then arose quite a discussion over tho niodo of
selecting the series to be used by the eounty ; said
discussion consuming most of the time of the ses
sion, and which anally terminated In the adon
tlon of the following resolution, offered by Col.
ft. A. mm, or Curwensvillc. Yeaa IS; nays 7
Aesoleto!, That the President of this Convention
bo authorised to appoint a committee of five to
examine and report upon the different aeries of
ooobs prcseoico, lor adoption. Bald report to be
mado to a larger committee, formed by the selec
tion of a member of each School Board in the
county, chosen by majority of Board, and to meet
at ClearBeld on a day to be appointed by the
i rcsmeui.
Tho President said that ho would require some
time to name said committee, and would announce
bis appointineut through the papera.
The propositions to allow Institute time to
teachers were voted down in both cases ; but Col.
Irvin made a motion, which was adopted, that
teachers bo bound in tho artiele to attend the In
stitute, and that a sufficient amount over and
above their salaries be allowed them for that pur
pose, they to make up whatever time they may
lose in said attendance.
It was doeided that tho salaries should be gov
erned by tho grade of tho certificate.
Each School Distriot was allowed to Hi Its com
mencement time.
On motion, tho President was added to Hie com
mittee of lire to be appointed to examine and
report on the best scries.
Convention then adjourned.
Court Affairs. Tho following
road mattera wbieh underwent the review of the
Court at the January Term, as dip from the
Journal ot last week :
Coxrmiao Absolutcly. To lay out itb stnot,
from Market street south to borough line, in the
borough of Clearfield.
To lay out an alley in Muasop's addition tn
ClearficlJ borough.
A public road from John Sbafer's to the Ituui
bargcr school house, in Brady township.
A public road from John M. Riddle's comer to
the villsge of Burnside, in Burnside township.
A publio road from L. J. Hurd's saw mill to
near James White's, in Chest township.
A public road from tho villago of Wcstuvor to
Teejile's, in Chest township.
A publio road from Congress Hill school house
to the river at or near Spackman's run, in Ulrard
township, "
A public road from near M'Cauley A Co.'s low
er aaw mill to the borough of Iloutxdelc, In Wood
ward township.
A pulie road from Bulah to plank road at Isaac
Urgarty's lot, in Woodward township.
A publie road from Robert Pennington's to road
leading to Broth's mills, in Cheat township.
A publio road from near Joseph Winery's to
Clearfield and Karthaus road, iu Goshen township.
A public road from Isaaa Lee's to Worrell's
clearing, In Chest township.
A public road from Centra Hill school house, In
Graham township, to Crammondale road near U.
A. Shimel'a, In Boggs township.
A publie road from II. Rumbargar's to Gallows
Harbor, in Bradford township.
To change a private road from Grahamton to
the river, to a publio road, in Graham township.
A private road from James Harvey's to Gaines'
fording, io Bradford township.
To vacate public road from Jacob Mayer's to
Moshannon oreek, in Morris township.
To racate part of public road from V. Dale's to
Erie pike, near J. Thomas', in Dlufcra township.
Conrinncn Nl 8t A public road from Salt
Lick school house to near 0. Monro's In Karthaus
township.
A public road from Joseph Johnson's to E. P.
McMaster's, in Chest township.
A public road from Charles Dougherty's to Jef
ferson eounty line, In Bell township.
A publie road from Widow Cross' liuc to D.
Askay'i line, in Boggs township.
To vacate and snpply road from Thomas Lan-
ich's to McPhcrson's mill, in LawrCnee township.
To vacate and supply road from C. kerb's to
D. Ream's saw mill, in Brady township.
To vacate and sbpply road from G. W. Horn's
saw mill to P. Bwoopc's, in Brady township.
Skt Asidb. The roport of the viewers on tho
petition against openingaioad from W. A. Bead's
blacksmith shop, in Lawrenoo township, granting
the prayer of the petitioners, was sot aside by the
Court.
Co.vri.vuro. Tho petition for a road from old
saw mill on the Rea road to Dott's road, In Beo
caria township.
The petition for a road from Wilson run bridge
at Penntluld to eouuty line, in Huston township.
The petition for the continuance of Hale street,
in tho borough of Oseeola.
l'emioa. For a publio road from at or near
Buek Run school house to noar Lawrenoo Billotto's
in Girard township. Viewers, 8, F. McCloskey,
A. M. Rougey, Charles Mignot.
For a publio road from hear Methodist church,
in Clipst towmhip, to road nrar Wut. Uultou's, in
Doeearla towitihlp. Viewer, Iwis ltoice, A.
Mctlnrvcy, James Curry. - - 1
For a public road from Philip Gllnett'a, In
Brady township, to David Burkey's, in llustou
township. Viewers, Martin Luther, George C.
Kirk, John Nolder.
For a nulilic road from Snow shoe and Paokor-
ville turnpike, at or near the northeast oorner of
graveyard, to the Owens road, where tho Clear
field borough line emsres the Owhub road. View
ers, John L. Cuttle, Jacob Hbuukneilcr, Isaae
Johnston.
The former viewers reported flgjinst snidroad,
and now a new petition having besn presented,
new viewers are appointed. En.
Niw Towssnifs. The rei,yrt of the Commis
sioners in favor of a new townnhlp out of parts of
Bell, Ferguson and l'enn townships, was confirm
ed ni si.
Tho rruort of the Commissioners In favor or
a pew town-hip out of parts of Brady and Bell
townships, was connrmen ni SI.
To School Boards. Mr. Goo. M.
Brlsbin, President of the lata Convention of
School Directors, sends ns the following!
The different School Boards of Clearfield nounly
will take notice that, in compliance with the reso
lution adopted at the Convention of School Di
rectors, held on the 14th Inst., I have appointed
tho following committee tn examine the different
series of text books that may bo submitted to
them, and report tho same to a Convention of
School Directors, to be oatM for that purpose.
This oonnnlttpB will meet at Clearfield, on the first
Tuesday of the Marsh term of Court, (Intb). 1
hare only nameu on the ootnwilttee members or
School Hoards, nod those I know to take an ac
tive part in everything pertaining tn education.
If any of the gentleinon named cannot serve, they
will at once let mo know, that 1 may fill the va
cancy in time.
Committee Col. E.A. Irvin, Curwlavllle, Chair
man Dr. T. J. Borer, Clearfield j Joseph MoCul.
lona-n, Gutiettt Jirnry J. omppy, stnoai , .
Blattenherger, Osceola.
- Uao. M. Baisaia, President,
The committee is a goad ona nnd Fill no doubt
dieeharge tbolr duties without "fear, favor, affec
tion, hatred, malice or Ill-will."
The proceedings of the Convention alluded to
wi also be found In this laiua, for a copy of
whi Ji wc are Indebted tn the Jtercifle.
The Great Freshet Tho lt
breakup In tho Susquehanna caused great de
struction from its mouth to Its source. Safe Har
bor, in Lancaster oounty, and Port Deposit, M
rytand suffered the most. At tho latter place the
loo gorged 70 feet high, and turned the water out
of the stream, causing It to run through tho town
an the east side and tha Tide Water caual on the
west side. The hanks of the cans! are torn awav
for aoverat miles, while the damage to Port De
posit Is inoaloulable. Tho oltlieno were com
pelled to camp oa lha river hills for soveral du s,
Tho Ice also gorged at Shonk'i Forry, bolow Safe
Harbor, and oaused tho water to rile 35 foet at
that plaoe. There was also a force at Turkov
Hill, seven miles below Columbia, and backed tho
water up to the dam, but did little harm. Tho
Lancaster Inttllignctr of lha 2U says:
At Safe Harbor, at tho confluence of tho Bus-
quchanna and tho Cuucstoga, tho waters rose yes
terday afternoon four or five feet higher than ever
before known, It appears that tho loo that broke
on the river farther up, gorgud on Saturday, at
Mandorf 'a Island and a number of luiellor islands
In lha Susquehanua near Shsnk's Ferry, some ten
miles below Safe Harbor. Tho river being al
ready swollen by the melting snow and the heavy
rain storm of Thursday night, backed water rap
idly, overflowing its banks, submerging the Co
lumbia and Port Deposit railroad, and doing con.
siderable damage to othor nronorty along shore,
By seven o'clock on Sunday morning a consider-
abia portion of Safe Harbor waa submerged, and
tho water In the barroom of Miller's Exchange
itotoi was two feet deep. The river remained at
about this height until o'elock P. M., wheo it
raised suddenly several feet, reaching aomo four
or five. foot above the high water mark of the
great flood of 1864. Although tho Conestoga waa
greatly swollen, the mightier volume of water in
the gorged Susquehanna fnnMwl U auu
ooinpeliud it to run in a raging torrent nn strsaia,
First, the newly crrcted abutment of tha bridge
of tho Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad, near
tho numth of the Conestoga, waa split in two and
the piers in the stream were greatly damagod.
Then, tho great masses of loo and volumes of wa
ter, still rushing up stream, struck tha bridge that
spans the Conestoga about a mile above its mouth,
lifted it from Its foundation and carried it for a
considerable distance up stream, finally breuking
it in two, and landing one-half of It on the Man-
or side aud tho other half on tho Conestoga side
of tho stream.
About this time the barns of Edward Hess and
Mrs. Campbell, built at what was considered a
safe distance above high water mark, were awept
away and carried up stream, while the frame sta
ble of Benjamin Hess was lilted from Its founda
tion, carried away for a distance of 100 yards and
then set down again without apparent damage.
At Rockvilla, some three miles above Safe Har
bor, tha waters of the Conestoga backed up until
they overflowed the banks and stood from one to
two feet In depth on the first floor of Daniel
llerr'o Hotel.
At Safe Harbor, the batiks of both the Susque
hanna and Conestoga arc piled with great masses
of Ice from 1 to I J fret in height. Many build
ings arc flooded, but the fo'Iowing are tha only
losses we hare heard of: Dr. J. C. Galohell's of.
lice wao flooded and nearly all his drugs and med
icines destroyed. Maynard Hess' drug store was
flooded and his loss Is thought to be quite heavy.
Miller's Exchange Hotel waa flooded almost to
the celling of the first tloo.-, his bar turned over
anda considerable quantity of bis liquors lost; a
portion of his abodding was altfo carried away,
hut his loss will not exceed tloo.
The most exciting rceno connected with the
flood was tho dnnger and escape of Mr. John El
lis and family, who live on au Island in the Sus
quehanua, tpposito Safe Harbor. As tho waters
rose the island was almost entirely ovciflowcd,
and all Mr. Ellis' stock, consisting of two horses,
twelve head of cattle and a nuiubor of hog, were
swept nway and drowned. There being every
probability that the waters would continue to rise,
Mr, Ellis and family resolved on the decrate
venture of ctossing from the Island to the shore
on the mighty gorge of Ice, through which and
under which tho great rirer was struggling for a
passage. Over tbil unsubstantial and treacherous
bridge of irregular masses of ice, with all the
terrors of death staring them In tha face, Mr. El
lis, with his wife, two daughters and a son, seven
or eight years old, started afoot, and reached the
Lancaster county shore In aafoty about throe
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
About two o'oiock this morning the lea gorge
broke with a terrible crash, and tho waters receded
rapidly. At V o'cloek this morning the river waa
only about 4 or t feet above its usual height at
Safe Harbor, and no further damage is antloipated.
At Turkey Hill the water rose Si or 30 feet and
flooded the cabins built along the line of the Co
lumbia and and Port Deposit Uallroad for the ac
commodation of tha workmen, many of whom
bad to take boats and enter tbc upstairs windows
in ordar to save their effeots.
At Columbia the lee passed from the dam with
out doing any damage, and no damage is now
expected.
Many rivor men supposed then would bo a
great gorge at the narrow neck of the Susque
hanna near McCall s Ferry, but thus far their
fears have not been realised.
When tbc ioe broke up on tha Conestoga on
Friday, it gorged badly on the dam at the Slack
water paper mill on the Conestoga, south of this
city. The lea was piled up on both sides of the
oreek near the breast of the dam, and for a lime
tho mill was in danger, but fortunately the Ice
on the dam broke about noon and passed off with
out doiog any serious damage, exocpt the carrying
away of a nuiubcrof fences. Although tho freshet
was bighar at Slack water thaa ever known before,
the injury to tho dam ean be repaired for $300.
Tho local of the Altoona Tribune
saye ! "A member of the Legislature told us a few
days since that the Local Option law would be
speedily repealed! and that It was.passcd at tho
last session of tho lgislatnre fur the express pur
pose of bleeding the whisky ring during the
present session. We shall see what we shall see."
Well, that's modern legislation. Who la re-
ponilile?
Sper lulu.
Mr. I'mory M'Culloiijrh, of this place, Is agent
of George Htinson A Co., of Portland, Me., for the
sale or all kinds or riuturcs. lie has a large va
riety all very beautiful.
Just received, a large lot of non-explosive
Lumps and Lanterns at
v-?b-7i ii. r. iiirleu i.o v,
A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sale by II. F. Blgler A Co.
Saws. Dislan's Cross-cut Saw, Great Ainerlcin
Saw, lloyntou'l Llguluiog Saw, at
v-zo-;g it. r. iiiuLtu a los.
II. F. Dicier A Co. have been making extensive
additions to their stock of Hardware the Inst few
dnys. Everything new in Hheif Hardware, Sad-
Hers Hardware, farmers Hardware, IJuiluors
lUnlrsrs, and Hardware of all kinds, eun be seen
at thoir store. May 21.
Hi. mum rou Si t. A. I. Hhaw has n eoiinle
of nrst-class late style Hleieli, wliieu he will sell
tit a bargain. Cull aud look at them d4
Wood and Willow M are of all descriptions for
sale by II, r . liigier t o.
FnKsn Gnorsn Pt,AsrKn.mltcoelved at Corner
Stem by ear load and for sale by
b. a. vr. i. inwia.
Curwensvillc, March 19, 1871.
Noticb to Waoor asnCAanunn Manana. W
bare just reaeired a general assortment of Wagon
and Carriaa-e Woods, also a full line of Suiiugs
and Axles, which wa oner enesn mr easn.
n. r. iiioi.kr juo.
Alas. Seventy flva doscn Clearfield Wood'
cjinnnera Axes at
,Vi:fl. U. P. BIGLKR A Co's.
Bird Cngei-e largo assortment at H. F. Blg
ler A Co.'s.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes for sale by II. F.
Blgler A Co.
Cftloiutd Platter for Mlt by II. P. Diglr A Co.
RKCAPITULATION.
Tllrd Cat.
Wood and Willow Wart,
Hou hold O nod iv
AH klodi of Hard war.
Japanaod War. . .
falnta, OIU, VaraUIioa.
rloind Plaitar, .
Wafton and Carrlajrt Makari' npplUt.
AU of tb abort for talo at tha main mot b Hard-
war Btoro of 0 f. Blglor A Co., Botoad atroot.
. COUGHS AND COLDS. .
Thtro art few pertom wbo art awara of (ha lin
portanoo of attending to a eough or a oold at Hi
drst appearance. Tbc thou inn d wbo dia aUuualtf
of eooHuuiptiun, ware first attacked with a light '
cough or ooldo which tbvy thought would aooo
"wear" itself off, and therefore ncgleotod to
the proper rcmediei until thny beoatua incurable.
Every day that ft eough. ould, or any lung dia
eaao U ncgleotcd, makut the ohanaei of a ouro
more uncertain. We would mwmruend all ludur
lug friu any dl sense of (he Lungs whuterer. to
una JIahhon'i UourouMD SrKur or Ti. It ueror
fuilf in curing the wont oases of oouglis, oolds.
honrannM, tore throat, catarrh aud alnma. It
la an infallible remedy for Whooping Cough j be
ing? prmoribed by lotue of the Ifttdiug physiQiaiii
in the Northern and Ho ut hern States, and being
prepared omlcr tha iwrnedluto lupervlninn of a
graduate of tho Pennsylvania Mix lieu I College
The proprietors bug leave to Inform all that it li
do "Quauk" prepantiiun, hut made strictly iu ao
oordnnflo with the advanced principal aud theory
of nifdiclmt, Price 60 cent, per buttle.
RIVSiaL A LAND IS. l'mprictori, Phlladol.
phta. Sold by A. I. tihaw. Clearfield, V., aud
by all Uruggila. ootlti-iiiu
Hauled.
At tho Presbyterian Man.c, ClrarflrM, by Ibe
Rev. II. 8. Bt'Tl.na, Mr. WILLIAM WA1U1, of
rhiladcli.tiie, to Mils tLMlR.A K. Will l b, of
Lattrcuoe township.
On Januarr 23d, ism, by (Iro. W. SrawanT,
Ksti., Sir. SABAMT1NK B.VlTU.lUT to alls.
SL6ANAII UATKS, both of Covington township,
Clearlicld Cuunty.
IWarltrtu.
Clearfield Markets. . . -
Corrected weekly by ItuiiAiin Mossor, Wholesale
nnd Retail Dealer in Dry Hoods, (Jreceries, I'ro.
visions, Ac, Market slroat, Clearfield,. Pa, v
CLBARrini.n, I'd., Jan. 28, 197,1.. , .
Appls.green,00(aj 4U"lfgs, dressed " r
vfivu, e u ivtinues, groen.H f
Applebutter.ga'i Hams 00 JO
Butler. titled) HiNhouldcrs "(tie 11)
Beans U 00 (U) I 2J Sides.. undo 15)
Buckwheat 1 1)0 Lard I.'ifti) ,
Buckwheat flour lb, a .Moss pork,) bbl...20 09
Beef, dried. Ii Oat t;o
Beef, fresh Tfdj " Onions i 1 40
Boards, M 13 00y,14 00 Potatoes t(cp It
Corn, shelled- 1 00 Peaches, dried, lb.. II
Corn, ear Oil (a) 60 Plaster, bbl I 00
Corn meal, sack, I 30 Rye 1 II
Chop, ftewtl 10(a) 5 sl Hags, $t lb I
Cloversoed. 8 00 Halt, sark.I6B(,o 140
Cheese I" Rhlngles,lln.l(o) 00
Cherrlos, lb. 10 fa) 12 Shingles,S inlOfjlfi 00
Chickens, drsd, lb, lo Timothy seed 00
Kg I Tallow IZ4
Flaxseed I 00 , Wheat. 100
Klour 0 00(,i 10 tO Wool ,-..... 00
Hay 00 (10(0,30 00 Wood. W oord I 10
len nny 1 vn u la Itai 1 road
TYRONE A CLEAUFIKLB BRAXCU.
ON and arter Monday, OCT. 2sth, 1171, tha
Passencer Trains will run daily (except Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, as tollnwa:
I'LCaRMKLU MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LKAVK NOItTII.
Clearfield. S.IO.r.n. Tyrone.. .30,i.
hilinsburg....4.1.1, " i Oieeula.. 10 40, "
Osceola 4.40, " l'hilipslmrg..JI 07, "
Tyrone 0.00, " Clearlicld 11.10,"
CLEARFIELD KXl'ltKSa.
LEAVE SOITU.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield M0 a.
I'hilipsburg.. 0.4.1 "
Osceola 7.00
Intersection.. 8.07 '
Tyrone 8.20
Tyrone 0.&5 p. n.
Intersection ...7. OS '
Oiceola 8.15 "
Philipsbarg ...8..1I "
Clearfield, er....:ii
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellrfonte, Pa.. 03 Middletown U 00
Look Hnven ! 70 Marietta S 60
H'illUm-port.. t AO Lnncneter i Hi
Huntingdon 1 "0. PHILADELPHIA 7 0s
Lewistuwn. I 00 Altoona 1 0s
Mirvsvillc 4 50 Johnstown 1 80
HARItlNBURU ... 4 Tjll'ITT.SIlUKti a It
Clone connections made by all trains at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
OEOROB C. WILKIN'S,
mylf-tf. Superintendent.
gardivarr, Hintw4, &f.
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
If A It I W A IC ,
Also, Maonfaetnreriof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEABIIELD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
lTarae.a, Collars, etc., for sale by
If. F. BIGLER & CO.
pALMEU'S PATENT UNLOAD-
Ing Hay Forks, for ssls by
II. F. BIGLER I CO.
QIL, TAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Mails, ate, for sal. by
II. F. BIGLER A .CO.
JJARNESS TRIMMINGS 4 SIIOK
Findings, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
QUNS, PISTOLS, S WORA D CN ES
For sale bj
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Siiss, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
JRONI I RON J IRON I IKON !
Far sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
JJORSE SHOES li HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for sals by - .
H. F BIGLER A CO -pULLEY
BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Manufacture, for sale by
II. K. BIOLKU CU. '
rpHIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for sale by
II. F. BIGLCH A TO
RODDER CUTTERS-tbr nalo by
ismiM-TO II. F. BIGLER A CO.
MARBLE AM) ST0E VAUD!
Mrs. S. S. L I D D K L L,
Having engaged In lb. Marble business, desires
In Inform her friends and the public that .he has
now and will keep oonatanllyon band a large and
well selected slock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
JIAKI1LK, and is prepared la famish to order
TOMBSTONES,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Curbs and Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window
Bills and Caps, also,
BUHBAU, TABLE AND WArlH STAND
TOPS, Ae, lo.
Vard on Reed otrcet, near the R, R.. Depot,
Clearfield, Pa. JrT.TI
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE!
The House and Lot on lha corner of Mar
ket and Fifth streets, Clearfield, Pa., ia for sale.
The lot contains nearly an aero of ground. Tbe
house Is n large double frame, containing nine
rooms. For terms and other Information apply
to tbe subscriber, at tbc Post Office,
nor II P. A. GAULlrT.
JtmTICEM' ok COlcHTAnLRII' VCRH
We hevn printed n large number of tha new
1KB BILL, and will an the receipt of twenlv
va cents, mall a euaj to any address. myM
c L e a
. Vo (Ichiro to call the attention of the citizens of Cleurfieltl' county to the fact that wa
huvo opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Wliero wo intend to constantly keep on hand a full supplf of
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
. Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
RAVEN . 9a COMPANY'S PIANOS,
f STEIN WAY &c SONS' PIANOS,
,di Wo nro prepared at all times to furnish any of tho cheaper nmkos of Pinno to order on il
rilVnrlllJo 1erm na to priton mid twiiia urpu;un.ui ,
,)!.. a . ... '
3A' Oitr'stock of ORGANS will consist of the new and popular
UYNDER ORGAN, (with liyndcr's Knco Tiemolo and downward Octave Coupler,)
Tho SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OliGANS,
r ' MASON &i HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
i NEW HAVEN MHLODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
. .
' Besides these wo furnish lo order Organs from any factory desired. .
tl ' Wo sell on every plan known to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
poruLAR and east LEASE PLAN.
On our easy terms every one can have a good instrument,
jnt will tend so much to MAKE HOME. HAPPY.
amount
lOWe nhall lie glad lo have
oci23-'72-1y
$rugs anil 'iHriiiritirj.
T
II U I. ATEiT NOVEI
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORK,
To their nw building on Ppoond BtrtMit, BMrljr
oppoiitt tho Hurt vf WiiTir A lie tin.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Wbrrt thj will ton. lone to luppljr tbi lr old J
m man new euitoiueri m nifty eomo, wiik
PU11E DltUUS!
C I M I C A L 8 I
P11AIIMACEUTICAL WKPAIIATI0N3,
(Including all now remedies,)
Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Olass and
Putty, Hchnol Hooks, Stationery, Paper,
' ae. also, a full line of brog
gists' Sitndrlrt, Hair
Tonios,
Coemciea, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, TJruihee,
Toilet Hoops, Pocket Hooka, o., all or
tiia beat quality.
WRE WISES AND LIQUORS,
for medical A loormmcntftl purpoiri only,
Pont H'blu Usid, Colors of alt klmli, Ittw and
lMM Lirnwd Oil, Vartiiihrt, Tttrpen
tint, Coal OM, Ptint A Vtuniih
. Bruph, dVlftroring
Kx tract i,
ConferLoneriff, Blnl 8erd. Pier, ground and
SMK'KRS AND CHEWKRS
i .
i- "'"Vili nnd our stock of Ckewlna;
( a44 Sinoklnf Tobacco, Imported and I)e
mrstl.lCieers, Nrmff and Fine-cut tn lie of the
lit rrry licsl biaii ia wMiiaca.
LAMPS AN1 C1I1MXEVS,
I ' ' 'IH'' " All kinds of QI.AHH WARR.
I-
OAIt.' 8KKDS,
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
anJ.Muiloal Trimmings of ar.ry rarlcly.
llnvfir; a long experlcnc In the business, and
an estfieireand writ seleeted.atoek ef medicines.
wo arennablrd lo nil Physicians' presrrlptlono at
the sha lest notioe and on the most reasonable
to arennablrd to nil I
ho shatest notioe an
rrnts, lay and night.
Clenl.eld, Pa., Mar
terms.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
r 111, a7l-tr.
T EV. SCI1ULKR,
L
B ARIES AND HAIR DRESSER,
gceonj itroet, nest door lo First National Bank,
novt'rp Clearfield, Pa.
MP
SHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY,
0SCK0LA STEAM MILLS,
nssrriCTrse.
IVHWll, LATH, AND PICKETS
Ann
Sat ed A Patent Ribbed SMnglcs.
H. II. SHILLINOFORD, President,
OBes-Forest Place, No. IU 8. 4th St., Pbll'a.
JOHN LAWSUn, O.neral Sap't.,
Oseeola Mills, Clearfield oounty, Pa,
Aun TOWN LOTS Tin eels la tha botongh
of Oawoia. .....
Ana-Keep tha LABOH8T ASSOBTMINT
cfUondi In Uleern.ld MuBly nt their Mammoth
Store tn Oatmola. . .";. anl Tl
MARKET STREET,
r 1 1: r, i. i e
you call and sco us, whether you desiro to purchase or not.
UYDERN MUSIC STOKE.
gi'j) cootie &t.
1872.
1872.
FALL & WINTER GOODS
AT
J. M. KRATZER'S.
m turns; Hlork of Jood$ of every
Utter tptlon.
Woolen Goods, earn, prion as before the ad
ranea in wool.
Muslin, at reduoed prloea.
Dreas Goods in greatest rarlsty.
Moarnlog Ooods of all kiods.
Black Alpacas, at all prices.
Black Silks, vary cheap.
Waterproofs, Volreteens, Plaid and plain Flan
n.ls, Shirting i'lannela, Ac
Table Linen and Napbinsjlrloh Linens, 10
Sheeting and Pillow Muslin.
Ottoman Rep Shawls and Scarfs, Striped Shawls
at all prloes.
Paisley Shawls, single and double, tl to M0.
Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Laoes, Velret Rib
bons, Velreteens, Ae.
Full Una of the celebrated "Joecpbiae Beam
less" Kid (Dorrs, Kid 0 lines from tl np.
"Ladies' Neck Ties, Collars, Ruffling, Ilalr
Braids and 8wltehea.
Ladies' and Children's Merino Under-wear.
Madame Fuy'a, Thompson's, Qlora-Fitting
II ip Uore and other Corsets Also, Hoop Skirls,
Panlers, Ac
Large flock of Carpet, and Wall Paper..
Shoes and Gaiters, .am. quality as heretofore.
"The best are th. cheapest, "
Balmoral and other knitting yarns, and ether
articles, too numerous to mention.
Purchasers will And a greater variety of goods
than is usually found in ona stuse
Call and eiamine.
Clearnrld, Sept. la, 1873.
WM. reed,
, Successor to Reed Bros.
MARKET STREET,
OLKAK FIELD, PA.,
AY
T I l1i open tills work air .wnonat atock of
all aworiptioni or
DRY GOODS,
NOTION'S,
TRIMMINGS,
MILLINERY
and
FANCY GOODS.
FUIIS,
LADIES',
MISSES' nit J
CHILDREN'S
SHOES,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ao.
Buying my goods In New Vork, the Isad of the
narktti keeping a roliald. class of goods) sell
ing good, at close osih figures, and conducting
business in ft thorough business meaner, I hope
to merit the confidence of CASH BUYERS
throughout th. county.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Call and aiamlba my atonk and ba eanvincad
of tba truth of my aurliona.
rpt2i WM. RKEO.
H. F. N AUGLE,
WATCH MAKER & JEWELER,
and dealer In
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware, c,
Jelt rt CLRARl-IKLD, PA.,
rpo BLACKSMITHS I
be undersigned GftVre fbr sale, tn tba borough
f I'lrarfleld, a Ulaeksmith Shop, an Seeond street,
containing thre. forges and two full seta of tool..
A nrst me.. Business. An aioeUonl .nanoa ror n
good meehaalo,'1' Apply to
1 AMOS KBNVARD.
OvUI gtearleld, Pa,
ar ar a .
HAINES CROTUEIIS' PIANOS.
and no other investment of like
UsctUunrous.
Lime for Sale I
rplIK undersigned, residing near the depot haa
m. rraigemonij Wltn i. IIU
Humors east of the mountain, wherehv he is en.
bled te keep consUntly on hand a large quantity of
PURE LIME!
which ha offers to farmers and builders at a trifle
abor. cost. Those in need of the article would do
wen to give uie a call, or address we by letter, bc
in nvgvueung meir lime.
GEO. C. PASSM0RE.
Clearfield, Pa., June t, 1M9.
lAxcry Stable.
rpilR nndersla-ned bee's leave to Inform the nk.
L lie that he is now fully prepared to oocommo-
'sii m me weyol lurmiuing llurses, iluggies,
Saddlea and Harneeo, on tha ebortest notion and
on reaeonalde terms. Kesideneeon Locust street,
loiru nu rourm.
GEO. W. GEARlIAKT.
Olearteld, April 11, 18T.
SAWS! SAWS! SAWS!
DISTAN'S CUOKR CI'T, as ILL, DnAa AMD
CIRCULAR SAWJ.
Boynton's Lightning Cross-out Saw.
, ALSO,
PATENT PERFORATED A SLKCTRICSAWS,
Far .ale by
"111," II. F. BIGLER A CO.
Attention, Lumbermen !
W1 mannfoelurlng enr IMPROVED
t STEEL -SOCKET lillIVING CANT
HOOKS, superior to nny other In use. Wa hava
also in stock a large quantity of Canthooks enlta
ble for rafting purpooca, which wa are soiling
cheap foresail. AMOS t It. k EN'NA Rl.
Clearfield, l'a., Marnh IU. furl.
A Notorious Fact!
npilERB nra mora people troubled with Lnng
I Ulseasea in thi. town than ane olhrnl
iu sise in the Stat.. One of the great rauaes of
mis is, mo use ot an impure article of Coal, largely
mi led with sulphur. Now, why not ovoid all
this, and praaerv. your lives, by using only
Humphrey 'a Celebrated I'nul. free from all
Impurities. Orders left at lha store, of Richard
Morsep and James 1). Graham A Sons will reecho
prompt attention.
ABRAHAM Ml'MPHRKT.
Clearfield, November 10, 1870 tf.
J F. STERLING
MaDufaetarvr of
SADDLES & HARNESS
CLEARFIELD, PA,
Work guaranteed to glr satisfaction. Prices
reasonable. (Ins uie a call, Shop In Urah.m'.
Row, Market atrcat, norZu.72.
Beale's Embrocation,
(ATI PO WILL'S,)
For all diseases Incident to Horse., Cattla, and
unman riesft, req-irlng tha nea of an
eiternal annlieation.
Thi. Embrocation was eitsniivoly need by
the anr.rnment during the war.
For lain by Bartswlrk A Irwlr, Clearfield
jo.epn it. lrwln, Curwenavill.. Denial (Joed,
ander. Latherahurg. tr.
pisOUR, FERP, 0.
THE BKCCARIA
FLOURING MILLS.
The nnderslgned would reipeelfully glva no
tice to thaoitlsens of Beocaria township and sur
rounding country, that ha has purohascd the
Beocaria Flouring Mills and put everything In
complete order, and is manufacturing n flrst-clsss
quality of Flour.
CUSTOM WOKK DONE,
aud Flour In quantity constantly on hand for Bale.
CHOP, CORN MEAL, niUN', iC, 4C,
alwny. en hand and for sal. wholeoala or retail.
Oa TNC'II nillM(;I.IX tVANTIOD.
" X "HI esehange Flour and Chop for lit.
inoh Shingloa, or will pay part money, 11 deaiied.
10.J-ir IIARNADAS ARMSTRONG.
AUTIO 51 . A II Hereon, nr. horehy cautioned
J atainat nurohasing or taking assignments of
oue cheek anil one promissory note, to wit i A
check on Uie First National llank of Clearfield.
ra., urawn in rarnr or Messrs. rnern A Main, of
aieaiivme, ra., calling tor euai.ni, nuo Januarr
4, 1873, signed by Oeorge K. Rohenkeri and a
note of hand calling for $.100.00, drawn by U irem
Woodward In favor of tleorge R. Woodward, and
endorsed by Oeorge R. Woodward and Qeorge B.
Robaeker oaid not. being dated abont tha 3d of
September, 18JI, and payable four month, afler
date at tha County National Bank of Clearfield,
Pa. Tha sail not and chock were mailed at
Peantsld, Clearfield eouaty, Pa., to Messrs. Stern
A Stein, at Meedvllle, l'a., about tho middle of
Den., I'M, nnd as they hava not been received bv
the parlies to whom sent, It Is presumed they wore
Earioinea irom or lest in tn mails, ona payment
avlng been etopped an tbe earns they will not ha
Laid unless compelled to do ao by du. nrooee. of
iw. OEORliC I. ROB AC KIR.
P.nnSold, P..( den. Uf lt7l.lt,
SIIAVV HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market A Front streets,)
CI.KAKHKL1I, I'A.
This niaiiiitjotnt llotol is entirely new, rem.
plete in all it. appointmcut., and eenvinient to
tho Court House, A free Oinmbns runs lo cod
from the Llitpol eu the arm si an 1 dt'imrliuo of
each train. ' ' JIH3. H. 0. I l.HMKSWi
April IU, 187S. .... - : Proprietress.
WASUINaTONriOUSET " '
1? ' NEW WASHINtlTOV, VA.
This llrw and Wt'M furnisheil bouro has boin
tnken by tho undersigned. Ho feels eoundent of
nelug ablo to render aallslacticn to those who tfiaj
favor him with a aall.
My B, IB71. O. W. TIAVIH, Prop'f,
REVEIJE HOUSE,
BUKNSIUK, PA.
Tha subscriber basing belli n new rtotet, with
nil madcrn lmpror.menta, ia prepared to receive
gaasta. Tha labia will bo supplied with Uw host
in the market
tlood stabling attached.
nprMy A. II. SI'IIAErpnit, rrop'a.,x
THE MANSION HOUSEl:
Corncrof Seoondand Market Streota,
CLEARI'II:I.D, PA.
rpill! old and wmmodlona Hotel haa. during
1 tba past yaar, been enlarged to trouble ua-
former capacity for tha entertainment of stran
gers and gu.sls. Tha whole building ha. beta
rtfumiihsd, and tha proprirtor will .par. na
pain, to render hi. guests aomfortublt whllq
.laying with him.
jaafTha Mun.lon Hons.'' Omnibus run. te
and from tb. b.uoton tbe arrival and departure
of each train. JOHN DOUOIIKRTY,
apro-TO tf ' ' Proprt.ter.
s t m rv ss re n i.'
Oppoolt. the Court Honae,' "
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.' "
Aoecumodatioos Brst-olaa. nnd eharges nioderat.. .
Mta . JOHN F. YOL'KU, Proprietor. -
11 r ON TOUR HOUSE,
tr(
Opposite lha Court Houm, '.,
LOCK HAVEN, PENS' A.
J.U T1 nACSEAL A K ROM, Prop's
JKOChtEMHOKi' HOUtlU, . .
BELI.EFOXTE, PA., ' " '
' 0. JOHNSTON A SON?,'--nciM'71
' PrApVietorU
KAILKOAD HOUSE,
Mnln Street,
' PIIILII'SIIUKU, I'ENM'A.
Tho undersigned keep, eonstantly on hand tbe
best of Liquors, li is table i. alwaya aupplied -witb
tha best tba market affords. Th. traveling,
public will do well to giro him n enll
novl,'65. ROBERT LLOYD-. '
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market St., bet. Second and Third,)
CLEAKFIUltP, r,
Tho subscriber, having become proprietor, of '
thi. hotel, would respectfully ak a liberal share.'
of public patronage. Tbc Table will alwaya b'
supplied with the best the market affords.
dccld'TI UENN A LKIPOLP.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Cl'RWKNSVII.LK,
Clearfeld connty, Penn'a.
This old and well eatahlilhrd Hotel, beautifully
situated on the banks of the Susquehanna, lo the
borough of Curwcniulle, bss been leased for n
term ol years by Ibe undersigned. It bas been
entirely refitted, and Is new open to the public
generally Vnd the traveling community In par
ticular. No pain, will be spared to rendi-r guests
comfortable while tarrying at this house. Ample
Stabling room for the accommodation of (earns.
Charges moderate.
rirpL 28, lt;o.tf. FLI BLOOM: '
i ... . . . m-t
Hoot aud Jjliofs.
OOT AMD SIIOK MAKING.
I'll I LIP WEAVEK. oo Market Mm., la
Shftw'i Row. Clearfitld. To., bu jatt .recciTeU
t flao l.t of Krroch Calf MkiDi and Kipv lb
bout ia tho norkot. and la won pref arrd to uatt
afacturo ortrything in bii li&o. li wiUww
rant hU work to bv aa rrprofootod.
Th Atltaa t Ctrarfield and victolty vr
rirclfvllj iDvlud to gtv hi, ft eall.
Work dont at abort nutio. :ir;2i.
mx BOOT AXD SHOE SBOr,
EDWARD MACK,
Con. MARKET A Jo Sr.., CLEARFlELp, Pa.
THE proprietor ha. entered Iplo tht BOOT
SHOE business nt the abor. .land, and
Is determined nut to ha ouldoos either In qosl
ity or prion for hit work, Spooinl attention
ill k. n.U I. ...r.in... B...J ..L 1 1 -
ha. on hand n large lot of Erench Kip and
iau cam., oi me very nsst o,uaiuy. in. eilr
i.n. of picarlald and vicinity nra respectfully
Invited to give him a trtnl, Nn ebarge for calls.
ni'.., e-ii
JSAAC JOHNSON A SONS,
Maaufactarers and Dealers In
Rootn nnd Nltoes!
Indies', Misses' and Children'. Oalt.rt,
M.n'a, Beys' and Women'. Heavy Boots, and
Hrogans, Ac, Ae.
Store nnd shrp on Seoond .tree!, nearly oppv-.
(He 1'. F. Bigler A Co.'. hardware store,
Feb. 9, l7My CLEARFIELD, PA.
Hank.
Clearfield County Bank.
fllllE Clearfield Cpnnly Ban! an lueorrom
4- ted institution )s gop. oat of eiistenca by
tbe snrrendsr ot It. charter, on May U, MI,
AH lis stock la owned by tba subscribers, who
will continue th. Banking businsao nt tha same
place, a. private Ranker., under tha arm nam.
ol the "Clearfield County Bonk." .Wearer.,
ponslbl. for th. d.bt. ol tb. Bank, and will pay
it. note, on demand at tb. oounter. Deposit,
received BBd Interest paid when money is loft for
n lied lima. Paper discounted at sii percent,
a. heretofore. Our personal responsibility, is '
pledged for nil De osils reeeired and bustnrs.
translated. A continuance nf lha liberal pat.
ronage of tho business men of th. county i. rf
sportfully solicited. A. President, Cashier and .
officers nf tl lata Clearfield Connty Bank, wa
require the note, nf said Bank to be prsientrd.
for redemption.
JAB. T. LRONAKIL, BICHARD SHAW
WM. FORTER, 3AS. B. ORAHAJJ..
A. K. WRIUH1, . L. RKgb,
WM. A. WALLACE.
The huslu.i. nf tha Bank will b. conducted b
John M,- Adams., Esq., as Caohitr. VI I !J-
County National i3ank
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Masonic Building, on. door north of'
C. D. Wntson'a Drug Stoic.
Passage Tickets tn and from Liverpool, Qneens.
town, lllssgow, London, Psris and Copenhagen.
Also, Drafts for sale on the Royal Bank ol lit land
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMRS T. LEONARD, Pres'i.
JIT. M. SHAW, Cashier. tl:l r? .
J. D. M'Olrk. Rdwar.1 rh.. -
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
mcgirk 1 perks.
Succeesors to Foster, Perks, A Co.,.
Plilllpaburg, Centre) County, l'a.
TIT II EH Kali tba business of s Banking House
wil. oa traasacted promptly and anon tba
most favoraole terma
marf-lf
-a
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOUBAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
THE undersigned, having established a I'm
sere oa tha 'Piba .!... k.i. l '
Clearfield and Cnrwensvlllo. la'prerared tn fur',
nlih all kind, of I'll II IT Tui'V i j
- - - - ...fW,f..'l.RI.
dwarf,) Evergreens, Sbrubbrrv, Orspe Vista,
Ooosebarrio., Lawton Blaokbony, Straaborr),
and Raabarry Vines. A Wo, Siberian Crab Trt.s,
Ualnoa. aad eaelv aaerlel h hnk.,1, J. n.j...
promptly attended tn. Address,
.. . d. V. WKIUHT.
sepJO ei.y Curwensvlllf, Pa,
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
Chicking'., St.lnway'. and Em.r.cn'. Plsnes t
. nemnn . ana r.tounat'i
Organ, nnd Melodooaa, aad Urovsr A
BaA.r'. Sawing Mnehln..
Plana, Onlur, Organ, Harmony and Vocal Ma.
la. No pupil taken for lost than half a teres.
war-eieents npposit u on on . rutniturt tara.
iiearf)cld, May t, lasa-tf.
PINK, WDITI A ROAN LININtl SKINS
dart received and for sale by
nru i It;, Jj. f. BJULEK CO