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Commanlon Sorvloe, rft Sabbath .f v.ry
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n.iitot lu.. PnblbjSewlou Sunday morning
2 o'clock, and tt I P. M.-Sunday School .1
J p. M.-Prnyer Meeting Wedueiday evening
Mp4iVt'rlM Chareh Rev. II. S.Btin.in.
-Punching on th Lord'i day at 10J and U
'clock. ..... '
tandeyf4choolrtlp.nl.
prevffr Meeting oa Wodneadey l H p. . .
Piior'l Bible Clin oi Saturday ml 7J p. :
IV i.. ,.! I'hurrhf'lthollc UT. P,
T Huiuimi. Man at ls o'clock A. M., on the
Meond end lrtk Sundays of eaoh month. .
lutheriu Churtu. Rev. A. J. Haitioh
Preaching ivory penoaiu, moruing in t..Uj.
gsbbath School it 9 a. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
.11. A. Purson, Jr., bai again a.
lumed the editorial oontrol of the Elk AJneult.
The owner of a well for oil in Cow.
VQSOADUWft, AlUllUUIlg VVOmy, MUW .ATOM HOD
drtd feet deep, hire concluded to extond their
.hole furthor towird China. They deierve suoerii.
License at Lock Haven. Twenty-
ire miles to Bcllefonte and tko lamo to Wllllams
. port, and two trains dally. That ally muit
, prosper. ' . ' -i
Easter Sunday comet on tUo 13th
of April. We hope the bene will consider thii
timely not lea, and provide an abnadanoc of "fruit'
for tho occasion. ' " ' ' ' '
. The Williamsport Bulletin lays that
Barley, editor of tho Jersey Bbora utnia, is ne
onieg V'" arlitocratlc since he hai been elected
' a member of toe borough oonncll.
llev. Hubert Collier, ol Chicago,
will lecture In Caldwell s Hall, Tyrone, on W nines-
day evening, March ltlh, instead of Tuesday, the
lMh.' Subject, "'Our Folks and other Folks."
. a ' -r" .,-fi
On Saturday a week a young man
named Joseph Mosslmer, Hring near Jersey shore,
had bit thumb ehot off eloto to the band, while
aarcleuly handling a loaded pistol. The lamt lad
had hie shoulder diilocated a few weeks ago by
being thrown from a lied while tho bonec were
running away. ,
Dividing; the Spoils. Our noMv
bore dowa tbo rirer in Clinton took a vote on lo
cal option hit week. The - city of Lock Daren
gave a majority of 118 or liconeoand the balance
of tha county gave a majority of 768 aoainf 11
' cense, Lock Haven will therefore hare "eome.
thing to take," while the rural portioui of the
county will be compi-lled to "dry up."
Secession. The citizens of tho 5th
ward of Leek Haven (Plemtngton) are afflicted
1 the iccoiiion malady. They rcfuied to par.
tielpate m the election lait week, and are making
very p rrpariUon to leave tho city. We proiume
. fbe "waywird I iter" will fee Iter fully before the
Iroopc arrive. The fate of South Carolina and
Jlorida ihould be a warning to the 6th warden.
Accidentally Shot. On Tuesday
night, February 25, a party waa ilttlng In the
Railroad Contractor'! office, at Shin Town, jnet
above Renora. The elerk took ont a loaded pli
tol belonging to hlmevtr, and la He round of in
rpcctlon it got Into the bandt of one who wai
. either oareleee or didnt know what he wai about.
While toil one was handling ll.the pletol went off
aod theMnll lodged In the arm juit abovo the
wrist of Mr. John Lynch, of this place, who was
sitting opposite. At this writing the ball baenot
dfeea foaad. CiVfon Democrat.
. Enoch Ardek. No. 2. About thirty
-yean ago a young man by tho nume of Grey
married a young ludy of 8unbury, and after llv
' tag with her about two yean, left for parti on
nown Hi! suppoicd widow then married Mr
Jacob OrllHck, with whom she lived until about
tea yean ago, when he died. She then married a
-man named Gass, who resided In Lower Augusta.
Some four yean ago both Mr. and Mrs. Uass died,
but very short tlino apart. To eome to the
iloale, but week her tret husband, Gray, returned
from the west, an old and drerepld man, looking
for kli wife and child. lie incidentally met a
sister of nil wife, with nhom he is now staying.
Mr. Oray is reported wealthy and looking for an
Jleir AMOary Vail).
Somebodt UiT.-Tlie Bellofonto Re
BMelicaa. of last week bit! several chaps in our
towa la this way
Some weak-minded upstart from Clearfield, a
weaH-be lawyer, too, who advertises blmrrlf as a
gambler, made a trip recently te this place aud
wroto a letter for the Rattman't Jtturnnl.- He
lays tha name of our towa la of Mi origin,
that ear street! are la bad condition, tbo water
eat f order and a good deal of other childish
twaddle. How the Joummi came to waste so much
p aoa an tueh a silly melange is something of a
surprlsO to is, but then it is about up to the ever
age ariicld of that paper and not so muob of a
' surprise after all. It appein to ui, and wa have
eme grounds for laying so, that this correspond
ent waa evsr ben on a drunken spree and ia bare
"imill game.? -Ctearaeid would, save It! .repu
tation by keeping such Imbecile Bedglingi at
none. r
Waking Up. We notice ly the
Rrttith that Ihe Mulera Coal and Improvement
Company an determined te pnsh and complete
$k railroad from iloutsdale to Madera, on Clear
field reek, near Hie month of Muddy run. The
following jiamed personi an the Dircoton elect
of this company : Ir. It. Houts, John Beyer, Jas.
Louther, (I. W. Caldwell, C. J. l'urej, F. A. Uass
ler Had Samuel Ilegarty. Tha opening of this
road will tap one Ol tue gnnrteet eual e-tu !
the Bute. From the month of Muddy run to the
bead of Clearfield creek the whole country, on
both sldel of tke itreom, ti underlaid with from
three to seven feet of the very best quality of bit
ominous toil. And even without this prorpeet,
We IcsVer Interest should alono warrant the co
ftertea of tali road at aa early day. It Is but
aevrn milts from Houttdale te Clearfield creek at
Madera, and why Innumerable impediments an
fonitantly being thrown In the way to prevent
the construction of this rood we cannot coinpre-
bead. The line from Osceola to lloulnlalo is
fwfeet be hive, and both cspital and labor ii
bwauMialy rewarded, and If ck road ii Mutin
ied te the creek it will add immensely to the
wealth of tbc miner, operator and the railroad In
tsreit, ud treble the value of every acn of land
levcTal miles 6ti each side of tho road, the
1ole length of the line.
I dt
TtANHrrft or Tbopertv. Sheriff
fie tnd )lr. Kndrci bare Duih made money ont of
ml estate tnniaotion during Ihe r ?t week.
Tbi fcmer purchaied Ihe residence of the UtleT,
ii Secood itfeet, oppositt the rciidtnet of Ex-
nigler, for :,,(ioo, and told bis farm, situate
JJirard UnnMp. to Mr. Endrei for J8,e0,and
gnll la the ground ind other personal proper-
Ike additional snm of $1,700. Both seem
e asiell tilrau-d with ikn'. t..rMtn 1, l ..-l.
horn the figure tkst projicrly Is not depn
""BI Ml this county. We im affctrd I his
ti.eoo
pf'perly tl,00 twelve can ago, and
" "ttle Improvement
. A!;otmM Gua'dki. School" The
vtrtl i''"'11" 01 "u,lon Ec"M'1 Murlrt, ad
to i " '' '""' 10po,l ,u erection of
'Md gchuol Building, at fenfield, Ii that
The Board lost week uV.pled the do.
'"'""bmltted byw townsmnn,Mr.
lies T1" lMiihS lo bo frnmc, two sto-
feel,ihiwo wings eaoh lflii'A, mount-
ek lb
room iit.12 and one .1i)r.1! on
,0 "nl.licl in tire belt SI vie, end will
letweeu ., . .. ...
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Tn I1L.0AD ExTENsJOH. -Our
Curwonarlllo noiuhbon hate boon foaitlug tliout
selvol for srrolwhevthlropellvoi-tenslon-of
tho Tynme A I'loirllold - railroad to
that borough. VYo bope their imaginings nmy re
lult in louethlng substantial. The men who hoad
the movement should know and understand tho
policy of tho dircoton of tbo Pepusylvanja rail
road company, In rerercnee to tho oonstruotion of
lateral or branch loads, and the relation the oiti-
cus or property holders along tho linei whom
these branch roads are to be built sustain toward
the oorapauy. Tha Idea must be embraced by
those residing along the lino and at the terminus
of the proposed road that its ooaslruotioa anat
be entered lata autuilly aid It built for tko bun J
alt of all. tt if notorious that branok railroads
do lot pay aaythlng to the stockholder! for many
yuan after they are built and It ia equally noto
rious that ovary acre of bud and ovary houai and
lot Is largely onbunocd in value by tho oonslrootlon
of a railroad through any Motion of this or any
other State. To be still more pointed. We will
reuturo that a farm lying between this place and
Curwensvllle, which haa heretofore been valued
at from three to four thousand dollars, would be
enhanoed fifty per cent, within one year after the
road Is made, and the value of (very houso and
lot in Curwensvllw doubled, while the road Itself
would not pay anything to theoompany for yean.
If thw la a proper view of the can, why higgle
and delay about subscribing toward tho grading,
bridging and right of way f What tha required
sum Is wa know not. But unless this Is dona, the
road will not ho built for some yean to oomc
There an a few In our midst who prognosticate
a falling off In business and tho value of property
In this place, If the road Is made to CurwensviUe.
This u a fallacy. Tho Interest! of the two plaaer
are identical, an. clneaty erf ee iKam r kwj
aud wife. That which inures to the benfit and
happiness of. the one works no harm to the
other. . We want our people to think aod "talk
oensa" about this matter ' Kaltroada most be got?
ten up on the lame plan as we build ehurcbes,
school houses, etc. Wa must subscribe (and then
pay, too,) toward their oonstruotion. And when
the road li completed to Curweuirillt, we want It
to "go well," (aa Mr. Gneley vied to remark),
either up the rlvor, Anderson creek, or the middle
route, by way of Penville.so aa to connect and
strike the Mahoning valley, in order to make a
western outlet. .
A Proteht. The document found
below wai handed to ns for publication. Hcr.ce
w send It on Its mission i
Ma. EniToi: The following resolution was
unanimously adopted by the l uiun Teachers' In
stitute, held at (IreenvUle, Bloom township, March
III, 10,0 1 , - .
VVuiRlAi, A convention of School Hlree'torl
met at Clearfield In January last and pasted a
resolution making It compulsory on the pari at
Tcachcn to attend the County Institutei end .
.Wuchiai, We doom such action on the part of
mat oonronuoo.improper, aoa evincing an uajuet
appreciation of our seel bcieg on the eve of the
most surccspful and best represented Institute ever
held in Clearfield county. Therefore,
itttolrtd. That while we feel all due respect for
the authority vested in tho Directors of common
schools, we emphatically protest against any oo
eroire measures nf the kind, assuring the people
that a sealous Interest and a cherished pride in
our profession, and a desire to advance the stand
ard of education, an the mighty incentive! which
prompt ui to attend luch convention! at our own
eipense. Thenfun, we humbly pray that said
aot be repealed, as we will arMr sign any agree
ment enforcing It.
tSiined bv the following Teachcn : W. 11. Prl
deaui, E. O. Hays, 0. U. Welah, Amoi Hloom, J.
II. Johnson, W. n. Lothcr, K. M illion, . O.Cald
well, J. F. MeKeudrlck. W. A. Sevier, J. 0. Wil
son, B. 8. Kirk, H. T. Brockbank, C. 8. Luther,
M. A. Kirk, J. O. Clipiiinrer, Mollis A. Brock
bank, Mary L. Bonsall, L. VY. Berry. Acnes Myr
tor, Mary A. Myrter, V. U. Cpcnoor, Mina Clois,
maggie nioom, f . Beyler.
Lives of theGovebnobb op Pe.nnsyl-
Taaia ; with the Incidental history of the State
from 100 to 1873. By Wm.C. Armor. Publlihed
by James K. Simon, No. IV South Siith street,
Philadelphia. Price 1 Cloth, fSM; Library,
4.00 j lull uair, f i.so.
A copy of thii valuable work is before us, and
we do not hesitate to say that It Should be In the
hands of every one able to purchase it. Although
It Is entitled the I! res of the Governors, It ii in
fact short but substantial history of Pennsylva
nia, and ii especially adapted te popular reading.
The work Is 00 fiction and the time spent In read
lug it will Dot therefore be lost. Tho book enonot
bo parehaird at the book stoics, as it Is sold only
by subscription. Mr. Wm. Tucker, of this place,
ii the agent for Clearfield county, who will enn
vaii the eounty thoronghl. Thoee desiring a
oopy need but addresi him.
mi -
Doubly Unfobtunat. Mr. Silos
Marlin, of Broekvlllo, who had his horse and
buggy stolen, met with a seriooi misfortune while
out after the thieves. He had hired a livery
team and followed one trail to Jamestown, N. T.,
when he heard of the arrest of tbo alleged robbers
at Strattanville. He then sttrted for borne. At
Franklin be inquired at the depot whether any
trnini were soon due, and ou being told there
would be none for bait an hour, started to drive
down the Clarion turnpike. A train came rushing
along, frightened bis borset, and one of them be
coming entangled in the bameai backed on the
traok. Tha engine struck and killed one horse
and perfectly demolished the buggy. The County
Commlsslonore of Venango county should hare
long en this bad a fence made between the nil
road and pike along the narrows. Clarion Dn.
Look Out for tue Boom. The
Sunbury Boom, in the river above Northumber
land, bn been further extended across the stream
the past year, and if onr raflmen do not look out
In time they will Ind themselves and their rafu
"boomed" befon tbey know what they an about.
It aeems to be the design of onr down-river peo
ple to plaoe all the obstructions In tke river they
can to impede and Jeopardise the business of the
raftmen and get possession of their property.
The Boom in question now extends nearly acres!
the river nbore Turtle Creek, and refti must be
run close to the right hand shore to keep out of
the Boom.
fipttlalB.
New floods ! New Ooods I for the Spring trade,
at J. Milee k reiser's. Can't do better than to
buy of Miles, a', be selti bit goods at prices dowo
to the very lowcit nick.
Those new goods at F legal', cu t be beat,
and see for youreelf.
Go
Tnopanvr roi FUi.r. George E. Kirk. It will
w ...u.a w, k.41.iiu ..i.i.d at this office aed
by advertisement in to-day's piper, offen real es
tate, In Brady township, for sale.
Robert A Mitchell offers a house and lot
in West Clearfield for aale.
Harry Rosl advertises a vendue of personal
property for noxt Saturday. . .
Call at Flrgal'i and lee his new goods.
SraitA (loom. J. Miles Kntterhas Joel open
ed a large inroioe of goods of all descriptions,
suitable for the Spring trade ell of which will
be sold at the very lowest prices. ,
Flegal ha Just opened another fine lot of Fur
nishing Goods, do. Handsome and fashionable.
Laxd Pi.Airca. He vers I car loads received by
Krairer A Lytic, which will be sold very cheap.
Farmen, make a nolo of this. fiblV-tt
Calcined Plaster for.le by l. F. Bigler A Co.
Jasl received, a large lot of son-explosive
Lunpi sod Lantern! at ,
II. F. Biai.in A Co'i.
FgfOR fliMrn Pi.asvrr. Received at Corner
Store by oar load and for sale by
, .v K. A. A W. D. Iiwia.
Curwcnirlllc, March J3. !.
A full llncof TTnusehoio J;jd. Jupanned Ware,
Ac for sale by II. V. Bigler A Co.
IL F. Bigler A Co. bar koei making ealcii"We
addition! to their stock of Hardware the last few
diys. Frerytbiog new lu Shelf Hardware, Had.
dlen' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builden'
Hardware, and itirdwarasf aU kinds, cB be see
at their More. May 21.
Si.riam rnu Pai.i A. I. Hhsw bis a couiile
of SrsUclesi late style Sleighs, which be will sell
at a bargain. Call and look at Ihrm. d4
Wood and Willow Wan f all descriptions for
sale by 11. F. Viglor Ala.,
XvTlt'i to Waooe AinCianiAiHi Mai ana. We
hare Just received a geaerel assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Wends, alra full line of Sptlngl
and Axles, which we offer cheap for eash.
II. r. IlluLia i .
. trri -..fyveiit) ni duieq ("Ieirfiel.1 Wood-
COUOHI AND COLDS,
' Then an few persons who an awan of the Ira-
Sortaooo of atteuding to a cough or a cold at its
rst appearance. The Mioussud who die annually
of ooiisuuiptlun, wore llrrt attacked with a "slight"
oougb or eoM.-which they thought would soon
"wear itiuir on, ana tncrcnire neglected to me
tbo proper remedies until they became Inourable.
t j.rcry any tnnt a oougu, ce-ia, or any tung uis
oaso Is ncglucted, innkes the oliaiiect of a cure
more uncertain. We would recommend all sulfur.
liii from any diKion of tbo Lungs whatever, to
use lUssoVa Cumpoviii avairp or Tar. It never
fulls in aurlng the wont easecpf couRtia, eolds,
hoanneis, sore throat, catarrh and asthma. It
li an infallible romody for Whooping Cough; be
ing proscribed by some or the lesding pbysicianl
lu Ute Northern and Bouthern States, and being
prepared uudur the immediate supervision of a
graduata of the Penniylvanle Modioli College.
The proprietor! beg leave to inform all that it le
o "Quack" preparation, but made strlotly la ao
oordaaoa witk the advanoed principles and thiory
ol medicine, rrloo u oenti por nottie. -
i RtlBHKI.L A LAND1H. Pronrleton. Phlladel
nbia. Sold by A. L Shaw, Clear Held, Pa., and
by all UruggiU, ootio-om
Bird Cages large aiiortment at U. F. Blg-
ler Co, i.
Paints, Oils and Vsrnlihei for lale by II. F.
Blgler A Co.
Siwa Dlstan's Cross-out Saw, Ureal America
Saw, Bnyuton'a Lightning Saw, at
v-24-IJ
I. t. Bioi.il A Ce'a. i
RECAPITULATION, ,
Bird Cagei.
Wood and Willow Wan.
Houiehold Goods. . i
All kinds of Hardware. . '
Japanned Wan. ' ' '
Paluta, Oils, Varnlsbel. I t r ( '
Calcined Piaster. I . . i ' ' "1 ' .
- Waron and Carrlace Makers' lunullel. '
All of the above for sale at tho mammoth Hard
ware Store of II. F. Bigler A Co., Second street,
Clearield, re... ' t , . - -
Carrie tt.
On February Hth, 1873. by J. P. Tunuraoa,
Fsq., Mr. JAMKS KKAD to Miis MARY MI L
HULLL.V, both of Clearfield -
Tt. Liwrfnet townhln, on Uroh 9lh. 1973,
HKNHV E.f fon of Tjiumai anrl tiiiia E. Mc
Pnciiso!. RgvU 8 nonlbi aud 7 dayi.
Id Ilmatar Uwnnhip. on Pcbrnarr 9tli. 1873.
M1LLIK, wif of AitTui'R RccnC agod 24 yean,
ii mom qa Ma v anyt.
' ' Clearfield Markets.
Cornpted weekly by Iliriano Honor, Wholesale
aod Hetail iiealer In Dry Uooris, Urooariei, fro-
vuiool, do., Market itreet, I learneld, fa.
Cliirpiii.d, Pa., Marohll, 1S7S.
Apples. grecn,00 50 Hogs, dressed......
Dried, 9 ..... 10 Hides, green-....,.
Applobutler.gal, 7 Hams. ......... .00(a)
1
10
Butter.. uura 99 r3iioaioen.H. ..uu(a)
Beani 0 00(4 J 75 Side, . OH (4
121
Buokwheat. 1 00 Lard 16(a)
Buokwheat flour lb, 5 Men pork,$ bbl...20 00
Beef, dried. li Onto 00
Beef, fresh 1t 10 Onions. ......... I SO
Boards. M 1 OOfojM 00 Potatoes CO do 76
Corn,shellcd-...-...l 00 Peaches, dried, m II
Corn, ear 00 50 Platter, V bbl I 00
Corn meal, W sack, 1 30 Rye. 1 10
Chon.Wewtl lOfia 1 40: Haas, H lb .
Cloverseed. f OO'Salt. sack.tJOfu) 150
Chaeeo. 10 Shingles,l8in.M 00
Cherries, lb. 10f IJ Shlnglei,20 iilO 10 00
Chickcni, und, u, 101 timothy seed....... 00
Furl . JSlTallow .... 12
Klaiseed. - 1 00 Wheat - I 00
Flour... 0 00(0)10 SO Wool 0
Hay 00 OOfsUO 00. Wood, m oord.i.- SO
TJEPORT OF THE AUDITORS
XV or lirsdford township, for 1871
FOUR FIND.
Elijek McDowell aud Wm. E. Forcer, Overseers of
the Poor for Bradford township. In account
with the foor fund of said townsnip tor lofx 1
PE1TOR.
To amount of tax levied $1,180 SO
caioirou.
By bills ren'd for keeping poupen-
119 00
l ?
uy exoneration!..
pf percentage for collecting 11,109. 70.
b 48
lly lime all d lor services ol b. M llewell
By. time allowed for services of Wm. E,
11 ill
Forcey . 10 10
Bv amount of order and interest nnid D.
, Forcey, overseer for 1871. .... - 251 98
By amount of order and interest paid S.
Linsberry, overseer for 1871.... 91 08
By order and Interest paid fi. Bale...... 4 JO
Uy Juitloai' IMS, paid. a 00
liy a rut. paid I). Stewart for book. 2 00
By amount paid auditors and clerk fi 00
Balance due township.. 308 01
. ft, ISO 00
ROAD FIND
it -
Geo. W. Barker and Henry Bumbarger, Supervl
-eon of Bradford township, in account with tba
Koad tana 01 seiu townsnip, tor 107x1
PIITOR.
To amount of tax mried.. I,1 49
To erdcr on Wm. 8. Taylor. 71 9i
To order en H. Livergood It S4
To order in favor of Geo. W. Barger ou
County Commlisionirs.
19 92
$1,320 70
rRlMTOK. "
By amount of work dona
By iiiperviiori' wagci.
By exonerations.
By error in Wm. H. Tayior'i aoo'l at last
year's settlement
By amt paid auditors and elerk.
Bilanca due township...,,
. 1,0.19 99
. 14" 7,
28 44
22 tl
M
80 (1
l.grt 70
Wc, the nndenignod Auditors of Bradford town
ship, having examined the aooounts of George W.
Barger and Henry Bumbarger; Supervisors of said
township, and F.lijah McDowell and Wm. K. For
cey, Overseers of the Poor for laid township, find
them as aoara stated.
N. P. WILSON,
ABRAHAM PKARCE, .
Attest: DANIEL STEWART,
W. I. CuRLir, Clerk. Auditors,
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT of
Jamri B. drabim, Orerter of tfr Poor of
Clearfield borough, for tha Tr 1472s
ncarort.
To amount ol duptlcata for 1871. ....... $1,079 93
car. pitoh.
By rxppnic of maiuUining Michael
- Connolly. puier, aa followi :
Amt. paid It laowii for board 'g.,$flO 00
Amt. paid V. Lili M . m W 00
Amt. paid Mn. WeNh ' ' .! 01)
Amt. to Dr. T. J. Uoycr, mcd.at. 14 00
Amt. for clothing maUioino, A.. 4T 09
El pen a of maintaining R. Mon
lagup, nmirwr, ' J '1 ? X
Amt. paid C. beijMittH, hoartilnfr; ' 1
- from W I nuFtb.JHTJ.JfO 00
Amt. for mftlieieMa..i. m,,m, 4 60
Other ippnsei u folio wi,
UyprintiDf ., )N
amt. paid Milaf Kocdt ovarmr
of Lawranoa Uiulip.H...o 15 00
ami to K. V. Wilton, med.at. A 00
ami. to A, C. Talo,toriv.oror'r 20 03
amt. to Wallace i Fielding. t ,
aUurnrr fee. Cvnnetljr eana 10 00
' 318 09
284 AO
wit vr co na t H H
amt. to W. Porter, lundry Ooti
8 AO
ft AO
amt. to J. ii. llarinwiok, mod.
attendant?, McTaKgart ,
14 oo ;
6.1 09
amt. per eentage allowed Wm.
Kftdfuaiigh, eo Hector ,
amt. exoneration!.....
amt. mak'gdup..iUtionerj, Jte.
amt. audi tori' ftt ,,,
amt. tlila day paid orcr to Bor
8 9
8 60
8 00
ough TretMarerfur W 92ft 41
477 81
Total...
91,079 93
Wc, the undesigned Auditors, certify tbo above
account to be just and true and the balance to be
as abere itated,
W. T. TtTflT.Rn,
OROHtlK II AdKTtTY, '
KEl'UKN MTMKItflOH,
MffbJ Audlture.
1)HHLIC NOTICtV-tMe is heraby given
that the citiiens of Wallaceton applied to
t he Court of Quarter Sessions of ClearOeld county,
at January Term, 1873, for lucorporatlun aa a
borough, and the aame bas been oonflrintd by the
(I rand Jury. The raid petition will be presented
for confirmation by the Court, at March Term,
1P73. of which all Interested will tnke notice.
JOHN t. ClITTLK,
fcb28-.1t Attorney for Petitioners.
1 are ben1 cautioned against cutting
or io i"v rl.imatt.'.r '. ""' P'".
r T " "' ... -nmi.0. Of
In wani or stroll, or III lu. mn" . "",
rirrV:."''T i: o,
Uiekry, In Beofirli townibip, near n hllmrr ran
ai Ihe Ii will be strictly enforced against all
who are raucbt tMpawim;. And ill pereoni
lianking timber er logs on property or tiroont a
lilrke, near vt'hlimer ran, on Clcarlleld ereek,
will toka notlee tbat all baok resit most be paid
belora the timber sua be moved off the b.nb.
MM. H. DirkRY A flirt,
f.blO-lia Por UHOOM A PIlKKV.
joSEl'lI H1WWLES, Junlico of
I the Peaoa and Scrivener In tba apper end f
Uwrenoe township. Collajtloni ina.le and money
pnmptly paid ever. FebJ-ly
SALIC About four ton oi
icrlltbl Ipvrr liar, Apply la
? Sheriff's Sale; '
)T Tlrtuofrltfof eHftiUoni AVp6naiiifa
X 9 out of the Court of Common Pieai of Olear
tield oounty, and to ma dlreolad, thara will
bo axpoivd to publlo aale, at tba Court llouia,
fa tbo borough or xiparneid, on Aitmoay, ina
17th dar of March, lt7.t, at 1 o'clock, p. m ,
tba following deiortbed rattl eitaU, to wit t
All or the intetoat of tho. dvfuodaot, W. W.
Hale, of and in and to all ot th.oual, orcoUy and
other mlnarala in and nnon all tbuas certain
premiaea auoata in Worm lownantp, fjicarama
county, 1'a.i Bounded north by land of Uilea
Pulton, writ b laada of Vincent FUaiL aoutb by
landa f Bme4gh'a eaUte, ae4 oaat by twido of
Jacob Wiae, oonUinngi about one hundred aouaia
(106) acre, together with all of tha aaecmenta
and rlahta crantod to anid Halo under and by
rirtua of bit ooatrMt with Joaaph Kothrook for
tbo purchMcor tha aforetatd mtneraii.- inc aata
re in i tea belnc too tarm anown aa ido uacpn
loth rook farm. Alao, all of defendant'! in tore at
of In and to all thote certain tract i of land aituate
In Morrla townabip, Clearfield county, Pa.,
i (AeT turvayedoo warrant to Kiekari Thomn;
.nntm.n.n li'A ecrea and 0.1 nerobca. belnc No.
99 in tba map of tbo fbiiipaburg enaiaj amot4r
nfthem adjoiuing (Dt aoovo, aurvoyeo eu warrtuit
to Iltnij S Xhiukrr, conUtning 40T aarca and
IUZ percnea una Deiug w"-m
man of tba Pbilinthurf catate I anotktr of tktm
adjoining the aald twolaat named traeti. itickard
Thomat ana Jltnry d. unnaer, aoa inMog.ui
rciidua or a tract turvcyed on warrant w t uuata
Drinker and containing 2S2 acrei, 64 perohct, nod
beinc No. in tho man of tho Pbillntburg ci
tato anotktr of them aurveyed on warraut to
Patrirk ifayt, adjoining fionrt necu, oeing rci
tduo of the aurvef ooutnlnlng 48 arree. being No.
82 in tbo man of the Philinaburg oatatc; another
f tham adjoining Patrick II aye and being iba
residue or tract turveyea on warrant to Mtanctei
Kondir. eontainlns 280 aoroi and being No. t3 in
the plan of the Pbilipburgeatate ;. oonUining Id
all about 1.849 aerea. Alio, all tlioac certain!
tract or parte of traota aiUiala in uecattir tvwo-4
hip, Ulearneu couniy, re. l umm m man uemg
residue of a tract bounded by land or Abraham
Elder, Jacob F. Kuuk, Jnn Mat try and othera,
aurreyed on warrant to Hri7inM San torn, contain
ing 2U4 merea, ol perubea, and beiog No. 98 in
the ntan of tbo Pbilintburg ottatct another ad
joining Jo.oph Sanaom and John Cannon tracta,
beiog the reaidoe of a lorray aurrcjed on war
rant to Tktma p. Com, and contaimoc Ivi aorea
and 84 perchc, and being No. 108 in the plan of
tba Phtliptburg catate ( another or them adjoin
ing Joiepb Bantom aurrey, being reaiduo of a
tract aunrercd on warrant to John Cnmon t con
taining 78 oet-M aud being No. 94 in the plan of
tbc Phtliotburf caiatci nuofatr or mem au-
Joinlng tlcorgc GraOT and being the reeidue of tract
firrroyed on warrant to joapo naaaom,coutainiog
108 ncrea, 81 perch r; and boiog No. 96 In the
ilan or tha rniitptnurg eauic mnotmr oi mem
einc the reaidua of a tract inrreyed on warrant
to Urg tirvgi eootaininc 3 aerea and being
No. 9 la tbo plan of tbo Pbilinnburg eatato ;
aaofaerof tbem adjoining Thomat V. Copeaurvey
and belnr the rrrlduoof a tract lurvcycd on war
rant to tiinry Drinker, containing zio acre, ?u
ercbei, and being no. ivv in tno pian oi toe
'hilinaburff oatatc: mnniUr of them adjoining
taid Henry Drinker and being tha retiduc of a
tract aurveyed on warrant to Bemjamim Wilton,
conUining 4tf ucrei and 140 rerobea, and being
No. 113 in tbc plan of tha Philiptbnrg aetata ;
containing In all about 836 eeret, ttaitod, tkrn
in cxwitioo and to bo told aa the property, ol n .
W. Hale.
Two certain tracta' of land titoate In Bogga
townabip, Clearfield county, Pn. No. 1 beginning
at pout by gum tree thenoo north 721 degrcee
well Z7 perenea to poaij inence rn argreca een,
bv land fonntrlv lienrr Watcl, 28 perehea to pott :
thenoo north li drgreea eaat 88 perobei mora or
leas to turnpike) thence by pike luuth 86 drgreea
eaat H7) perchratoatoneat thence aoutb 41 pcrohec
to tbc plaoe of beginning ; containing 1 0 acrca and
37 nerchea. No. 2 beginning at north-tart corner
of KobL Morris surrey ; tbence by lame aouth 160
percbea to pott; thence eaat 164 perches to ;
thenoo along old lint of Walter Stewart north 10Q
percbea; thenoo by aame, weat 164 perehei to
place oi beginning; oooiaiaiog iea acraa, naerr
inc out of tho last deecribed piece 64 acres to
Catharine Hummel, her bcira and aeaigna, out of
the aouth-watt corner, bounded and detcribed ai
follows: Beginning at post on . Krie turnpike;
thence west 8H parch el to post tbenoe louth 94
percbea to lionet ; tucoca bo perenea to post
thenoo north 82 nerobca to post on turnpike
thence westerly along aaid,turnpike 23 4-lOperchei
to place, of begiauing. aid uoreterrad land
hat idc a aood frame farm bona and barn, bear
ing orchard of excellent fruit, ft or 80 aorei
cleared and nearly all underlaid with fire clay and
atnna coal. (Seised, taken in execution and to be
sold aa tbc property of Aaron llartman.
Alro. a certain tract of land alt ante In Bradford
township, Clearfield eeonty, PaM bounded pn tbc
aonth by lands of Wm. Albert k Hro., east by land
of the lame, now in possession of Job a A. (Jreen ;
tk UJ laai-t Mlnwart wt V I-
of Benjamin Lamberry, containing two hundred
and eirhteen aerea and oarinc about one hundred
and fifty acre cleared and under a good state of
cultivation, with a large name una nouie, frame
bank barn and targe and excellent bearing orchard
thereon. Seised, taken In execution and te be
told as the property of Isaiah O. Barger.
Alio, all thoee three certain tracts of land situ
ate in Knox township, Clearfield county, Pa.t the
first one thereof beginning at a hemlock; tbenoe
north 40 decreet weat 188 perr-hrs to a atone pile ;
tbenoe foutb 60 degrese weat 91 perches to a
birch tbence aonth 40 dr greet east 1KB percbea to
a hemlock thence worth 60 degreea eaat 91
perobei to place of beginning; containing 100
acres and 39 perehei. Tbc second beginning at
birch ; loath 40 degreea weet 40 perches to
hemlock : south 81 degrees west 33 perehei to
pine ; thence south 87 degrcei west 24 perobei to
a pott i mence nortn en perenea to ; in
north' 90 degreea east 62 perehei te place of
inninfft eootaininc SV acrca. The third p
beginning at a hemlock t tbenoe north 40 de greet
wctt 10 perch pi to a pott; mence norm ja ue
groei eaat 42 perches to an aspen; thence louth
60 degrees weet 41 perones to pinoe or oegionmg
Aontik!!vn two BCrtl. DCiara. laaen id exeenuui
aod to be ioM m the prof of wr Jo?
Also, a aerUin tract or Piece ui Ian J illuate lu
Morris township, Clearfield county, Pa., boanded
and deecribed ae follows, Tilt Ueginning at a I
post and pointers, corner of tbo John Price tract ; 1
thence by a survey ia the name of Francis John- j
t ton, north one degree cast 117 perchoi aod 6-10, ,
or such distance a will equal ite tho two Iota be
tween Potter and laid Hone? ; tbenoe along the :
aid Potter lot, north 89 west, or luch course it
will equaliic the respective lota At a fu reus Id, 14A
perches to marked line, and along said line, aouth
one wctt 1176-10 perohoe to post ; tbenoe by the
line of the fjwanwiek tract aouth 89 cut 14A
percbea to the place of beginning j containing one
hundred acres and allowance be the aame more or
left, with abnu. 30 acres eleared, having a good
plank bouse, barn and other outbuildings, a good
spring of water, and a bearing orchard t hereon,
belied, taken li execution anJ to be Mid ae
the property of Daniel Ewaut.
Alio, a certain tract of land tituate In Wood
ward township, Clearfield county, Pa, bounded
and described ai follows : Beginning at a maple ;
tbence by land of J. M. t'haae nortb-wett 180
perehei to white pine; thence by land et J. M.
Chase soulb-west 80 porches topost ; thence south
west by land of Albert k Hro. 140 pert has to a
piue; thence by land of Wright A llro. east 80,
perobei to place of beginofng; containing 81 acres,
with about 26 acres cleared, with a log bouse and
other improvements thereon. - Heiied, taken in
execution and to be sold aa the property of Jame
McKee. 1 ' . w
Tiaui or Bali. The price er turn at wbiok
the property ihall be atruck off mutt be paid er
tba time of tale, er inch other arrangements
made ae will be approved, otherwise the proper
ty wilt be laimedlately put up and seM ageiw at
the cxpenae and rik ef the pereon to whom It
wai at rue k off, and who. In eaae of defioleaey at
inch re sale, shall make good the same, and In
no In st a nee will the Deed be presented la Court
for confirmation unleii the money ll actually
paid to the Sheriff, .- JUSTIN 4. P1B,
ennairr'i Orrirn, 1 Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., Feb. SO, U71. J , . '
TICEKNK KtiTICK.1. The followtur iwr
J sons hir. flled In the ofnoe of the Ol.ra of
tbe Court of Qoartrr fessiom of Clearfield ponn?y,
thrlr petition! and bonds for Lleenie, at the
Mareb irssions nest, aKreeabljr to the ant of As
sembly, entitled "An Aot to regulate tke lale of
Intoxicating Liquors," Ao. i
HOVBL LK'KMI. V
Mary Elsenhower...,.. Kvlertown
John Itoogherty..., .'.ClrarDrld
8. II. Kow. , t-le.rOrlii
John II. Ilergoy H ,, Covingtoa
Febrnary.in. ltr.1.
' A. C. TATK, Clerk.
PROCLAMATION IX DIVOHCE.
Subpoena In l)irorce In tbe
Mian J. Win . I'onrt of Common Pleas
, rs, nf Clrarfeld 'ont, tr
T! h. Warn. No, rl, Msrrb Term, A.
) 1. ln;:l.
To Thamsi L. M'aple. abova named t Yea are
herrby required to be and npprar before lb. Judgns
of tke said Court at ClearlleM, on Thuriunr, ibe
SOih day of March, A. P. 171, Ui answer Ibe
complaint of saul Maria J. W'sple,
Feb. 1(1 4t Jl'HTIN J. PIE, Shetlff.
NOTICI-WIn tbet'oraiaen i'leai of Clear
field eotinty, I'a. 1 be ipplieation of Lueie.
Jiiril, lliram tooilward, ana others, anklng
..ki;.r.f im.rror.,.o..frIb.iPn.,,dPr...
10 Cl'.tirrn," bi brrn mni to tbe Court,
tr.ry tha lame iu f grantej .r the Sril day f
seat Miroh term. ; .t
Stm.tt.WHU-. V Prvlkonotary.
t T--
TkJtlTICIiIo Iba Common l'lrai of Closr.
ll Held oounty, l'a. Tke applloation of 11. W,
Wise, .llenry Swan anrl others, asking m shorter
of Incorporation uf "The Ziup baptist t'buroh,"
bas been mad im Ibi Court, and If no sufHolcnt
reason be shown lo the oontrary tbe same will bf
granted on the firit day of next Mnrch term.
, A, C. TATK,,
Feb. !, t'. .V. rrntbonolary.
fpilR UKMOC'lt ATI0 ALMANAC for I
J l1I and 1"S for tela at tke 1'ot 0B
a a ll It ! ' ' I "- "
i C L E A
t V' Z,.
We desiro to call tho attontion of tho citizens of Clearfield county to llio fact that wo
I . havo oocned a . .
L U U S t C STOREIU CL EAR F IE LD,
!
VVhcro we intend to constantly keep
1
PIANOS. ORGANS
RAVEN & COMPANY'S PIANOS,
r
'f . ..
. , . - i
Vi.l ! . 1, i' ..'-t.i-
-I Wo nre nrennred at all times
fuTprablo terms ns to prices aud
Our stock of ORGANS will
RYNOER ORGAN, (with Rytider's Knee Tremolo and downward
i The SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S
i':' : " . MASON Ac
n-NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE hnd CHURCH ORGANS.
jj. 1 Besides these wo furnish to order Organs from any factory dosjred. - -
.. ' VVo sell on everv nlan known
POPULAR AND EABY LLASt. X LAIN. '
-si ' . - i ' - Si :
On our easy terms, every one
amount will tend bo much to
. DC3 We shall be glad to have
' ocl23-72-ly .
rug aufl llrfltdafS.
IU K LATEST MOVBI
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSW1CK & IRWIN'S
DRUG ST ORB,
To their now kwlldlng on IWnd Street, nearly
epp.slt. the store of Weaver Hetti,
CLEARFIELD, PA.r
Where they will eontlnne ta swpply tb.lr eld ud
u mmmj new eMtoineri ai may aome, witn ,
PURE DRUGS!
CIIEM1CALS!
' PMARMACECTICAL PRKPARAT10KS,
. ; i '
:r (Including all new remedies,) (
-1
Patent Mrdlelnai, Pilnli and Oils, (Ilan and
Putty, School Books, Ktationery, t aper,
',. - Ae.) also, a fall line of Drug- . .
glsu' Sundries, Hair
Tonies, ; s
Cosmetlrl, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brusbel,
, Toilet Heaps, Putksl Booai, c, ail er
the best quality.
PURS WiyRS AND LIQUORS,
for medics! A sacramental parpoiei only,
Pure White Lead, Colors of all kinds. Raw and
... Boiled Llnraed Oil, Varnishes, Tarpen.
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish
' ' Vrushes, - Flavoring " '
Bitraeta, .
Confecl'onerlM, Bird Seed, Splee, greuad and
...., - . .ngroana, oi ail aiaas. - .
SMOKERS AND CHEWKUS
i . s .. Will find ear itook tt Chewion
meilie I'liiri, Huulf and Fine-eul to be of the
very Ifo breads la tn. saaraet.
I, All PS AND CII1MNEY8,
, i , - All kind! of CLASS WARE,
MLSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and Musical Trlramlnp of .vary variety.
Hiving a long nerieaae In tbe huitneee, and
an extensive and well selected slook ef medioincl,
. ... ..,.l,u.l to (III Plivsiclini' nrescrlptions at
tbe shortest nolle aud on the most reasonable
terms, day and night. .
IIARTSWICK A lttWIX.
ClearMd. Pa, May II. IMl-tf.
J mr SCI1ULER, .
BARBER AND HAIR PRESSES,
Second street, neat door to First Rational Bank,
nov'7l , .. . Clearfield, Pa. , , .
AfOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
"COMPAKV.
OSCEOtA STEAM .MILLS,, - ,
MAitiricrtnii
LUilBKH, LATII, AND TICKETS
An , .-.
SatoeJ A Taltnt JtibM SlUnglct.
It. U. SlULLINOrORD, President,
jOHf! ".AWSlIK, (Jeneral Sup'l.,'
6'im.U Mill's CrS.H eounly, Pa.
Awo-TOWM LOIS fx' late In th. borough'
ofOioeola. '
AMo,-i.Vp tbo UHhm A0JtRf
of tlou.li in ( Irlritld ilunijr li rkeir Mi,",
t Vf J ti'tltli iH
'
t "
mIa.R'KIE- TS TREE T,
11 F IE Ia D, ; P E 2
on hand a full supply of
AND MUSICAL
Our Btock'of IMA NOS will consist of
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS.
iitttTFC DDn'Piii'nci niVr4C
. . ii:ml3 unuitiLtto I HnJK.
' ' .
to furnish any or tho cheaper makes
terms of payment,. ( ;
consist of tho now and popular
to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR
'. : - :
can have a good instrument,
MAKE' HOME HAPPY. "
you call and see us, whether you
1872.
1872.
FALL 4 WINTER GOODS
ii. M. KRATZER'S.J
InimrriK Stork of lloodi mf ever
atitnpuon.
Woolen 0oods, lama price ai before tbe nd-
vanee In wool.
Muslim at rcduocd prioei. . . -
Dress Goods In greatest variety.
Mourning Goods of aU kinds.
Black Alpacas, at all prices.
Black Silks, very iheap.
Waterproofs, Velveteens, Plaid and plain Flaa-
nils, 6hirting Flaanali, Ae. ,
Table Linen and Kapklm,lriih Linens, 10-4
Sheeting aad fill MaiUa. j .1 ; .'- ; - (
Ottoman Rep Shawls ud Scarfs, Striped Sbawli
at all prteel. ; : v
Paliley Shawll, llngla and doable, W to $10.
Dress Trlmminga, Fringes, Laees, Velvet Rib
bons, Velveteen!, Ae.
Fall Una ef tba celebrated "Josephine Eeem-
leii' Kid Olovei, Kid Olovei from tl ip.
Ladiea' Keok Tim, Collars, Rolling, II sir
Braids and Switches.
Lndlei' aad Children'! Merlio Uader-wcar.
Madame Foy'a, Thompson'!, Olove-Fittlng
Hip Oere and other Cors.li. Also, Hoop Skirts,
Pinion, Ac
arge itock of Carpiti and Wall Pipers.
Shoes and Oilier, lame quality as kentofore.
"Tbe belt are the chrspsst,"
Balmoral and ether knitting yarns, and ether
irtlclef, too nnmorvai le mention. - -
Parebaaera will find a greater Taristy af goods
than Is usually fauna in one store.
Call and examine. - - r t, ?
Clearfield, Sept. II, UTS. j ,.
AVjM!. REED,
BucceMor to Rood Broo.
MARKET STREET,
.CLEARFIELD, PA.,
WILL open tbli week aa Immense Hook ef
all descriptions of
i i '
dry goods,;;
NOTIONS, - ' '
TKIM MINGS, i
.i . '('.'...
M1LLINEKT
and' -
FANCY GOODS,
FURS, " ii t .; - :.
LADIES', i -
I.',' HISSES' and . ,
: ' ' ' CHILDREN'S
. SUOES,
' Ac, Ac, Ac, Ae.
Buying my goods in New Tork, the leaa! of tbe
aortal; keeping a reliable class of goods) sell
ing good! al iloea cask figures, and oonduoling
businees In a thorough bustniu manner, I hope
to merit tba oooldone. if CASU BUYERS
tkrougkout tbe loooty, , ,
i ... I .1 ,.!.-.! .
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Call and aiamlne my stock and be lenrinoed
of Ihe truth of my assertions.
sepl5. - WM.RKBD.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR BALE!
The House and Lot on the eorner of Mar
ket and Fifth streeta, Clearfield, I'a.. li for isle.
The lot contains nearly in acre of ground. The
bouse li a large double frame, aontatning nine
roomi. For tarmi and other Information apply
le Ihe lubsorlber, at tho Foil UIDoo.
nevU P. A. QAt'LIN.
C1AUTION All persons arohrreby cautioned
not te hay or in war nogoilata for tba fol
lowing property, low In tbe hinds of John M.
(thafer, in ilraily township l 1 boreel, I cows, I
elites, 4 hogs, I plows, harrow, grlndsidnl, Sin.
'rocs, spread and log chains, sell doable bar-
nesr, 7 oi(i, 3 U'") lube, I heiH aid bed
ding, obwk, i aes Wheal ll M ground, lot of
nr.. 40 kuskall eoti ears, as Ike feme aalii al
me ind arf u' rtll It IV " ' I
s end art
AW? f
np SHtM,
s
; - v
NAl.
MERCHANDISE.
, ,
.' .
of rianos to order on the most
.. i,. .
Octave Couplor,)
OKGANS,
HAMLIN'S ORC
ORGANS, and
the
CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
and no other investment of like
desire to purchaso or not..
3
irOTDER'S MUSIC STORE.
SUsrrUanrous.
Lime lor Sale I
ffltlK Mdontrned, rctiditiff oar tho depot hm
X mftdo complete rrmna;cmeDti with Lint
Uurnert ewt of tbo mountain, wberobv bo it torn.
bled to keep eoniuntl on band a Urge quantity ot
, TURE LIME!
which he offrn to farmers and builders at a trifle
above cost. Tbose in need of the article would do
well to aire me a oall, or addresi me bv latter, be.
fori negotiating tbeir lime.
OKO. C. PASSM0RE.
Clearfield, Pa., June 1, 1SH9.
Liivcry Ntablc.
TIIE underilgned begs leave to infura tbe pub
lio that he is now fullv nrenared to acoomma.
date all in the way of furnishing Horses, Buggies,
Saddle! and Harness, on the shortest nottoe and
on reaaonable Urms. Resldenoe on Locust itreet,
belweea Third and Fourth.
OKO. W. OEARUART.
Dearflold, April 11, lMf. .
SAWS 1 SAWS I SAWS!
DISTAK'S CROSS-CUT, MILL, DRAG AND
' CIRCULAR SAWS.
Boynton's Lightning Cross-cut Saw.
ALSO,
PATE2IT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For lale by
oetlt.JI If. F. BIGLER A CO.
Attention, Lumbermen!
"TK are now manufacturing onr IMPROVED
T STEEL SOCKET DK1VI.NU CANT
HOOKS, superior to any otkor In nso. Wa bare
also in itock a large quantity of Cantbooki suita
ble for rafting purpose., which we ere selling
ehesp rorearh. AMOS A R. KEKKARD.
Clearfield, Pa., March IS, IH7J.
A Notorious Factl
THERE are more people troubled with Lang
Diseases In thii town than any thernlace o
lu sli. In the State. One of tbe great causes of
this tl, the use of an Impure article of Coal, largely
mind with sulphur. Now, why not avoid ill
this, and preserve Tour lives, br usin. aolv
IlvBpltr)'i Celebrated Coal, fro from all
Impurities. Orders left it tha itorea of Hlohard
Mossop aad James 1). Graham A Sons will raorive
prompt attention,
ABRAHAM HUMPIIRKT.
Clenrfield, November J, 1ST0 tf.
F. STERLIXU,
' Manaraetnror ef t ; '
SADDLES & HARNESS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Work guaranteed to giro lltlsfaetlon. Prices
reasonable, (lire tno a oall. Shop in Arabia's
Row, Market street. novto,7t.
Beale's Embrocation,
(LAIR POWELL'S,)
For ill diseases Incident lo lToriei, Cattle, and
Human Flesh, req-liing the ase of aa
iternal application.
Thii Embroeatlon wm eitenilrely mid by
tki OoToroment during tbe war.
For aale by Hartiwlok A Irwin, ClesrfieU
Joseph H. Irwin, Curwensvllle. Danlil Oooe
aader. Lntheriburg. tf.
jpLOUR, FEED, AC.
THE IIUtCAItlA
FLOURING, MILLS.
The oodemigned would reijitetrull (Ire no
tlee to tbe elt item of Booeari townbip and aur
rounding fountry, tbat ha haa purchased tbe
Beocaria Flouring Mill and pul everything to
com j 1 to order, and ii manufacturing a fint-clafi
quality of Flour.
CUSTOM WORK DOSE,
and Flour In quantity oonstanlly on band for inle.
CHOP. 'CORN MEAL, BRAN, AC, AC.
alwil an band and for sail wholesale or retail.
Ot Tt'H KHIKCil.r-S WASTED.
) X Will etehange Flour and Chop for M
inch Shingles, or will pay part money, ir dtliied1.
lOiS-lf BARNABAS ARMSTRONG.
C D. WATSON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS & PATENT MEDIliXES,
' CONFECTIONERIES,
TOtS AND YANKEE KOTIOXS,
FINK TEAS A ROA"TS0 COFFtR,
BE8T BRANDS TORACCO A BKQAII!.
. RCIItMiI, BOOKS A STATIONER,
" UaitftjK Bulldihg', Seebad Street,
dee(.7t-ty CLHAIU'IELD.Pi
YtiHtlceii1 uoNSTABl,kv rim
I Wa kiv pel need larn number of Ik new
FSE BILL, aid will ! tha rewlrt of iaaatr-
viniiiliinJi4j!.' SgJ
, , , . DDttljJ.
HAW 1IOUSK,
(Cor. of Market k Front streets,)
TWI. ...niniBcmit Hotel t nlirelr ew, eon-
iilete lu ill ill appololmenti, and oonveweBt to
tho Coort Mouse. A 'frM.Qiiinlkui rn U mn
Iroia tho Uopwl on tin arrival and diimrtore of
WKhiriiii. . ' - .. . Sins. . O. IM5WISB is, .
April 10, WI. . l-roprieirew.
W" ASIIINGTOX HOUSE,
. . , KKW VyASllINOTOK, PA.
This m aad well rurakeleil boon bu bee
taken hv tbo oojrrdjnwt. He feels .onartent of
beiof able Is render sallsfietwn te tbose bo mtf
favor blm with a call.
Miy , l71. fl. W. DAJ'IB, Prif'r
REVEUR UOUSE, ' 1
B V R N S I 1 K, T A. '
- Tbe lakurlbar bavin, bail! lew Hotel, witk '
aU modi-rn linprov.osrnll, Ii prepared to reoeive .
f;oasti. - Tbe table will bo rnppliod with tbe beet
n tbe market. - i - -
Good itablln, allacbcd.
aprJ-17 A. II. HlHAEt'fGB, Prop'r.
THE MANSION HOUSE l
Conerof Heeondand Market Streets,
CI.r.ARFII'.I.D, PA. '
TBI) aid isd eoninodloai Hotel bu. daria, 1
tbe put jeir. been calar, d te 4oabla U. ,
former eapaoltj for tba ntertalnnibt of rtr.l.
,en and (tieeti. Tba wbole billJI, baa been
rofaraiibed, and tbe proprietor trill spare ae
palm to render till gueiU eonlortiblt Kblle
statin, vUh-kim. ' - .
jHTlba 'Mansion Home" Omnibm rani la .
and from tbe Depot on tbe errlval and depinura
of eaoh tr.la. - .. J01IS BOUellBRTV, ,
aprt-TO If J-ropnetor.
WESTERN HOTEL
". -i Opposite the Coart House,
. CLEARFIELD, tlHvX:' v
Aceommodatlom irst-elaii and obsrgM isodetar.
oett - JOHN F. TOI.'KS, Proprietor.
JlJ-OSTOLU HOUSE,
r . . Opposite tbe vqurt llooee, a
LOCK HAVEN, PE.SS'AV,.
Jel47l - HAfSEAL A KROM, Prop'i.
B
ROCKKKIIOFi HOUSE,
BELLKFON'TE, PA,
P. JOUKST0K A SOKS,
Proprietel.
M12J7I
RAILROAD HOUSE,
Msin Street,
pniLlPfHUIKi, PESTA.
The undersigned keeps eaneeanrry oti band Ibe
beet of Liquors. His table is always supplied
with lb. best tbe market affords. The traveling
pablie will do wall to give Kim a eall ,
novl.'M ROllKltT LLOYD.
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market St., bet. Second and Tkiril,)
LXfcAKFItCl.ll, PA.
Tho lubleribcrs having become proprietor! of
this bote), wonld respectfully a.k a liberal shire
ef publie patronsge. Tbe fable will always be
supplied with the best tbe tnnrket affords.
deelS'It BKXN A LEIPOLD.
CSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
I'l'HWE.NSVll.l.K,
Clearlleld oounty, l'enn'a.
This old aod well catablilbrd Hotel, braallfully
situated an th banks of tbe Susquehanna, In tbe
borough uf Curwensrille, has bora Iraied for a
term ol yrnri by the utidurs Ignrd. It has been
entirely refitted, and is now open to lbs publio
generally and tbe traveling eoutuionity in par
ticular. No pains will be spired to render gut-ets
comfortable while tarrying at this house. - Ample
Stabling room for the accotnmoditioa qf teams.
Charge! moderate.
ri.pt. 28, l;0-tf. ELI BLOOM.
goof), nutl licfS.
B
OOT AND SHOE MAKING.
PHILIP WB1VKH, on Market atrcit, In
Sbaw'i How, Clearfield, Pi., hu Just received
a fine lot ef French Celt Skins aad Kips, tbe
best In the market, end ii now prepared to man
nfaetura.rery thing In bit line. He will wee
ran l kli work to be m represented.
The eltlsem of Clrarfteld and vicinity an
reipeetfally Invited u give kla a .alt.
Work done at short notice. tl:UTTy
SEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Con. MARKKI A ID Sri., CLEARFIELD, F.
THE proprietor km entered Into tbe BOOT at
SHOE business at the above Hand, aid
isd.iermiied not lo owtdon iliber ll ejaal.
Ity er prlo. for kli work, Spooled arteatioa
will he paid te manufarturing Sewed work. He
hu on band n large lot of Erenek Kip and
Calf Skim, of tbe very best quality. Tbe eiiU
i. ns of Clearfield and vicinity an respectfully
invited to glva blm a trial. No charge for calls
lovtV -tf , .
JSAAC JOHNSON & SONS',
dUanafootareri and Dealeri w
Bootfi'nncl Nkoei!
Ladiot', lfiim' and ChilJron'i Oaiten
Men's, Boyi' and Womeni Ueary Boot, and'
- ltroguie, c, Ae.
I? tore and ikop on Second itreet. noarTr opnok.
tito H. V. Bigler k Co.'i hardware loro-
reb. 1?. lT2-ly CLKARFIELD, PA.
gauss.
Clearfield County Bank.
THE Clearfield County Brnk is in IrecrTT
ted Institution kai gen. oat ef eiliteir tj
tbe surrenderor It! eharter, on May IS, lSflo,.
All iti itock Ii owned by tha nbseriberi, who
will oonlinue th Banking ba.lneis at lbs same
place, ai private Bankcn, under tbe firm nlmr
of the "Cleard.l Couaty llink." W are r
poniible f or tb debti.l the Bank, and Will nay
It! notei an demand at tbi counter. Drpr.iftr
reerivW and iarareet paid wba moaey It let) fee
a tied time. Paper discounted at si pereenlr
m heretofore. Onr personal responsibility If
pledged for all De win reoelved end bo.ineir
transieted. A eontinuanee of the liberst pa(
rennge of th. kniineei men ef the county Is rc
ipeelfully tolieitad, Ai President, Caibier an
offloeri of tbe lata Clearfield County Bank, wr
require tha note! of laid Bank to be prertnlcd1
for redemption. ,
JAS. T. LHiWARD, RICHARD SHAW.
WM. POSTER-, JA8. B. flMAHArf.
O. L. REED, IU. A. WALLACE-
Tbe business of ths Bank will be eondncted bf
John M- Adenis., Esq., al Cashier. tl-l M
, County National Bciik,
Ok' CLEARFIELD) PA.
KOfM In Masonic Building, one door bofft of
C. I. Weteon'l Drug Store.
Passatfe Ticket! to and from Liverpool, Qneenr
town, (llagow, London, Peris and Copelilisfen
A-lM, Drafts for sale on tbe Royal Uaak of Ireland1
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMKS T. LKOXARO, Pffs'L
,MjJ?"'VWJLt''"hl'rr tl:liT
J. D. M'fllrk. ' EJward Peril.
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
OF
mccirk & perks
Pueoewvore to Ftt?r, Torkf, k Co.,
FbUlpaburff. Ventre- Comity. Pi. r
XVr U til Eall thebutineu of a Banking lU.nr
l wil' oo t ran Ha td promatly aod aon th
mt famle ftornta A.ar7-tf
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE nOME INDUSTRY,
TUB niderslgned, kiting established a Km
eery an Ike 'Pike, about half way between
Clearfield aod C.rwrnevllle, Is prepered to fuf
nltb all kinds of FRUIT TR SKS, (slsbdard snd
dwarf,) Kv.rgraeaa, Shrubbery, (Jrsp Vines
Qooseberries, Lawton Blackberry, Strawberrys
and Raaberry Vines. Alio, Clb.rim Cr.b Tteer.
Quince, and early soviet Rhubarb, Al. Order!
promptly attended to. Address,
I. D. WRIOIIT.
- seplt de-y CnrweniTlllt, P
Miss t. A. P. Rynder,
' oit roi
Chlckerlog's, Sulnway'i nnd Emirrea'i Plsnal
Smltk'a, Mason A Hamlin'i and Peteubet'l
Organ and Melodeoni, and (1 rover A
Baker! Sewing Maeblnn.
ii.se raic.aa or
PlanOj Oultar, Organ, Harmony aad Veo.1 Mg.
lie. Ne pupil taken for loei thin half a term.
MRoome niipn.lt flnllrh's Furnliur. Steie.
Clearfield, May , IMt lf,
PINK. WUIIE A ROAM LlKlNO SKINS
.sl rraelvid ltd fer tils ly
AprU I, lf. . . '"-
A CO.
ijHI li j,f jt uue jo u ?