THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY HORNINQ, APRIL . UT1.
Tarmt nf SuhacriDtlOtl.
If paid U ndraaee.or within three mootht ...$ M
BBLIOIOVa HOTaCEm.
Tooce, Patter. Public Service every Sabbath
M 10 A. ., r
geabeth School at A. M. ... v
Prayer alestieg every Thureday, el r P.
CemmBaloa Service. ret (sabbath ef every
T.tkj.'w'. tihurtn Ealaeopal Rev.
bobob UiLI- Public Berrloe Sunday morning
u 10 o'oloek, ui at I P. M Sunday Bofcool at
P. M. Prayer Mooting Wednesday evening
eu j o clock.
Preabyterlaa Church Rcr. II. B. Bort.ua.
a.i.ktk aarrteee morning and eveningSab-
betb School at I P. M. Prayer Muting Wednea
'day evening. . H
t. francla Church Catholic Rer. P.
T. 8niBin. Mess at 104 o'clock A. M ., on tba
aacoad and foartk Sundays af aaah month.
Lutheran Church. Rer. A. J. Hanrsoeu
Preaching awry Babbatb, mornlnf ana erening.
gabbath School at I a. as. Prayer meeting erery
Wednesday erasing. ,
Tbt thunder storm on Saturday
tilth! reaaraeeted the frogs and little hiatlan.
W. bona (her arm tt allowed to keep their mouth
Nf at. The new h1nclo of Messrs
Beckett A Schryver. They deal in all kinds of
kalldert' hardware, tinware, Ac, and want people
(a know It. Nothing like advertising, boyi.
Bchool Transcripts. The County
commissioners, on Friday, the 4th Inst., mailed a
aopy af tba uawiment of 187J to "The Prealdent
or Ssessteryof tba School Board," In each acheol
oUatrtat in (be canty.
Curtis W. Barrett, who has been ed
itor and publisher of the Elk Democrat for several
jean, haa withdrawn from that Journal, wbloh
has bean purchased by Eugene J. Miller and will
be under hit control In the future. Bucocii to both
JcRtLiM. Elsewhere will be found
lid af the names of the juron drawn for n twa
.weeks' term, commencing on the Brat Monday of
lane next. Aa adjourned court will be held on
Monday week to hear and dispose of caeca on the
argumtnt lilt.
Settled. We lonrn by the Belle-
dbnte J?qaoii'eaa that Rcr. Themai M. Rene,
Presiding Elder for thla (the Altoona) dlitriot,
haa ranted a bouie and Intcndi to make that place
111 home for the next four yaara. Rar. Reeee !
an able and oloqnent preacher andatrue christian.
The next Blair county jury wilt bo
embellished with four colored gentlemen. Row,
fa aa and marry Mr. Black to Mill White, and
yen will hare praatically what we bare heard
preached for many ycara little mongrel! of the
Mciican and New Oranadan type a mule man.
License baring played out in Clearleld it la
aald the demand for ail oani if brick, and come
.folka traral a long waya for ooal oil. Tyrone
tDewecral.
What kind af a rectal do you ua to tmuggle
your Copeubarar up from Oliria f
What ofieo would our friend Qoodtaader of the
dfepuslicaa desire to bare f Let ua know and we
-will speak te Ulyssct in regard to It. BtUtmit
Wa are no oBce cocker. Besides, wo are no
rslatlre of "the government and would therefore
stand ao ehanoc.
Tni Normal. In accordance with
lhc programme of tba County Superintendent,
Mr. Gregory, a normal school will open la Cur
wcnirille, on Monday, the Ath of May, and eon
tiaac for Iwelra weckc. For detail! ai to charges,
bearding, etc, read tha advertisement In another
elnas.
Burned Up. Parker's Landing was
totally destroyed by Bra an Friday Bight last.
Borne time lact January about half tba town waa
dcitrcyed, and tba Bra an tha 4th completed the
dettmction of tha tewa. Tha Ira li luppocad to
bare bees tba work of Inoendiarlea, being the
third ef a eoriet la St boon. Tba Ira commen
ced about ( o'clock In tba night, and by 3 o'clock
If tba morning kad ewept over the towa.
A Profitable Pine We loam thnt
A tingle item pine tree waa,cut a fow weeks ago
vu lend, ef W, 8. Dickey A Son, la Boccaria
'township, wbich meaiured 64 tnebec at tba batt
laiido of tbc bark, and made aix aixteen foot logi.
Tba kgc were aealcd by n Mr. Pick, of Fallen
Timber. The tret log scaled 1,171, tha Moond
1,MI, the third 1,059, the fourth 123, tha fifth
714, tba tlitk (1 total, t,3 feet. That, el
alaimt our devil, beats Bully Lightnar'c "Beech
Nat"
Died. In Cedar county, Iowa, on
"March 10th, 1871, after s abort illneie, Stain,
-wife af Jamca II. ITegarty, aged 60 yean and 7
day. Sba waa bam March 12, 1813, in Half
Moos, Centra county, Pa., and morod to Clearleld
in November, 1813. She waa married to Jamaa
H. Ilagarty Deoember Id, 1838, and removed to
Terk Prairie, Cedar countyt Iowa, with her hue
bead, In March, 1 888. Deeeaeed was a member
of the Prcabytariaa church, with which aha had
aallod ihortly after bar marriage.
An excessively scientific and learned
eorreepondeot of tba CurwaneTille Timu baa dii
eeTered the power of the can to be 517,510,006,.
eos,aot home power, or 343,000,000,000 enginei,
each 400 bora power. Wa hope tblt powerful
machinery will in na way Interfere with tha ax
ienrion af the railroad. - It la well that tbtro il an
engineer and driver to control thoie cagtnei and
benea, for If they would get loon all at once they
weald "tarn up Jack" sad no doubt frighten tha
Tieice aommittos and soma other timid people.
To Taxpatbsb." This ia the mod-
t title of s card pabllihed In another column by
County Treeanrer, 8amuel P. Wilton, Etq,., worthy
the perusal and attention of every tsxpaycr la the
eeaaty, to the amount of tea aer cent. Thoaa who
pay their tax before the I ret of July next will get
$ diacoaat of Ira par eeat, and tboaa who fail te
nay by that time wiU bare Ira per seat, added to
their taiec Of thia all hare due notice, and need
ot complain If It coats thoaa Ua per cent, to gel
their lax into the Treasury.
'Cambria Sports. The Ebcnsborg
areeaMa aays i a rwaoing race with boreal mm
Harry Marlett's hotel, la St. Aug usllna, to Ex
ttwrnT Blair's hotel, la this place, and return, a
Miitaaeo af thirty-two full miles, waa participated
to a few days a by Maaara. Augastlae Hag la
tad IA Maaa, af the former place, the prist eon.
ended for hvhbf a pane of eac hundred dollars,
eude ap eqeally by tba two sonleetanta, 17 if It's
worn made tha distance la Ira hours and Ifteea
laates, bis rlrnl oomlnf la twoaty-lra mien tec
ater Mr. Nag m of eeuree pocketed tha prise.
LoiO B ETWEE W j3aUK8. The Wea
ry Iraeeler orar tha Una of the Pennsylvania rail-
Mat, wha haa hereto fere enjoyed hit "refresh
all" as ha paaaad arer the road, now lads that
t cotton hat nearly, eat off all hit nnnllet.
"Slop Ire minutes for refreshments," at tha eon-
uslct exclaims, Is all a delation, except at Leo-
wetter, narrisbwrf and Johnstown. "Nothing to
visl" aatwoen Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
Merptat thoaa throe plaoet. It's an awful dry
sat la traral orar, and will waU nil k make tern
r"Met men af tha members of tha Legislature,
7 can be kept sway from the placet iadl
Storm. One of the severest rain
4 tattler storms wa have witnessed for a long
at, tweed orar this seeUoa lad Balarday area-"t-
Tba warmth and aioatmra rain aaased the
to rise very suddenly, te that by Sunday
lt It Waa ant orar tha banks, ceasing maoh
w" " S"0 property.
. cffeeU of tha high wind which pro
"kT M WM "wafall of s large
f etlend" tree, which Iteod It Mrs. Raw
"V aa W.ln.t street, which was brakes
7" 'be reol and Ml iatotbe Hreel, crushing the
A Tlbasaiit ArrAiR. At the last
session of tha Central Pennsylvania Conferenoe of
tha M. E. Church, held ia Chambersburg, a very
Interesting prescnUtlca took piece. Tbc preach
ers of the Altoona Dlltrtct, reoognUInf the abili
ty and faithful service of their Presiding Elder,
Rcr. J. S. McMurray, who bad completed four
years In tha Dlitriot, determined to set a watch
upon blm In the future. They accordingly pur
chased a handsome chronometer from the popular
and reliable establishment of Bally A Co., Phila
delphia, and made tha session of tba Conference
tha time of completing their arrangemente. On
Wednesday arming, March 3th, they act la the
prayer moating room of the M. R. tburch and or
ganised by aalllag Rcr. Tboa. Barahart to tha
chair. Tho objed of the aaeoUai waa tbea stated.
It waa tba Intention to arrange for the presenta
tion to take place at a later data, hut the reverend
gentleman happening to be in an adjacent room
he was Immediately called In, aad Rar. Wm. H
Dill, after a few appropriate remarks, handed over
an open ease, containing a plain and valuable
gold watch. It it the opinion of those present
that for tha Bret timt Bra, McMurray wet arer
eome. Ills moistened eye told tha deep feeling of
hit heart aad tha few words ha attend In response
expressed the language of bia soul. All were
happy, but above ail tba retiring Presiding Elder
felt that ha was among his brethren and enjoying
their tonfldtnoo and love. It It proptr to say that
ona preacher not in tha district, Her. Jamet C.
Clark, and two laymen, of Altoona, J. W. Webber
and E. B. McCrum, voluntarily participated In
tbit pleasant surprise, Before the meeting ad.
Journed It was
"Jfeeofreif. That an aooount of the nreMntatlna
be published in all the papers of the Altoona llis-
u-ioi. inoaaa uaansAUT, vnatrmaa.
Sudden Death. We were Yerv sen-
silly shocked on learning of the sudden death of
B. D. Ilall, Esq., whish occurred at hit residence
in St. Marys on the 1st Inst. Mr. Ilall was well
wmte w liiae, wuMMia m mu uvumj , mi iwg iv
sided ia K 07 1 haul for a number of years. Be was
tha father of Bon. John O. Ball, ona of the mem
ben of the Constitutional Coarantioa from this
Senatorial district.
The SU Marys OaseHe thus details tba demise
of our friend and former citlteni "Our entire
community were on Tuesday morning startled
with the intelligence that B. O. Hall had died
during the preceding night. The death was so
sudden that It look even tha family by surprise.
lie had been afflicted with a sore throat for several
days, having caught cold, but that It woald be so
serious, no one foramomont imagined. On Mon
day ha suffered Intense agony, being unable to
swallow and with groat difficulty expectorating
the phlegm that gathered ia his throat. The family
physician was called In who examined bit throat
and pronounced bis malady quinsy, and stated
that tba alter had broken and ha would speedily
recover, lit suffered intensely during the whole
of Monday night, bia family nursing blm, and
they expecting every moment that ha would get
better, until about half past one, while on his feet
be suddenly gasped, fell ever on the bed and Im
mediately expired. The death was to sudden that
It waa impossible for the family to realise It.
Neighbors were summoned, who eared for tbc
corpse and did what they could to alleviate the
paagc of grief of the afflicted family. Mr. Hall
was in tbc 05th year of bia age. He leevec a wife
aad large family to mourn hit tudden demise.
The afflicted family have tha sincere sympathies
of the entire community in their bereavement.'
Tbe Drift Timber. Messrs. Wm
Powell, Jamat Mitchell and Wm. D. Irvln, Prise
Masters under the recently passed Square Timber
Act, for the redemption of timber taken adrift at
tba January break-up, hare, In accordance with
the previsions af said Act, gathered up and told,
at tha Montour House, Lock Haven, on Tuesday,
March ISth, all tha Umber adrift between Queen's
Run and Jersey Shore. The most of tha timber
waa purchased by Messrs. Mann A McCcrmick,
for about Ifteea cents for oab and pine and six
aents for hemlock. Tha law provides that these
Prisa Masters "shall, after three months from
such fretbett shall have passed, or at such other
timet as they may Ix, proceed to sell In open
market, for the bed priece they can obtain, all of
the said limber then remaining In their bands for
whloh no owner hath appeared and proved bit
right, tnd after deducting tbe expense! of the
performance of their duties herein provided for,
aad securiag and telling laid square timber they
shall distribute the proceeds, under the order of
tba court aforesaid, pro rata amonf those who
shall prove to an auditor to be by said court ap
pointed, the quality, ralua, kind and character af
the timber so as aforesaid taken from them."
If any of oar readers lost timber last fall or
during tha winter, they will do well to Inquire of
the Prise Masters and tee if tome of theirs was
sot eared, in which ease they would be entitled to
a pro rata of tbe funds above mentioned.
Our Up-Kiveb Neiodbors Our
Curwensrille neighbors have been over bead and
aan In business for tome time. Log Jams, treat
loods, lost of bridges and many other excitlnf
themes have overtaken and surrounded them, but
they still thout railroad, at witness tbe following
bicb we clip from last week s Timnt
Wa bare tbe pleasure of announcing to our
friends the fact that the railroad is ta be extended
to Curwensvllls. Work will be commenced at onoe,
or as soon as tha Weather will permit. Uen. Pal
ton and Col. E. A. Irvin. of our committee, return
ed home on last Tuesday with tha papers, and
irom we mannor in wnicn our people received
them il shown the geaeral interest felt ia this
work. Our band turned out in the evening giving
us some exeellout mueic, and the citisens present,
a large number, would not be aaliiaed until tbe
committee were called out. Uen. Patton, Col. E.
A. irvin aod Z. MoNaul responded in a rery hap
py manner. Our citisens all feeling that the com
mittee had acquitted themselves v.rv eraditihiv
in bringing to a successful close the negotiations
for the railroad extension, cheers wore given fer
the committee, and tome gentlemen who favored
this enterprise, not residents of our town, were not
lorgoiwn. ir Uov. Bigler bad heard the cheers
whan bit name waa mentioned, he would have
tu;,poed himself back ia old-fashioned Demo
cratic times, when so many of tbe people of this
county honored the Susquehanna reftman. Our
people asemea to rorgd politics aod were willing
to give hearty cheers for Bro. Ooodlander fer his
coarse iu the AVveotfcoa, with referenoe to railroad
extension aad free bridges. We hope te have a
good Cbriatmae dinner and expect come of our
guests to vlilt at on that oecasioa by railway.
ffew.ae fooling about thlt dlnatr bullneii.
next Christmss.
A Nbw Enterprise. The Philips-
burg carnal says i "Our energetic townsman, U.
8. Flegal, having aitociated with Mr. F. B. Low.
ry, under tbe firm name of Lowry A Flegal, they
bare purchased tbe grid mill of Chariot Cadwalla
der, two miles north weal of this place, aad pur
pose putting in machinery for the manafacturc ef
woolen yarn. Mr. Lewry resigned tba foreman-
ship of tbt Pent Mills, Allegheny City, to eater
into this business, and brings tbe experience and
practical knowledge which go to far toward as
suring tha suoceti of aa undertaking. It ia their
purpose, If tha result of their present project
should warrant It, to add looms for the manufac
ture ef woolen goods. Wo are glsd to tot a man-
ufactory of thlt kind set la operation, at It trestct
a home markd for wool, aad tcatributet to the
material iaterasta af tha whole section ef country
aad wa hops tha aaw Irm may meet with tneh
patronage that they will toon Ind It to be to their
interest ta eater largely into tba maauhetura of
woolca sloth." .
Tba property Indicated It situated In Decatur
township, a little to the right of tbc railroad, go.
Itg oast, and about midway between tbe Blue
Ball aad Fhtllpsburg stations. Tbit it Indeed a
new enterprise In tbit county, and wa hope that
"Sum'' and bit partner will make a alec thins of
their Investment.
District Treasurer. Owing totho
impretelon that tha Legislature had imposed a
penalty af laboring witbeut feet updo) tboaa per.
toot wbe were elected lad fall, and from careless
tees, wt learn that quite a comber have fulled to
give their bonds aad fully qualify themselves for
a proptr discharge of their public duties. If
persons fail to qualify by tbe Ird of June, the
court will declare a eaeaaey and appoint proper
perrons ta III such racaney. Tha proper way to
proceed In dlstricU when the party elected has
failed te lit hit bond, It for tbe oltiseui te gd ap
s petition setting forth tha facta, and present It
la tha court St Juaa terse, and tbt aoart will at
III Ibo vaoaacy la aoeordaaoa with tha Ad
of Assembly regulating tba question.
Philinsburir, accordion to the Jour-
sal, il greatly aanoyed by tbc effects of she ecu
Jugsl isrslicilici tl a felortd JekfMc ftmily.
We Sympathize. The editor of tha
Osceola ittteiUt hat lost bit only cow, and la.
mantt her demise, rlt I "Wa bare lost, during the
past week, a rery valuable tow, through theeare
lessneii of tomt one, for II It evident, from all tbe
symptoms attending her death, that ft was caused
by poison and we will aat nor cannot think any
one would bo malicious enough to poison to val
uable and harmless aa animal Intentionally.
Among those wbo are acquainted with tha tymp
tomt, tbt belief It general that tha mud have
eaten white read, a thing which we arc told oattls
wlU oat If they tea gat It, aad which It sure to
kiU them. It would be well for our painters to
remember thlt, end to be careful not to throw
anything containing tbe lead bit of white lead
where cattle may get at it, for It b laid that but
little will poison them, and that cows will lick it
u freely at they will salt. Persons often after
opening a keg of paint and remevlog tha thin
protection or covering between the bead of the
keg and tha paint, throw It late the street there
It alwayi enough white lead clings to it to kill a
cow."
Thcrt It aa editorial embelUihed with sbemlt
try, science and good advice, providing tha "salt"
story li true.
Vert Smart. The editor of the
Osceola JfseeWs has t young devil la bis effloe
wbo Is certainly too smart to live long. Tbe fol
lowing is what ha got off two weekt ago, which
wo give aa a tptcimen of the imp's erudition
Tht other day, "Deuteronomy," our youngest
imp, came lute the office, and taking the editorial
chair, ho threw his fast up on the table and pro
pounded the following Questions to the tditor, and
when the editor would give it up, the Imp would
eing out, "now, that'i w ere I gut yer"t -
Which one of Clearfield county's editor! would
make the bed raft em ao f Ans. Uoodfomfsr.
Why it tht editor of tbe jYutsmon't Jmtrnml not
a good aitisen 7 Aas. Because be has takea an
active part la tha felting up ef several little
IVOWB.
Why should the editors of the Bellefonte St-
Key'' ire ffufm" h ' " B01""
Why ta the editor of tbe Bellefonte Wolia.
like Mosos7 Ans. Because be is Meek."
That devil is not lenf for thlt world, and will
most llbsiy turn angel before lenf.
List of loiters remaining unclaimed
la the Postofflcc at Clearleld, for the week ending
April 7lh, 1873l
Bell, David. Jones, Asa.
Coleman, Morris. Jordan, Miss Mary.
Dlmliag, Mn. N. J. (I) Livingston. 11. II.
Dugas, Manic. Mollaie, Thomas.
Peltenstlne, A. MrUinler, Joseph.
Frisbie, Philip L. ' Stewart, W. B.
Oillasple, John. Witberow, John.
Hudson, T. Storm, Frank. (1)
P. A. UALL1.N, P. M
Sprcinli.
It does beat all bow cheaply A. I. Shaw sells all
ainus oi uruggistr nominee ot which he haa aa
elegant assortment.
Prescriptions are compounded carefully and
promptly at tha Drug Store of A. I. Shew. His
stock of Drugs are fresh, and persons having pre
scriptions filled at bis store oan always rely on
tbe correctness aod accuracy of tbe compounding.
Mitt nillmaa having ate In taken charge of the
Millinery department, ladicl in nerd of Spring
millinery gooot will tnd a complete noec at n m,
Reed's, Clearleld, Pa.
Every person In the county should retd Wm.
Reed'c advertisement, and when In need of any
goods ia his line should make it a special objeot
to visit ois store in vicarneiu.
ImpoutaktI Iuroaraxrl Below please find
a list of prices of Boots and Shoes, of which Fle
gal is now selling enormous lots t
Women 't full trimmed lasting Gaiters, $2.00,
at Pl.KtlAL'S.
Women's common Morocco Gaiters, $1.15,
at FLEUAL'S. '
Womcn't Kersoi kid Oaitcrt, $4.00,
at FI.ErtAL'S.
Wemcn't Congress lasting Gaiters, $1.26,
at FLEGAL'S.
Women't plain lasting Gaiters, $1.00,
at FLEOAL'8.
Meu't common kip Boots, $3.0$,
at FFEQALH.
Meu't Int kip Boots, $1.00,
at FLEGAL'S.
Men't French kip Boots, $3.00,
at FLEOAL'8.
Men't common calf Boots, $4.00,
it FLEGAL'S,
Who It dderailned to aall at the above priece, at
his store, on Second street, opposite Ex-Uor. Big
ler s residence, Clearleld, Pa. 3:13
Lira P lasts a. Beverel car loads received by
Kratscr A Lytic, which will bo sold rery cheap.
Farmers, mailt a aota of this. fsblt-41
Just received, a large lot of non-txploslvs
Lamps and Lanterns at
24-71 II. P. Bioluu k Co's.
Faaau Gaoran Plsitbu. Received at Corner
Store by ear load and for aale by
K. A. a W. D. Iawia.
Curwentvllle, March 13, 1873.
A full lint of Household Goods, Japannsd Ware,
to, for tale by 11. F. Bigler A Co.
71. P. Ttirler A 0c. have been making extensive
additions to their dock of Hardware the lad few
days. Everything new In Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlarc' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Uardwars, and Hardware ef all kinds, can be seen
at their store. May 31.
Wood and Willow Ware of all description! for
tale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Norica to Wtooa Ann Cauauoa Minns. We
hare Jnst received a general assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full lint of Springs
and Axlss, which wa offer cheap for cash.
II. f. U.OLie A Co.
Axes. Seventy-five doses Clearfield Wood-
choppers Axes at
t:xo:7I, II. F. BIGLER A Co'S.
- Bird Cures a large assortment at B. F. Big
ler A Co.'s.
Paints, Oil! and Varnishes for sals by IL F.
Bigler A Co.
Saws. Distan's Cross-cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton's Lightning Baw, at
-l-71 II, F. Bici-eu A Ce'l.
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Hootohold Goods.
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned Ware.
Paints, Oils, Varnlshci.
Calcined Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makeri' cuppliei.
All of tbc above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of 11. F. Bigler A Co., Second street,
Clearfield, Ta. II
COUQHS AND COLDS.
There are few persons who are aware of tba Im
portance of aUcnding to a cough or a cold at Its
first appearanoa. The thousand wbo die annually
.r . ; . . , i i ;,. M.ii.k,"
congb or cold, which tbey thought would soun
"wear" Itself off, and therefore neglected ta use
the propor remediea until tbey beoamo Incurable.
Everv dav thai a ouuulj, m, r inns rile.
ease Is neglected, makes the chances of a cure
mora uoocrtain. We would reoommend all tuffer-
in( from any disease of the Lungs whatever, ta
use Usseoa's Ceurotinn Sract or Tan. Il never
fails ia euring the worst easel of coughs, colds,
hoarsness, tort throat, catarrh and asthma. It
Il an infallible remedy for Whooping Cough he.
iuf prescribed by some ef the leading physlsiant
in tha Northern and Southern States, and being
roDered ander the immediate tunerrlsiea of a
-Teuuate ai saa ronnsyirauia meuioai vonrur.
1 Lc proprietors beg leave tc iaform all that II Is
na "Quack" FropSreUon, but made strictly In ae
oordiaee with the sdrancei orinciplee and theory
of medicine. Price SS cent! per bo,..'
RUSSELL A LAND IS, Proprietors, Pbl.'Mal-
phla. Sold by A. I. Shaw, Clearfield, Pa., and
by all vruitfiis. octis-sm
tflarrl'tl.
At the home nf tba brlde't parents, on April
Id, m, by the Rev. R. Minnas, Mr, J. II. CD
I.NOKK to Mist MARY EMMA OOODLANDER,
all or jjuincrsDurf, iieorneia county.
Tba abort couple bare oar bed wishes. May
their Journey through life bo surrounded with
pleasure! as sweet aad dainty as tbt remsmbranca
received by Iba printers.
On March 4th, 1873, at tba residence or the
bride's parents, by Rcr. M. L. Olieoa, Rcr. WM.
V. UANOE, of the Central Pa. Conference, and
brother of the efflelatinf clergyman, to Mies
CINTIIM ADDLKUAK.o! Warrlorsmark, Hun
tlafdon county.
On Ike Id ef April, 187.1. by Rcr. J, Kiln aa,
Mr, CHARLES WAGONER, of Osceola, to Miss
MARTHA ukibt, of uraytritie, re.
"r "Slid. '
On February 2M. 1873. la Fenn towaabln.
MARY E , wife af Jaaas Kaarta, aged li yean,
1 month and is dayi.
Is Woodward towmbip, aa at area itta, ifa,
JAMES LOCK KIT, afocl 31 yean 8 months and
If Says.
In Clearleld. April tth, (873. BENJAMIN F.
H , Infant son of Dint and A l'orx, tgrd
s mcatbi tad stitn days.
NSY7 SPRING GOODS !
At
WM. HEED'S.
PRINTS,
PARCALI8,
GINGHAMS, .
TICKINGS,
MUSLINS,
SHEETINGS,
COTTONADES,
BOT'B CASBIMERB,
MEN'S CASS1MERE,
DRESS GOODS,
1 In great variety and all tha aewd shades.
Tspaaeta Popllna, . ,
Japanoao Bilks, V
tripod Poplins,
Ilk Poplins,
reach Mohairs, ' ' x,
. Cratonaat 'r.
BPBCIAL BARGAINS IET
Black Silks! Black Silks 1
Shawls! Shawls! Shawls!
Carpet, Carpets, Carpet,
Kid at Iba Icweit cash price at
WM. REED'S,
3:21 ' Market Btrett, Clearfield, Pa. 73
F
LOUK, FEED, AC.
THE BECCARIA
FLOURING MILLS,
Tht undtrslf nod would respectfully fire no
tice to the cltlsenf of Beecarla township aad sur
rounding country, that be bat purchased the
Boccaria Flouring Mills aad put everything In
complete order, and it manufacturing s f rd-elaas
quality of Flour.
CUSTOM WORK DONE,
and Flour in quantity constantly aa hand for aale.
CHOP, CORN MEAL, BRAN, .C., AC.
always ta hand and for tale wholesale or retail.
Oi T"rH "HIJIGl.tM W ANTED.
0 J. Will exchange Flour and Chop for 30
inch Sbiaglea, or will pay part money, li desiied.
10:1-1 BARNABAS ARMSTRONG.
8AW8 ! , SAWS I . SAWS J
DISTAN'S CROSS-CUT, MILL, BRAG AND
CIRCULAR SAWS.
Boynton's Lightning Cross-out Saw.
ALSO, .7 7
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
Fer tale by
octll,7 H. F. BIGLER i CO. '
C D. WATSON,
DEALER IN
DEIGS & PATENT MEDICINES,
CONFECTIONERIES,
TOYS AND TANKER NOTIONS.
FINE TEAS A ROASTED COFFEE,
BEST BRANDS TOBACCO A BEOARS,
BCUOOL BOOKS A 8TAT10NER1,
Masonic Building, Second Street,
dMTMyJ CLEARFIELD, A
T)INK, WHITB A ROAN LINING SKIN8-
X Juit reeelred and for lale by
April 10. IB 71. U. F. BIGLER A CO.
C I. K A.
' We desire to call the attention of (ho citizens of Clearfield county (o the Tact that we
I , ; fliavo opened a
MUSIC, STORE IN CLE A R FIELD, ,
Whcro we intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of
PIANOS, OHGANS AND MUSICAL MEItCHANBISE.
' Our ttock of PIANOS will consist of
RAVEN At COMPANY'S PllNOS,
STEINWAY At SONS' PIANOS,
We are prepared at all ti'nlf to aVirniah any of (he cheaper makes of Tianos to order on the most
farorablo terms aa to prices and terntt tf payment.
Our stock or ORGANS will consist of (Im pew and ppulaf
RYNDER ORGAN, (with Rynder's Knee Tiemolo and downward Octave Coupler,)
Th. SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.S OIIGANS, t
MASON 6z IIAMUN'S ORGANS, and the
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides tlicso we ritrnUlt to
We sell on evert plari known
roruLAit akd cast LLAsL rL -
On our easy terms every one
amount will tend so much to
ECFVVo Bht.il he glad to' nave
bc(2i'72-iy
jprj) flood.
1873. 8FB16. 1673.
NEW GOODS!
AT
WM. nlBED.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
' At 3c, Brows Muslin. ' ' '
At 10c, Brows Muilla, reel food.
: At 131c, Brown Muslin, yard wide. . :
At Ilia, Splendid Bleached Musi la, yd wide.
At 13e, Handsome Poplla Plaids.
- At 15c, Japanese Poplin.
At lie, Black and Colored Alpaca.
At 50c, Japanese Silk, worth T3c.
'. At 31.00, Elegant Silk Poplin. -'
AC 11.18, Qood Black Silk.
.'AtYhio, Splendid Black Bilk, wide.
At 31.00, Black Silk, worth 31.H.
Ill 20c, Good White Pique, or P. K.
i At 31.15, Hood lloney-comb Quilts.
At tl.TS,' 11.30, 31.30, Splendid Marseilles
Quills.
w.. , . ; ' . ..... . .
o . : . . ' ' .
8ATCIIEU!, TRUNKS, OtL CLOTH, DENTS'
UNDERWEAR, NECK TIES, 8HIRT8,
SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCU'FS
v ; GLOVES COLLARS, CUFFS,
; 1 AC, AC, etO. .. i '
' at prices te salt tbe timet.
WM. REED'S,
Market Btrcet, Clearfield, Pa. '
Lime for Sale I
TBE undersigned, residing near tha depot has
made complete arrangements with Lime
Burners east of tbs mouataln, whereby he la ena
bled to keep constantlyon band a large quantity of
PURE LIME! '
hhlch he offers to farmer! and builden at a trifle
above ooet. Those in need of the article would do
well to give me a call, or address me by letter, be
fore negotiating ineir lime.
GEO. C. PA68MORI
Clearfeld, Pa., June 1, 18(13.
Ialvery Stable.
THE undersigned hers leave to Inform the pub
He that he la now fully prepared to accommo
date all la tbe way of furnishing Horses. Boraies.
Saddlea aad Harness, en the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street,
oeiweon sniru ana rounu.
GEO. W. GEARHART.
Jlaaraeld, April 11, 183T.
O. I. c.
WHERE ta bay my DRT GOODS, GEO
osriee, Queenswara, Glassware, Drugs aad
Notions, Confectioneries, Act, cheap for each.
Tbe subscriber begs leara ta Inform hit old and
new customers that he bat opened
A VARIETY STORB
IN GLEN HOPE, PA.
And will aall roods at nriees to rait tht timet. A
liberal reduction will no made to customers buy
ing tt wholesale.
Call and examine mv sleek before numhaitnr
elsewhere. A liberal share of publia patronage Is
solicited. '
C. J. KEA0Y.
Olea Hope, Pa., Junt II, 1871. -
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE!
The House and Lot on tha corner of Mar
ket aad Fifth streets, Clearfleld, Pa., It for sale.
rue let eoutatas nearly an acre of ground. The
boose it a ltrgt double frame, containing nine
rooms. For terms and other information apply
to the subscriber, at the Pest OIBoe.
nevl3 P. A. OAI LIN.
s
TONE'S SAW GU AIMERS AND
SAW UPSETS.
Wt t.T rolrtti tht trt-ejr for tbt aWt aatl
will Ml) thtn at aniavftvotam'! prioti. Cill nd
itnlnt them. The? ftr the bfit.
Jt19-T1 H. F. BUiLER A CO.
B AKG.UNS IX MUSICAL I
BTRUMBNTSf Or(tn-, both w and
Mond hand, at tht Mm it Slort, opnoiitt Gulioh'i
familiar Stort, All ptreont tnttrtatcd art IbtI
ted to call and tiamtna a bw ttjlt of Organ low
on tihtbition. Sheet Mailt and Muitt Donki
oaetaatljoa haad. aplSMIlT
urn
MARKET STREET,
It F I E Id I, P E
order Organs from any factory desired.
to the tradct cither CHEAP FOR
rin.
can . Have a cood instrurticnt,
MAKE HOME HAPPY. i
you call and sec us,' whether you desiro to purchaso or not!
ItlMERrS 5irIC NTOHE.
$MUtttfrg.
FANCY GOODS,;. .
V -WHITE GOODS,
Af .
' . t
WE REED'S.
, .....
DEW II ATE aad BONNETS,
FLOWER! and RIBBONa,
NECKTIE sad FICHim,
COLLAR! and CUFF, '
CORSETS aud IIOOPHklRTH,
BUSTLEs and other FIXIN'S,
UNDERWEAR of all slnda,
HOSIERY and ULOVIiS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
WHITB TRIMMINGS,
EMBROIDERY,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS. ',
STANDARD TRIMMINGS.
x
A Fill LIJfE OF PARASOLS.
.. , o - ,- - -
. - , ' 1 , 1 r.' ; . :
NEW WHITE GOODS.
FIQUA.
STRIPED MUSLINS, .
PLAID MUSLINS,
SATIN STRIPES,
MARAPOBA STRIPES,
AC, AC, AC . . f
All aiB be told at tbe lowest priece at
WM. REED'S,
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
WATCHES I WATCHES I
I baTi a lai-ffe Koek af AMKRTCAN
and SWISS WATCH 8, af tha differ
aat atradat. ta froa twa la altrht aaaaa
taaaa. I offer thai for aala LOW. aad
f aaraatta than ta f!r aatlra iatlifMt.oi,
JEWELRY I JEWELS! I
A food aatertsaiat of Ladles' aad Oeat'i
Jewelry ef the latest stylet! Alwayt fetUag
toaethitf aewl
' I would ask Lumberman aad etben who la.
tend psrehaeiag Watches at call aad tat my
stock before foiaf to tht eititt, aa I am very
tart I aan tell Watches at low at they can bo
boaght, beildet the dlffereaee la distance la
tbt trtnt af tht goedi proritf defective.
All kinds of REPAIRING In my lint promptly
attended te at tht ttort oa Second street, oppo
site the Court House. Fer yoor liberal support
a tba past I aa rery tkaakfuL
- 8. I. SNYDER.
April 1, 13T3.
Valuable Town Lots For Sale.
aaattrj )aj0r my waabavl naitm vt tsq
Loll, la Rait Clearfleld. being 40 by 200 feet.
aoBTtnieaiir Jatd oat, with Urttti and allej
which an nuw offend for aala. TLei lota m
litnatad ia Uwraaoa towip, .JjoitiiDf Clear
leld borocrh u tha aaet. and aorta mt iba town.
t'oip foad leading from Clearfleld to Robi. Owent'.
Peraani within g to parehaaa aaa tnqnira of A. M.
11 ilia, or at tba offiea of tha attdertiKoed, where a
aorraat plot of tht loti ten be , with term of
lie. wiuitai ii. riaeruKD,
thUJa Attorney at Law,
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATE POWELL'S,)
Far all diseases Incident te Hones, Cattle, and
Human Flesh, ret iring the nee el ta
ettornal application.
Tbit Embrocation waa esteaeleel and by
tbt Qortrameat during tbe war.
For aala by Harttwlek A Irwin, Clearfleld
Joseph R. Irwla, Curweatrllle. Deals! Good.
ander. Luthercbarg.
Attention, Lumbermen!
"1TTB are tow manufacturing our IMPROVED
V 6TBEL - SOCEET DRIVING CANT-
HOOKS, superior to any other la use. We have
also In stock a large quantity ai vantaooas suita
ble fer rafting purpoaea, which wa are selliag
eneap lor easn. ibud s n. ssflflssv:
Clearfleld, Pa., March 13. 1373.
JOSEPH" H. BOWLES, Justice of
the Peace and Scrivener In tha upper end of
Lawrence township. Collections made and money
promptly paid over. Feb.a-ly
wm
N JTA.
HAINES BROTHERS' PIANOS.
CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
and no other investment of liko
gACKETT A BC11BYVEH,
, SULSItl IS
SHELF. HARDWARE,
sad manufacturer! of
Tin,Copicr & Sheet Iron Ware,
. . Second Btroet, ;
' i i ..-.--. t
PI,EA1FIELD, PA.
CarnenUrs aad Builders will do well to eaam.
Ina tar ttoek of
BUILLIHO HAEDWAEK V TOOLS.
DINTON'S BAWB Dlstou't Crost-rat, Hand,
Kip, Tenant and Uent'i Haws.
BOYXTON'S LIGIITNINO SAWS.
Bmootb Planes,
Jaoh Planoa,
Pore Planes,
Jointers, -
Match Planes,
Plumbs A Levels,
Btecl Biiuares,
Ao, Ac.
Firmer and Framing Cblstls, Corner Chisels,
Carpenters' Slicks, Braces and liltts, .
Boring Machines, Ac.
Grindstone's and Grindstone Fixtures.
Smoky Fluet are effectually eured by using Rich
ards' Patent
COTU1C FLUB TOP",
for which wt btvt tbt agency. Ko cure, no pay.
Philadelphia Carriage Dolts, Railroad Lanterns,
Wooden Ware, Ac
A flue assortment ef
TOCKET k TABLE CUTLERlf.
STOVES! STOVES! "
Ta. limes L'oou. the best la tbowiaraaii elw,
th. Monarch. Helicnce. and No. IS Iron Bidet)
Keyeer't Portable lieatcr, and Heating, Parlor
and Han Htoves.
teV Roofing, Spouting aad Job Work done on
reasonable terms. All orders will receive pron
attention. July I, 1S71.
TBS XS01TSXDSS
TIN AND STOVE STORE 1
G. S. FLEGAL,
Fhilipstarg, Centri County, Pa,
TBI andertigned racpectfully aansnacet to
the public that be bat on band a ears-
fully-itlooud aad wtll assorted stoes of
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
HOLLOW - WARE !
TIN, COPPER AND SUEET-IRON
WARE!
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
Bit ttock of Cocking Stores consists of
THE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which bare Barer failed to bring peace and
prosperity into lamiuee waer. is ia useu,
Diamond State, Parmer, Herald. Charm, Spears'
California Cook Store, Spears' Antl-Dast,
eat-Buraing Cooking Storea, Victor,
Reliance and Union Raagea,
Bpsars' Cooking Ranges,
Ac, etc. ,
u T! a ..J Ck t T - .... r . .i
tbe Stores it made af tbe heaviest and bast
material, Ht MreVe4 a ajtre prvfert swato-
lacuea
His Stock of Parlor & Heating Stoves
It larger, bstter and cheaper than arer before
exhibited to tbe public consisting of
Spears' Rerolvlng Light Illamlnatlng Stove,
Spears' Antl-Dutt O as Burning Parlor Store,
Bpeart' Orbicular Qai Barniog Parlor
Btort, fipctrt' Qas-Burntng Parlor
Store, Boquet, Pearl, Q.m, Ida,
Baa, Tropic, Nevada,
Ac, Aa.
Vulcan, Blm and Victor Heaters. Spears' Rs
rolvlng Light Hsatsrs.
Ht It alto prepared te farnlih a complete
assortment of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &o.,
Wbolesalt or retail, manufactersd aaatly sad
with tbe sole view te esrvlce, from tbt best ma
terial ia tbe market.
PLOWS A PLOW POIHTS, COPPER, BRASS,
PORCBLAIIT, TIN-LINED, SPUN A
COMMON IRON SETTLES,
Of tvtry dcaerlptioa soaeteotly on baud.
ORDERS TOR SPOUTING, ROOFIXO
Aad other work belonging to hit buslnee, will
bt promptly tiled by tiptritnced and skillful
workmea.
BRASS, COPPER, OLD METAL, RAGS
AND CASU
Takea la exehange for goods.
ar-Ht eipcclally Invites the attention of
Merchanu wtstlug la parcaase at wsoietala, as
tbey will Snd It to their adraatage to aiamiaa
kit ttock before purcbatlag tlttwktra.
Look out for Ike Big Blgn opposite lbs roil
denet ef Mrs, Dr. Foster.
Ail Sooni Waubibtsd ai RsrinssTsn.
- o. .
Pbillpcburg, Junt I, 1870.
rtEtiAi
tagS.SS
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
C O SI P A N r,
OSCEOLA BTEAH MILLS,
LUMBER, LATH, AND TICKETS
Sawed t Talent JiilteJ Skinglti.
n. n. 8HILLINOFORD, President,
Ottee Forest Place, No. I J S. 4fh sr., phll'a.
JOHN LAWSHR, General Bup't.,
Osceola Mills, Clcarteld county, Pa.
Alio TOWN LOTS for rale is lha borough
of Osceola. , ....
Alto Keen tha LARGEST ASSOHTMBXT
of Goods la (learSeld county at tlielr Mammoth
Store In Osceola. Jeol 7J
1776 CEXTEHIAL. 1870
April
Mas.' T. E. WATSON will PJ'n P
the FIRST IPBIMa STTIrES.
i MILL1NERT flOODJ,
HATS, HOXNETS, FBENCII FLOWERS,
.RIBBONP, TRIMMINOS, Ac. .
l'laerf.e)i, fs., March IP, H;) II.
SnAW noDsE" . . .
(Cor. of Market A Froal etreeUJ
TSIt mafuiara. --
rJleto In til lit appointments, and ooaveuesnl tor
. ry . nH.u a trmm Omalbua runt to and.
I -. - lf tml km a.lld. MW . M.U.
IflfJ Vw! atwwwws - - .1
from (he Depot on the arrival and drriarlare of
oaca trttn. -" - " ' . .
April IS, ists. '
W-ASHtNGTON HOUSE,
wy ' ft KTf vr iauipu .
- I ..J a.11 ..rMl.UMt hCMSO illl bM
tahen by tba sajnrsjgned. Ha feals aoutdeut e(
being abU to renjff l.llsfactlon tp those who may;
favor blm with a oetl. ' T ' A' . rf , '
May S, 1S7I. O. W. VA in, riy,. r
REVERE HOUSB, .-V : :
BUBNBIUB, PA. . -
t, t !l . - V.. -1 ktl. . . tf ...I with
all modern Improrementa, It prepared to reeeire
. wi.. -V.1. vill 1.. ....... 1 1 ..i Milk (ha kMl
u the marbet,,, , ,
uood stabling miacnea, , ,
apr3-ly A. M. BCllAtPrNB, Ptap'r. ,
THE MANSION HOUSE.;
Cotntr of Second and If arket Streets,
CLEARFII.I.D. PA.
THIS old aad eommcdlous Hotel bat. durlhf
the pact ytar. beea enlarged t double lit
formtr oapaclty for the esteruiamaat of ttraa.
gen and guests. Tbe aholt building bu been
refurnished, and tbe proprietor will spore no
paint to render bit guests comfortable while"
staying with him. .. .
pmrTam 'Measles uauso umoieaa rana so
and from tbt Depot oa the arrival and departure
of each train. J0I1N DOUGHERTY. ,
aprS-rstf Proprietor.
WE8TER NHOTEL.
OppotiU tbt Court Haute;- ' '
CLEARFIELD, PENN'AV
Accommodations Irst-clast and charges modcral
oeli . . JOHN F. YOUNQ, Prerlrlctof.
M
oavova uouant.
Opposite tbe Court House,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'A.
J.U 71 . nAVBEAL A KROM, rrop't.
TROCKRRIIOVF IIOUME, .
BELLEFONTE, PA.,' '
... : - J0HN8T0K A Soi'S,
ccti';l ' Proprietors.
RAlLItOAD HOUSP;
Main Street,' ' '
PniLll'HUURtl, l'ESN'A. !
The undersigned keeps oonetaotly on band fba
beet of Liquors. Hit utile it alwayl supplied
with tba best the market affords. . Tbc Iraroling
publio will do well to give him a call
botVoS. : ROBKRT IMrK
ALLEGDENY HOTEL, '.,
(Market St., bet. Second and Third, -,
. tXKARfltil.IJ. PA. t .. ,
The 'subscriber having become proprietor cic
this hotel, would reapectrully ask a liberal share
ef public patronage.
aplS'TJ GKOKCIE LErroLDT. '
CtSQUEUANNA HOUSE,''- '
O CURWEN8VILLE, )' V -
Clearfield conntv, Penn'a. . . ..
This old and well establillied Hotel, beeulilallr
illuatcd on the banks of the Susquehanna, In the
borough of Cnrwensville, has been leased for a
term ol years by tba Badersigoed. ' It has bneS
entirely refitted, and is now open to tbe public
generally and the traveling community In par
ticular. No pains will be spared to render guests
comfortable while tarrying at this house. Ample
Stabling room for tba aooommodation of teams.
Charges moderate. , ,. .
Sept. , 187-tf. ELI totbOV.
. . I L
-Coots aud $Ubti.
B
OOT AND SHOE MAKINGv
PHILIP WSAVtlt, on Market street, ta
Shaw's Row, Clearfield, Pa., has just receiver!
a uno lot or Frenck Calf Skins and Kips, tbe
beet in tbe market, aad ianew prepared to man
ufacture everything ia bia line, lis will war
rant bis work to be as represented.
Tbe eltitcni of Clearfield and vicinity are
retpeetfull r Invited to give blm a call.
Work dole at ahert notice. :ll'Jly
JSAAC JOHNSON SOtfS, '
Manufacturer! anl Dealers In
Boot and Nkocsi
Ladles', If issee' aod Cbildran't Qaitors,
Man's, Bays' and Women'! Heavy Boots,' and
. Brogana, Ac, Ac ., ,
Store and shop on Second atreet, nearly oppo
site H. F. Bigler A Co.'s hardware store,
Feb. JS, WJ-ly CLEARFIELD, PA.
ttiSfrUanrona;
J MV KETIIART
WITB
W. V. LIPPINCOTT & Cdi,
Wholetalo Dealeri ia
UUT8, cars, ti'ti a
AND STRAW dOOOS,'
Kc 131 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA.
W. T. Llppineott,V f fi. R. ltershner.
Jamaa Mitchell, f 1:11:, A. B. Dennett.
(JLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
C O M P A N Y :
rtlllK ntlriffnl tnecMr to RF.KD k
I rOVV'KLL, hrt nniTbued ,thj Cl.KAR
F1KLD I'LANJNU illlsL, td rsftttcd 4i hr
doing an xtniiT bnstOfM, J.U Ikj maohinrr
will b addM atrnMiirj. to make it n,t thi
moat eoimlato Mtab lffcmnlt al tba fclmV in thu
Hule. Thoa art do rrpartxt to iwelra trdtra
forauj work in thai lina. ThrtjwiU giroupccnf
atlantion to all material! tot touva building.'
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING;
. 1 iikii, doors,, iiisSi;
brackets, .no tLni.ro, sVf.
OF ALL STTLES, alwayi oa heau
WORKED BOARD"., and an artielee asceesa'
ry for building, will be oxohangod far, BUT
LUMBER, ao that person! at a distance, mar
bring tbelr lumber, exchange It fnr, and rclurn
borne with the manufactured articles.
The Comnan will alwari ban oa band a lart-a
ateeb of dry lumber, to aa to be able to (II an
order on the eborteel notice. Only tba best aal
moil skillful bandi will be employed, so that the
public may rely apon good work.
I ... i. : .-.-..,
Lumber will be woiked or acid as low aa H can
be pureliased anywhere, end warranted to giro
satisfaction.. As tbe business will be done upon
tbe cash principle we caa afford te work for small
proata.
DRtf Lt'MBER. WAITED t
F.apMiallr one and a half and two lack rsnel
stun", far which a liberal price will be paid.
Tba business will be conducted under the name
a. .. . " . .. .
"(lonrfiold rinnlnK Mill. Co.-
O. B. Xfarrifll will narwinallv enhMriMle.J Iher
buslnest.
Orders reiptetrully lolielleu.'
0. B. MKftRELl.
R. B. TAYLOR.
DAVID MrOAI'OnRT.
U. O. BROWN A BRO.
Clearfield, Pa., January , 1871.
CAUTION. All person, are hereby naatioae.1
atainat mrahaslns or in aay war mrrldllnc
with, one red new, now In posersilon of Ah-i.
Wilson, of graham tcwasblp.as tbc same belenga
to me sad is subject to my orlrr.
mth.'O S V) . 1 Ul'BLrit.