THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEABF1ELD, PA.
WBDNEFKAT MOUNINO JULY ,17S.
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KliMtilOUS NOTICES.
MethodlHt Episcopal Church It.r. A. D.
ocm ritor.-'lublio BorvLc. every Babb.th
.HUJA.M.,.nJJlP-M- .
flabbatb Bohool at A. M.
l'rarer Meeting every Thursday, at 71 P. M.
Oommuiiien Bervloe, flrst Sabbath gf every
OMth, at l A. M.
HI. Andrew', fhnrrh EpIscopaL-Rer.
Oronna Hah.. Public Service Hundny marniiis;
at 10 oVIork, and at 1 P. M. Sunday School at
j p, n, Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
it T oVIor-k.
lrelytcrlati Church Rcr. II. 8. HnTina.
Sitbbatil sorties morning and evoulntr Hab
bata School at 1 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wodnei
dav evening.
HI. fraiicla Church Catholic Key. P.
J. B.bhhiah. Mail at lfli o'clock A. M., on the
loo'ind and fourth Bundayi of oaoh month.
Lutheran Church. Rov. A. J. IUrtsock
Prtaching every Babbath, morning and evening,
flnbbath Hohool at 9 a. a. l'rayor meeting every
ty.dnasda, evening.
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Post Maulers, .1 Million I
1r vant it distinctly understood- by
the ''government" that we will pay the
postage for every subscriber in the county
who has paid his subscription at leant
tlx months in advance, or becomis an
advance-paying subscriber on or before
the first day of October. Itfore the
first quarter expires we Kill furnish to
each Post Master in the county a lUt of
our advance-paying subscribers and the
cash for the postage to Jan. 1, 1HV4.
Religious. Roy. T. I.. Bailoy, of
Hrw Jortoy, will preaob in the Uaptlst church, in
thii place, on noit Sabbath, 27th, at i o'clock In
the afternoon.
Some IIoad, too. Tho Reading rail
road now control! 1,SS5 milce of road within tho
Slate, made up at followi : Tho main line and
tranche! ownod, 745 miles j roadi leased, 580
pjilei; roads controlled, CO miles. , '
Ex-Gov. Biglor is enjoying tho Con-
stitutlonsl Convention adjournment at homo.
He think! It will take until tho Bret of November
to nnlsh op the new constitution, and that when
dono It will be a grand Improvement on tho eld
instrument.
Go and eoo the "Old Folks at Homo"
In the Court liouie this and to-morrow evening.
The Hayes' represent them, and they do it In a
jery domestic way. ....'.:,
Bundat School Institute: Wo
have been requested to stafe that the llrady town
ship Bunday School Institute will be held in the
village of New Salem, on Wednesday and Thurf
day, August 13th and 14th. A cordial Invitation
is extended to all who take an interest in tho Sun
day School cause.
i m e i
Tbo Williamsport Bulletin says :
Aocerdiog to the clironie grumbler of the Lew
lsburg CAronu-fe, droves of eows graze in the
streets of that old fogy vilinge, And thecitixens
don't like the idea of having a railroad pass
through their retired village. Tbo noise of the
cars disturbs thom.
Tbo rrosidont of the Lcwishurg,
Venire lyrono rauranu, oy me annual n-uri,
makes tbeir tuble of distances thus: From P. A
' E. road at Lewisburg to Miffiiuburg 11 miles;
theneo to the forks of Penn's orcik (Linden Hall)
42 miles; thenco to Pennsylvania Furnace 16
miles; thenos to Tyrone 18 miles.
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Conference. The rtnnuul session of
the Erie Conference of the M. B. Church meets
la Brookvillc this year, on the 3d of Septemhcr.
Ihoso of our loaders in the eastern end of the
.conference, who desire to witness the deliberation,
of this body, will never have a bolter opportunity.
If we remember oorreetly, tbii body met thero
in 1857.
They had a 4th of July, rocently,
in Punxsutawney. This Is the way the fyt'rii al
ludes to the affair:
"A goodly amount of beer found Its way down
thirsty throats, but there wal no drunkenucll or
disturbance of any kind." .
Some people in that town always could drink a
hugo amount of tanglefoot, but they nevor get
drunk like they do over at Indiana or Brookvillc.
' "Wo havo the interests of tho whole
county at heart." Timtt.
1 Why was it bcoessary Chen to make tlii! re
mark : :
. ; "Don't go to Clearfield to buy gaods when you
an buy the eaioe article iu Curwentvillo as
cheap and save tano." , . ,
Wby not include Millport, Lumber Cily, Penn-
VUle, and other planes 1
"' Tni Fish Question. Wo notice by
cur exchanges that tho fib cunimiesUincrs hare
made arrangements to stock the Lehigh and .North
Branch of the Buiquehauna with black bags. The
fish will be caught in the Delaware with a seine
of small mesh and kept in "lire boats" until they
can be transported. This Is all right. 'J li.Ju
niat river ha! also been siockod. But who is
at&vin in. attention in the Wmt L'ranch. tha
largestof all tho streams? Have thofi.hcomiui.
.lioncrs do personal Interest in thia stream ! Huff
is this, Messrs. IulTy, Iteeder and Hewitt 7
List of luttora rumiunini' uncluimcd
In the I'estnffiee at Clearnold, for the wcok ending
July Slat, 114731
Ilriggs, Ahial C.
lloal, D. V.
Cooaasing, J.
tiray, Malinda B.
Juanson, tlcorgo S.
peppier, Aire. Nanuy. -Alc'
sle., Mrs. Mary K.
M Parian, Patrick.
MoDeaaid, John.
AfcHoe, Isaac.
Moore, J. P.
Merelield, Aimer.
Ouellct, Louts,
((wens, John.
R K. 11.
Hlowarl, J, M.
Wherry, F. P.
P. A. (JAI'LIN, 1. M
I1eb Tiikt Ark But few of our
cltlsens understand how Water Works should be
controlled, should the borough proceed to erect
sham. The act of Assembly, regulallng l!.c iUo.-
loa, constitute! the Burgesi and Tuwn Council
sud Wm. Biglor, Jonathan Boynton, Jump. T
Leoosrd, James U. graham and A. M. Hills a
fictrdcf Water Cnmmls.loners, wilh full power
to erect Water Woiks. After the Works are com
I'lrted, the Burgess and Town Council take charge
pt them, and the duties of the citiieni named
leasts.
Ckvivei). Tho ClcorfidU County
Tim made Its appearance again last week, with
Jl. II. Braioard as editor and proprietor. The
editor ih his salutatory ignoroa iiolitlos and prom
ises to be fitifrx.adeul fa nil iking; nmlral ra
nolttite. He eontinuoa, "we do not iutend to make
th Times political organ of any parly orrli'juo.
It will bo our aim and our purpose to show up all
frtsd and corruption In all parlies." If were-
mealier correctly, the Tint, boruro started out on
this line, but it did not go far until it flopped over,
Uowsrar, Ibt new editor may have vini regard
for his word and make his prosilso good. Time
"ill tell.
On a Vihit. Col. Haves, formerly
f the Meadrlllo Journal, but now In the employ
ot the Post Office Department, spent a few days
Is our town last week with bis nephew, 31 r. Uetts.
Tbs Col. is a very clever, intelligent gentleman,
but-fee Is in awful bad oompany, and If he does
! soon com ant and tell the people what he
knows of the tnrrible corruptions which arc daily
broifght to hii notice, as an officer, be will be ru-
''d along wlih hi! party. Tar the Utter, we
have
no respect and do not oare how soon It goes
"fot. Either the prty r the eouotry la bound
be ruined arc long, and it Is for such men asho,
10 y which. Mr. Hayes, like ilntlor, has beea
"ana "went through" New Orleans, but unlike
tt "Beast," he left the spoons alone. Although
did not say so, we are snti-IM he is disgusted
"k the conduct of his parly In Louisiana and
"peeiati, with the tools naM by the ailaliuiitra-t'-J
Jl !' T'i'li !" ,Vr Orlisqt,
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Water! WatkrII Water 1 1 ! This
no tccini to be the 017 of dtktroaa In our borough.
Ncit to bread It ii tin life prosiTVfr, lost Joi boiug
tli rxtioguUher of Arc, nliilo puro fioih water It
a fo to dliewe of very t ftud water worki
reduce tho ratei of laiuninoii ad dd largely to
the value of ever bouie and lot In the borough.
We propose to re pub Huh neit Wuvk the Aot of
Asicinbljf and the tuvoral euppleuenti thereto, re
liting to the erection of water works in our bor
ough, so that all who are locking information on
lliil point tuny pott theiumjlrei. IK' low will bo
found two eoDiuauicationi upon tbo caie, for
whloh wo bcipcak an attentive peruial. The an
tkori have evidcutly givta the subject aoujo at-
teut'.ou, from the practical tuanuor la which thoy
treat the subject (
Mk. Editor i Ai tho quostton of bringing wa
tr into the borough is just now agitating tho
mi inli of our citizens, it may bo well to lay beforu
your reatlort a few of the many eonsidorationi i
which can be urgod In favor of the sohoiue of i
ei j ting water works. Will the outlay of money !
noctfsary to bring water from any given poiut,
wilhin two or cveu three miles of the borough, be
grimier than the public utility and beno.it dircotly '
flnwiug from such an oxpeuio? Our borough has 1
but a very small debt, aod our Inst tri ennial as-1
seatmont howi a tuxable valuation of between
and JvOO.OuO. Thirty thousand dollars,
it will be eonoedtMl, U a large tit i mate fur bring-'
Ing water from Mouse ereok, two miles up the
stream, and carrying ft through all the streets of
the tuwn. Now, if this debt of thirty thouiand
dollars be plaurd in the shape of bonds drawing
interest nt snveu per cent., and extended over a
period of ten yearn, an J three thounand dollars
thmcof, with tho accrued interest upon the whole
debt, rodecuiablo each year, beginning with the
lft of January, Wb, it will rt-quiro for the re
demption of tbe first year's bonds and arcrned
intercut a tax of about ten mills upon tho pros tut
valuation. And tliii amount, without taking into
eonsideration the eon Man My increasing valuation
of property, would each yoor dt-cruaM as thv
boods vii-ru tukvn ii. ,
But it In objected to on the part of those op
posed to the erection f WHter works that yuu
oimipel them to pay for that from which they ro
ouivo uo be ue tit, uud that tho scheme la simply for
putting water into th houses of rich people. Thin
is not true. Not only do thty have to pay their
proportion of tax upon tho ose-scd valuo of their
property, just as othors do, but if tbey wnnt water
put Into their bouses or yards, they must put it
there, nut only at their -own oxpousc, but they
must pay extra for the privtk'go of uitig tho hy
drnntrt they put there, and thus a (Turd a nource of
rorcune to the borough that will enable the au
thorities to reduce very uiuub the rate of taxation.
Hut is the expense too heavy to be overbalanced
by the direct tam-iits to every inhabitant of our
borough that would come from incurring It f Kv
ery day almost wo bear of wholo towns boiug de
stroyed by tire, aud, although a olliu-n remarked
tho other day that ho had ''lived hero for twenty-
tire years ana wo naa bau no tire," we cannot
hope to escape much longer, aud In a few short
ht.urs Gro muy destroy enough property to pay
ten times over what it will entvt to bring water in
to tbo borough. This is not all. I furthrr aver
that a chemical nnnlyvis will showth.it thoro Is
not drop of pure water taken from our wells
from MiUhcU's corner to tho Lcoourd House.
How can thtre be t A louse, open soil, without
(uiTicicnt Baud to filter tho water as it pasacs down
rnrougii .1 to toe rocli, with irom two to three
hundrod water close I a, sinks and ces'iiools, the
dung n fuso matter of over one hundred stables
and hams, tho droppings of borers, cows sod
swine upon our streets, aud the otiar of all our
kitchens and wash houses, wilh eountlc's other
impurities, nil thrown into or upon this loose,
porous soil, makes tbo quantity of human and
animal excretion passing through it from ten to
twenty foot to the bed rtfck far overbear all the
tariffing qualities ot the soil. Your pumps may
riug up cluar water, but it is impure, and cou
tains the seeds of difetise, and sooner or later It
will eoine In epidemic form and scourge our town.
Our water is fit tor neither man or beu.'t to drink.
V.'hy,juflt thin! J!iw far Is our farthest well
from some stiuking, filthy siuk or cesnoo, or tho
rei'iifa of some stuble, as it is heaped up, impreg
nating the ground tor rods around Willi its impu
rities f And ohould not these two considerations
cause those of us who may not poenihly receive as
much apparent lenefit as thou who live in tho
centre of town, to mako, if it bo moeifary, some
little saenace lor tne good or the public safety
aod the public health 1 We are all alike inter
ested in preventing theso two torrible scourges of
Are and disease frm erippliug the energies ol our
town, r umiug win ao inn more eiluctualiy than
good water sad plenty of it. i'nxsu Watkr.
Mr. Emitor : In a few days our oithens will
bo permitud to decido by their votes the qiroetion
of obtaining a supply of pure and wholesome
water. 1 he Aot of Asuembly framed left the erec
tion of water works entirely under the control of
the oouneil, to eroet thero at any time it deemed
lb em esncntial to the interests of the community,
but upon a petition ef citizens a supplement was
paste J, allowing the cttiieua to decide fur tliem
Ketvfis. at an election held for the purpope, and in
accurdance therewith they will have the opportu
nity of cxproitting (heir sentiments on the Uh of,
August. .
It is to be hoped each voter will eoniluVr tho
question fairly and from a higher stand point than
Self interest, and beonuso bis own well of wator
may be goud enough for him, that he will inter
poso no ubitacle to prevent his neighbor, whose
watr Is unlit to use. from obtaining a pure and
wholesome water.
It ii well known that in the most populous por
tions of our borough the water once good is now
impure, and many are now nnng water drawn
from welis reeking wilh impurities, which must
in time aVoct tho system and produce disease;
and wht-n we remetnler that but ft few yean
back the water that is now Impure and unfit for
ue was good as the bet now in town, we have
the best evidence that it is enlyaquestionof time
when all will bo impure. Aud is it a fair propo
sition that bocauso some of the wells in town are
still goo J that all those using impure water shesstd
be compelled to watt and continue its use until
all tho wells are iu like condition? It is answered
on the other band tlmt there is no objection to
private enterprise bringing in water from the
springs on tho adjoining hills, for private use by
those whoso, water is impure. Hut will the citi
sens of the borough agree that, after these men
hare Invested their money in laying pipe, cte.f
that If at any future time water va brought In,
as all admit it must be at some time, they shall
be exempted from taxation for tho erection of
pul-lio water works f
From a sanitary point of view, at )raston&-half
of our town aro now in actual need of water from
some other siurco than from wells reeking with
disease and tilth, and ascertain as that some wells
are now impnre, just so curtain will time render
the purest and best in town impure
Next to health eomes tho questioner security of
properly, and 1 etatert ahove that one half the
people of this town aro to-day taking into their
systems diseases by drinking Impure and un
wholesome water, but In regard to security from
the seonrgo of tire, every pmperty bolder is in
eonstant danger from the devouring clement.
Thus far Clearlleld bns escaped from fire In the
most remarkable manner, but beeauso wo have
never yet been burned up is no evidence that we
never will bo, and somvlimo we will be subjected
to an extensive fire, and a ft or a portion of our
hcautilnl town it lata in ashes ana much valua
ble property destroyed, and when disaster has
rendered us less aMe to mako the outlny, then
will the people demand that water works shall he
erented at any cost thus locking the door after
the none is stulcu.
The qttestion of port la one to be considered
carefully, and in which nil are iuteresled. A debt.
whethtr of a nation, tttata or municipality, is s
puuiio imruea, ana is to be aepnoatcu aud as lar
as possible avoided, but when security to public
health and valuable property is plnoed in the
scale, tho burden should be cheerfully taken tip
and rendered as light as posnilde. I believe that
building water works now will be a matter of
economy, and can be done c hen per than at a time
when our necessities compel us to push the work
forward at anv cost to attain an curly eompletiou.
h eon use now wo can start out wilh deliberation,
taking our time to make proper calculations and
to look about to devise tbo most eeoimeiical mode
to accomplish the end. Tho men named in the
law to act with the oouneil is suUioieut guarsntee
that there will be no rius funned to make a
profitable .,"b for contractors, but would menage
tbo work in a ift-, pranfionl, business manner, as
thev would a private enterprise, and the borough
would thus secure first class water works at aetual
cost of material and labor.
Hine of bur oitlsens havo been making calcula
tions as to cost and I give the Ognrrs as given to
me, which have been made alter corresponding
with pipo founders id mtiurent parts 01 1110 Mate,
Two miles of six inoh iron maw will reach Moose
creek nt a point hi-h enough to give ns one hun
dred and thirty feel bond, It js estimated that
two mites of four inch main laid in town will dis
tribute the water on all tho streets. The mains
can he brought here forf lA.MII. The digging and
eovenng for l M) a rod, or $3,(MiO a small dam
on the eroek 1'0: load for joints $7UUj laying
and IniDtiMir IfUfni in all f .'u.iil'O. 1,000 foot
supply pi pa, two inch, will cost H.&00, without
laving. 3 here will he ime other items of expen
diture, such as "Ts," "l,s" and fire pi tiff, that
will oost pehapf 9l,fl more, making In all
22,5of, but add for Inoi'bnlals e2t.'t)0, would
plane thj fditlr expense nt and oertainly
not mora than .'!), (J 00. Taking tho outside fig.
nrtui basis, we eaw ea4nlate the lot crest at sev
en per eent., making i.J"0 a year. The present
assefiment of the borough will reach over ft"P.
000, ad 10 pay the interest on the bonds it will
require fsur mills lax.ao that a property assessed
a ?l,UrU Will HStVP 10 p7 C w--n
ftl.tmO assoiuiucut 4. kut the water 1 taxed by
spigot, in proportion to the amount used, so that
those not, using too wmrr win v n-niTim vi m
portion of the tax. It Is fnnlrmplarrd that the
Inortasa of property on eaeh ftsseasinent after five
years will cominenee redeeming tliw bunds and re
during the debt and Interest, without any increase
of taxHtioq.
Ut the owners of property tnke the question
and deride for ihemsHres. Yon who own prop,
pertirs Valued at J,0N) to $2,000, Is fbar to eight
dollars a year too great an outlay for the bonetits
you derivo from the use of pure mountain water
tud j oar ad-lltionsl :?urily frn 1
Vkhy Accommopatino. McFiko, of
i Ebeuiburg JPmman, remarks 1
the
A'cry-ilsM has Just occurred In the family of
the junior exlltur of the Johnstown ir.uerdf.
Ttie dvlightod father il doing well mother and
t Hi ant ditto, wo hope. Can loan you a few small
cais, Lusub, if you are out of "sorts."
If we are not mistaken, "Maok," you had bet
tor keep your shall caps, ai you will soon have
an "empty ease" on hand.
rnoMOTEi). We lefirn that Prof.
Harrison, of this place, has boon elected one of
the Professors of Pennsylvania College, at Get
tysburg, and has accepted the position and will
leave in ft few days to asnuroo bis duties. Those
persons who know themselves Indebted to blinare
requested to eall and settle without dolay.
Bin doe Change. It wilt bo ob
served, by ft notice in this Issue, that an effort la
being properly entered into for taking down the
bridge aeross the river at Curwonsvillo, which has
buen rendered ttsolcss by the floods, and placing
It upon the llile-llloom abutments, In place of the
one carried off by the ice flood.
Races. -The Jlrookvillo Mountain
fark Association will have a formal oponing on
the 24th and 25th Inst. Then are seven purses,
amounting to $1,160. Track a mile lung and In
excellent condition. Karo fun ahead for the sjrort-
tng fraternity, and Brookvillc Is just the place to
go if you want to And live men.
An Examplk. Ex-Treasurer Flcgal
and 6 her iff Tie, who have but receutly bsoame
property holders In our town, we notice have pat
down a handsome brick gutter in front of their
residences. The example might be followed by
many with propriety.
Emporium, Cameron county, had a
$30,000 lire on the 8th Instant, and chief among
the suffurcrs is our friond J. B. Nowton, of the
Iltrald, who lost bil office and printing materia).
Uii Ioks, exoluiive of insurance, will reach $1500.
Ue, however, promises tho Hurald in a few weeks.
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Tho new editor of tho Timet pro-
nounces Abraham Lincoln "the beloved of all."
A pretty good puff for a man who was killed in a
theatre on Good Friday.
-.
New Pobt mast Kits. The Postmas
ter Ucneral has appointed Charles Sohwarti Post
master at Karthsus aud Charles Miguot at Le-
coute's Mills.
Neat Mkakukk. Willittmsport. nc-
cording to the Illlttit Is 20 U 4 miles from Phila
delphia via the Cattawissa and Heading railroad
The llayca' will bo hero to-nilit
and to-morrow night, uo anl hoar tbetu. lick
cts for eule at tho Post Office,
WEST BRANCH CAMP MELT) NO.
Lock Hatkm, Pa,, July I, 1873.
The Wout Branch Camp Meeting Association
sends its fifth annual circular to its friends and
patrons, It bu now become a permnnent institu
tion, and, with the knowlrdga gained by experi
ence, the improvements which have been made,
the facilities for worship in all kiuds of weather,
the good water, pure air and cool shade, together
with good boarding at extremely low rates, with
abundant table supplies for those who derire to do
their own cooking, wilh exeellont postal, telegraph
aud police arrangrmenti, tno luciitics lor reacu
ing and lew ing tho grounds, the UarJ of iJireo
tors feel warranted in publishing that the acooin
modations are nowhere excelled.
The grounds are uocei nble by rail from all parts
of tho Htate, and excursion tickets will be sold by
the different railroad companies. TLhis who de
sire to sjiond Babbath on (be ground will be 00m
polled to arrive as early as Saturday and remain
until Monday, as there will potitivety be 00 trains
run on rabbutn. A limited number can be sou
plied with slipping acooumodutions, but where
sovcral parties iutcud to go together it would be
well to order a tent.
This year the meeting will commence on Toes
day, An 311 at 19, and will close on Fridnv morning
August M. The boarding will be $7.50 for the
term, ft. 23 pr day, aod 60 cents for a single
meal. The price of tents will be $7 on the ground
floor, and fd on the second story, with one dollar
Additional on each tent to meet the expenses of
liftUt. iolu'o, rorternire, straw, do., Ac. iho
drawing for tenU will take place at the office of
the Association on Monday, July ?, at 10 0 clock
a. m. Persons can have two adjoioiug tents ou
the same floor, or one below and one immcdiateiv
above, or two lower and two upper ones.. Travel
ing Methodist preachers aoeompaoiod by their
families will each receive a tent free j those not
so accompanied will receive sleeping aoooinodA
lions.
Order tents early. Direct all letters to the Sec
retary. J. V. UATCilbLKK, President.
W. v, hnrss, (Secretary.
Special.
Tl. a 11 CI t,..n.Mf....,l Uniai .(IIrai.
bo fouud at his oftV.o regujai ly, prepared to attend
FtTBUf 6 a i.e. It will bo noticed br handbills,
tinted at this office, that John T llagerly, of
.umber City, will offer a large quantity f per
sonal property for sale, on the 2d of August.
Montour Slate Taints, for painting bonees In
side and outside Cottages, Vnrm Uuiklings. Ac,
Heautiful, durable and economical, tl round in
pure Linseed Oil.
toySi "3
11. F. Biol a k Co.
R. R. Wheelbarrows, ItaKy Carriagoe, Tiy tx
press Wagons and Wheelbarrows, St
my28,7al II. F. Hiulkb A Co'a.
Itt-rninviiiToRti About Jim &. 1 RTM. IT. F
Iliglcr A Co, will have an assortment of Hefrig
fin tori. , utyMl'A
Prows, Farmer will find it to tbeiradvanlae
to call in and examine our stock of Plows, Culti
vators, Ae,f among which will bo found Hingle
and Double Iron and vt ood ibivol Plows, Iron
aai Wood inltiriitors, '
The tlow.tnda Iron Beam Plow,
The Pittsburgh Uteri Plow,
The llaupt Uollefouto Plow,
and o her patterns.
mytH'TA II. F. Diuler A Co'.
Head Tuts ! Persons who eon template building
will do well to call and examine our stock of
BlIlLDINtl MATKKIALK. We bnve in itoclrn
full line of Builders' Uardwnre, Nails, Paints,
Oils, (.lass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, Ao.
iny2S'7e H. P. Itiui.KR A Co.
Just received, ft largo lot of non-explosive
Lamps and Lantern at
0-26-72 Tl. F. IliQi.r.a A Ce's.
H. F. Digler A Co. have been making extonstve
additions to their stock of Hardware tho last !u
days. Everything new In Shelf Hardware, Pad
dlers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware. Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kiuds, can be seen
at their store. flay 22,
Wood and Willow Ware vf ell descriptions for
sale by 11. F. Uigler A t '.
Pave Time! Bavn Labor! Have Money 1 Have
Clothes! The' Novelty Wringer is tbo best in
the market. liny it f try It.
For sale by 11. F. Biot.ia A Co-
Frf.su Gaorifn pLAflTin.Heoeivcd ftt Corner
Store by oar load and for sale by
K. A. A W. D. Ikwik,
Curweniville, 3faroh 13, 1872.
Axr.n. ffeventy-ftve dotcu Cloarfieli Wood'
Choppers Axes ftt
VXMt. II. F liltlLKK A Co's,
HKCAPlTt'LATlON.
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow Wart.
Household Good.
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned W are.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes
Calcined Plaetor.
Wairon and Carrisire Makers' suniMIe.
All of the abnva for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of 11. F. Bigler A Co., Second street,
Clearfield, Pa. n
Calcined Plaster for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co,
Bird Cages a large assortment ftt II. F. Big
ler A Co. e. '
PAwa.-r-DIstsi's Cross cut Paw, Great American
Baw, Hornton's Lightning Haw, at
0.25-73 U. F. 1 i oi. i R A Ce's,
Paints, Oils and V amines for sale by If. F,
Illgkr M Co. .
FACTS FOR THli PKyl'I.E.
L. Flegal has dl'posod of his Fornlhlng Ooods
for the purpose of making room for lUts, Cops,
Hohts and Phoes, and has Jnsl returned from etie
eaMern eitiea with the largest stock ever brought
to the county which be i ''f sH and ii
dtttrninra to at prices wnien win siimdhd
CVerVOOnj. fir nns un wnwi w '
ment of the Baltimore hand made (.alters, for
Ladies' wear. Ladies, to see them Is to be con
vinced that they are the shoes to buy. AIo, ft
full Itae of tho Itiehardson aod Atwaler Rlmlra
Bools, whloh need no recommendation to the pub-
Ii. 1 l. m I...... 1... f l.'.aittarn Itnnlx afirl KlifMB.
On all of which he ean defj competition In priees.
. . i . , . f T .k. V.
A ibo, a complete assorimeii i iruui ui .
lise. ...
II a l'l I ..h .a,Ja am hn (fiat h
J . P. S tVWmi nw'"
brnight Ibfai on tmt, and will sell them at prices
.i ."ill :-L k ,.l . I ,11 atrl .A
t ltsrhcld, July J, 1 V -Ij
Paint and pAmtnnV Finpimun. Our slock
of Paints and Painters' Materials Is complete, tn
oludlug J. T. Lewis' Puro White Load. John tu
nas A Cu'i Pure White Lead, V, H. A CVs Buck
Iseadi aud ft nuiubur of cheaper brands or nuu
Lead; also, Linseed 011, Turpentine, Varnishusof
all kinds, a full line of Itru.Us, aud a full line of
colors, dry and in Oil.
m;' . J u, r . uiaLa uo.
PtsniNO TArm.s, The fljhlnf season having
oommcuoed, lovers of this elegant sport will be
easting about to And where to purchase the neces
sary requirements In order to eujoyy the iporu
To all suoh we will say, go to the Hardware more
of II. F. Hi trier A Co., as they have the llnest lot
of Trout Hods, Liues, Hooks, Baskets,. P Pi
llules, Hoe Is. rtuood", tiles, etc., aver hrougiitto
this county. Their Trout Hods are really ele-
gaut, aud every person expecting to golroul-uiu-iug
this summer rhould have oue. 4-11
A full line of Household Uoods. Janannod Ware,
Ac, for sale by II. V. Uiglor A Co.
Srtnrrird.
On JuIt 1 nth. 187.1. br Wa. M. llr.mr. Kin.,
Mr. JAMKS HTIll NK to Mi.l BAKAU JAN 11
11L0O.M, bolh of Forguson townibip.
On July 8th. 1873. hr Kcr. W. a. Hihlik. Mr.
JOHN MOURK, of Lumbar Cilj, to Mlsi SLK
a. iiijuuai, ol uiootuloirton.
In Clearfield, on Bunday morning, July JOlh.
1873, JOHN YOUNG, in the Sthyearof his ago.
In Co vl hit ton township, on May 10. 1873. ZF-
NO JAMKrf KUNKH. azed IB years. 10 months
and 10 days.
In Clearfield, on Julv 10th. 1873. MARGARET,
daughter of Jou.1 C. and J)uma IUkd, aged
ears, o nionius alio 1 1 onvs,
"liUl;tjJ.
Clearfield Markets...
Corrected wickljr bjr Id, n Ann Moisor, Wkolc.ila
and Hntatliiraler in ltry Uooils, Uroorlrstl'ro
visiouSf &o., Mark.t streol, t'luarti.M, 'a.
0LKAHriHi.D, Pi,, Jutjr M, 1S73.
A)iles, green, 00 0j
60' Hoa;,, droM.vd
Dried, w n
In tildes, green.-
Apple butter, if al, 7&' Hams,
..on ((J i
nutter. 0i$ 0 Shoulders.,
Hettns,....$J 7j(su 3 UII .Side ,
Uuekwlieat 1 00 l.ard l.'CO
UuekwhoatQuurlb, 6 Moss i(iik,"c libl...20 00
Ileef, dried il 'lat . til
Beef, fresh U4 10 Onions 1 at'
Uoards, M 12 00(uiU 00 Potato. 0(,4 on
Corn.sbelled 1 00 Peaidies, dried, tti.. 10
(lorn, ear 0(l(i 60 Plaster, f bbl 1 00
Corn meal, sack, 30 Htc ."
1 10
2
ChoD. U 0tJ 00ra 1 40 Kais. W Ik
Clorers.ed t 00 Halt, V .ck.2j0(.i t !0
Cheeso 20 Shuigl,-.,! H in. H(.iS Oil
Cherries, lb. Il(rl 15 Sbinirles,20 Ilil0(ajl 00
Cbickans, drsd, lb, lo Timotbj seed t 00
Kgg la Tallow l-l
Plaiseed. i On Wliaat 1 1,0
Flour 0 70JO 0 Wool 0
llaj 00 1)0120 00 Wood. ' eord i a
I 1ST OF JLROKS drawn for Sept. Trna,
J A. D. 1873, oolnmenoing on the fourth Mon.
du, 22d da; i
OtlAMD jesons.
Levi Eunderland Ilell
I). W. C'hilson llloom
A. II. Phtw Oosben
Jaoob Wilhelm..1raham
IK'ory llngortr...(iulieh
J.L. r?haw Iloulidal.
U. W. Wise. Jordan
1). K. M'.kel Knox
W. V. Tat..M...Lawreoo
Jar. I. tilcwart... Morris
J. tli.vaKe..N.Wa.bingtQ
James II. Clark.-... Penn
Johnston lloldco...Pike
J. K. Aruo!d- Union
Jas. II. Turner Hogirs
01 rk h,Tler.....llradlrd
U. M. Thomnson..Brady
Jam,.s Ir.in u
W. J. Kimo..M.Barnsido
I.. J. Kurd. Cuest
L. Flood Cnvinglun
Win. Porter ClMrtield
A. M. lliil. "
E. L. Hugbcs....Droatur
Tiivia.a ji auas
J. L. Oearhart lloa'frs
Jacob llauejt "
K. C. Jnhnson..ClrarfleM
L.M.Coudriet.CoviugloD
Ira Kbiifl'pr.t.'urwensrille
lames Albert Decatur
brnnt Huover-Orahain
U. II. Morrow.... Uo.heu
lieorge Htanley.Uulloh
William llaxertr. "
tleo. liflrerLjr..lloiitldale
Thoma. Hlrong.Jordan
James McNeal... "
A. A. Head Lawrence
T. Bpaokman... "
Wn. C. DutT... "
Jos. II. Howies "
8. 11. Pbaffnrr, "
It. Hpacktnan "
John Cstnpboll.,.O.ceola
Jos. . Hepburn. ...Penn
James Artlnirs '
Win. II. Krruuu...rik.
Jubn Ardcr; H
Jamoel Moore "
Kobl.CurMiD, Woodward
I rlah I, iti "
John l.itl lleccaria
I). MehnrTi-y Uurnsidc
It. K. WlJun... "
Jas. McC'raerH M
T. W. Kitchen, "
Jas. 11. Kdinger...lJradj
Jaoob C. rlmith....
lleorg. Horn u
Krampton Rill BeU
tlonry Albert. ..urautoru
Daniel Htewart, "
Daniel Oraham, "
John Uui'k "
N. V. Wilson... "
John Buterd Chest
Toblal W.stoe. '
Edwnrd Wood 4
J . M' Laugh lln-C leardeld
Ales. Irria "
W. 8. Bradl.r "
Cornel. Uw.ni. "
IViiiisylvaiilnltailroml
TYI10XS 4 CLKAUFIELD BRANCH.
ON and after Monday, MAT 2ijib, 187.1, th.
1'assenzer Traius will run daily (except Hun.
days) between Tyrone and Ulearfteld, as follows.
CLKAUFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE N0KTII.
Cl.arteld 1.40, r..
Tyrone .25,i.,
0.eeola.. 10.35, "
Philip. Imrg... 10. id,"
Clearlleld 11.46,"
Philip.bnrg .3o,
Oweola b,
Tyrone .00,
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield J. 40 A.
Pbilimburc... e.M
Tyrone 7.00 r. K.
Inter!,eotion...7.12
0eola 810 "
Philip.brg...8.JS "
Clearfield, ar.. .t0 "
Oseeola. t.t0 "
Interseotlon. 7.48 "
Tyrotie 8.0
FARH FitOM CLKARFIKLD, TO
Bellffnnle, Pa i". 0 Middlotown 5 00
Lock Haven
J 70 M arietta t 60
3 (10 Lancaster
1 Kli.PIIII.ADELPHIA 7 Hi
I SO Alloona ,. I t)
4 SO John. town t 80
4 rali'ITTSBOKll It
W illiam.no rt...
Huntingdon i
I,nwilto.nM ,...w.
Mury.rille
IJAIllllSUl'lUI
Close oiinu.ctlons made by all trains at Tyrone
aud Lock iiavon.
OEOIIOE C. WILKIHS,
my17-tf. r3uperiatndent.
NoTtra to Wane, axd CAamanr Makkhs. We
liaveju.t received a general assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Wood., also a full line of Spiings
and Axles, wlitcti w. oner enean ror oasn.
II. K. Iiioi.rn i Co.
II,
F. BIG LEO CO.'S
SPECIALTIES
BUILDERS' IIAHDWAHB,
MECHANICS' HARDWARE, '
LUMIIEltUEN'S HARDWARE,
FARMINO UTENSILS,
MILL.Sl'PPLIES,
IROM 4 NAILS',
PAINTS, OILS, VARNI8T1K8,
PAINTERS' riNDINUS,
CALCINED PLASTER.
May 18, 1873.
KBATZER & LYTLE
Turpentine,') f Vills,
Psints, f WILL SELL YOU Ula.., .
Oils, J I Putty,
French, Richards Si Co.'s
Buck Lead
AND '
Calcined Plaster
VEEY CHEAP.
Immense .took osi hand.
Clearfield, Pa., June i, 1 871.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR SALE BY
II. I BliIor & Co.
IHOSr BOUBI.R-HIIOVKL PLOWS.
MOOD LOURLIi-SllOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD 6IN0LE-f HOVEL rLOWfl.
IRON CULTIVATORS. .
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
OOWAKDA A IROV I1EAM I'LOWS.
rnisiuuta steel Plows.
IIAUPT'S BELLEFONTK TL0W8.
ROUESON'S and THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
BOPbere. for all ef tli a abo rio. fen
siantly on Lsnd. nyja-7jl
5u (Ooods.
1873.
1873.-
NEW SPRING GOODS !
.WW. ItEKirH.
rRINTS, . ' '. ( ... '
PARCALEB,
01NU1IA1IS,
TICKINQS,
MUSLINS,
SIIEKT1N0S, '
COTT0NADES,
- BOY'S CABBIMEKE,
MEN'S CAS8IMKRE.
"' LINENS. ' '
DRESS GOODS,
In great rarlety and all Ik. newst sbadei.
Japanese Popllna,
Jayaucao Dllka,
Striped Popllna,
, . . asllk I'oplli,.,
l'relith Mohairs,
Iluriiiutoa.
(renadliioi,
I.awna.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
rnlnrswl KHlct Tnlnrml fitllc
tviviiu uaiagioi vuivivu uiinoi
Black Silks 1 Black Silks 1
Shawls! Shawls! Shawls!
Carpet, Carpets, Carpet,
old at tha lowait eash price at
WM. HEED'S,
l:2t Market Street, Clear field, r a. 71
May 14, 1873.
pLOUIt, FEED, kC.
THE 1IUCCAKIA
FLOURING MILLS,
The ondersifrned would respectfully give no
tie, to the cltlsens of Becoaria towo.hip and sur
rounding eouutry, tbni b. Itas purchased the
Becoaria Flonring Mills and put .rcrything In
oomplete order, and Is manufacturing a first-class
quality of Flour.
CUSTOM W'OKK DOSE,
and Flour In quantity eonstantly on band fur sale.
CUOP.'COIIS MEAL, BRAN, AC, AC.
always on band and for sal. wholesale or retail.
Q T Kt'll MIISiGI.F.H WANTED.
OmX Will eanhange Flour aud Chop for 26
inch Shingles, or will pay part asoney, II desned.
IO:!-tf BARNAIIA8 ARMSTROK41.
SAWS! SAWS I SAWS I
DISTAN'S CR0S8 CUT, MILL, DBAQ AND
. CIRCULAR SAWS.
Eoyuton's Liglitning Gross-cut Saw.
ALSO,
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For sale by
oct!?,T II. T. BIOLER t CO.
C. D. "WATSON,
DEALER IN
DltrGS & PATEM 3IED1CIXES,
CONFKCTIOXERIES,
TOYS AND YANK EE NOTIONS, '
FINE TEAS k BOASTED COFFEE,
BEST BRANHS TOBACCO A HKflARS,
SCHOOL BOOKS A STATIONERY,
Masonic Building. Seeoud Street,
tot-tMj CLEARFIELD, PA
IVlNK, WHITB ROAN LlNINtl SKIN8
Ju.t reoelved and for rale by
April 20. Is7l. II. r. 1IIMLEH A CO.
C Id K A
We desire to cull tho attontion of tho citizens of Clearfield county to tho fact that we
lmvo opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where wo intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of
PIANOS, OllGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Our slock of PIANOS will consist of
RAVEN & COMPANY'S PIANOS, . n,lvrk0
STEIN WAV & SONS' PIANOS,
HAINES BROTHERS' PIANOS.
Wo nro prepared at all times to furnish any of tho cheaper makes of Pianos to order on the most
favorahlo terms as to prices and terms of payment.
Our stock of OllGANS will consist of the new and populur
RYNDFR ORGAN, (with Ryndcr'a Knco Ticmolo and downward Octavo Cotiplor,)
' ' Tho SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OllGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Resides these wc furnish to order Organs from any fuctory desired. ,
We sell on every plan known io tho trijdc, cither CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
roruLAR and cast LEASE PLAN.
On our easy terms every ono can have n good instrument, and Jio other investment of like
amount will tcud so much to MAKE HOME HAPPY. .
ICTWe shall be glad to havo t .u call and sco us, whether you desiro to purchase or nor.
oct23-'72-l Il'XTKli; . Wi:8lC WTOIltJ.
1873. ,
NEW SUMMER GOODS!
AT
WM. UliED'S.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
At to, Brown Muslin. '.
At I0o, Brown Muslin, real good.
At l2io, Brown Muslin, yard wide.
At 12)o, Splendid Bleached Muslin, yd wide.
At 18c, Handsome Poplin Plaids.
At I5e, Japan.se Poplin.
At 36c, Black and Colored Alpaea.
At 60o, Japanese Silk, worlb 75o. '
At (1.00, Elegant Silk Poplin.
Attl.li, Oood Black Silk.
At 11.50, Splendid Black Silk, wide.
At $2.00, Black Silk, worth $J.6. ,
At iOe, dood Whit. Piqua, or P. K.
At $1.25, Good Honey comb Quilts.
At fl.7, (2.00, ti.bt, Snlendid Marioillrs
Quilts.
SATCHELS, TRUNKS, OIL CLOTH, CENTS'
UNDERWEAR, NECK TIES, SHIRTS,
SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCH'FS
GLOVES, COLLARS, CUFFS,
and a full stock of Ladle.' Misses' and Cbildr.n.
SHOES,
at prices to suit tb. times.
e.i.L iD in run roiati.r, ir
WM. 1IEEFS,
Market Street, t'learllcld, I'a.
Msy U, IS7S.
O. I. c.
irilKRB to buy my IRY OOOn?. (1R0
If crries, Qur?D ware, UlMiware, iOrups aod
Notions, CoDfiMtionvries, ac, cheap for cvh.
The suliioriW hrgn loara to Inform Lis old and
new customers ibut ba uas oKiia
A VARIKTT STORK
in gles norE, VA.
And will sell jrooJn at prlcM to suit Hit times. A
liberal rlaottoD will W wade to diutuoirra bay
ing at wholualo.
Call and extmine ray stock before purchasing
elsewhere. A liboral sbare of pallia rxitronege is
solicited.
C. J. KEAGY.
Glen nope, Pa., June 14, 1 371.
D. J. CROWELL,
Manafacturer of the D. H. Itall Bolting Machine
and the
' filDK-Cl'T BIMNULK MACH1NR,
to out froia I to lift inches, and licensed undur
Evornt's patent, Jointers. Ontg 8aw Mehines
and Ueneral Will Work! binnewaboutug, Camer
on oouniy, I'a.
Repairing of Machiuei and general Custnm
Work done to order. augUy
lalvory Htnble.
TilC nbderslgned beg leave to Inform the pub
lic that he ii now fully prepared to accom mo
di. if ell in the way of furnishing Homes, Uugica,
Saddle aud Harness, on the shortest notice and
on rcLisonnVilr terms. Residence on hoc nit street,
between Third and Fourth.
(1KO. W. GEARIIART.
Oleartleld, April 11,18(17.
II.
F. 13IGLEK Si CO.
Bar. for sale
CARRIAGE & WAG0X WOODS,
SIIAFT3 AND TOLEB,
HUES, SrOKKS, FELLOES, Jtc.
Carrlair. and W.irna Mak.rs shoeld mnV. a
Dot. of this and eall and sxaotin. them. Tbey
will b. sold at fair prioes. myii TJ
QUXSM1T1IING.
G. W.WOLFE,
PIUCTICAL GUNSMITH.
Hhop on Third ilroet, over Klley'a blacksmith
hop, C'LKA KK1KI.I), I'A.
All kinds of Hide and Phot Guns on bund.
Repairing done in a first-class manner and at fulr
prices. 8:28'7S
1873.
MARKET STREET,
I? I K 1a 1 , ! 12
$UUincrif.
. 1073. - I f 1873. .
FANCY GOODS. ,
WHITE GOODS,
AT - ' ' '
WM. REED'S.
NEW HATH aud HONM.Tg,
FI.OW I'.HB and BlIHtONM,
NECKTI108 aud I'ltHLS,
COLLARS and t il IU,
COItHI.TS and HIMIPSKJRTS,
IIL'STI.I'.H and other 1'IXIN'S,
UNDI ItM EAR of all kind.,
IIOKir.lt Y and r.I.OVTA,
1IAM)KI K( IIIKKS,
WIIITH.TBIMMINO.
EMBROinF.RV, i
TOWELS,
NAPKINS.
STANDARD TRIMMINGS.
A FILL USE OF PAR1S0LS
AND FANS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
PIQLA,
STRIPED MUSLINS,
PLAID MUSLINS,
SATIN STRIPES.
MARAPOSA STRIPES,
AC, AC, AC.
All will be sold at the lowest price, at
WM. REEFS,
Market Street, Clrarlicld, Pa,
May 14, 1873.
11
K AD TUIS!
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT!
Th attention of tbo ollitrns of CKirfteM and
vicinity is directed to the fart that (joodfrllow A
Sun are th agents of M. Nieee A Co., and hare
lust reociri'd a half doxen car loads of Floor and
Feed, which they ofW ot the lowest poib!e fig
urets A large stock of
FLOUR. COHN MEAL, CHOr,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Cora in tar, Ac, Ac. .
Particular attention U called to M. IN'ieno A
Co.'s brand of Family Flour, which ii tha best in
th market.
Flour and Feed enn and will be oM ebenper
thin it can bo obtained el sew hero in Clearfield
county.
rHtore on Market street, neat door to Hon.
Alexander Irvia'i nutd'tice.
UOUOFELLOW k FOX,
Jan 1 Off Agents for IJ. Ninee A Co.
O 1C SALE!
A large and wcl1-fiuihrd Brirk Dwellioir. situ
nte on the river bank, in the borough of Clear
field, containing eleven rooms, with good ellar,
watur in the kilcheo, and all the modern conve
niences, PantriM, Bath room, (.'lohei-preePn. Ac.
Lnt sixty feet front and two hundred and thirty
feet hock, with a twenty foot alley on the east
tide. aid building, with all the appurtenants,
will be old cheap, with payments to suit purcha
ser. Application enn be made to the under,
signed, or to A. C. Tate, Kiq., who will give all
neceaiary Information to thoio who desiro to in
spect the property.
TIIOS. J. McCCLLOl'GU.
May 2tt, 1873, tf.
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATK POWELL B,) ;
For all diseases Incident to Horses, Cattle, and
Hainan Flesh, rec,-lrlny th. ns. of an
.iternal application.
Thii Kiabrocaiion was eitensirely nsed hj
ibe Onvernment during the war.
For sal. by llartswlek A Irwlr, Clearlleld
Joseph K. Irwin, Curwensrille. Daniel Uood
ander. Luthershurg. 'f
Attention, Lumbermen!
tE are new mnmilnrtnrlnc onr IMPROVED
KTKiiL - SOt'KKT iiHlVINO CANT
HOOKS, superior to any other in n.e. We hare
l.o in stock a tarjro quantity of Cantboolts .uita
M. for rafting eirlnm. lihkh we are wiling
cbrnp for ee.h. AMOS A n. KKSNAHD.
Clearlleld, I'a., March IS. lHTi.
X 3f ' A,
' ANXOUNCKMKXT - -
OF THE GREAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
V t3. POHTI-H MI AW, D. D S
. - IMP0RTA5T TRUTITfli
Iturlnir suffCL-e'ti'd In (it!iii a liiltler tarHT oa
material, ben tho let and modermi chare for
partial and full lets of Teeth. 1 lie I tie best
matiuiarture of teeth and otbor material. AH
o iteration! reentered and warranted to gira ear
vtce and satisfaoti'tn.
Friends, reflect that my charges furUaloaor
tion of artificial and tha raving of tha naturol
truth aro now the most roaponahle in PcnntyWanla
Prenerre your teeth and yoa prererve your health.
- Puttinj of the natural teetn in a health;-, prfr
icrvativeand useful ctnlitiun la made a sMoiahy
liaeaset and maUiruintit.s oouiniun to the mouth,
law and arsoetale pnrte, are treated and eorreeted
with fair lucoott. Kxauiuatloni and conlU
tions rnra.
It wouM be well for patients from a dlitanec to
lot mn know by mail a few dnyi before coming
to the cOioe. . ... . ,t
Jt la very important that children between tha
aci of six and twolva yean should hare their
teeth examined.
Antcstlrvtioi are adroioistered and Teeth re
moved without paiu.
pifponitions and character are Judged by all
the world by the expression of the face, henco
how ery disastrous may it therefiTe bo for per
sons to indulge an expression of distorted features,
even apart from a hygienit riow. fcow, to enjoy
natural (not artificial) comforts and plcuurec.
respect and obey naturr.1 simplicities and InstineU
H. roKTKR HHAW, I. 1). B.
Office In Now llnsouic Uuilding, firoond strret,
CUarfitld, Ta. myU'73
: DENTALCAED.
tf7Zs Da- A. M. 11 ILLS
t25TTEon,, ".v to hl1 Pt!ents and the pub
lic generally, thitt having dissolved partneribiti
niih Dr. hbaw, he is now doing tl e entire work
of his office himself, so that patienU need not fear
being pot under the hands ot any other operator.
llcarnciu, iiarcn zv, ledt-puumcuta
J, Id. STEWAKT, D. D. S.,
0 flic b over Inrio'i Drag 6tor,
CURWEXSVILLE, PA.
AU dentil oporfttioni, cither lo the meohantctU
or operative branch, f-roinjjtly stteDdcd to knd
sat in (notion guarftnteed. Fperlnl attvntion pitid
to tbe trcntiaeat of diiMes of tha natural tevth,
umi anil niuuth. lrrcgulurity of the teeth sue
oclii I ly corrotlcd. Io. tb extraotiu witiiout pain
by the ii i of Ether, tod artiilciuJ teeth inserted
of the hcit material and warranted to render iat
iffHftit.n. (ipH12'7I:ly
pEACE IN EUllOPEI
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN FRENCHVILLE!
Tha bloody eonteat bntveen France and Prusiift
la at an end fur U.e vTwwi, ao far aa the tlaugh-
terliifr, of men and the destruction of property la
coneerned. The Royal Jujrfrlere no doubt pride
thcniielvca and rejoice over the remit, bat how
initguitiRnt in their work when compared with
the humane and christian efTurti of
L. M. COUDRIET,
who haa nndertahen to auppW all the cHSitmt In
the lower cod of the county with food and raiment
at exrcvlinjr. hw rule frutu hi Buimm"th ptore in
MUltiOZSliUKtt, where he can always be found
ready to wait upon eallera and aopplj tbam wilh
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Such as Cloths, 6attnctti, Ca'simereB, Mualina,
ieluinei, Linen. Drilltugi, Caliooex,
Trimtninga, Hibbonj, hmt,
Ilcady-nad Clothinjr, rioots and Hhoea, Wnir an it
V all uf the beet mnterUI and aiade to order
lieae, (Socka, UloTet. Mittens, Laeea, Kihbona, Ao.
0K0CKRIE3 09 ALL KINDS.
CulTtM', Tea, t?upar, Utoe, M-'Imim, FinK, fiaH,
Pork. Lineecd Oil, Fih Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hurdwarc, Qirnitware, Tinware, Casting, PIowi
and Plow CftntitiRr', XaUr, Ppikei, Corn ColtlTa-toi-f,
Cider Preenca, and all kindi of Asm.
Perfumery, Painti, Varnish, Olaai, afid ft general
Mortment of bUtionery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on band, and will be
aold at the lowest possible figurei.
LIQUORM, eneb as Brandy, Wine, Oio, Whisky,
Juyne'a Medicines, Ilostetter'i and
lloufland's Hi Iters.
5000 pounds of Wool wnntrd fof which the
highest price will be paid. Clovernepd en band
and for sole at the lowest market price.
AIo, Agent for BtrattonTilte and CarwensWItft
Threshing Machines.
4i.C&U aod tee for yourselves. Von will find
evor,)' Uimg usually kept in a retail store.
L. M. COUURIET
FrenchvlMo P. 0!, March 1, 1871,
IARM TOR SALE Tho nndor
signed ofuri for sale hii Farm, situate In
liirard township. It eootaius about lot) acre, 69
of which are improved. The improvements are a
twofrnry PwolliriK House, a Inrgn frame Ham,
It'O Fruit Trees, a s-oort iSprinf tf water. totrethr
with all the nHefary outbuildings. Will sell
the ntmle, ot will rut it Into two or more lots (o
suit purrhasors. Further iDf-.rmntlon can be ob
ttiined by rnllinf on tho premises, or addressing
the subscriber at Lecotito's MUls Postotlme.
jt.2J.4t JOHN 11. ROVER.
..av.. himii iin TU- . .. .1
T TJMCKR CITY UXIOX MALE
1 J AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
The first term of this school will eommenee on
tbe First Monday of May, WX, ender tho snper
intemienny ot the Rr. J. O. Urier, a graduate of
Ji tloinon Col lego, who is now pcrranncully located
in Lumber City, and has censnnted to tench the
school. Uo lit a pcntlemMi of merit, and haa had
several years etpiTienoe fa teaching.
Tuition pirvulilo one-hill in advance; the bal
ance at the mi'jJje of tlif'tcrm.
Common English branches t$ 06
Hijthrr . " - S "
Classics i 10 04
Length of ttrm oigdteen weeks. No deduction
for absence, nnlrrs In casn of protracted lilnasa.
books used are Mitchell's (loopraphy, llrooks'i
ntillectual and Written Arithmetics, llurtt's Kn
ft'.ish (Irani mar, Davies Elrmentary Algebra
(union's Latin and tlroek Readers, Geometry
Davits' Legend cr Science of Things, Familiar
Brewer.
The Lumber tity Academy Is locakd in Lum
ber Cily, Clcarflfld county, Pa., rz miles swt of
C'uniiiitvillf.the terminus of tho Tyrone A Cdear
firld lieilroad, and is remote from tho diiHd.iuti
bndileinnralisiiig influeitccswliichabound in many
largrr places. A prudpnl patronago Is solicitrd.
Rotird cap be bad at $4.1Q per wck. For farther
pnrticiilitrs address the Pprtncipal, or ont of the
Director.
liinwtoi.a.
Wm. M. Henry
1. W. Hoyt,
D. L. Fttrgiison.
Alex. F'-iifflson,
O. H. Lvtle,
Martin Watts,
R. C. llttinilton,
Wm. L. Moore,
li. W . Hprnepf,
Dr. D. O. Crouci.
Lumber Cily. April 20, lr;.t.
IdISS II. S. SWAB'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
- CLEARFIELD, TA.
TI1K FIRMER TERM of rlcvon weeks, wt!.
commence Monday, September 1st, 1873.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Orlhopraphy.WrHin?. Object Ls
sons, Primary Arithmetio and Primary
(.roKraphy 7 04
History, Local and deseiiptive Uoogrnphy
with Mnp Dranfng. Ornmmar, Mental
and Written Arithuietie..... ,,M ,. 9 Of)
AUrchrn aed tbo tSciennes i ,. IS 00
Instruclioa In Instrumental musio 10 n0
Oil painting, 24 lessons 12 00
Wax work 8 00
For full particulars aend for Circular.
ClMNicId, April V. 173. .7:r0-y
10 U SALKI Tho property sitimtd
on Cherry street, in the Itorongb ol Clearfield,
adjoining Lots of John Lytic nnl the Academy,
late tho Kslate of Annia tl. Hope, dread, il
offsred f'jr sale, it eontain a front on Cherry
strict of 70 feet aud is rWi ft-et dctp, and UA 11
Small dwrlling House upon It. If let sold at
private sale before that time, It will be ofT'tred al
public ssln at the Court House, in tbe Horouph
of (ifftrltidd, en f atunlay, the 2d day of August,
1471, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
TrcntH. One third cash en the day of aaJ, and
the balaae In two anneal payments, with interest.
U. Ht RAURKTT,
July 3, 1A73:3U Exeoutor.
s
TONE'S SAW GUMMKR3 AND
SAW UPSKTS. '
We have foe Its! the agency for the aUtre aod
will sell thom at manufacturer's prioaa Ceil and
tiamine them. Xhey are te b"t.