of, or fn any way control sny other mllroad or
eivnal oorpontluB owning or having umler id oon
Irol a pftrnllol or competing line, nor ihill nr
vtOoor of luch railroad or canal corpora, un tot
uu officer of ny other other railroad or canal
corporation owning or having the control of apar
' alWI or oompting lino, and the question who (her
railroad or eatiali aro iiarallul or competing linoi
nhall. wben demanded by the party oomplaiutant,
be dec Mod br a Jury ai In other oivil Unaci.
If- . Use. A. No incorporated oompany doing the
, - liuwrof a ooioroua oarrlor shall, dirootly or In-1
l T t iiroouy, procMiuw or engage in mining or tnnnu-
' i acturingarticloi Ar trauiporUtton ovor ill wurki,
l j nor iholl luch company, directly or ludircotly,
.; oniTflgo In any othr buiiuwwthanthfttof oomiuon
jit $ r airiora, or bold or aotjuirclundi, frcliold or kac-
j: t f -wM, djruotly or indinvitly, axoept mull ai ihall
uvuvBr iur curry i ug on m uuincni but
nay mining or manuiaoturing company may curry
length.
the produotf of Hi fuinci an J manufaotortoa on
it railroad or canal not excoodinv flftv milej In
Sec. 0, No president, director, officer, agent, or
Biuioyeeoi any rauroau or oaoai oompany nail
w inierfliiru.uireciiy or inuiroci.y.tn the turn inn
ing of material or fuii)ioi to luch eomnanv. or In
the b urinous of trampurtationasa common carrlor
vi rrcigni or passengon over I ho worki owned,
jvmou, ouuiruut'.i or antra oy mod oompany.
Brc. fr. No discrimination in chirpr or faeilt
tfei for transportation eball be made botwern
, tranrportatioo ooinpfuiiof and Individual, or in
luvur 01 eiuier, by abatement, drawback, or oth
rwiic, and no railroad or oannl eomnaiir. or an
leuee, manager, or omptoyoo thereof, eh all make
nny prvitrebooi in lurniintng cart or motive
power.
Bko. 8. No rallrond, railway or other trans
portation oompany eh U grantfreopar.fi or paw.
. at a discount, to any persons exovpt offioori or
employe of the company.
tiisc. 9. No itreet pansengor railway shall be
constructed within the limiti of any city, borough
or toHiifbip wilhoat the convent of hi local au
thor Hlo.
Bko. 10. No railroad, canal or other transporta
tion company, in existence at the time of the
adoption of thil article, shall have tho benefit of
nny future legislation br general or special laws. :
fioopt on oondition of complete acceptance of all
iuc pruvmuiiB ui iuih article.
8ec. 11. The existing powers and duties of tho
Auditor Ueneral in regard to railroads, canali,
and other transportation companies, except as to
ineir accounts, aro Hero by traoslerred to the Beo
rotary of Internal Affairs, who shall have a ran.
cral supervision over them, subject to such rrgu-
wo aiieraoona as suaii bo provided by
law and in addition to tho annual roporti now
rorjuired to be made, said Secretary may require
special reports at any time upon any subject ro-
jiiiing w me ouiinoH oi sata companies rroin any
officer or officers thereof.
Sac. 12. The General Assembly shall enforce
by appropriate legislation tht proriiions of this
ARTICLE XVIII.
ruTi tu Annoum.
Section 1. Any amendment or amendments (o
this constitution may b proposed in 111. Son ale
T House of Representatives, and if tho same shall
1.0 agreed to by a majority of tho members eleoted
to .nch house, inch proposed amendment or
uojcnilinents shall bo entered on their journals,
with the yeas and nay taken thereon, and the
recrctary oi too t'oinmonwosrilb iball oause tho
to I? published tlireo months before th.
next general election in at least two nowspapers
ia evory oounty in which luch newspapers shell
Republished,' mi H, in tba General Assembly
auvrwurui ouoson, sueu proposed amend
meat or amendments ihall bo aimed to be ma.
irity of the members eleoted to each house, the
':iiHr7 ui iue uotnmouwoallu sball oiuso the
t im. again to be publUhcd In the nauner afore--eriid,
aud such proposed amendment or aoiond
inentf shall be subniiltcd to the qunliSed electors
T the 8tate in such manner, and at luch time, at
least three months ofter being so ajrrood to by the
. .v uvuncp, m mo ueneral ASSOluljy snail pre.
ajribo and If suoh amendment or amendments
uhall be approved by a majority of those roflne;
L.iurvuu, suen ameiiumcni or amendments shall
becomo a part of the constitution ; but no amend
ment or amendments shall bo submitted oftener
onee in nve years ; when two or more amend
ments skull be submitted they shall be Toted upon
. aiparatcly.
SCHEDULE.
That no Inconvenience may ariso from the charges
in the constitution of the Commonwealth, and
and in order to carry the sumo into oouiijlete
oporation, it is horoby declared Out!
bKCTios I. This eontitutlon shall tuke effi:ot
on the first day of January, in theyear one thou
emd oight hundred and seventy four, for all pur
poses nut otherwise provided for tliorein.
fcc. 2. All lows in force in this t'oniiuonwciiltli
Mi the time of tiie adoption of this constitution
rut inconsislcnt therewith, and all rights, actions,
uarouiiuDK, anu contracts, snail ooahnue aa it
i tie constitution had no been adopted.
. tiac. 8. At the general election in Ihc years one
' jousaud eiicht hun Irod and icv. ly-fiir and one
lousanu uglil nundrc.. and seventy Ave, 6ona
.. .rs shall be elected in all districts where there
u '.all be vaoanrf is. Thore clcctid In tba year
ia thousand eiglit hundred and srvontj .four
i hall serve for two years, and thojo elected in the
car one tnousnnd eight humlicd and seventy
. vo enaii serve .or one j oar. trustors now !oct
i I, and those whoso terms aro uncn.irr.l. khnl
. r 'present the districts in which thoy resido until
me icrms tor Wlnc n tacy were elected.
Sac. 4. At the g'noral eleoiion in tho your one
thousand eijjht hundred aud seventy-six, .Senators
'tall be elee'ed from the oven nuuliereJ ilidrlnia
.i aerva for two years, and from odd numbered
i.l'tricts to serve for four years.
8c. a. Th. first election of Governor mtdor
i is oonsmutlon . Hull be at the general eleetiun
i i u.e year on. tboutand eight h:inilrod and sot.
i :ityHvc, when a Governor shall b. eleeleH IV,
t iree years; and the term of the Uovernor elected
l.i the year one thousand eight hundred and lev.
ity eight and of those thereafter elected shall bo
1 1 four years, according to the provisions of this
fiac. ft. At the general olcoiiun In the year one
.jui'iiihi eigni nun iron anil s. vcnly-f. ur a Licu-
nant Governor shall bo elected according to tho
I m lois consiliuilon.
Sac. 7. The Secretary of Internal AITuIrs shall
l i e.eeted at the nrst general eleoiion afler Hie
' Jnpuon oi mil eonititulion; and when the laid
leer shall be duly elected and qualified, the of
. '. of Bunroyor Ueneral shall be abolished, and
:ie Purveyor General in office at the time of the
. .option oi this constitution shall continue in of
; :e until the expiration of tho term for which be
i m oiecteii.
8ko. 8. When the Superintendent of Puhlle Tn,
rtruction shall be duly qualified, tho office of Bu
I "rlntendcnt of Common Schools shall cease.
Sic. . Nothing contained In this constitution
i' all be conitrur.l to render any person now hold-
' g any oiaie ouice lor a nrst ollicial terra ineii
i, ble for re election at the end ot such torm.
Sao. 10. Tboludnes of the funmno (j.urt I,
.He. when this constitution shall takeetr.K-tnl,.!!
intinuo until theircommisfionssercrailyexpire.
""JK " auuniun 10 me numoer new coin
) sing the laid court ihall be elected at the first
.-: nerai election allor the aJoptii.n of this const!
t lion.
Bsc. II. All courtl of reoord and all existing
i urta which are not ipocilkd In this constitution
all continue In existence until the first dor of
. ccmbcr, In tho year one thousand eight hun-
od and seventy-five, without abridgment of
eir present jurisdiction, but no longer. Tho
' uirt of First Criminal Jurifdictioa for the conn
i -sol Schuylkill, Lebanon end Dauphin is hereby
i udislied; and all oausci and proceedings pend
I -f therein In tho oounry of Schuylkill sball be
I .od and disposed of In the Coortl of Oror and
'. crinicer aud (juaiter fiossiona of tho Peace of
t ..' J counly.
fec. 12. The roglslen' conrts now in evnlonoo
e' all bo abolished on the first day of January
i ..it suroooding the adoption of this constitution.
Sec. 1.1. The General Assembly shall, at the
) .it session after the adoption of this eonstitu
I jo, designate tho several judicial districts aa ro
' ired by this oonstitution. Tile judges in ooin
i sHon when such designation shall be made shall
' ntinue during their unoxplrcd terms judges of
e new uioiricuj in Wiltrn they reside. Hut when
he Judges Alliion, Pierce and Pauoni of the
Court number two, Judges 11 in o, alilehell and one
other judge to be elected of Ilia Court number
three, Judgei Ludlow, JViiileller and Lynd, and of
tne court number four, J udgoa T hayor, llri-rgs
anu une ouier juogo io oe oireteti.
The Judge first named shall be the eresldent
Judge of said courts respectively, and thereafter
mo proaiucut Judge sball be tho judge oldest tn
commission ; but any president judge re-elcotod
in the same oourt or district shall continue to be
president Judire thereof.
Hie additional Judgei for Courts number two
and four shall be voted for and elected at the first
general election alter the adoption of this consti
tution in the same mannor as the two additional
jujgea or tne Muprema I oi rt, and they shall do
cido by lot to which oourt thev shall belonir. Thei:
term of offioe shall cointncooooa the first Mimdav
ot January, in the year ono thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-five.
Bao. IB. Iu the oounty of Allegheny, for the
purpoio of first omaniintlon undur this ennstt.
tution, the Judges of the Court or Common l'leas
at the time of the adoption of this Constitution
shall bo the Judges of the Court number one, and
the judges of the District Court at the same date
snail be the Judges of tht Common 1 ieas number
two.
The president Judges of the Common Pleas and
District Courts shall bo president Judgei of laid
Courtl nomber ono and two respectively until
tholr offloei ihall end. and themrir tl, 1.,.ltfn
oldest In commission shall be president Judge;
but any president Jlldiro re-elected In the same
court or UlSiriOl lliall OOntiUua tn ha nreal.lnnl
rjac II'. '1 heorrnnliatlon of Ihe flnnrl. f rv.,n.
men Plena, under this constitution, for th. un.
ties of Philadelphia and Allegheny, shall take of-
loot on tne nnt monilar ot Jaimarv. nnn lhinn.l
eight hundred and seventy-five, and existing
courU in said eouutlcs shall continue with their
present powon and Jurisdiction until that date ;
but no new suits shall be instituted In the (',,,,.
of Nisi Piiui after the adoption of this constitution.
bc. 21. The oau.esandnroAocil!nirnAndlr, tn
the Court Of Kill PrluS. Court Of Common l'lona
and District Court in Phlladeluli ia. sha.ll ha Irlnn
and disposed of in the Court of Common Plcai.
The records and dockets of said oourta shall h
transferred to tho Prothouotery'e offioe of said
oounty.
Sat'. 23. Tho cnoscl and proceedings pending
In the Court of Common Pleas in tho county o?
oxrgucn suaii e tried anil disposed of in the
vuun uumuerono; anu modules and proceedings
pending In the District Court shall he tried and
mspose oi in tne court number two.
one. 1.1. The Protbonotaryof the Court of Cora
mOn Plcai Of l'biladllnhim hall ha llr. I annnlnl
ed by the judcea of said oourl nn t)i (.rut Mntnl.nj
vwiuiuiTl in me year one inousuna eigut n
proof of ht. riirM to tho ekotlon offiiri. BOnord-
ing to the goncral election law. of this Common-
wealtli. ltoiurn Inspectors and their clerks and I
Hourly OOUUl Of III" Voles shall ha dill.anloil Willi.
but overseers of election may bo selected for any
precinct by laid KlectionCoinralssiuners.wbnse du
ties and powers ihall be the same as those of over
seers or eleol ion in said oity tinder existlug eleel Ion
laws applicable thereto, lleturns of the election
shall be made tn laid city aa In the ease of an elec
tion for Governor, but a triplicate general return
for said eity shall be made out and rorwarded to
the president of thla Convention at llartishurg,
as ia hereinafter provided in easa of county re
turns. 4. Iueach of the oountiee of the Commonwealth,
(except Philadelphia,) the returns of the election
shell be made as iu the oase of au eleetiun for
uovornor, but the return judges in each euuut
shall make out a triplicate county return and
transmit the lamo, within rive duvs aftor ilia
election, oireetea to me President o! this Conven
tion, at ilomiburg.
Done In Convention thla Third dav of Noeem.
nor, in tne year oi our Lord, one thousand eight
uunurvu euu sereniy-inree.
JUiifl ii. vt ALhtU, Preildent
v. 14. taiunir,, iirra.
A true copy of ordinance of submission.
tl. t). qUAf,
Beoretary of the Commnnwenlth.
I I ... .
MARKET' STREET,
L E A H r I E L 1), 1E NA.
-::o::-
SHAW HOUSE,
(Oir. of Market I Front streets,)
CLKAHFIIiLD, PA.
idersigned having taken chara-e'of this
We desirs to call the attention of tho citizens of Clearfield county to tho fact that we
have opened a
MUSIC 'STORE IN' CLEARFIELD,
Whcro wo intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
That
Uoel, would r.,peo.fullyK.onel,p & COMPANY'S PIANOS,
STEIN WAY & SONS'
dred and sovcnty-fivo : and the nrosent Pmihimn.
tary of the District Court lu said county shall be
me Prothonotary of the said Court of Common
Picas until said date, when his eommiaalot, .hall
expire, aud the prcon Clerk of the Court of
oyer anu lornnncr and Quarter Sessions of the
Poace in Philadelphia sball be the clerk r .. h
court until the expiration of his present eommii
lion on the first Monday of Dtoetnberln the year
one thousand eight hundred and levonty fivo. .
Sac. S4. In cities containing over fifty thousand
Inhabitants (exoont Pkiladi liihiat all .l.l,m.... ;
othoo at the time of tho ailonti.m .,f il. ;.,.., in.
shall continue in office until the cxpiralioa ol their
ouiuiuiisiuos, aud at tneeleeuoa forcily and ward
olhcors in tho VCar one thnnannrl ei,.Kl k...t I
and tcvcily-five cue alderman shall be elected in
eacu waru, aa provided In this constitution
oao. jj. in Philadelphia, magistrates In lien of
i.ieruiiu sunn oe eiiosen as required in thlsoon-
aiiiuuou at me election to iniit oity for city and
ward offlcers in the year one thousand eiirht hun
dred and aovonty llve; their torm of office shall
cimmenco on tn. first Monday of April succeeding
their election.
The terms of office of aldermen In said oittr.
holding or entitle 1 to commissions at the tlmo of
tne adoption of this constitution, ihall not be af
fected thereby.
Sue. Jit. Ail perrons in office In this Common
wealth at the tlmo of the adoption of this consti
tution, and at the first election under it, shall hold
their respective offices until the t,r,n f.. Mi.i..k
they have been eleoted or appointed shall expire,
and until their successors slia'l bo duly qualified,
unless otherwise provided in this constitution.
fcec. 27. The seventh article of this constitu
tion, prt.-cribiag an onlh of oilioc, Is .all tnkoeireot
on Old nil or tho first ilny of January, one thou-
enuu cigui uiinurcu anu scvonty-Uvo,
tec. 2S. The terms of uoli-n nrnonni
sioncrs and oounty auditors chosen prior to the
year ono thousand cijlit hundred and soventy-fiva.
which shall not hitve expired hi for. ll.o fir.i' M,,n.
day of January, in Hie year oi.e thousand eight
hundred aud si ventv slx. shall c vni on ili .i ,1.,..
Per. 211. All Stile, eonnlv. eilv. ..l I .1.
and township ofjeers in ofEio at the limo of the
adoption of this coi.stitiiiion.whiiso compensation
is not provided fur by salaries alunc, lliall continue
rweme me cotnncns.it,on n loa-eil theiu n
uuiii mo vap. ration ui tueir rosiicctivo ttriui
offfco.
eac jf. All htat. and judicial olooeri herel
roro elcetoil, sworn, affirmed, or in office when this
ooiiiiiiunnn snail takeefiect, shall severally, wit
in one month after such adoption, take and snl
soriho an oath (or alhrmalion) to support tlii
Sue. ill. The Oenernl Aasaml.lv. al lla R-.i .
slon, or as soon as may be alter the adoption
iuis constitution, shall pais suoh laws as may be
J Vail! UID SUUia IIITO lull InMn
elTeot.
Sac. .12 Tbeordinnnoe passed bv thla anna.n
huh, euntiou "au oru.nnnea fur iuhm u n ii.
" our.,iiiunon oi r-oonaylvania to a vote
oi uie eicoiu.s lliereor, ' shall he he d to be v. I
ur an in. p'irpuscs tljercof.
LEONAKD HOUSE,
Opposite Kailmad Depot,
ClKAKr'll;l.ll. PA
rieasantly located and a Qrst-clasa hotel in all
respects, ureaklaat lor passengers leaving on
uiuiuiua 'rr-iu. n JB. c. XlItAULCl,
June 11, IB7J. Proprietor,
VrASUIXGTOX I10USK,
IT NEW WAS1IINUT0V, PA.
Thil now and well furnished house has boon
taken by tne undersigned.
being able to render i
favor him with a oall,
May 8, 187J. 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
PIANOS,
HAINES BROTHERS' PIANOS,
Wo are prennred at all times to furnish nnv of the chcancr makes of Pir-noa to ordnr
r ii ' . . . - '
luvoraoio icrms as 10 prices auu terms oi payment.
Our 6tock of ORGANS will consist of the now and popular
igned. iu feeis confident or R YNDER ORGAN, ( ith Ryndcr's Knee Tremolo and downward Octave Counter.,
r..f.ctionto.ho..wh.m.y SJSJllriI AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OUGANS.
MASON & IIAiMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
lfcV I1AVL.1N WLLUlJLiUIN CU.'S JLJJILtt;, lEAU'LE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides these we furnish to order Organs from any factory desired.
We sell on everv nlnn known to the trade, citlmr CIIFAP Fni! PAStl fiJ NnTP3 nr nn tK
I 1 sv. vo -) W- AIWA -- w VII til IV
POPULAR AND EAST l.LASL. l'LAIN.
On our easy terms every one can have a cood instrument, and no other investment of like
amount will tend so much to MAKE JIOMIS HAPPY.
DCTWe shall be glud to haveju call and see ua, whether you desiro to purchase or not.
oct23-'72-ly It YIDDISH'S MILS I C NTORE.
Opposite the Court Ilouie,
LOCK HAYES, PENN'A.
JoU7l IlAl'SEAL t KKOM, Prop's.
2l)CKI,ltll()l K IIOUME.
EELLEFOXTE, TA.,
1). JOUKSION SONS,
oct25'7t Proprietors.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
ClIltWKNSVIhLK,
Llearflelu countr, 1 enn a.
This old and well estaldilhrd Hotel, baautifntlv
situated on the banks of the Susquehanna, In the
uuruugn oi mrwcnsvtuo, nas been leased for a
term ol years by th. undersigned. It has been
entirely refitted, and is now opon to the pubiio
genornlly and tho traveling oommunity In par
ticular. No pains will be spared to render guests
comfortable while tarrying at this house. Ample
i-iauiuig ruuni tor tue aocoinmoualioa of teams.
tnnrgvs moderate.
Sept. a, in7o-tr. ei.i bloom.
"Usrrllaurous.
rj0 TIIE
F II ONTI
THE X0ZTSIS3
GRliAT CCITF.MENT
AT TUB
TIN AND STOVE STORE I CLEARFIELD BAKERY
G. S. FLEGAL,
riiilipsburir, Ccatro County, Ta,
Sec. 8.1. Too words "Counl. rmi..i.,...
-b ,r. I. .I.- ' ..:.
v. Hn, u ,u .,. cuuriuuiion, anil in any or
dinance accoinpiinying the same, shall be held to
uieiuua tue t-ouiuils. oners rur tho eily of Phil.
Adonted at PhiladiT.,hiM. nn II. I1.1-.I J...
V..vn...i.... i- .i . . . . M ' vl
... ,u ,iM, rui our I. fir, na ttin.....t
vigut uunurcu anu seventy-throe.
Omn or Sicm:TAr or tii ComiottwiAi.Ts),
wsHsiiiiKo, nor. ia, M,3.
i oeriuy mat ma loregmng is correct eopyol
e new Constitution, tirunoat-il tn D,
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, rr their ap
proyal or n jeotiou, as the same appeurs of roooril
in this ouice.
M. ei. UI1AV.
Secretary of Commonwealth.
AN ORDINANCE
"""I'i'ss Tiia aar.tiitD consriri ion oi
I'tsvlVLVAKI TO A TIT or TUB QtrAl.lril'D
klei tors TiiBHKor, as rasitn aaooau diadiku.
Cs ft orduineof (iy Its ConililHlioKal Colwtlitlim of
v , .naiyiennm, as Juliom I
1. That the amended Constituting pre lan d by
.-...,vu ... auuiiiiiivn to tne qua'itie
... w. vviiiiuunwoaitn, lor their adoii
Jtction, at an eleoiion, to be hold on the t
low
t ere sunn oe tiro judges residing in the s.tme
strict, llie pros. deo t judge shall elect lo which
' itrlut h. shnll b. assigned ; and tiie ndilitional
1.. f judgo sball be assigned to tho other distriot.
See. 14. The Ueneral Asiombly shall, at the
I at snceecding scsrlon after each deoenniai eon
l s, at.d not ollener, designate tlie several Judiclul
ctrict as reiiuirod by this constitution.
fiat, lo. Judges learned in the law of anyeourt
record holding commissions in forco at tho
ipliun ol tbil oonstttution shall hold their ru
' ictive ofli?os until ohc expiration of the terms
.' which th"y were commissioned, and until their
. icessors sball be duly rinalillcd. The (Jovernor
r ill oummirston the president judfoof the Court
rirst Criminal Juriidiction rr the Cvjnties of
1 huylkiil, Lebanon and Dauphin as a Judge of
. i,uun ui vonimon l'leas oi rvnuylUill oounty
. the uncipircd term of bis office.
ZiC. Id. After the expiration of Ihc term of nny
; .idt nl judge of any Court of Common Ploos lu
'amission at tho adopilon of this constitution
I is jugo of such court learned in the law anl
. ...t iu oomuii.sioa shall be the president judge
ll.'.uof, and when two or more judges aro elected
I oie aatuc lime in any judicial district, they
i 11 decide by lot which shall be president judge;
I . whin tho president judgo of eourt shall bo
r "looted be shjll conliuuo to be president ju Ige
that euuru Associate Judges, not learned in
law, e'lftcsl after the adoption of this ennsti-
lion, shell be commissioned to hold their oUloua
tho term of tire years from the first day of
uttnry next after their election.
Luc. 17. The Aleneral Assembly at the first acs
n after tho adoption of this constitution shall
i and determine the eoinreni.ation of Ihc Judges
. the Fuprrino Conit and of the judges of the
" . oral ju lichtl tlistiicts of the (,'oinuionweulth,
. J the provisions of the flflm nth notion of tho
,v.il..i"gi',elHvi k..Vii not be ilcrnnKi incna
' wnt hcrenitb. Nothing contained in this onn
r .ution shall be heid to reduoe the oompensalinn
l H paid to any law Judge of this Commonwealth
t .r in commission.
hao. IS. The Courts of C-erumon P!",-e in the
' miles of l'hllnd"'p!: and Allegheny slmll ho
. oposed of the pm-iuent Juilos of the District
t' M,t and Com I "f Cwininon Pleas of said ooun-
i . ii, ill ll.elr oiccs sh.ill severally end, an I of
a oihos Jausjus a. may from time to time be
i . : cud.
lor the p.rp.s. of first organlutlon In I'hila
c. j'hutlie JaJg'i A lbs Couil Duruber ono shall
Convention
eioeiors oi tne uunmonwoalth, ror their adoptlin
or rejection, at an eleoiion. to be hol t on Hi. ii.uj
l'ucsday or Docembcr next : ex tent h,r.l.,,r.
ter ordered and directed, the soid election shall be
uoiu auu eoiKiuctsil bv t ie n-stn ur .l,iin m.
ocra In the several election districls througliout
the Commonwealth, under all the regulation! and
provision! of existing lows relating to general
'"""i 'oe snoritis oi mo svvi.-al counties
mail give at loa;l Iwontv davs nuticoor a..i.l
nun ity prociiiuiotlon.
Z. Ilia beorclary of the Commonwealth ah.ll
at least twenty days before the said election, fur-
isu to tue loinojtasinners of each eoonle a a,.r.
oicnt nuinlrer of prutierlv nrenared eirmilnr. ,.r
iiisiruciiuiis. lao 1-omuilssloilC'S of the several
counties shall cnuso to be printed at least three
tluiel ai many ballots of ailirieativ. votes as there
aro rotors iu each oounty an I tho same number
oi negative vo 3i; and the mid Commissioner!
shall, at loust live .lays before s.iid election, cause
io oe luiriy i stributetl lo (lie several elect ion dis
trict! in their re.poctlrccouiilics, the said ballots,
tu.ly lists, returns, circulars of iuslructlons ami
suoh other bo,ks and pupirsasuiay lie necessarv.
no oauoia snail t pinned or Written ill the ful
wing lotm: un the outside the words "Ni a
onslitutioit iu the inside for all ncrsnns irivinv
affinualivo votes the Words "Fur the New Consti
tution," ami ror all persons giving ni gntivo vote!
tnoworos --tgiunsi mo new Constitution.
II. If it shall appear that majority or ths
votes polled nre fur the new Cunstitulion, thou It
snail ue tno tonstllutlnn or tho Contii'MiK'-n Ith
of Pennsylvania, on and nllor the first d tyol Jan-
uury, in ie year ol our one lliou-au l eight
hundred and scveoty-four; but if it sli ill appear
that a majority of the rules polled wore, against
the new Cum dilution, then it shall bo roj'cted and
be null and Void.
4. l ive Commilr.looorior Election, vir. i Edwin
II. Killer, l. iward Drowning, 1 jhn P. Verreo,
Henry rj. lla;;rt and John U. J .mis, are hereby
appointed by t:tis Convunlioti, who shiill have di
rection of t'ie election upon this amended Consli
luiion In the eily of Philadelphia. The said Com
missioners shrill be d-ily sworn or slhrmed tu por
fono their dnliel with imp i.-ti.illty and fidelity.
They shnil also have power to All vacancies in
thrir own numher. It shall be the duly of raid
Commissioners, or a maj ril.v of Iheiu, and they
shall hue authority lo make a registrnlion of
voion for tho s eer.il il.otioii diti: ions ol s.iU
city, ind to furnl li the lisls ss made lo tho eloe.
lion oncers ef e.ifh prcinut or divwion; to dis
tribute tho tickets f,,r sold city provided for by
this ordinunn. ti he aiod at the election t to ap
point a Ju..ge and two Inrperton tut each lection
division, by whjin the election therein shall h.
held and cuniLiclcl, and tn give all necessary in
structions to the olontiou olllcon regarding their
duties in holding tho election an I in making ru
turus thereof, i.o person shall Tvoes au eleo
iion olllccr n 11 j would bo disiii.ilitied under Hoo
tlun 1J, Ai'tlulo , of the Uew Conitiiutlon. 1 he
general return of tlio election in I lie said city shnil
bo opened, cumputed an I ooitiilod bjfore tho said
Coiiiiiiiss.unois, and nith tholr approval whhh
approval shull bo endorsed upon t:io return. Thoy
shall make report, direct! l to the Prcsiileiit uf
this Ciinvciitlon, of llielrot':olal action under this
nrdiudncc ami cor.cernmg tue conduct of the eatl
clei'llun williin tlie s,tld city,
The Judges and Inspretu.a afuresald shall eon
duel the elee lie n in ail respeclsouiiforniahly lu Iho
nrrnl eleotluu lows uf litis CommoDWtallh. and
with like powers find duties to those of ordinary
electie,n lid, t rs. I.'.i.-h Inspector shall appoint
ono clerk tua-l.'isl tho board in the porforniauoo of
ill duties, and all tiieelcotion olliners stn.ll be djly
sworn or nflirmrd a.eordiiig to law, and shall pos
!eii all the niia'iflciiliona reeilred bylaw of sine.
tiou .Ulcers ia this (Vunnonwonllh. AI snid elec
tion any duly oualilied olectnr who shall he nn
rcglitvrcd, sh.il) bepetniitlidtorg'.eopenBjkl.',;
rpilE undersigned respectfully annmneei
JL the public that he taa en band a eai
fully ideated and woli assorted stock of
STOVES, HEATERS, ItANGES,
HOLLOW WARE!
TO, GOITER AND SIIEET-IIeON
WAKE!
WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE
Uls slock of Cooking Stores consists of
1UH CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which have never failed to bring react sm
prosperity into amines when it Is ased,
Diamond State, Farmer, ITorald. Charm. Sneers'
i-li r.!- ..i- c. . . . .... r
vniiiurniai vuua oiors, opears Anti-Dust,
Oas Burning Cooking Htores, Victor,
Beliance and I nion llan.i,
Bfeari' Cooking Ranges,
Ac, etc
tA-Tb. Tin sad Sheet Iron war. .1... .-.i.
the ritov.l ii made of the hear'eat ssH bl.s
material, ana warrants'! to gl r perfect litis.
laotion.
His Stock of Parlor & Boating Stoves
ti larger, b 'Iter and cheaper than ever before
inioiieu to tne puene consisting of
Spean' Rorolvlng Light inumlnaliog Store,
pjmi-ib ,iiii.,u,i 'laa-uurning rarior Htove,
gpeari' Orbicular Oas Burning Parlor
(Store, Spears' Uas-Dumlng Parlor
btore, buquot, Pearl, O.m.Ida,
Sua, Trnpio, Nevada,
la., Ac
Vulcan, Elm and Vlstor Heaters, Spears' he-
vuiving s,igu. iieaten.
lie is alio prepared to furnish a eomnl.ta
shui imsui vi
'in, Copper, Sb"'.t-Iron, Woodon and
Willow Waro, rio., '
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the sole rlow to lervice, from the boat ma.
tenai in tne market.
n,ows a plow Toms, corrER, brass,
PORCELAIN, TIN-LINED, SPUN A
COMMON IRON KETTLES,
Of every description constantly oa hand.
OHDEHS FUR SfOCTING, ItOOFING
ni othsr.wnrk belonging tn his business will
be promptly filled by urorionosj and ikillful
orkineu.
EltAbS, COrrER, OLD METAL, KAGS
AND CASH
Taken In ixcbang! for goods.
ffff-lle especln'.lr tnvltci the attention of
erchnnts wishing to purchase at wholecala, ai
ey will And It to their advanlare to examine
Dls stock before purobacing elsewhere.
ook out for the TMg Sign opposite the res I
deuce of dlrs. Dr. Fostor.
All Qooni WAnaAartn ai IHrlssiavio.
AND
ICE CEEAM SALOON I
Th unlvrkign(l bavlnif jut flltotl p now,
Urj( nnd ouiut'.jrtalte roumi on Mrkt it root,
Dear T bird, rfuprctfullj infurmi th puttiothnl
oe now urepArou 10 coommodnta tusm with
evorjth.nj( iu hit Hoc on nhurt notice ut t all
noun or lit Ua. lit kvcpi en baod
ERLSH BREAD.
Kt'SKS, ROLL.S, PIE.,
CAKE.S, all kindi.
ICE CJIEAM,
and n Knral niortmcnt of
CO.NFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NCTS, Ao.,
AM ofw!iirli will bo delivered to eaitomen at their
rci'dcoces, when requetted to do to.
ICR CHE AM, by the dlib, wired In a neatl fur
ulihed room.
Thankful for the jnnerumi patronage bestowed in
the jtait, he kopoi to mortt and reoclre a eon
tinuiuoo of the lame from bif old ?iuto
mtrt, and other.
JOHN STADLEK.
June 18,'73-tf.
QLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
COMPANY.
I "l"'il,,ii1i h, ,'iiesaaaWl
rtIlR nndersigned, successere to KKKD A
X 1'UWr.l.L, have purchased the CI.KAR
lllil.D j'LAMNU HULL, and rrUUed it for
doing an extensive business. All the machinery
will be added necessary to make it one of the
most complete estab Isbmrets ol the kind In the
flute. They are now prepared lo receive orders
I'.r any wor in mat line. They will give special
aucuLiuu to ait materials tor noose ouilding.
FLOORING, WEATHER - BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLIXDS,
Bit A CK E TS, ,V O VL It M', c,
OF ALL ETVLES, always on hand.
HAYES, COULTER & CO.,
Paeorunrf to W. A. Arnold,
H ADF ACTl'RKRI 09
Healers, Ranges, Low Crates
and MARDKLIZKD SLATE MANTELS.
Sole agent! for the celebrated
CIIILSON COOKING IUNGH.
-8cnJ fur Catalogue!.
No. 1.105 Chestnut Street,
Junction I'lIILADiariltA.
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
t I) II P A S V,
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS,
Ai'rAcTtn
LUilUEIt, LATH, AND I'lCKKTS
AID
Siuccd it- ritcnt Hibbed Shingles.
II. II. SIIILLINUFOIID, l'mldent,
Offioe Forest Place, No. 125 S. elli t, Phil'a.
' JOIIS LAWS1I11, Oeneral Sup't.
Osceolu Mills, ClcarQcld oounty, 1'a.
WORKKD BOARDS, and all articles aeeesra.
ry f.r building, will lie exchanged for UKV
LI'MHKR, so that persons at a distance may
bring their lumber, escbange it for, and return
home with th. manufactured article!.
The Company will always hare on hand a large
stock of dry lumber, lo as to be able to ml an
order on the shortest notice. Only the best and
most skillful hands will be emnloved. so that the
public may rely upon good work.
Lumber will lie worked or sold as low aa II can
be purchased anywhere, and warranted to elve
satisfaction. As the business will be dme upon
the cash principle we can allord to work for small
pronts. -
DRY LUMBEP. WANTED I
Ksprcially one end a half and two inch panel
..A r. i. :. t. i.i ..
xiuu, iur wuicu uuorai price will lie paid.
The business will be conducted under the nam
of the
"(leai field 1'laning Mill Co."
0. il. Murrell will porno mil j ia peri u tend the
UUPIHVH.
Clearfield County Bank.
ri HIS Clearleld County Bank ai an ineorrora
X ted Inltilutioa has gont out ofeilstenre by
the surrenderor its charter, on M n mi
All its itock ii owned by the subscribers, who'
will eontlnne tht Banking bullosas at the same
place, aa r'I'ate Bankers, under the arm nam.
of the "ClearHeld County Bank." W. are re.
sponsible for the debts of the Bank, and will pay
its note! OB demand at tbe counter. Ilepoeiti
received aud intereit paid when money la left for
a ilea lime, raper discounted at sil per cent.
aa heretofore. Our personal renponaibillty is
pledged for all Isetosite received and bnsinen
transteted. A conlinaanee of the liberal pal-
nioss. ot to. ousioess men oi toe eounir la ra,
ipectfully aollefted. Ac President, Cashier and
otDoers ef the late Clearfield County Bank, we
require tne notes or said liana to b. prcscntc
lor reaempnon .
JAS. T. LKONARD, PICnARD STTAW,
'. POKTKR, JAS. B. GRAHAM,
0. L. REKD, WM. A. WALLACE
The busin.si of the Eeok ai!) be conducted bj
John M' Adams., Ksq., aa Cashier. tl-l TS
liartlu'Jirf, f iuwarr, dt.
SACKETT & SUIEVYER,
HAIIDAYARE,
, and maanfaetureri of
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware,
Beoond Street,
CIGAR FIELD, FA.
Daring largely Inoreaaed oar stock of Tlard-
ware, we Inrlte the nublic to examine our l lock
and prices.
Carpenter! and perions who contemplate build
ing will do well to examine our
TOOLS & BUILDIJ.0 HAEDWAHE,
whtah ti new and of th! licit manufacture, and
win no iuia low lor oesn.
NAILS,
CLASS,
rUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCIIES,
HINGES,
SCREWS
All kinds of Bench Planes, Saws, Chisels, Squares,
stammers, Jiatcnets, j'lumni and lesreli,
Alortleed A Thumb O cages, Bevels,
Brecei A Ilitta, Wood and Iron
Bench Bcrewa, and the best
Boring Machine ia the
market.
Double and Single Eitt Aies,
POCKKT CUTLERY, Ae.
Agentfor Burnell'i Iron Com Shelter,
warraotea.
Also, agents for Richards'
GOTHIC FLUK TOPS,
which effoctnally cure Smoky Fluea.
Farmen' Implement! and Harden Tool! of every
aesoription.
A large rariety of
COOK STOVES,
which we warrant to (Ire satisfaction.
Portable Mlangtt and Furnaces.
Dr. J. Walker's Culii'oi'iiiu u...
Cgnr Hitters ere n purely Vsgctablo
incjinratluu, mado cliiell; from tie uh
tlvo UorU found od tlio lower rmicoa of
tbe Sierra KevaJn mountaina of Calilbr
Dla, tlie medicinal oroportleg of Trhlch
nro extracted tliorcfrom rrltliout tlis wa
of Alcobol. Tlio question Is almost
dally rmkod, "Wli.it la tlio cause of tlio
unparnllcled ancccss of Vixkgar Bit
VKHtV Our nnsvroi' is, tlint thoy rcmovti
tlio cause ofdiflo.no, mid tlio patient ro
covers Lla lioaltli. Thoy nre tlio great
Wood puridor aud a llfo-givlne principle,
rt period liciiovator and Fnvlgorator
of the syetoui. Norcr tcforo in the
history of the world liu a medicine lieca
compounded poeeossing tlio romarkahl
qualities of Vieoa Oittebj in healing tba
tick of every diseaao man ii heir to. They
aro a g-utlo Purgative u Trell as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver Aud Visceral Orgui in Buioua
pisoaeot The propertlos of Dn. Walksii'
TiXROAit liiTmas aro Aperient, Diapbnretioy '
Carminatiro, Nutritioru. Laratire. binretio,
Betlatire, Counter-irritant Budorilic, Alter,
tire, and Ajili Uilious.
h. ti. Ni unti,i) 4f ro..
rmirrists nrl (!on. Art.. Kan Frani'or.. CrtfimU.
" f'IJi Wanliiruri.ia and I'aarlloa Hta.. g. T.
BoU by all LruCgl.u and IMsUers.
October 16, 187S-ly.
piCA
CE IN EUKOPUI
GREAT EXCITEME5T
IN FRENCHVILLEI
feqt. Roofing, Si
reaivuaeble terwa.
ttentioa.
lontiDf and Job Work done on
All order will reoeir prorapt
rune 11, ioj.
Counly National Bank,
OK CLEARKIKLD, PA.
ROOM in nfasonio Itulldinir, one door north of
C. 1). Watson's Ilrur Ktore. .
l'asse;e Tlokets to and from Liverpool, Queens
town, Mlaspiw, London, Paris and ( enenharen
Also, Drafts fur sale on the Koyal llaukof Ireland
anu imperial tlsna or honnon.
JAWK8 T. LEONARD, Pree't.
W. M. SHAW, Ceshier. tlttiN
J. D. M'Olrk. Edward Perks,
BAN KI1, Q li COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McGirk & perks.
Successors to Foster, Perks, A Co,
Plilllpshurir, Centre County, Pa.
"IITHMIB all the business or a Banking nonet
If will oe transacted promptly and npon the
most favoraole terms.
Order! respectfully solicited.
0. 11. MKRRKLL.
H. II. TA I.HK.
HAVID mnlAnillKV.
M. 0. 1IH0WN A UKO.
Clearfield, Pa., January , 187J.
ijRICKI BRICK! BRICK!
A HEW liRUK 1ACD.
Albo TOWS L0T8 fjr nle la tht lorounh
of Uioeule,
AiFO-Krrn the I.AltOrST ASSOltTMKXT
fiiooiii In llitkuueld Oount at their Nnaitnolb
ore in Unreol. Uu 8 73
IS. I'LUMMKR A CO., hiving lUrld
e new eiiJ ritnnlre Ilrli-k mr,i In
Ctt itrDrlil, ercprr)ired to meke eonlrarti for flnl
" ui iirjce or tuttn unntitir.
Itr.lt'rn end eorrcrnoiidvnre uHollf l. Jotorma.
Lion cud bo uhleimd ly Palling at HjmJor'l Wu-
io Store, or by il'.rrvinjf
w.fl. rLt'M.vrn a co.,
i'J-tf Clenrfirld,
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 South Third fttrtet, 1'hlladelphU
And Dealers in Government Securities.
AjilcUon by mail will rreeire prompt atten
tinn, and all lo formation cheerfully furnitlicd.
unien uncted, April it-tf.
UisrrUancouiJ.
READING FOR ALLI I
BOOKS & STATIONER Y.
Market Nt t'ltarrield, (at the Poet flfflco.)
'1111 B nnderslfned heirs Irave to announce to
X. the eltissns of Clearneld and vicinity, that
he has lilted up a room and has just returned
from th. city with a larae amount of readina
matter, consisting In part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Account and Pan Books of everv da.
seriptlon ( Paper aad Envelope!, French pressed
and plain Pens and Pencils Blank, Legal
Papers, Deeds, Hortas;es Judgment, Eiemp
tlon and Promissory notes White and I'arch;
men! Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap, and Dill Cap,
Sheet, Music fur either Piano. Plata or Violin
constantly on hand. Any books or stationery
desired that I may not hare on hand, will be or
ordered by Ursl eipresi, and sold at wholesale
or retail to lull customers. I will alao keen
periodical literature, suoh as Megailnes, News.
rpen, Ao. P. A. OALLIM.
I'learOeld May T, 18,8-tf
MAIiliLt AM) STU.VE YARD !
The bloody contest between Franee and Praesta
5 " f" P"""'. fr as the slaugh
tering of men and the destruction of property il
eoneerned. The Royal Jugglers no diiuht prido
themselves and rejoice ovor the result, but how
insignificant is their work when compared with
u awuMii auu ounsiiaa euorta ot
L. M. COUDRIET,
who has undertaken to supply all the trltlseni la
the lower end of the oounty with food and raiment
at e iceeding low rates from bis mammoth store ia
IJl'LhONUl RO, where he can always be found
ready to wait npon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Sack h Clotbl, Patinetts, Cassimeres, H.iLna,
Delaines, Linen, Drillings, Calicoes,
Trimmings, Bihbons, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Bhoei, Date ana
Caps all of the best material and made to order
Hose, Bocks, Gloves, Mittens, Laeei, Ribbons, sH
OROCERIES OP ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Bugar, Rice, Molasses, Pish, Salt.
Pork, Linseed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Ilardware, Qneensware, Tinware, Castings, Plow!
and Plow Castings, Nails, Ppikes, Corn Cultiva
tor!, Cider Presses, aad all kinds of Aies.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnish, Glass, and a eoeral
assortment of Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on hand, and win Ve
som at tne lowest possible figures.
LIQUORS, inch as Brandy, Vine, Oln, Whisky,
v-uviuvv, iiuaieiters ana
Jloofland's Bitters.
6000 fionoda of Wool wanted r,i. t,i.v ,L-
highest price will be paid. Cloverseed on aud
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also, Agent for Rtrattonville aad PaMMMllu
Tbresbiog Machine!. ,
fcau Call and aee for Tonrrelrai. Tea win 1A
everything usually kept in a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIKT,
Frenchvllle P. 0., March 1, 1871.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COCRSH TDK CHEAPEST I
K Proclamation aeainst Hich Prices!
WE are now opening up a lot of th. best aa
most seasonable tioods and Wares ever
offered ia thil market, and at priori that remind
one of the rood old davi of ehean thine.. Thnaa
Head Block!, Water Wheels, Shafting Pullers, "no lr ri,n T011 'his point, or deem oar alls.
Gilford's Inleetor. Steam Ganrel. Steam Whistles. "V'O".
BIGLER, YOUNG & CO.,
(Successors to Boynton A Toting,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manufacturers of
rOSTAELE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth and Pine Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAVING engaged In the manufacture of flrat
claai MACHINERY, we respectfully inform
the publlo that we at aow prepared to 111 all
orders as eheaply and aa promptly as can be done
in any of tba cities. We manufacture aad deal in
Mulay and Circular Saw-Milla
Oilers, Tallow Cups, Oil Cups, Gauge Cocks, Air
Cocks, Olobe Valves, Check Valves, wrought iron
Pipes, B'.eara Fnmps, Boiler Feed Pump., Anti-
Friction Metres, Soap Stone Packing, Gum Pack- selves,
CLL afr Ol'H STORE,
Corner Front and Market street!.
Where they can see, feel, bear and know for them-
Jo fully understand what are cheap goods,
with Plows, Bled Bolea, fo, ..T.T. shJ " UH enough
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES, w8 tav8 liVervthing that ia Needed
and other CASTINGS of all kinds.
ng, and all klndl of MILL WORK I together M' U ivat- w d ot d" "eeeesary
pi-., ci-.i c..,.- 1 to enumerate and itemise oar stock,
0. 1. c.
Phlllpibnrg, June S, 18711.
tl. ft. K1.EC: A I..
eufO!)
Attention, Lumbermen I
TV. are now manufacturing onr IMPKOVKI)
NTKKL. BUCKET Is It I V I N ti CANT-
lOKH, sutierior to any other In use. We have
so in stuck a largo quantity of fanthonlts sulta
e f,ir ntlling purpniiss, which we are sidling
icnp tor easn. Arnun a n. SLUaitAltii,
Cleorlli'ld, Pa., March 13, 1871.
1 UKSMITHlNfr.
I
Q. W. WOLFE,
l'RACTICAL GUKSM1TII.
Shun on Third street, over Rllrr'i llaokunlth
ihop, t'l.BA KftKf.ll, PA.
All kin, Is of Hills, and Shot tlanl on band.
Repairing done In a first-elan manner and at fair
prlfes, J.7
"liriinrtE to huy my IiRY 00013, ORf)
f cerles, Qiiccnsaarc, tilnsswarc, llings and
Aotions, Lonicotionerios, do., ent-sp lor tash,
The snliscrlhcr hers leave to Inform hh old and
now customer! tlutt ho has opened
A VARIETY STORE
in 0I.EN norn, pa,
Anil will sell goods at prices to suit the times. A
be
liherol rnluottiin will
lug at whnlcsaH
i made to customer! buy.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. A liberal share ef publlo patronage is
solicited.
C J. ltt'AQ Y.
Olen Hope, Pa., June II, 17I.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOUHAaii 110MI2 IKDUSTr.Y.
'I'lIK undersigned, having stabllihed a Mut
J sary oa the 'Pike, about half tay between
Oloartleld and Cnrwensvllle, Ii prsvared to fur
nish allklndaoft'llUir TREES, ( tandard and
dwarf,) Evergreens, bhruhber, Vrape Vines,
Uooseborriei. I.awtoa Rlaekherry, Htrawborrr.
and Itasbsrry Vines. Alio, Blberl.aCrab Tr.es,
(juioee, and early aearlel hhnbarkiAc. Orders
promptly attended to. Address, I
i. is, WH1UIIT.
ieplt.(l-w pprlensrllley f
The Lightning Tamer.
rpilE nndenlgned are the sole Agents la this
J. countr for tbe "North American Galvanised
IKIIJTNINU ROUS." Theee are the only safe
rods now In use, and are endorsed by all tbi
avu-nuue Bivn in tne country.
ue nereny nntiry the cltlseni or tho connty
that we will put them up a better rod, and for
lesi money, than II charged by the foreign
egoota who annnally traverse tbe county and
carry us our nine casn, never to return.
KNCOUJUGE HOME LABOlt.
Those wishing Lightning Rods erected tn
their bnlldlnge need but address us by letter, or
call lo persou. We will put them up anywhere
in the oounty, and warrant tbem. The Hods and
Fixtures can be seen at any time by calling at
our store. II. F. DlULtR A CO.
ClearSeld, March It, lH70.tr
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
H t' A I, 12 H,
M g. S. S. LID DELL,
Having engaged in the Marble business, desires
to Inform her friends and the public that she has
now and will keep constantly on hand a large and
well selected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
M ARDI.E, and la prepared to furnish to order
TOMDSIONES,
BOX AND CRADLE TOM US,
MONTMKNTS,
Curbs and Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window
Sills and Caps, also,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac, Ae.
V Yard on Hoed slreel, near the II, Jl. Depot,
Clraillolil, Pa. Je7,tl
and consumed la Ihii market, and at prioee tks
astonish both old and vnung.
deol' JOSEPH SnAW A BOK.
A MEL GOODLANDEB,
IXTnERSBCRU, PA,
Dealer ia
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
IIAT3 A CAPS aad BOOTS A SHOES,
Tobaeeo, Groceries and Tish, Nails, Hardware,
(ueensware and Glassware, Men's and
Boyi' Clothing, Dregs, Paints,
Oils, School Books,
a large lot of Patent Medicines.
ST0.E AD EARTHED - WAKE Candle., Nut, A Dried Fruits. Cheese and Crack,
era, noca ana itine I owuer,
jWOrden solicited and (lied at city prices.
All letters of Inquiry with reference to machinery
of our manufacture promptly answered, by addret-
Ing as at Clearfield, Pa.
deoirro-tr bigler, tovno a co.
rJERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining nnd Fire Brick,
kept constantly on hand.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION!
CHOCKS! J'OTS! CHOCKS!
Floor, Grain and rotatooi,
Clover and Timothy Soed,
Sole Leather, Moroccos. Linings. Bindinsts and
Fisher'! Patent Alrtltrlit Wolf - Seallnr I Thread, Shoemaker!' Tools and
Fruit t ans I I rhoa t indings.
TU'TTKK CROl'K.S. With 11,1. V ..(.. .-l... r mA. I. ... a,.u I. IL
CREAM CRiK KS, MILK CROCKS, I county. All for sale very low for cash or country
APPLE - 11CTTRR CROCKS. nroduce at the Chean C.rn.r. An.. J7. lajv
IIICL'I IS I'UlWtL'U I ' '
FLOWERPOTS, i'IE DISHES,
STEW POTS.
And a great many other things too numerous to
mention, to be had at
or au. aims
Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Truoks, Copying
Presses, Tniprorcd Money Drawer, Ae.
roa iali it
II.
F. HIGLKU & CO.,
Dealer In Hardware,
mch0:70.tf Seeond Street, Clearfield, Pa.
-nAWIAINS IN MUSICAL IN-
J STRPMENTSI Organ!, both new and
second band, at the Muslo Hloro. opposite Gulich's
Furniture Store. All persons interested are invi
ted to call and eiamlne a new style of Organ now
oa eihibitlon. Sheet Musi aud Music Books
constantly on bane). snljt Tlif
DAVID YOUNG,
Sfone-t'iittcr and Slono-Mason,
WILL eieentc all work In his line at mod
eratc prices and In FIRMT-CLASS style
Architectural Ornaments
in Abu Blll.KN, mono Dressing of everv
description, and all kinds of mason work con
tracted for In oroutof the oounty. Any persons
wishing tn have respectable mason work and
stone-rutting done, will find it to their Intereit
t call upon me I would alro Inform the pub
lie that I can deliver any quantity or olaal ol
tone aeiireu, ai a am tu owner or a
FIUST-CLASS STONE QUAHRY
Orderi for work oas bo addressed to
DAVID YOUNG,
marM,"0 Clearfield Pa.
T11E CLEA It FIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE 1
Manafaelured especially for
TUE CLEARFIELD TRADE,
tOU IAI I If
angS'T'
r. pioLER t ce.
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S -
STONE - WARE TOTTERY,
Corner ol Cherry and Third Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA. angl
farming" implements
FOR SALE BT
II. F. IS!gIcr & Co.
IRON DOUBLE-SHOVEL TLOWS.
WOOD DOUBLE-SHOVEL PLOWS,
WOOD SINGLE SHOVEL PLOW.
IRON CULTIVATORS.
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
OOWANDA A IRON BEAU PLOWS.
PITTSBURG STEEL PLOWS.
HAITI'S BELLEFONTB PLOWS.
KOIIESON'S aad THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
jrSharei for all ol th .W. M-.
HauUy oa hand.
JJriitTLEit & CO.
have for sale
CARBIACE & WAGOS MOODS,
SHAFTS AND rOLES,
I1UC3, SPOKES, FELLOES, o.
Carrlareand Weioa Makers should aaak a
JtKW BTOKE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW dj SOa
Uare juat opened
Nw Eroai, on Main St., ChiAiriiLD, Fa.
latelr occupied b Win. F. IRWIH,.
Their itock conaiiti of
QDZXlT CECD0DtD5ti
Gaoctaiis of the beat quality,
Queensyvare, Boots and Shocit
and erery article noceuarr for
one'f comfort,
Call and xamine our itock be for pur
i-havingelsswheire. MayjP, 18G6-tf.
Miss E. aTp. Rynder,
Aoaav roa
Chlrkerlng'e, Stelnway'saud Kraersoa's Plane
Smith's, Mason A liaailin' and Peleibet'l
Organs and Melodeons, and Qrover A
Baker' Sewing Machines.
also raaoaaa or
Plaao, Oultar, Orgaa, Harmony aad Vocal Ma
lie. Ho papll taken for leai tbsa half a term.
JWRooms opposlt Oulli'h'i Furnilur Stor.
Clearfield, Mey t, lHAM-tf.
Beale's Embrocation,
(1ATI POWBLL'l,)
for all disease Ineld.ut t E-n::, Cattle, an
Uumaa Flesk, retiring It M aa
sternal appllcatloa.
Thla Embrocation waa estenilysly ased ky
the GoTMnment during th war.
For ssls by Uartswiek A Irwla, Clearfield
Jesepk K. Irwla, CarwiarriU. Daall "
uiiM. Lntbrhitr. '
OSFPU II. KOWLES, Juiic oi
11,. !.. ml sWivenar In th aPPev mis
J
note of this and call and exauiine them. They I Uwrenee township. Colleetions made and taonejr
in oe soi, at rlr prices sr2J Jt lwemitly paid "' IT..' 7