of, or In any way control any ulber railroad or
canal corporation owning or bitting uudor ils con
trol pnrRiist or oomnetlng lion, nor lull nny
offiotr of auoh railroad or cecal corporation not
M nn offtoer of any other other railroad or eaaal
eorporatlon owning or having tbo oontrol of n par
allel or competing lino, nnd (bo queetion whethor
railroads or onnnli ore parallel or competing llnoi
tball, when domluded by tbo pirly toiupUlatant,
be dooiiled by ft Jury n In other olvll Issues.
Bsc. 6. Mo laoorporaled company doing tho
Business of ft common onrritr shall, directly or In
directly, proteeute or engage In mining or manu
facturing articles for transportation over itft worka,
nor shell inch company, directly or Indirectly,
engage in my other business tbft that of common
cftrriero, or hold or aofjulre laadt, froohold or Isatt
hold, directly or tndiraotly, oioopt anoh a ibnll
bn necessary for carrying on in bmlnoait but
any mining or manufacturing company mayoerry
leegta.
tha produota of 1U mlnra and manufactories on
ita railroad or canal not exceeding flfty milot In
Sao. 0. No president, dlrootor, oll'ioer, agent, or
employee of any railroad or canal oompnny ahe.ll
be tnteroated, dirootly or Indirectly, In the furnish
ing ef materiel or auppllee to auoh oompany, or in
the buiineee of transportation as a ooininon earrior
or freight or pejaengere over the worka owned,
leassd, oontrolleil or worked by auoh company.
Sao. t. Mo discrimination In ohargoa or facili
ties for transportation ahall be made between,
transportation oompanlee and Indlviduuls, or in
favor of either, by abatement, drawback, or oth
erwlse, nnil no railroad or oanal company, or any
lessee, manager, or employee thereof, ahnll make
ftny profcronoea In furnishing ears or motive
power.
Bac. 8. No railroad, railway OXuVner'trnne
porUtlon company aha! jriTittreepaasoe or pasa
ce Ag&irCAfiQ any persons except offloera or
"Tmployeea of the company.
Bao. v. No atroct pnaaenger railway lhall bo
eonatrncted within tbe limitaof ftny city, borough
or townrhip without tho conaent of Itt local au
thorise. Bio. 10. No railroad, canal or other transportn
tlon compnny, in existence at the time of the
. adoption of this Article, ahall have the benefit of
any future legialatlon by genoral nr special lawa,
except on condition of eoinpleto nooeptnnce of nil
the proviriona of thin artiote.
Bxc 11. Tbe exiatlog power end dutiec of the
Auditor General In regard to railroads, canala,
and other tranaportatlon oompanioe, exoeitt aa to
tbelr aoeonnta, are hereby traoeferred to rue Beo
retary ef Internnl Affaire, who ahall hare n gen
eral supervision over them, subject to auoh regu-
lation nd nlterntiona aa ahall be provided by
raw i and in addition to the annual rrporta now
required to be made, aaid Seoretary may require
epeoial reports at any time upon any anbjeet ro
uting to toe buaineaa of aaid oompanlee from any
officer oroffioera thereof.
Bao. 12. The General Assembly ahall enforce
by appropriate legislation the provisions of thin
ARTICLE XVIII.
rotum ahikmiikti. .
BxomotI 1. Any amendment or amendment! to
thia eonatitutioa may be prnpoeed in the Senate
or llooae of Reprerentativoa, and if the came aball
be agreed to by a majority of tho membera elected
to eaoh houee, auoh propoacd amendment or
.amendments ahall be entered on their Journals,
with tbo yeaa and naya taktn thereon, and the
Secretary of the Commonwealth aball eauae the
aame to be publiahed three montha before the
next general election In at leaat two newapaper
in every county in which euch ntwspnpers ahall
be publiahed j end If, in the'Oeneml Aaaembly
next afterwarda ohoien, anch proposed amend
ment or amendmenta ahall be agreed lo bv a ma-
. Jortty of the membera eleoted to each hor e, the
Secretary of the Commonwealth aball caue the
name again to be publiahed .a the manner afore
aaid, and anoh proposed amendment or amend
ments lhall be aubmltted to the qualified eleotora
of the State in anch manner, and at auoh time, at
leaat three montha after being eo agreed to by tbe
two boneee, aa the General Aaaemby ahall pro
scribe) and if auoh amendment or amendmente
ahall be approved by a majority of tboae voting
uiereon, auon ntnendmr-it or amendment! aball
beoome n part of tbe oouititutlon t but no amend
ment or nmendinenta ahall be aubmltted oftener
than onoe in fire yeara t when two or mere amend
ment! ahaU no lubmitled they ahall be voted apoa
separately.
SCHEDULE. ' .
That no tnconvealenoe may aria from the change!
In the conatltntion of the Commonwealth, and
and in order to carry the aame into complete
operation, It il hereby declared that : i
Bbctiow 1. Tbil oonatitution ahall take effect
on tbe first day of Janoarr. in the veer one thon-
aand eight hundred and eeventy-four, for all pur-
pom not oiuerwiae proviaeu ror inerein.s ;
Bee. 1. All law! in force in thia Cotnmonwoalfh
at the time of the uiloptlou of thia oonatitution
sot inooniietent therewith, and all right!, aotiona.
prosecutions, and oontracta, ahall oontinna aa If
Urn constitution bad not been adopted. ,
Bac. 8. At the general election In the years one
thouiend eight hundred and eerety-four and ono
thousand eight hundred nnd Seventy-Are, Sena
tors ahall be elected in all diatriots where there
ahall be vacanciea. Thoaa elected In the year
one thousand eight hundred and aevanty-four
hell serve for two yeara, and those elected In the
year one tnonsana eight hundred and aeveuty
1 e shall serve for one year. Senators now elect
ad, and those whose terms am unexpired, shall
represent the districts In which they reside until
the end of the tertui fur which they were elected.
sac. . At tne general eleotion in tbe year one
thousand elxbt hundred and aavontv-aix. Sanatur.
shall be eleoted from the even numbered diatrieta
to serve for tare years, and from odd numbered
districts to serve for four years.
Bsc. 8. The first election of Governor under
tun oonstitotion aball be at the general election
in the year one thousand liiht hundred and sev.
enty-fivr, when a Governor shall be elected fir
three years; and tbe term or the uovernor eleoted
In tbe year one thousand eight hundred and aer.
enty-elght and of those thereafter eleoted ahall be
for four years, according to the provisions of thia
-aonslitution.
Bac. 0. At the general election In the year one
thoueand eight hundred and seventy-four a Lieu
tenant Uovernor ahall be elected according to the
proviaiona of thii constitution.
Bao. T. The Secretary of Internal ArTalri lhall
be elected at the first general election after tne
adoption of thia constitution ; and when tbe laid
ouosr aball be duly elected and qualified, the of
fice of Surveyor Ueneral lhall be abolished, and
the Surveyor General in offioe at tbe time of the
adoption of this constitution shsll continue In of
Hoc until the expiration of the term for which he
was elected.
Bac. 8. When the Superintendent of Public In
struction lhall be duly qualified, tbe office of Su
perintendent of Common Schools aball cease
Snc. 9. Nothing contained in thia oonatitution
. ahall he eooatroed to render any peraon now hold
ing any Stale office for a first official term ineli
gible for re election at the end of such term.
Bao. 111. The Jndgea of the Supreme Court In
. Hce when thia constitution shall takevffeel shall
-continue until theireosamlsslons severally expire.
Two judges In addition to tha number new com
posing the said court shall be elected at tbe first
general eleotion after the adoption of this conitl
tutloa. - .
8nc. 11. All court! of record and all eilatfhg
court! which arc not specified in Ibis constitution
ahall continne in existence until the first day of
December, In the year one thousand eight bun
dled and leventy-fiva, without abridgment of
their present Jurisdiction, but no longer. The
Court of First Criminal Jurisdtctlou for the coun
ties of Schuylkill, Lebanon and Dauphin Is hereby
abolished ; and all oaneoa and proceedings pend
ing therein in the county of Schuylkill shall be
triad and disposed of in tho Coasts of Oyer and
(terminer and Quarter Sessions of tha i'cace of
said county.
Sn. 18. The registers' courU now In existence
shall bn abolished on tbe first day of January
next succeeding the adoption of thia constitution.
Bac. 1.1. The General Assembly shall, at tha
next session after the adoption of thia constitu
tion, designate the several judicial districU as re
quired by this constitution. The Judges in com
mission when auoh designation aball unmade shall
continue during their nnosplred terms Judges of
tbe new districts In which they reside. Uat when
there shall be twe Judgea residing la the same
liitrlet, tha president judge shall elect to which
dltlrict he lhall be assigned j and the additional
law judge shall be assigned to tbe other district.
Bfc. 14. The General Assembly aball, at tha
next suooeeding session after each decennial cau
cus, nnd not ollener, doaignate tha several judicial
ellitricte aa required by Una constitution,
Bao. 18. Juilgea learned In tbe law of any eonrt
of record holding aommissiona in force at the
adoption of thia constitution shall hold their re
sperlive offlcos until che expiration of the terms
for which they were commissioned, and until their
eneeeaasra shell be duly qualified. The Governor
shsll oommlselon the nresident Indra or the IWri
f first Criminal Jurisdiction for tbe counties of
Sobuylkill, Lebanon aad Dauphin as a Judge of
m wv-re ui uommon riess of Bcnuyixtu county
for the unexpired term of bis office.
Bin. 18, After the expiration of the term of any
president Judge of any Court of Common Plena in
commisaion at the adoption of thia constitution,
tha Judge of auch court learned in the law and
oldeat lo commisaion ahall be the president Judge
thereof, and when two ormore Jndgea are eleoted
at the oama time In any Judicial district, they
shall decide by lot which shall be president Judgei
but when the president Judge of a court shall be
re-elected be shall continue to be president Judge
ef that court. Associate Judges, not learned In
the law, elected after the adoption of thia consti
tution, eball be commissioned to hold their offices
for the term of five yean from tbe firit day of
Jsauary next after tbeir election.
Bao. 17. Thn tieneral Assembly at the first ces
sion after tbe adoption ef thia constitution shnll
8a aad determine Use eampenaatiea of tbe Judges
f tae Supreme Cans aad ef the Jndgea of tha
evaraa Judicial diatrieta of the Commonwealth,
and tbe proTisionsof the fifteenth section of the
article na Legislation eball not be deemed luoou
slslent herewith. Nothing contained in this ooo.
etltatloa ahall be bald to reduce the compensation
ow paid to any law Judge of UiisComuoowealth
sow In enmmlaaioa.
lao. 18. The Ceurta ef Common Pleas In the
eouaUee of Philadelphia and Allegheny shnll he
'imposed of the president Judges or tbe District
Ccnrt aad Oeart or Coalmen fleas of said coun
ties until their ofieee aball severally and, aad of
euch other judges aa asajr front Urn to Mum be
aeleeted. . , ,
Por the purpose of first organisation In Phlhv
delpklathejndgai of the Court itMber eta shall
be Judges Allison, Pierce nnd Paxsnni of thn
Court uuuiber two, Jndgss Bare, Mitchell and one
other judge to he eleoted l or the Court number
throe, Jutlgea Ludlow, Vinletterand Lynd, and of
ine uonrt nnintirr four, J udfrns i nayor, uriggs
and ooo other judge to be eleoted,
Tbe Judgo first named shall be the president
judge of said oourts respectively, nnd thereafter
tha preaiilent judge shall be tha Judge oldest In
oummli'eiun but any president Judgo ro-elootod
in the same court or district shall oontlnue to be
president Judge thereof.
The additional Judgei for Court! number two
and four shall be voted for nnd elected at the first
general election after tbe adoption of this consti
tution in the same manner aa tha twn additional
judgea of tha Bunreme 0o rt. and the shall dm.
cide by lot to which court they shall belong. Tbelr
term oi once auatt commence on the firat Monday
of January, In the year ona thousand tight hun
dred and seventy-five.
Bao. 18. In the county of Allegheny, for the
purpose of first organisation under this oonsti
tution, the Judges of tha Court of Common Plena
at the time of the adoption of this Constitution
shall be tbe Judgea of the Court number one, aad
the lodges of the District Court at the aame date
shsll be the Judgea of the Common Pleat nnmber
two.
The president Judges of the Common Pleat nnd
District Courts ahnll be preeident Judges nf said
Court! number ona and two reaaectivelv nntll
their offices ahall end, and thereafter the Judgo
omosi in commission snail be president Judo;
but nny president Judge re-eleotod in the same
court or distrlot shall oontinna tb; prcililsnt
Judge thereof.
- - Sic. 80. The orgnnlaation of lha Courts tf Corn
man Pleas, under this constitution, for the eoun
tlee nf Philadelphia and Allegheny, shall take ef
fect on the Drat Hon day of Janunry, one thnuaand
eight hundred and acventy-five. nnd existing
court! in laid counliec shall oontlnue vglth their
present powers and Jurisdiction until that date;
but no new auitt shall be instituted In the Conrls
of Nisi Print after the adoption of thii coustl
tution. Bite. 81. The cancel and proceedings pending In
the Court of Nisi Prim, Court of Common Plees,
and District Court in Philadelphia, shall be tried
and disposed of in the Court of Common Pleas.
The records and dockets of said courts aball be
transferred to tha Prothonotary't office of laid
county.
Bnci 82. The eanett aad nroceedines nendlne-
In the Conrt of Common Pica! In ba oouuty nt
Allegheny ahall be tried and dispoaed of in tbe
court number one; and the onuses and proceedings
pending in the District Court shall be tried and
dispoaed of in the court number two.
Bnc. 83. The Prothonoturyof the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Philadelphia ahall be first appoint
ed by tbe Judgea of aaid court on the first Monday
of December,. In the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sevcnty.flve t nnd the present Prothono.
Ury of the District Court In aaid eounty ahnll be
toe rrotnonorary oi ine eatd uourt or Common
Plena until aaid data, when hit commission shall
expire, and tbe present Clerk nf the Court of
uyer and iorminerxand yuarter Sessions of tbe
fence tn Philadelphia ahall be the clerk of such
court until the expiration of his present commis
sion on tbe first Monday of December in tiieyear
one thousand eight hundred nnd seventy five.
Bac. St. In oltiee contnlnlng over fifty thousand
inhabitants (except Philadelphia) all aldermen in
omen at the time of the adoption of thia oonatitution
lhall continne in offioe nntll the eipiratloa of tbelr
oomniisiiooa, and at theelcctloa lor oily nnd ward
officers In the year one tboueaad eight hundred
and seventy-five one alderman shall be elected in
eaoh ward, aa nrovided in tbia eunstitntion.
Sno. 15. In Philadelphia, magistrates in lieu of
aioermen snail be enosen as required in this con
stitution at the election in aaid city for oity and
ward ofiicera in the vtar one thousand aiirht hun
dred and aeventy-five; their term of office shell
oommenco on the first Monday of April suooeeding
ineir election.
Tbe terms of offioe of aldermen In eaid altv.
holding or entitled to commissions at tbe time of
the adoption or tun couititnlion, shall not be af
fected thereby.
Bac. 2o. All persons In office In this Common
wealth at the time of the adootion of tbieoonatl-
tation, and at tbe II rat election under it, aball bold
their respective offices nntib tbe term for which
tbey have been eleoted or appointed ahall expire,
and until their anooeiicra ahall be duly qualified.
unices omerwise provided in inis constitution.
Bao. 17. The seventh article of tbla conatila
Hon, presoribiag an oath of offioe, ahall tokeeflent
en and alter tbe first day of January, one then
aand eight hundred nnd seventy-five.
Bno. 38. Tbe terms of offioe of eonntv contents.
sioBers nnd oonnty nuditort chosen prior lo the
year ooethonsand eight hundred aadserenty-fiva,
which ahall not have expired before tbe first Mon
day of January, in tbe yenr one thousand eight
uuntireu ana aeveniy. six, snail expire on that day.
Bsc. 88. All Slate, cent v. citv. ward, horoovh
and township officera in office at tha time or the
adoption or this oonstitotion, whose compensation
is not provided for by salaries alone, ahall continue
to receive the compensation allowed tbetn by law
until tha expiration of laear respective terms of
OO10O.
Sao. 80. All Slate and fcldlntal Itinera hentn.
fore elected, sworn, affirmed, or in office when thia
oonalilulina eball lakeetTeot, ahall severally, with
in one monin alter suon adnntloa. take e.nil inn.
scribe an oath (or alhrmalioo) to sunsort Ibis
eonatilMllnn r
Ban. II. The General Asiemblv. nt Its first sea.
sion, or as toon at may be after the adoption af
uuui.iiuiMin, eoau pass suon laws as may be
necessary to oarrv the aame Into full fame .nH
effect.
Bac. 88 The ordinance naased bv this n,e.
lion, entitled "An ordinance for submitting the
amended constitution or Pennsylvania to a vote
of the electors thereof," ahall be held to be valid
for all the purposes thereof)
- Bac. 88. Tiie words "County Commissioners."
wnerever need in this constitution, nnd in any or
dinance aocompanrlng the aame, shall be held to
Include the Commissioners for tbe city of Phila
delphia. '
Adopted at Philadelphia, on the third dny of
November, in the vear of eur Lord one il.o..n.l
eight hundred and aeveutjMbroe.
Omen or Bncnr.TABr or vnn Cocwiith,
isaaRlKBi'BO, HOV. 13, JH73.
1 eartlfr that the forewoin ! snrM.1 M.,.Ar
the new Constitution, proposed to the people of
tbe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for their ap
proval or rejection, as the aame appears of record
in this office. M. 8. UUAT.
Secretary of Commonwealth.
AN ORDINANCE
ron srsKtmsn vnn iskmii coanvi:noir o
rnassTLVixiA to i vera or ma gfauinsn
ti.cvona ruannor, is rassan tnoono nntntao.
is ft orduined by ( Poslilnliorl CWnliea af
ue o fsauyleaaio, us oIIom:
t. That the amended Constitution nrann K
thia Convention be submitted to the nmi;ai
electors of tbe Commonwealth, for their adoption
or rejection, at an eleotion, to he held on tbe third
io.es.iay oi iieraraber next exeepl as hereinaf
ter ordered and directed, tbe said election shall be
held and conducted bv tha rrcular election .
oert in tbe several election disuiots throughout
the Cnmmonwenlth, under all the regulations and
prvTiutme oi existing laws relating lo general
elections and the sheriffs of the eeveral eountlae
shall give at leaat twenty dayi notice of eaid eleo
siuu ny proclamation.
8. Tbo Seoretary of the Commonwealth shall.
at least twenty days before the said eleeliea, fur
nish to the Commissioners of each eounty ft suf
ficient somber as.' properly prepared circulars of
instructions. Tbe Commissioners of the several
counties shell cause to be printed at least three)
timet as many ballots or alnrmetive votes aa there
art Vetera In eaoh county aad the tame number
or negative vctct) and the aaid .Commissioners
shall, at leaat fire daya before aaid election, cause
to be fairly distributed to the several election dis
tricU in their respective counties, the said ballota,
tally lilts, returns, circulars of instructions and
such ether books and pspers as may be necessary.
Tbe ballota shall be printed or written In the fol
lowing form t On the oul'ide the words "New
Constitution " in the inside for nil persons givlrtg
affirmative votoa tha worda "Fur tbe New Consti
tution," and for all psrsons giting negative votes
the words "Against the New Constitution."
t. if It abet! appe.tr that a majority of the
votes nollod ore fur the new Onntii.,ilnn k. it
shall be the Conalitution of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania on and after the first day of Jan
unry, tn tne year or onr Lord one thousand eight'
hundred and teventy.fonr t but If It shall appear
that a majority of the votes pulled were againat
the new Constitution, then it ahall be rejected and
be null and void.
8. Fire Commlaslnnere of Kleotlnn. vlai ICdwIn
II. Filler, Edward Urowninr. John P. Verree.
Henry H. Hngert nnd John O. James, are hereby
appointed by this Convention, who shsll have di
rection of the eleotion upon tbia amended Conali
tution In the city of Philadelphia. Tha aaid Com
missioners shall be duly, cworn or affirmed to per
form tbeir dutlet with impartiality and fidelity.
They shall also hare power to fill vacancies In
their own number. It ahall bt the duty or aaid
Cummisaiouera, or n maj rlty of them, and they
ahall hate authority to make a regiatratlon of
vcteri for the eeveral election divisions ol said
city,And to furnish Ihe lists so made to the eleo
tion officera or each precinct or division t to dis
tribute the tlckett for laid city provided for by
tbia ordinance to be used at the eleotion ; to np
poiut a Juge and two Inspectors for each election
division, by whom the election therein ebell be
held and onoduoted, and to give all aeceesary in
structions to the election effleera rexardina tbeir
duties In holding the eleotlun nnd in making re
turns taorcoi. ao person shall serve at an tloa-
tion officer who would he disqualified under Bem
tioa IS, Article 8, of tbe now Constitution. The
general return of the election In the said city shall
be opened, computed and eertiflod before tbe sold
Commissioners, and with their approval which
approval shsll he endorsed upon ths return. They
shall make report, directed to tht President of
this Convention, of their official notion under thia
ordinanoe and concerning tbe conduct of tha aaid
election within the aaid city.
The Judgei and Inspector! aforesaid shall on ti
ded the election In all respects oonformably to lha
general aleetioa Inert of thii Commonwealth, and
witi lite powers and duties to those of ordiaar
aleetioa officers. Kaeb Inspector aball appoint
one cirra eo aeaiet aae award la tue performance of
ita dutlea, and all nbeatactlon officers shall be duly
sworn or affirmed aeoerdlag to law, and shall pos
sess all tbe unaliAcetioat retired by lair of elec
tion trnoeri in this Commonwealth. At mid elec
tion any duly qoallned eleetor who ahall bt sa
registered, shall be permitted to volt apoi making
firoor or bis right to the election officers, aooord
ng to the geueral elootlcn lawa or tbia Onminon
wealth, lleturu Inspectors and their clerks and an
hourly count of the vutee shall bo dispensed with,
but overseers of election may be selected fur any
prerinot by said Kleotlnn Ouiiiuiiaionf rs,wuusedu
tieaaud powera ahall bn tbe same as those of over
eeersof election in said qjly under exist ingelectiun
laws applicable thereto, rteturtis of Ihe eleotion
shall bo made In aaid city a In Hie case of an elec
tion for Governor, but n triplicate general return
for aaid oily shnll be made out and forwarded to
tbe President of tbia Convention at llarrlsbarg,
aa is hereinafter provided in case of county re
turn a. '
8. In eaoh of the eounllea of the Ccmmonncaltb,
(except Philadelphia.) Ihe returns of tbe election
shall be made as in the caee of aa eleotloo fur
Governor, but the return Judgei in each oouuty
ahall make out a triplicate oonnty return nnd
trantmit the aama, within five dayt tfter the
election, directed to tht President of this Conven
tion, at llarriaburg.
Done In Convention this Third day of Novem
ber, tn the year of our Lord, one thouaaud eight
hundred and icventy-three.
JOHN II.WALKEB, President.
D.L.IHDHIB, Clerk.
A trus copy of ordinanos of submission.
M.S. QUA r,
Secretary of tht Commonwealth.
SHAW HOUSE," " . .
(Cor. of Market A Front streets,)
CLKAHV1ELD, PA.
The undersigned having taken charge of this
Hotel, would respectfully solicit public pstronage.
octl'78 K. NKWTON SUAW.
LEONARD HOUSE,
Opposite Railroad Depot,
CLLAHFIELD, PA.
Pleaaantly looated and a Arst-elasa hotel Is all
respecte. break last for nnaeengere leaving on
morning train. Wll. B. 11KAD1.EY,
June 11,1878. Proprietor.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
This new and well furnished house haa been
taken by the unjereigned. He foela confident or
being able to render aalisfaolion to tbott who may
favor him with a call.
May 8, 1873. 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
jT ON TOUR HOUSE,
Opposite tht Court Ilouia,
LOCK HAVEN, PBNN'A.
jeli JI mCSEAL A KROM, Prop's.
B
UOCKERIIOVK HOUSE,
BELLEFONTE, PA,
D. JOHNSTON B0N8,
0011571 Proprletore.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CUnWKNSVILLK, a
Clearfield county, Penn'a.
Thlt old and well eetablilhed Hotel, beautifully
lituatea on the banka of the Susquehanna, In the
borough of Curwensville, baa been leased for a
term ol yeara by the undersigned. It hat been
entirely refitted, and Is now open to the public
generally and the traveling eoratnunity in par
ticular. No paina will bt epared to ronder guests
comfortable while tarrying nt this house. Ample
Stabling -room for tbe accommodation nf tenuis.
Charges moderate.
Sept. 18, I870.tr. ELI BLOOM.
TEE ZE02TSIOS3
TIN AND STOVE STORE I
G. S. FLEGAL,
Philipsbaif, Coatri County, It,
THK undersigned rtaptctfnlly announces to
tht pnbllt that bt hat on hand a tare-fully-tsltcttd
aad well assorted l lock of
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
HOLLOW - WARE J
TIN, COPrER AND SHEET-IRON
WARE!
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
His stock of Cooking Storm consist! tf
IHE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which bare never failed to bring peace and
prosperity into leaatllee when It It used,
Diamond Stale, Parmer, Herald. Charm, Spears'
California Cook Stove, Spears' Antl-Duat,
Gas-Burnlng Cooking Blovea. Victor,
Eellance and Union Kanxet,
Speart' Cooking Hangea,
At., eta.
kaVTht Tls and Sheet Iron wart tires with
tbe Btovet It made of tha heavlael aad heat
material, aad warranted lo girt perfect telle
faction.
His Stock of Parlor & Heating Stoves
Il larger, better and cheaper than tvtr btfort
axhlbittd ts tht publio consisting of
Spears' Revolving Light Illuminating Stove,
Bpeara Ami uuti uaa uurning Parlor Ntove,
fipsara' Orhionlnr Gas-Doming Pnrlor
Btove, Bpeara' Gaa-Burr-lag Parlor
Stove, Boquel, Pearl, Oom, Ida,
Ban, Tropio, Nevada, "
Ac, Aa.
Vulcan, Sin and Victor Tleatart, Speart' Re
volving sjignt ueatera. ,
Be II alto prepared to furnish a tomnlata
assortment of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &c, 4
Wholtialt or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the sole view to service, from tht beit ma
terial Is tht market.
PLOWS A PLOW POINTS, COPPIR, BRASS,
PORCRLAIN, TIN-LINED, SPUN A
COMMON IRON KETTLKS,
Of every description constantly os hand.
ORDERS FOR BPOCTlflO, ROOFINO
And other work belonging ta kit batlnett will
bt promptly tiled by experienced and skillful
workmtn.
BRASS, COITER. OLD METAL, RAGS
AMD CASH
Taktn Is oxehenge for goods.
taar-Ht especially Invitee tbt tttentlcs nf
Marcnentt wisning t nnrcnase atwboietale.aa
they will 8nd It tn Ih-lr advantage to examine
his stock Before purchasing elsewhere
Look tut fnr tht Big Sign opposite tht rssl-
dtnet or airs. Dr. rotter.
All Ooost WannairtD at Rirxtinxvin.
83. 8. Ft. EG At.
Pblllpsbnrg, Just 8, 1870. ftng4 88
Attention, Lumbermen!
I are now manufacturing onr IMPROVED
STB HI, BOCKKT DHIVINU CANT.
HOOKS, auparlor to any other In one. Wa hare
alsn In stock a large quantity of Canttiookt snlta
bit for rafting parposes, which wa are aelling
'heap for cash. AMOS A K. KB a NA IID.
Ulcer-eld, fa., march II, II7I.
Q.UNSiIITIIINO. ... ,;
Q. W. WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH. '
Shop on Third street, ever Rlley'l blacksmith
Jftop, CLEARFIRLD, PA.
An Unas or n.nes ana enot unnt on nana.
Renalrlag done la first slail manner and at fair
prion-. . 8 J8 iJ
Wo desire to call the attention or tho citizens or Clearfield county to the fuct that we
havo opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Wlicro we intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of "
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Our slock of PIANOS will consist of .- ,
RAVEN it COMPANY'S PIANOS, .
We are prepared at all times
lavorablo terms as to prices pnu
Our stock of ORG ANS will comiet of the new and popular .
RYNDER ORGAN, (with Rynder's Knee Ticmolo and downward
The SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S
NEW HAVEN ME LODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides these we furnish to order Organs from any factory desired.
We sell on every plan known
POPULAR AND CAST LLASL 1 LAiN.
On our easy terras every one
amount will tend so much to JUAK.1S liuaiu llAffl.
-, v e)
- DCTWe shall be glad to haveJU call and see us, whether you desire to purchase or not.
oct2372-ly. . HYNDEIVS MUSIC STORE.
V.isfrUnnroua.
rpo TUB
FRONT!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT TUB
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
AND
ICE CREAM SALOON I
Tbt nndcralgned having just filed np naw,
large and comfortahle ron ins on Market street,
near Ttilrd. respectful! Informs the public tbal
he now drepared lo accommodate them with
everything in his line on short notice and at all
heurt of the dajr. lit keept na band
ERkSII BREAD,
BUSKS, BOLLS, TIRa,
CAKES, all kinds.
ICE CREAM,
aad a general assortment of
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NCT3, Ac
Allofwhleh wll1 be delivered tn customers at their
reslilwnoes. when requested ta do so.
ICE CREAM, j the dish, tarred In a neatlj fur.
. a Ished room.
Thankful for the generous patronage bestowed in
the past, he kopec to merit aad tnceive a eon
Unutnot'of tbe tame from hit old custo
mers, and others.
JOHN STADLER.
JunelS.TS-tf.
HAYES, COULTER & CO.,
6uoora to W. A. Arnold.
MAfH' FACTUM KM OW
Heaters, Ranges, Low Crates
and MARBELIZED SLATS MANTELS.
Solo agsnta for tht celebrated
CIIILSON COOKING RANGE.
T-8snd for Catalogues.
No. 1305 Chestnut Street,
JuntlS-tm PHILADELPHIA.
JO SHANNON LANDAND LUMBER
COMPANY,
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS,
nitrricTcnat
LUMBER, LATH, AND TICKETS
inn ,
Sawed A Patent Silbed Shingki. .
n. It. BIIILLINOFOBD, President,
OOce Forest Place, No. 1 25 S. 4th St., Phil 'a.
JOHN lAWSnn, Oeneral Bup't.,
Osceola Mills, Clearfield eoanlj, Pa.
Atao TOWN LOTS f-r tale In the borough
of Osceola. 1
Also Kerp the I.ARflKFT ASSORTMENT
cfUoods In Uearneld oeuntv nt their Mnmmoih
Store In Osceola. Jei.J il
O. I. c.
WURRR lo buy my PRT flOODa, 0R0
orl. QuMniiware, Ulatuwaro, Druri aad
No lioo B, ConfMtioner.. At, cheap foroaah.
Tbo mbwribvr Irara to inform bll old and
new eualomori that ht bai oeued
A VARIETY BTORB
. IN GLEN HOPE, PA.
An.l .111 ..II .1 w.rtev tM ...II Ik. lie... A
liberal mlnolioa will ba mad to ouatomera ku.
log at wholasale.
Tall anil Avtinilna m atiirlr lti-t. tMV...t.
ekewhnra. A liberal aharo of public pa turn ago il
olleUvd.
0. J. KEAOT.
(lcw Ilopa, Pa., Jona 14, 1B71.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY,
THE andersigned, bnvlng established a K.
tery on tbe 'fiks, about halfway between
ClearHeld and Curwensville, Is nrenered tn fur
nish tU sleds of FRUIT THEKr,(stiadardtn
twnrf.) Kvtrgrttaa, nnraontry. urape Vlnea,
Oeoeeherriat. Lawtoa Placbbetrr. Btrawbsrrv.
and Raaberry Tiatt. Alsn, Siberia Drab Treat,
Quince, aad early tesrlet Hhabarb, Ac. Ordtn
froaiptly atteaded ta. Address,
v. wnram.
ttstt-tl- ' CrwDvUI, T
I I,' i ' sH'.gl
MARKET STREET,
I. A IS F I ELI), PI! Iff
STEIN WAY & SONS' PIANOS,
HAINES BROTHERS' PIANOS.
to furnish any of the cheaper makes of Pianos to order on tho most
terms oi payment.
MASON &
to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR
can have a good instrument,
nUrfllaufou.
QLEARFIELD-
PLANING MILL
COMPANY,
TI1R ndeM!fnc1, meetftwrt lo REED k
rOW bav l.Qn-b.iuvt th tl.KAR-
llKLD PLANING MlLL, tod red tied It fur
doing tn cxlftiiiT buiiii. All th Dtiebinery
will bt d Icni-BieMsary to mk It on of tha
nvist eotii.lt ctah Ubmeati ot tbo kind in th
Mate. I bey r mow prrpartyt to rrecivo onln
for any work In that lioo. Tbty will giMqwial
ftttoution to all atri.vlf for bovao builUiog.
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
ottmtCKETS, jaovi.niA'a, tst.
Or ALL BTVLES, always on band.
WORKED BOARDS, aad all artfelea wa
ry for bill I dint:, b xehai.irod fur 1KY
LUMIlEK, to that poraoai ot m diataaeo May
hring tbttr lamtrcr, ti eta at go it for, and rottirn
bonia with tbt muafaeiurad ftrtiolot.
Tha Crtrnpany will always bar oo band a larjro
lock of dry lain bar, to aa to bo abio to fill ai
ordrr od tha ahrtfct ftotieo. Ooty tbo baat and
moat akillfttl handa will b employed, ao tbat tbe
pabtie may rely opoo good work.
4
Lumber will bo worked or told ai low at tt oaa
be pare'hafed anywhero, and warranted to fire
fatufaotiuo. Aa tha bun In will be dtine upon
the eaah prinoiplo wa oaa afford to work fgr email
pruftlt. . i
DRY LUMBER WANTED 1
Epeclallj nno nnd u-half nnd two Inch panel
stun", ror which a liberal price will be paid.
Tbe basinets will be conducted under tbe name
of the
"Clearfield Tlaning Mill Co."
0. II. Marrtll will pertonallj toperintend tbe
busintts.
Ordcn rerpeclfully tollelled.
0. B. MERRELL.
H. B. TAYLOR.
DAVID MoUAUOMKT.
M. 0. EHOWN A UUO.
Cletrleld, Pa., Januer (, IBT3.
BRICK I BRICK I BRICKI
A HEW BRICK YARD.
TIT S. PI.FMMKIl A CO., ntvlng started
Ilea new nnd exlensiva Erich Yard In
Cli-erfteM, are prepared to make contracts for first
olnsi Hod Rrirb, ill large or email quantities.
Ordors and eorreanondsnee solicited. Informa
tion enn be otilainrd b celling at Kvnder'a Mu
tie more, or by au'lresslng
W.S. PLUMMER A CO.,
Cleerllcld, I't.
mjT-tf
The Lightning Tamer.
TUB nnd.rslirned art tbt jolt Agents In tblt
tuniv for the"Norlh Ameriean Galvanlaed
LIUU1NINO ROUS." Tjs.c are lee only sal.
rods now In use, and are eadorted bj all tbt
telentiAc men in tbe country.
We hereby nollfr the eltiteni of tbt tnnnty
thtt wt will put then ap a better rod. and tor
less money, than It thargrd by tbt foreign
ageote who annnally traveree tha aonnt, aad
tarry of nur little cash, never tn return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR,
Those wishing Lightning Roda erected ol
tbelr baildlnge Bead but addreaa na by letter, or
aall In person. We will put tbea np nnywhera
In theeonnty, and wnrrnnltnens. Tne riots aad
Kiatures eaa bt acta at any time by calling al
our store. II F. BIGLKK A CJ,
Cleerlald, March 10. inro ti
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
H C A Id E N,
or an Kinnti
Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Trucks, Copying
rreaeet, Improved Money Drawer, Aa.
, . . ron BALt it
II. R BIOLER b CO.,
Iralera la Hardware),
raohtwrK tf u Beeaad Street, Clorteld, Pa.
BARGAINS I3T MUSICAL IN-STRUMKNTHI-eOrgatia,
both new and
second band, at tbe U uato ttiore, oppnelta tlullob's
Purnlture Store. All persona InUrssted are tori
ted lo call aad emmsue a new ttyla of Organ new
on exhibition. Sheet Music aad Music Dernkt
(ecDitutiyenliut. afUt-ritf
.
Octave Coupler,)
OltGANS,
HAMLIN'S ORGAN?, and the
CASH, ON NOTES, or on tho
v
and no other investment of like
Clearfield County Bank.
rpHB Clearleld County Bank tt an lacornora
X ted Institution nas gone out of eiistence by
ttie surrender of Itt tbtrttr, nn Mav II. 18Aa.
All Itt stock is owned by tbt subscribers, who
will continue the Hanking batlnett tt tht aantt
place, aa private Bankert. under tbe Ita nsat
ef the "(,'l.erfield Cotuty Bank," We are ra
apoosihlefor tbe debts ol the Bank, and will pay
its notes on demand nt the counter. Deposits
reoeived end tntereel paid when money la left for
a fixed time. Paper ditreuaied nt six per rent,
es heretofore. Onr personal responsibility it
pledged for all Deioeitt received and business
trans eted. A tontlnnenca tf ihe liberal pat
ronage of tbo besinaaa men of the county Is re
specttully solicited. As President, Cashier aad
oA?ors ef tr-a lata Clearfield Ceanty Bank, we
require the notes of said Bank to be presented
for redemption.
UH. T. LPONARD, RICHARD SflAW,
WM. PORTKR, JAS. B. OR HAM,
A. L. RKKD, WM. A. WALLACR-
The business of the Bnnh will bt eondnrted by
John M' Adams., Esq.. as Cashier. il l T
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIF.LD, PA.
ROOM lit Masonio Building, nnedoor north al
C. D. Vi'elson'B Drug Store.
Peerage Tickets to and Iron Liverpool, Qoeena
town, tllasgnw, London, Paris and Copenhagen.
AUu, Drafla fur Bale on tbe Itoyal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMKS T. LEONARD, Pret't.
W. M. SHAW, Casbier. Otl:l:7J
t. D. M M Irk. Edward Perks.
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
Of
mcgirk & perks.
8iioMork to Foiter, Ptrlu, A Co.,
rtit!lpbnpffa Centre Conutr, Pa.
WUEItC all th ban new of Banking Hontt
wil oo tnuititctod pronptlj ud upon I be
Boit iVroraol Urmt- Bieu74f
DREXEL & CO.,
No. t ttoulh Third Mtrcet, Philadelphia
BJJTKKIIS,
And Dealors in Government Securities.
Application by mail will reeoire prompt atten
tion, and all lafurittution cheerfully furnished.
Orders sollcled. April ll-tf.
Uistdlaafous.
READING FOR ALLII
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
Market St., ClearBcld. (at tha PoatOhVe.)
ffill It andersigned bege leave to announce re
A the eitlaena a' Clearfield and vicinity, tbat
be hes fittsd np a room aad haa juat returned
from Ihe ally with a large aiaoaat af reading
mutter, conaiating In part af
Eibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Account aad Paaa Books of every de
scription Paper nnd Envelope, French pretted
and plain i Ptnt nnd Pensile Blink, Legal
Papers, Deeds, Mortgagee Judgment, Exemp
tion and Promieaory notes White nnd I'arch;
ment Brief. Legal Cap, Record Cap, and Bill Cap,
Sheet, Music for either I'laao, Flute nr Violin
constantly on bnnd. Any books er ttstlonery
desired that I may not hurt ea band, will be or.
ordered by first express, and told it wholesale
or retail to ault euatemert. I will also keep
periodical literature, suoh aa Magaalaaa, News,
papers, Aa. P. A. 0 All LID.
CIcasneld May f, IHAS-tf
MAIIBLE A.D STOVE YAED !
M. 8. S. LIDDELL,
flaring engaged In tbt Marble business, desires
to Inform her friends tnd Ihe public that tht bat
now tnd will keep constantly on band a largo and
..l.steil Wk f tTAMAK 1Kb VSUWOHT
MARBLE, aad la prepared ta furnish ta order
TOMBSTONES, "
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Curbs and Poatt for Cemetery Lots, Window
Sills and Caps, also,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac, At.
a,Yard on Seed street, near the R, R. Depot,
Clcarlield, Pa.
JeT,71
DAVID YOUNG,
Slonc-CuUcr and Stonc-KIason,
WILL execute all work la Ms lint al mod
aratt pricet and In FIRST-CLASS ttylt
Architectural Ornaments
ta ALL STYLES, Stona Drettlag er tvtr)
description, nnd nil klnda of mnsan wcrk cob
traeted for In or out of theeonnty. Any penons
wishing to have retpeotable mason work and
stone-ratting done, will find it to tnelr Interest
to call npnu ma I would aim Inform the pub
lic tbat I can deliver any qnnntlty ar tlatt al
stone deelred, aa I am tht nwner ef
FIRST-CLASS STONE QUAERY
Ordtfl for work tan bt tddressed to
DAVID YOUNO,
mar:i,TI Clearfield Ta.
TUE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXEI
' Mannfacturad eapeclally for
TUE CLEARFIELD TRADE,
a
nt iau i
aigd tl . B. MIOUB h fe).
gaulinirf, SEinunrr, &t.
8ACEETT & SCUUTYER,
HARDWARE,
and manufaotarart of
TIn,Copper & Sheet Iron Ware,
Booood Street,
CIEAIPIBID, PA.
Ilavme larrelv lacreated our stock of ITard
ware, wa InvtU tht public to examine our atock
ana prions.
Carpenters nnd peraontwbn contemplate build
Ing will do well to eiamlnt our
TOOLS ft BTJILDISO HABDWAEE,
which la new and of tbt best manufacture, and
win ne aoia low lor eaaa.
NAILS,
. UIjASS,
PUTTY,
' . GLUE,
LOCKS.
Latches, ,
HINGES,
SCREWS
All klnda of Beach Planes, Sews, Chisels, Squares,
Hammers, Ilatrheta, Plumbs and Levels,
Mortised A Thumb Ouagss, Bevete,
Braces A Bitte, Wood end Iroa
Brnck Screws, and Ihe bait
Bortug Maebint in tbt
market.
I Double and Single Eitt Axes, .
POCKET CUTLIRT, Aa.
Agents for Burnetii Iron Corn Shelter,
warrantea.
Alto, tgenta for Ricbardt
GOTHIC PLUG TUPS,
which effectually cure Smoky Floes.
Farmers' Implements nnd Oarden Tools af every
aeeoripuou.
A large variety nf
cook stoves;
which w tTArnot to f Wt utlifMHoB.
Portable Range and Furnaces
Vm-Roofinr, Spontint ftoJ Job Work don od
rewuuablt terioa. All orders will reeeiro nrnmt
uienuoa. judo w, ibts.
B1GLER, YOUNG & CO.,
Successors la Boyntoa A Tonng,)
FOUNDERS & MACIUNISTS
HftDurMtorars of
POETAELE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Comer af Foerth aad Pint Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
4 '.'wUi.tJ-.Hiii6.s;
fievawr,1'
HAVINO engaged In the manufacture of first
claas MACHINERY, we respectfully Inform
he puhllo that we art now prepared ta fill all
orders is ebeuply and si promptly as csn be done
In any of tha cities. Wt mmufuclare and deal la
Malay and Circular Saw-Mills
rfead Bloekt, Water Wheels, Shafting Pulleys.
Oifford'i Injector, Steam Ganges. Susans Whistles,
Oilers, Tallow Cnpa, Oil Cupa, Gauge Cocks, Air
Cuckti Glebe Vulvae, Check .Velvet, wrought iron
Pipes, B eam Pumpa, Boiler Feed Pumpa, Anti
Friction Metres, Soap 8lone Packing. Gum Pack
ing, and all kinds of MILL WORK) together
with Plows, Sled Soles,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
and other' CASTINOS of aU klnda, '
jM-Ordart solicited and tiled at city pricet.
All ltttert af Inquiry with referenoe to machinery
of onr manufacture promptly answered, by addret
Ing. us at Clearfield, Pa.
decirtO-tf BIOLER, TOUNQ A CO.
ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES, ,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept eeaataatly aa hand.
ST01S AmTim.WARE
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POTS! CROCKS!
Plsher'a Patent Air liht Self. Scaling
fruit Canst
BUTTER CROCKS, with 1Mb,
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPLE - BUTTER CHOCKS,
PICkLH CKOCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PIB DISHES,
STEW POTS,
And a gnat many oiher things ton aumerous tt
v mention, to be bad at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE WARE POTTERY,
Corner ol Cherrv and Third Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA. angt
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR SALE BT .
II. r. Blgler & Co.
IRON D0UBLE-II0VEL PLOWS.
WOOD DOUBLB-eilOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD SINGLE-SHOVEL PLOWS.
IRON CULTIVATORS,
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
QOWANDA A IRON BEAM PLOWS.
riTTSBURQ STEEL PLOWS.
HAUPT'S BELLEFONTE TLOWS.
ROBESON'S aad THOMPSON'S TLOWS.
h ar-nnaret ror all ot tbt above Plows con
fllanUy on hand. myJS-ffi
JJ F. BIGLER4C0.
hart fur salt
CARRIAGE & WAC0. WOODS,
SHAFTS AMD P0I.E8,
HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, 4o. '
Carrlara and: Wagon Makers ahoald mi he a
tott af thlt tad aall nnd tlaalm thtm. They
nlll WrsldMNlraviettv ajr U
Dr. J. Walker's tulifornli. Vln
fRar ltillcrs ara purely Veuetablo
prupitration, niiulo clilolly from tbo na
tive herb found on the lon er ranees of
tie Sierra Nendn mountain of Cullfur
lila, tho medicinal properties, of nliicli
ttrn extracted tlmicliom eritbotit tlie u.vj
of Alcohol. Tho question la almost
dally naked, "W hut la tho canae of tho'
unpanillolcj wiccoss of Vixkgaii I)it
VKKSt" Our amwor ia, Unit tUoy removo
tlio cauae of diacaao, nnj tho patient rc
covori bit health. They nro tho (neat
Hood purifier and a life-giving principlo,
a perfect ltciiovulor Olid Invi'otator
of tba ayatoni. Never befurt) in tho
history of tha world hat A medicino been
eoniiKiunded pnmoaaing tha reinarkalilo
q'-inliuna of ViXKOAn llimina in healing Ilia
tick of every diseaaa mania heir.tu. They
aro a f title Purgauva aa veil at a Touic,
relieving Congftion or Inflammation of
tha Liver aud fuceral Orgaiu in ililioui
Kisratal
The properties of Dn. Walkkr's'
Vukoai Uitthh are ApcricriL Diaphnretie,
Canninalira, Nutrition. Laxative. Uinretio.
Bwlative, Counter-lmtaiH budorilic, Aitcray
tint, aud Ailti-Uiliou.
. ... tr.r cn..
. IVurfc-is's anl lien. Art... K"ui Franeieen. r'altf imla ' "
ant ev uf U'aellirH-l.itl a'lit i:h.tlt'li Sta.. N'. V.
acid by ait UrwaiatU awd O. eiteia.
October IS, 1871-ly.
pEACB I M BUIOFEI
an
OREAT EXCITE MBHT
IN FRENCHVILLE!
Tbt bloody oontcft batveu France ftnd Prateta
It it in end for tb preient, m far M tbo ilan'h
trinK of urn and the destraotioa of frropftrtv
eonccrned. Tho RojaI iwT bo doubt prido
tbmMlr and rejoioo orer tbo mtilt, bat
inat(ntAant li thir work whoa ooaipavrcd nub
tbo bunaLt and chrlitlan cfforU of
L. M. COUDRIET,
wbo bfii undfrtaben to npplj all tbo ettlreRir In
tbo lower end of tbe oonnty with food and raimiT t
at einefdiof low rmOi froo. bit mamnotb itorc tn
MULSONbUBO, where bo own alwayi ho fuui d
ready to wait opoo eallun and oupplj then w.tb
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
fipeb a Clothe, Batlnetts, Catilmem, Uarlioe.
dVoIaineiy Mnen, Drilling!, Caliooei,
Trimtningig Ribbons. Laoo.
Readjr-Biade Clolhlnjf, Boota and bhoe. Hare and
Cape all vt the boat materiiU and atade to orrhr
Uom, Sockn. OIotpo, Mittens Laeee, ltibboniy ate.
GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS.
CoflVe, Tea, Suer, Rice. Molaaeea, Fieb. Salt,
Pork Linoood Oil, Fisb OU. Carboa Oil.
Hardware, Qooemwaro, Tinware, Caetlpgi, Plowi
and Plow Caiticgn, NaiU, Fpikei, Corn Cultiva
tors. Cidft Preie,aod all kinds of Aies.
Per f timer. Paints, Varnirit, Glass, aad a jeoeral
aosortinoDt of StatloBei7t
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brnav, always aa hand, aad will be
told at tbe lowect pooBibhj ngurat.
LIQUORS, inch at Brandy, Wine, Oln, Whisky,
Jayne't Medicinal, Hoetetter't aid
Hoenaad'a Bilterl.
SOOe ponndt of Wool wanted for which tbt
bigheat price will be paid. Clovereeed en hand
and foa aale at tbe lowest txarhet print.
Also, Agent for Btmttonville aad CurweatvUle
Threshing Machines.
fefaCall aad tee for ycartelvea. Ton will ltd
everything usually hept ia a retail store.
. L. M. COUDRIET.
Prencbvllle P. 0., March 1. 1871.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE TUB CHEAPEST f
A Proclamation against High Prices!
WB are bow opening np a lot of tbe bftt arid
most oeasonahla Goods and Warrs tvrt
offered in this market, and at prices tbat rrtnind
one of the food old days of eheap things. Thvts
who lark faith upon this point, or doom our si
fations snperflaoos, need but
C.ilL UT OIR STORE,
Comer Front and Market streets,
Where tbey eaa see, feel, hear aad know for them
selves. To fully anderstand what are cheap poorif,
this must he done. Wa do not deem it necrMarr
to MunwAte and itemise oar stock. It la eu&uy,
for as to state that
We have Everything that is Needed
and ooBsamrd ia this market, aad at prices tksi
atitoniph both old and young.
deoSA JOSEPH BT1AW A 80V.
J)AMEL GOODLANDER,
LUTHKRSBURQ, Pi,
Dealer In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A 81I0K,
Tobaeoo, Qrooariea and Fish, Kails, KarJirarti
tjueensware and tilassware, Mt-a's and
Bcya' Clothing, Drug., Paints,
Oils, School books,
a large lot af Patent Mediolnea,
Candies, Kntt A Dried Fruits, Choree and Crach
ara, Rock and Rifle Powder,
Flour, Grain and Potatoes,
Clover and Timothy Seed,
Sell Leather., Morooooa, Linings, Bindings ail
Thread, Hboemakera' loolt and
fiboa Finding!.
Ht greater variety of gooda In nny atorc In tb
oouoty. All for salt very low for cash or emniiry
produoe at the Cheap Corner. Aug. 27, 17H.
JEW BTOKK AND KW tiUUDa
JOS. SHAW Ai BOS
Uat just opened a
Niw Eroat, ontiaInSt..CLiaiy!iLD, Pi.8
lately occupied bj Wm. r. ItiWIV.
Their t lock oooaliti of
Gaociaiu of lbs br-tt qoaJity,
Quek.nbware, Boots and Shoes,
and every article Becewarr for
one't oomforl.
Call and examioe our (took before
chasing elsawriere. May 9. 1P68-tf.
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
iuaav ron -Cblelterlng's,
9ulnway't ind Bmtrton'l Pianos)
Bmilb's, Mason A llswlin'f and Peleabrt'l
Organs nnd Mclodeons, nnd Orcvtr A
. Baker's Sewing Maebiatt.
alio vascann nr
Piano. Otltar, Organ, Harmony aad Yeeal Mo
sic. No purll Ukca for lose tbaa balf a term,
ef Rooms oppoelt Hulleb t Furnilart rtort.
tlearneM.JIIaM.Ja-lfj
Bcale's Embrocation,
(L A T POWILt'B.)
for all dlsaasee lacldent ta Boreal, Cattlt, aid
Iluaiaa Fleeb, reg-lrlng tba aaa ol aa
eiurul applteatlea.
Tblt Kmbrooailon waa attenalvely used y
Ihe Government during tbe wnr. K
Fortalt by Bnrta.lck A Irwin, f.
Joseph R. Irwla. Carweaatllla. Datltl
I4er, Lntbersberg. "'
JOSEPH It. KOWLES, Juftiro of
the Peace and Scrlveaer la tht
Lawrence township, CollitrloM gaanVssnd ona-f
wnmpily (alt mi. '