W eneaV ii ij 1 ijii1 ill in i m i rvi CLKAKK1ELD, PA ' T 1 -' ' ' WlDltESDAY MORNING, FEB. M, 1074. y" Terms of Subscription. If Ml In ed-eee,or within tunc monthi...! 00 . . . . . . , . I a (A II paid alter inn iu oeiore bib momm If paid after the expiration of ill month! 1 M I 00 v HEL1GIOU9 NOTICES. M.tti.dlat r.nlaconal Church Rot. A. D Tccua, Pastor. Publlo Bervloe every Sabbath at 10 A. M., ana Tt r.m. Sabbath Sohool at t A. M. row Meetint everv Thursday. t 7. P. M. Communion Bervloe, trst Sabbath of ertry unith. at till A. M. at. Andrew'! Church EplacopalKar. incut UaLL. Publlo Service Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, ud it T P. M. Sunday Bohoolat P. M. Prayer Mooting Wednesday evening .at t u'olook. Presbyterian Cnurrta Rev. H. B. Bittlbb. Habbatb aervteei morning ana eveuing nan Wk Sohool at I P. M. Prayer Mooting Wednet 4ay tronlng. Bt. Frauds' Church Catholic Her. P J. Snaaw.R. Nui at 104 o'oloek A. M., oa tho aeeond and fourth Snndayi or iach month. Lutheran Church. Ror. A. J. ll-vsoei rreachlnt every Sabbath, morning and aroning. Sabbath Sohool at I a. m. Prayer mooting every Wednesday evening. The Philipaboreers doloated two lady sohool directors oa tha 17th. Old fbglet they an over there, thyhow. Mr. A. M. Gmwold, "The Fot Con trlbutor," dollrorod hit "Ingoa Meal" lootura la tha Court Houst on Saturday tronlng, Thk DirriRiNCE. The onco glori oat lid of February cama and patted, aad did ot attraol H much attantloa at "ground bog A Bakc Entertainment. A grand iauiieel Conoert it to oome off at Arnold't Ilall, In Curwensvllle, on Friday aroning atzt, undtr tho asanagtmont of Prof. J. C. Bloom. A six weoks revival In the' M. E. 'Church, at Fhilipiburg, oloicl oa Wednesday latt, and about ono bundrod members wort added to tho tongregatlon. Death's Domoa. llollidayob-rg hat wlthia a fortnight lost three of it moot worthy oltliens. Hot. Darld Watson, Col. Johl MoKeage aad Deputy ProthonoUry Jobs R Boba. Sapit ArrucTED The editor of 'fba BntilU, It it quite evident, it annoyed with an Iron bridge nightmare. lie alio ttatat that did not name Judge Tbompiea, and that blf .article wat not intended for either Mr. Content or Mr. Brown. What a wonderful man that aditor It, anyhow. Wicked Brookvillc. -A ministers' Association la our neighboring capital hat just aooceeded in establishing the "Chrlttiaa com- plazloa" of Drodkvllle. The town oontalnt 205 Trotesaat and IS Cttholit families, leering 170 famlllet who bare 'no oburab connections, and out af a population of over ,S00, only 1,300 attend ehuroh. It It no wonder the Radical majority U to large la that patriotic town. Heavt Drawing. On the slight taow of the proient month, Mr. J. 11. Morebend, f Bnraslde, thit eounty, hauled over an ordiaary timber road, a distance of one and one-half milee, with a tpen of light hortet, a itiok of pine tim ber, measuring (5 feet in lenglb aad 15 by 20 inch faoet, making orer 193 eublo feet, and weighing probably Art unt. Can any of our teamsters heat that I Let ut bear from you. Borouoh Emotion The following -aimed pertom were eleoted oBoert of thit bor agh for the enruing year, oa Tueaday, the 17th : Diatriet Treasurer, leaao JoBniton Alienor, Wu.,W. Worrell) Cooetable, John MoCleiltn Blgk Cooetable, Kdward Maok School Directors, Jamea T. Leoaard, Itaao Johnston, Win. M. Mo- -Cullough, Frank Short, John F. Irwin, Tbot. H. Murray 1 Judge of Election, John L. Cuttle ) In tpectorf , Cyreniua Howe, Cyrnt Gordon ) Auditor, Oeorge L. Reed ; Orerteere of Poor, Jae. Wrlgley, J. a Whlteblll Towa Clerk, John W. 11 owe. March Fourth. The 4th of March it the aanal day for inaugurating Prealdentt, but the eitiaent of Clearfield and rioieity will hart the pleaturt of wltneaalng tomething substantial and mora elevating to the mind on that day. The proprietor hu fxed upon that day to inaa. gurate ar dedicate Ple'a Opera Ilouae. The etra aonlet are to be conducted by Miea Jennie Car- roll'e Star Troupe from New Tork which hat been peclally engaged at aa eaormeai aipenat for the oecatioa. Tblt Troupe li one of the largaat .aod pouattet the moat earled and highatt moral talent of any aow before the public. Thit new enterprise, brought about through the energy and public tpirlt af Sheriff Pie, de itorret tha liberal patron ere af every member of Ihla community, aad we will ba mistaken in the tone aad aentlment of our eltlieot If ha it lot re warded. ' Tha Lewlttown pipers, where Jennie Carroll's Select Company hat given ontertainmenta, tay : -"They attracted full houses. In foot, whether at actors or musicians, thit company it rarely el .celled, area oa the city boards. We commend the company wherever it goes to public favor, A Pleasant Aitair. We clip the fallowing from a late number or the Sharon (Aler cor county) srafa i The Meeiier Bouse, last Friday evening, was aha eoene of a very pleasant liitte aeaemuiage af persona who bad gathered there 1a see Mr. .Hugh Woods presented with a hendenue gold watch aad chain by tbe Catholic people of Sharon, for bis raoneesful effort! in caving their pastor, Rev. K. O'Branigen, at the time of the ferry-notl accident four weeka linee. Tbe presentation mat made la a well chosen address by Mr. John Mackin, and was responded to on behalf of Mr. Woods by Mr. Ueo. D. Herbert. ' Tbe watch is en JElgia movement la a handsome, heavy gold ease, an the inside of which Is Inscribed "Testimonial to lluch Woods, for berole conduct la saving Rev. K. O'Branigen from drowning, Jan. 7th, 1974.'' It it valued at one bunttrwl and seventy Ave dollars. ' Father O'Braalgaa it wall and favorably known da many of the oiliaeni of aur county. To fully amderatand tbe foregoing, at will state that at the time Indicated, Father O'Braalgaa aad all either geatlomea Were eroaaing tha Sbenango river . in a ferry boat. The boat tipped over throwing ihetn all cat. Hugh Woods, who amoag others appeared apen tbe totnt toon after tha aroldent, ylanged Into the river and aueoeeded la bringing Father O Dranigan to the shore, after having bean la Ue water hair an hour, and or eourae would flare been drowned bad he not beea rotated by Mr. Woods. Twa af the party were drowaed, aad four ethers washed tha shores In safety. ' Neolioence A man drew a note promising to pay cnt hundred dollars. He need tbe printed form, and did not close up tbt blank devoted to dollars, tnd after passing It aa negotia ble paper somebody Inserted "and flfty" after the no hundred and before the printed word dollars. The actt, tbnt altered, got into toe bands af aa innocent party, who presented It to the drawer, and tiy Soprano Court decided that the maker of tbe aota Wat Habit ror lit not, Because tnrougn Begtlgeaoe be did not draw a lint betteea tbe written word "hundred" and tbt printed word "dollars." Any testimony tbet tbt drawer might offer to establish the ftot that be gave the note for at hundred muat go for nothing, at "there wet aothlag ea tha face of the Bote to show that It had beea altered." Kvidenoo of the alteration on the faea of the Bote would bare ohaaged the cue. Let thll ba a (eetoa to all drawers af promissory notes. Ma ane can he too careful In such matters. , . Anothor ease aame ander our own observation tsw day! ago. Aa active beslneet man In an other countr. mailed ha a three dollar chock to pay a balaaot on kit account. He bad writtea the ward "three" at tha left aad or tbe blank la ' tha check, after which we eaald bare written "hundred" or "thousand" nicely, aad then be dropped hit pea dowa to the left heed comer end made tbeaa Of urea i $310. Had bt not accident ally made the dot ea the right, we might have added another aught and writtea "thousand," aad thereby reduced bit bank eeooautjuat 13,000, When he only deaigned to let ua have tkrdotlar$. Always (II the lift end of the blank and draw four rten from where van ttrr writing to the Wf "dollars," at the olbfr 1 of '! check, j ALPHAUTIO RHYME FOR PROIteeOR. ar bubbl. . A la for the apple yon gave to Profensor, w atea no accepted with the greatest pleasure j B Is fur beauty, of which he it poiteaaor i ou claim oe aat oeauty rare IB great measure. 0 Is for calling, which be does with a email bell, (The calling of hit worthy students, 1 neat ;) D la for duty, whiob we all ahould porfcrm well, - Ana learning irons him we are, can now DC seen. S ia for hia eyea, the oolor of haaven't blue, With which be eaq tee hia etudoata to ioatruct ,' F is for fun, which be muat bare, It la right too Young folkt like fun, and It it nc tin at trust. Q It for good. Our Father In heaven la good ror giving us suoh a teacher, we conress j H is for happy, and be to wt each and all thould, With tbt many, many pleasures we possess. I is the word be usee when tpeaklng of himself Does he e'er sneak are1 nf nimeelf like we do t J Is for John he will indeed by little elf Be to called surely all here itatcd li true. K It for kindness, by him ever to ut shows, And we hope the same by us Is shown to him j L is for his worthy lady, to us unknown j Ob, dear 1 1 eannnt think of any more rhymes. Lectin Cirr, January 80th, 1874. EDUCATIONAL. dbcatob Towmair. ! Report of Decatur school, taught by Mr. A. E. O Herbert, for Irst month ending Nov. 18th, 1873 : Whole number of pupils, 11 j children of proper age not in attendance, 13 j average attendance, 0 1 per oent. of atteodanoc, 80 j number studying arithmetic, 7 1 geography, 1 ; grammar, 1 f visited by Directors I room aorubbed. Second month, ending Dee. 18th, 1873i Whole number of pupils, 17 1 children of proper age But in attendance, 3 ; average atteadanoe, 13 per oeqt. of attendance, 77) number of pupils studying arithmetic, 11 ; geography, 3; grammar, 3 f visited by Diroctoro. Third month: Whole number of pupils. 10 1 chil dren of proper age not ia attendance, 3 ; average euoaaanoo, 14 per cent, ol attonaenoe, BT nun her etudying arithmetic, 1 1 1 ceoaraptir, 0 i aram mar, 3 visited by Directors oue iuatitutc at tended t the books are uniform t no pupils without neoessary books) reviews daily) take the School jommaij niuen aad drawing not taught. Moehannon school, taught by Mr. Silaa Recee. Report for (ret month, ending Nov. Irilh, 1873 : Whole number of upila, 43 ; arerage attendance, 30 t per cent, of attendance, 70 i number studvina arithmetic, 14; geography, 1 j grammar, 1 1 with out neoessary books, 8 ; visited by Directors.. Second month, ending Dee. 18th, 1873) Whole number of pupils, 64 ) average attendance, 37 ; per oent. of attendance, Oil number studying arithmetic, 22 j geography, 8 t grammar, 8 with out nooeaaary books, 8 1 visited by Director!. Third month, ending Jan. 28d, 1874 : Whole number of pupils, 60) average attendance, 82) per oent of attendance, 04 ) number studying arithmetie, 80) geography, 0) grammar, 8 with out neoosrary books, 8 : visited by Directors; do not take an eduoational journal ) musie and drm.v iog not taught ; bare no outline maps ; room hat aoi necn soruooea aunog term. Now Castle school, taught by Mr. O. W. Mat. tern. Report for first month, ending Nov. 2Hh. 1873 : Whole number of pupils, 20; average at teadanoe, 16; per cent, or attendanoe, 49 ( aum her of scholars of proper age not In attendanoe, 3 ) number studying arithmetic, 18 1 geography, grammar, mueie and drawing net taught during the month ; number without necessary books, 16; visited by Direotort. Second month, ending doc. join, let: vrnoic number or pupils, 27 children of prop r age eot In attendanoe, 1 1 arer age attendenee, 22 ) per cent, of attendance, 86 number studying arithmetic, 20 ) geography, 3 without necessary books, 16) rielted by Directors. Third month, ending Jan. 20th, 1874 1 Whole number or pupils, 26 ebildreo or proper age not in nttendenoe, 0 ) average attendenee, 17 ; per cent, of attendanoe, 08 j number studying arith metic, 14 ; geography, 2 ; without neoeeaary books, 16 : visited by Directors ) room has been scrubbed during the month ) review eecb week. Ohio school, taught by Mr. C. U. Speck. Re port for first month, ending November 1Mb, 1873 : Whole number af pupils, 16 ; average attendanoe, 11 ) per cent of attendance, 78 ; number studying arithmetic, 1 1 1 geograpby, e ; grammar, A ; with out necessary books, 4; visited by Directors; room has been scrubbed duriog the mouth ; re view every Friday. Second month, ending Dec. IHtb, 1)173 : Whole number of pupils, 16; arerage attendance, jz ; per cent, oi attendance, Ml; nuia ber ttudylog arithmetic, 12; geography, 9 i grata mar, 0; without neoeiiery books, 2; music and drawing not taught ) do not take aa eduoatiooal journal. Jefferson school, taught by Mr. T. Hudson. Re port for Orst month, ending Nov. lKth, 1873 : Whole number of pupils, 66 average attendanoe, 40 ; per cent, of attendance, 73 ; autnber studying drawing, 28; arithmetic, 33 : geography, 28 t gran.- mar, 16 ; visited by Directors ; take the Mool Journal review daily, recood month, ending Dec. 18th, 1873 : Whole number of pupils, 6; average auenaanoe, ez ; per oent or attendance, 72: number studying drawing, 66 arithmetic, 62; geography, 16 ) grammar 20 ; riaited by Directors. Beavertown sohool, taught by Mr. John Bris- bin. Report for first month, ending Nov. 18ib, 1873 : Whole number of pupils, 41 ; average at tendance, SB; per oent. of attendance, 70; number studying enlbmetie, ZU; geogrsphy, 1 ; grammar, 1. Second month, ending Dee. 18th, 1873: Whole number or pupils, 48 ) average attendanoe, 32 per cent, of attendance, 68 j number studying arithmetic, 24 ; geography, 1 ; grammar, 1 ; vit- itea by Directors j disadvantaget-e-irregular at tendance. ... Chesterrllle school, taught by Mr. C. C. Sliults. Koport ror Urst month, ending Dee. Dlh, 1873 U hole number of pupils, 40 ; average attendance, 41 ; per cent, of attendance, 80; number studying drawing, so; aritnmetie,! ;geograpny, III; visited by Directors! take an eduoational journal, and review daily. No other reports btvt been received from De catur townsnip. rcRouton vownsaip. No reports received. DltraiCT IKSTITl'TI BBTIMa. Lawrence and Clearfield Institute will meet at Mt. Joy, oa alaturday, Feb. 28th, at 10 o'clock a. . Three sessions will he held. Evening ces sion will commence at 7 e'olock. Question for debate : ifeeorecr, "That tbe verdict of popular : : i. i , ,, .a. l i..ir..k A UIIU,UH 1. J U... flHrifl, fllllllll UillH Ml. Rcad segatirc, Messrs. Mulbollea and McKen rick. " m s DEATH OK NR. SWOOPE. At a meeting of the Clearfield Bar Association, held oa Tuesday, tbe 17th day of February, 1874, upon being informed of the death of Hon. IL Bucber Swoope, the Collewlog preamble and reso lution! were unanimously adopted : WnanaAt, In tbt tnserutlhla wisdom of an all wise Providence, Hon. II. Bocnaa Swoora has been removed from the ere n el of thit life ( and whereas, tbe announcement of bis sodden death has filled us with sincere sorrow, which It ia At and proper for vs to cipvert, therefore, Rttolmi, That we hare beard with profound regret of tho death of our brother member of this Bar, to which he has edded so mooh lustre by his untiring devotion to tbe pursuita af hia honored calling. Ia eerly life be eeme to ear town where by virtue af hie native talent and cultured mind be attained an eminent position in tbe ranks of bit proreasioa. In later yeers, at at entered a widor field, and ane more peonliarly adapted to the development of bis rarequalitiesasabrilliant and powerful arlmlnal lawyer, ha occupied a epbere of usefulneaa to tbe Uovernment and peo ple oi nta country, woion aut lew men are queiiueu la fill so well, ifesideeel, That 'a bis death our country has lort a valuable and distinguished ouleer, and a highly esteemed and good eitisen nnr .eotnmuutty a warm and generous friend, and our Bar one who by bis liberal eduoatloa and rant gefta was well fitted to adorn hit profession. Jfesofeed, That wt will attend bit funeral la a body, and wear the asual bedsm of mourning, ifeseiartt, That ws tender onr beertfelt sympa thies to tbe iMwted family of the deceased in tbelr bereavemeat, and that a copy of these resolutions he presented to them. ftuolrtd. That the proceeding! of this meeting be published in the county papere, and that the rretneaotary be requested to obtain permission or court to enter these resolutions upon record. T. II. Ml'RHAY, Pree t J. W. Bauti, Secretary. A Poetic Jurt. At the late term of the Juniata eeunty court, la a case of trespass, wherein a Mr. Dobbs' crop of oatl wat devoured by a Mr. Watera' cattle, tbe Jury rendered thi following amoafng poetical verdioti , la eighteen hundred and sevooty.throe, ' About tho year, we all agree, From Tuscarora, great in fam The suit of Dobbs vt. Waters same. A farmer lo the plaintiff Debbs, ' None of yonr town ar city snobs, It wes by cattle, not by gnats, That plaintiff lost hit crop of oats. Poor Dohbs bad built his fence cf brush, Is why be did not care hit mush, For Waters' cows, en sideling level, Wont for the oats like til the d I. But Dobbs It poor we til feel lure, And has our sympathy for cure, We go for him with tut, but, hn'k I A neighborly feooe It not of brush. Pc In tbe eaee before us pendant, We find a verdict for defendant. Kieuse ua for this queer effusion, The verdict'! right and no delasioa. r'mmrm DriiKiATinN. We are re- o united to innoanee that tha new I'recbyteriaa eharoh at PeaSald, tblt oounty, will be dedieated aa Wedaeeder. March 11. 1874. About II JOO re main to bt paid o) the ehnreh alrnetare, audi It Is hoped the amount will be eueerruiiy suuscnoeu. Ai monev mature arc a little close Just now we have to doubt the trustee will accept paper due by the first or Juae. A general Invitation It ti. traded to tbe public Is ttltnd thi dedication. MuaioAL Concert. Prof. Clary and hit wife will give a Concert la the Court House, tblt (Wednesday) evening, asilited by lb fol lowing local talent i Misset Kralaer, MoAlplnc, Graham, Moore, Smith, Cooper, and Mettrt . Buck, Smith, K ratters and othera. Prof, Clary It blind and giveo these eoneerti a' a meant of raiting money to have his light restored. Doors open at T and Conoert commonest at 8 o'clock. Admission 60 cents Children 26. Ticketi for sale at the PvetoISM and Bhaw'f Drug Store. t" List of lottera rnmmninrr unclaimed In the Posloffine at Clearfield, for the week ending February 23d, 1874 l Beck, Molly Mains, Daniel Brake, K. McCraoken, Htrrlek Baylis, Sarah ' MoCretry, Mrs. ' Cron, Amot Moller, f). O. Dale, John NUeon, Osker Dunlap, Martha Paasraore, Mrs. Carrie Dunlap, Kdinund F. Queon, Patrick ; Dunlap, J, Ross Koscnhoover, Christian Frits, Herman (2) Rider, William Urahaui, Miai Jam Saraelson, Jobnnoet (lough, John Shinel, Susan M. Hudson, Mist Ann Troisier, Jeremiah Home, Martin Towell, Alice Johnson, Kdward . ... Thompson, Benjamin Kelley, II. M. White, F. A. I ; Kyler, Elisabeth ' - - P. A. OAl'LIN, P. M. Lawrence Township Election. The following named persons were eleoted to fill the various ofAocs, on Tuesday, the 17th inat i District Treasurer, Joseph Owens) Asscsior, Jamea B. Shaw ; Supervleort, Jat. Brown, John R. Park, J. L McBride, J. L. McPherton ) Con stable, Nathaniel Rishel ) ' Judge, Wm. Ogden, Inspectors, James Dougherty, George Oulich) Sohotjl Directors, Newton Fulton, Ruful Thomp son Overseers of Poor, M. F. Wallace, Ueo. U. Hall Auditor, B. J. Conklin Town Clerk, W. L. Antes. Thit township under a special act af Assembly elects four Supervisors. ?atai Accident. Robert Patter son, in tha employ of 'Squire Swan, at Ansonvllle, was to tcrlouily Injured while hauling timber on the loth last., that be died on tbe 10th. He leavet a wife and three children. The strangest thing about the ease Is that neither Mr. Patterson, who remained sensible all the while, nor those in bis cimpany could tell how be wat Injured. Mr. Bloom, who wet tome distance ahead of bim with a team, upon looking back noticed Paltersoo lying acrost the timber stlok on hit own sled, tnd stopping bit team went back and found bim help less. How be was Injured is a mystery. New P. O. The Pont Mooter Gen- aral hat established a post emce at Bamberger, and appointed Gto. L. Glasgow F. M. This office li on the Bennett's Branoh Railroad, about sii nillet aorth-weit of Luthenburg, la Brady towniblp, and in a few yean will rival tha older burgs In population. . Fun TLo Philipeburg Journal aays there is a movement on foot to have the Furge end Stclner'l damt stocked with black baas, and tbt Fish Commissioners have been communicated with oa tbe tuhjoct. Why dun, tomebody bring fish over thit way t Wt bavt plenty cf streams to put them Into. Another advertisement in regard to ipecial legislation appeira thit week, to which attention is directed. Splendid vfrffttg;. Wd have rarely, if ever, wltneaoed finor or more charming acting than the Grand Oners boune, last evening, that of the Jennie Carroll oompan y, at in the thrilling and aflucl'ng drama of the "Xiittlo tuanty urphon." in the former appeurancea ot Jennie I arroll, Mark Bates and Hi. Henry here, they were groat lavoritoa and it was thought thoir acting was its near tho por I no tion of brilliancy aa could be attained, and wo hardly expected to ice it ex celled as it was to ao great and oalis- fiictory a dogree last etening. liven' part o theirs wa sustained with great dramalio credit, acd the remaining members of the "stock" rendered more than the avorage support. The appreciation of the entcrluinmont was very marked by the auuiorvce prcseut. Jiamsburg Uclegrapn. This troupe will givo four enter tainments in Pie's Opora llouso, in Clearfield, commencing on the evening of Murcb 4th, and no one who can at- tond should allow the opportunity of hearing them go by. Bpttlfllt, Broat Roan ron Rut.-The Store-room an Second street, lately occupied by J. M. Kratsar, is far rent. The room is 22x00, with wareroom 22x40, end celler underneath wareroom The lo cation Is among the best In towa, aod suitable for any kind of buslnest Feb. 18-31. JAMK8 L. LEAVT. Fob Salb. -Tbe M. K. Parsonage la the bor ough of New Washington. For price, terms, Ac., apply to tbe Xruiteet, new wasbingtoa, re, fob 11-3U Mr. John Troutmaa bat gene Into tbe Under taking businees in connection with his Forniture business. Imported Walnut Casksts and Coffins always on nana aad rurnisbed promptly, ruuer all attended. Rbnotal. Dr. E. M. rtcheurer has removed his office from Matonie Building to bis residence. on Market street, rormerly tbe rcsldenoe or ly. D. Wattoa. Newspaper Decisions I. Any person who takes a paper regularly from tbe Post Office whether directed to bis name or anothsr't, or whether he bat tubtorlbed or not li responsible for tbe payment. 2. If any person orders bis paper diseontlnned he must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may continue to send until payment ie made, and col lect the whole amount, whether the paper is taken from tha office or Dot t. The courts bare decided that refusing to take newspapers or periodicals from the Post Office, or remoring and leaving them uncalled for, Is prima facie evidenoe cf intentional fraud Paiuti Ann Paihtibs' Fitniagt. Our stock of Paints and Painters' Materials is complete, In cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John Lu cas A Co't Pure White Lead, F. R. A Co's Buck Lead, and a number of cheaper bvands of White Lead: also. Linseed Oil. Turpentine. Varaishesof all kinds, a full line of Bruebes, and a full line of colors, dry and in Oil. myj'7 H. F. Btcuta A Co, A Cabo. Mist McAlnlne, teacher nf Muslc, Paintlng, Crayon aad Drawing. Room at the Academy, eug27 Save Time! Save Labor! Bare Money I Save Clothea I The " Novelty Wringer " it tbt but in tbe market. Buy It try It. For sale by It. F. Butts A Co. Montour Blate Paints, for painting boiitet in side and outside Cottagea, Farm liulldinga, Ao. Beautiful, durable aad economical, ti round lo para Linseed Oil. y28'7l H. F. Bronte A Ca, Bird Cages a large assortment at II. F. Blg- ter a Lo. s. H. F. Biglor A Co, bare been making extensive additions to their stoek or Hardware the last few days. Kverytblag new In Shelf Hardware, Sad dlera' Hardware, Farmere' Hardware, Builders' Hardware, and Hardware of all hinds, can beseea at tneir store. , . May 22. 1 ' Saws, Dlstan'i Crone-cut Saw, Great Amor loan Saw, Rnyntan'i Lightning Saw, at 9 24-72 II. F. BtoLta A Oe't. R. R. Wheelbasrowt, Rahy Carriages, Toy Ex press Wagons and Wheeiharrowe, at myl8'7l II. F. Hiunn A Co't. CaMaed Plaster for talt by II. F. Blgler A Co. Paints, Oilt aad Varnishes for sale by U. F. Blgler A Co. Wood and Willow Ware cf all descriptions for sate ey it. r, nigier uo. CUT THIS OUT. It Hay Mara Voar Ufa. There is no person living hut whet euffenmore or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con sumption, yet some would die rather than pay 76 oenta for a bottle of mediolio that would cure them. Dr. A. Uueohee'a Uertnaa Syrup hat late ly been Introduced in thit country from Herman v. and iti wondreut cures astonishes every one tnat try It. ir yoa doubt what we tay In print, cut thit out and take It to your Druggist, C. D. Wat ton, and get a tempts bottle'free cf chare, or a regular site tor 70 oenta. u. u, tJlicaN, . 2aug7Xj Woodbury, V. J. Axr.l. Seventy-five dosea Clearfield Wood shoppers Airs at f:.':7I. H. r. BIOLER A Co'l. ,arrifd. v. rlitna towaabln. February 15th, 1074, by flao. W. Stiuvaa, K.e,., Mr. LEANDEB H. DI'Niiar, or new rora, to niise sah CLAIR, of Clearfield aouaty. Ia Huston township, on Tuesday, February I7tb, 1674, by Rer. J. T. Lamia, Mr. . u. SHKRWOOD.ofNsw Bruaswtok.taMissCKDO. RA BUNDY, af Huston townsnip, uiearueiu county. 1 - ' v. tt...t,i. inv.atin an Wednesdav. Febru ary 11th, 1874, NANCV.wlfoof Daii. Oobiiab, ta tbt turn year oi ner age. Our ealeemad frieud, like thousands oerore bim, has prematurely lost the partner of bit life, who ike aone else mutually shared blsgrlels tnd joyi. Such Is tbe pilgrimage of life. Sheriff's Sale. BT vlrtutofwrUiof Vtndilioni Erponat, tflDed oat of th Coort of Common PUi of Clenr tttld oonntj, and to mo dlrootod. thtro will bo oipoMd to pubUoiftU, U tho Court Homo, in tbo borouch of Oleorflold, on Monday, tho 16th day of March. 1874, at 1 o'clock, p. m., tho follow Id deicrlbod real oatato, to wit i Thrj certain tract of land iltaato la wood ward towniblp, Clearfield county, Pa., being one third of tht Samuel Kmlia traot, bounded outh bjr tout hern lino of tho Kml.n traot and northern hot or toe noinn nrant iraoi, out oj iid a i Tid ing the B. Emlin aud H. Motioe traot, went by line dividing tho 8. Kml.n and W. Parker traot aod north by dmiioo line of the B. Emlin traot, aid lino oummenoing at a poet on line between Parker and Km I in traota and running north 60 dugreea oaat oorosi aaid Km) in traot 2 .'JO perohei to poit on line between H. MoUeo and Bam Em lin traoti, aaid northern line being the eontbern line of the two-thirdo of tho aaid Emlin traot, and- containing HA aorei, more or leu, and al lowance, about forty acre, cleared and a bouee aud barn erected thereon. No. S. Being part of earrey in the name or William wmar, bounded hy I wide of W. B. Alexander and othera, contain Ing llta. acrei, being partly oleared and having houae and ether iuiproTementa and a good ooai mine In operation thereon. Ho. S. Bouoded north by John 1. Alexander and other landi of D. 0, Ilonoal, touth by landi of Bhoff and Jaraei Comely, weat by land of J, II. Fulford and Ueo. Uookeuberry and east by land of Albert A Uru'i, being part of tbe Wm. Wiitarand Koland Krana traota, containing 200 aorea and allowance and having 120 aorea cleared, a good two-itory frame dwelling Houae, largo irame nana Dam tneroon and underlaid with two vein, of coal, Beiaed, taken in execution aod to be aold aa tbe property ofbavid 0. llenial. Alio, a certain traot of land situate la Oaoeola borough, Clear lit Id eounty, Pa , on the north aide of Curtin itreot. known In tbe plM of aaid tuwn aa lot No. 2U6, with a reierre of ail mineral! un der the aame, and having a twtilury frame house and etablo aad other outbuilding! thereon, beiaed, taken la execution and to be told aa tbe property oi narry ueaa. Alae, a certain traot of land iltuate in Oiceola borough, Clearfield eounty, Pn,, known aa lot No. 18 in aaid borough, having a front on Lingle itrect of fifty feet and extend iog bark along Coal Itreet one hundred and fifty foot to Kdward alley, and baring a large two-ftory frame hotel and ootbuildingi thereon ereetred. Alao, the right, U- tie and interest of Abrabaia tioaa in lot No. 87. adjoining the above described lot. Beited, taken in execution and to be aold as tbe property of Aoraoata mm. Alao, the following dt scribed parts of two lots oi ground situate ta ino towa ot afaynesriiie, in Uulien townsnip, Clearfield oounty. Pa., via: Bi ginning at the corner of Bpruoo and Walnut streets tneaee along Spruce itreet one hundred and twenty feet to Hoe of lot No. 42 , thence back along line of lot No. 42 one hundred foetf llienoe by line at right angle with said lino one hundred and twenty feet to Walnut street i thence along Walnut street ono hundred feet to tbe eorner of Spruce and Walnut streets andptaoe of beginning! aud being the one of lots No. 43 and 44, fronting on Bpruoe street, bouoded bt Walnut aod Spruce streets, lot No. 42 and the reeiduo of lots No. 43 and 44, with a story and a half frame house and outbuildings thereon erected. Beiaed, taken in execution aad to bo aold as the property of Uoorge uewen. Also, a certain traot of land situate la Union townahip, Clearfield oounty. Pennsylvania, be ginning on line between tracts No. 2t)Ufi and 3691 at tbe turnpike leading from Clearfield ta Lu there burg ; thenoe by aaid pike south 64 degrees ea-t 24 4-10 perches thence north 74 dfgrers eost lo perches more or leas, thenoo south 73 degrees tail 22i perches mora or less, thence north fill degrees east 14 perches mora or lose t thenoe north 43 degrees east 9 perches more or less ; tbsnee north 70 degrees out Hi perches more or lees to white pine; thenoo weet 110 perches mnro or less to a poet ; thenoe north 12a perches more or tesi to place of beginning containing eighty (AO) at res mora or less. Beiaed, taken lo execution and to be sold as the property of Samuel Austin ara f. w. jean. Tains or 8-lo, The price or sura al which the property shall be struck off mast be paid at the time of sale, or such other arrangements made as will be ariproved.otberwisethe proper ty will be Immediately put up and sold again at the expense and rtak of tha person to whom It was struck off, and who, ta ease or deficiency at sush re sale, shall make good tbo aame, aad la no instance will tho Deed be presented la Court for eonflrmatioa unless tha money is actually paid to me bfteriff. w, K. Mci Uannufi, Bnaaipr's Orrtcn, Sheriff, Clearfield, Pa., Feb. 24,1874. j Sheriffs Sale. BT vlrtne of writs cf Fitri Faiiat, Issnel cat of tbe Coart of Common Pleas of Clear. Held eoontv. tnd to mt dirteted, there will be exposed to PUBLIC 8ALB. at tbe Coort Hoots, in tbe borough of Clearfield, oa Monday, tbe Ittb tf 1 Marrn, IS74. at 1 o'olee, p. m., tbe following Heal K.tate, to witi One town lot in the borongh of Ifoutsdale1 known as lot Ko. 60, bounded ua tbe north by Clara street, 140 feet, aad ea the east 60 feet br flood street, on south bj lot No. 68, on the west by Pine alley. Seised, taken in execution and ta be sold as tbe property or unristopaor Hillary. Tannt ev Slue The price or mm at which the property sbatl be struck off mnst be paid al the time of tale, ar inch aiber arranxments made aa win be approved, otherwise the property wilt be Immediately put np and told affaia ai tht expense and risk of tbt pereon to whom it wes stntek off, aad who, la cese of deficiency at sueh re sale, shall make goad the same, end ia ae Instance wilt the Deed be preaented In Court for confirmation unless the money is eetually paid tc ue bnerttT. w. K. MurilBKNun, Bnteirr't Orrict, I Sheriff. Clearfield, Pa., Feb. 36, 1 874. J SPECIAL LEGISLATION. No tloo Is hereby given to tho publlo and all parties interested, that application will bo made at tbe prevent session of our State Legislature to pass an aat authorising tbo overeeer of tha Poor of laawraaoo townahip, im the oounty of Clear field, to levy a tax for poor purposes upon the onseated lands fn said township, at the same rate per aenL as may be leviftd upon sauted property M. F. WALLACE. J.B.SHAW, JOSKP11 OWENS, and others. Lawrence Tp., Feb. 24, 1A74 4t. I I -I 1 BISEL'S BEE HIVE RTOIti; LOCK IIAVEJT, PENN'A. Ilavlna added fifty feet te our already etrw- eloas Store Room, and with aa enlarged stoek i everything In tht lint tf DRY GOODS, we Invllt tht people cf Clearfield oounty to enf) aad Impact the tame. Our foods were bought at the low pric during the late panic, and we art bow prepared la offer Inducement! neb aa were never before offered he Lock llevoa. Beyers wilt Dad It greatly te their advantage ta call ca nt before making their pnrcliatoi. J. . EVERETT CO., Pmp'rs, Wk Haven, feb. 11, l74. -tm N KW ADVERTISEMENT I . SPECIAL, ANNOUNCEMENT! , T. A. FLECK & CO. would announce that they are bow opening for tbe Fall Season tbe most attraotlrt and tomplete clock of ,. ; , ' Millinery and Fancy Goods ever before offered In Clearfield. In our Fancy Uoods Department we are offering full Unci of lloelcry. Woolen Good a, Gloves, Hoop ttklrti, Tlet, . Certeta, I.atee, Hair Coodt, Blbbont, Canvast Pattern a. Dress Trlmaiiotra, Worsteds, cVc, all of which wt are offering at attraotlrt prices. MTLTcTTTZST DETAETUEITT. We are now opening the latest styles and novel, tits for the Fall Seaeon. -. B0NNETI, DAT8, '! rBATUIRS, ' PLl'MHB, VELVET RIBBONS, . TIPS, ORNAMENTS, 'LOWERS, ao. OUE TRIMMING DEPARTMENT is ia charge of a IreUclass Trimmer from the city. We solicit an Inspection of ear styles by the ladies af Clearfield aud vicinity. Store room tbe eeme at now occupied by Wm. Reed, on Market ttreet. 'aovc'71 T. A. FLECK A CO. REED I REED1 REEDI MARKET STREET, CLEAR FIE ID, PA. DRY GOODS! CARPETS 1 CARPETS 1 CARPETS! Gentlemen's FurnlshlngGoods, .Ladies. Misses Si Children's Shoes! The undersigned, baring leased again, will eentlnue te represent tbe abevt linee cf goods in all their breeches, and having reduced my ex penses to one-third less, I can afford and WILL SELL goods at , A CLOSE MARGIN 1 i shell toatlaue te tell for cash, at that eaab buyert seed not fear helping to mtke ap for lessee. I will, at heretofore, keep a Reliable Class of Gvods, and will la all eases try to gire yon the value of your uoaey. 1 am reoelring a flna line of ' BLACK ALPACAS Tins wttt It li my Intontlon to wtak fAiVot Jir'j Day en throughout tbe oounty, giro tuti ettention. WM. REED,-- Market Street. Clearfield, Pa. , Febrtury 4, 1S74. , , fs9Thi from the aboro ao one may etneet toe mooh, 1 will Juat here etat that there will be no ehrotuoi or promiume f(lren, aad will further guarantee that no one wUI ful more value then tbelr money Invgatod. BRICK I BRICK! BRICKI A NEW BRICK YARD. WB. PLCMMER CO., having started e a aew and extensive Brick Yard In Clrarfleld, are prepared to maki contracts for first tiara Ked Urlek, In large or email qnanttllrt. Orders and ourrospondtnec solicited. Informa tion can be obtained by calling at Hyader't Mu sic Store, or by addressing W. 8. 1 LtUMM Kit a m. rnyT-tf ClearflrM, Pa. s TONE'S SAW GUMUER3 AND SAW UPSETS. Wt have received the agency for the above and will tell them at manufacturer's nrloei. Call aud examine them. They are the hst. TUHTICRH' tft (OrlllTABI.KH' kVEM (I We have printed a large aamher of the new FEB BILL, and will on the receipt of twenty, vt cuts, mail a copy te anv tildr.ii, sjiyS' Jiardu'irf, Clnitarr, tit. H. F. BIGLER & CO., ntttaai UAItWWARE, ' Also, Manufacturers of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. . CLIABF ILP, PA. F AEMINtt IMPLEMENTS of oil kinds for tals by 1 . U. F. BIOIjEB CO. JAILKOAD WHEELBARROWS for sal. by U. F. BIOLER k CO. 0IL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS, Neils, etc., for sals by II, F. BIOLER 4 CO. JJARNESS TRIMMINGS k SHOE Findings, for sale hy II. F. BIOLER V CO. QUNS.PISTOLS SWORD CANES For talt by " H. F. BIOLER CO. gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND . fllxss, for aale by , - n. F. iilOLER k CO. JRON ! IRON I IRON1 IKON1 , tot sals by . 4 II. F. BIOLER k CO. JJORSE SKOES k HORSE SHOE . ' ' HAILS, for talt by II. F. BIOLER k CO. pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES Aad b.st Manufacture, for talt by II. F. BIGLER k CO. "UIIMBLE SKELNS AND PIPE . BOXES, for sals by H. F. BIGLER k CO. RODDER CUTTERS for aale by cb30-7O H. F. BIGLER CO. RONSIDES STORE. G. S. FLEGAL, DEALER IN HARDWARE, STOVES, II EATERS, - . RANGES, - ' - HOLLOW-WARE, TAINTS. OILS 4 VARNISH. : POTTY 4 GLASS, ROPES, "" BTF.P-LADDERS, WOOD AND "WILLOW WARE! The celebrated Toledo Antl Freeilng Galvanised IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS. , No bettor Pompi ia tbe market. - LAMPS, CflASDELIERS, LANTERNS, LAMP FLUES, ar til kinds, LAMP FIXTURES, Aa. All at lowest prices. 1-1474 PreaquclsU Htreet, Philipeburg, Pa, FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES, Jsatr" ar atx aiaati BHte Darrows, Wtrehonet Tracks, Copying Presses, Improved Money Drawer, Ae. roa SXLI BT II. F. BIOLER k CO., Deal en In Hardware, . mekM:70.tf Second Street. Clearfield. Pa. JANIEL GOODLANDER, LUTHERSDURO, PA., Dealer in DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY Si GLOVES, BATS A CAPS and BOOTS A SHOES, Tobacco, Groceries and Fish, Kails, Hardware, Quaensware and tilaasware, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Drag', Paints, Oils, School Hooka, ' , a large lot of Patent Medicines, . Candicc, Nuts A Dried Fruits, Cbeeae and Crack ers, lloek and Rifle Powder, Flour, Grain and Potaloca, i.-s Clover aad Timothy Seed,v ' ' Sole Leather, Morocco a, Llnlurs, Bindings and Thread, Hhoemaken' Teoli and Shea Findings. Ko greater variety of goods In any store In th eounty. All for sale very low fur cash or eoentry produce at the Cheap Corner. Aug. 2T, 187, KRATZER & LYTLE Ternentloe.1 f Nulla, 10 U X Ulaea, I "utty, Paints, WILL SELL V Olla, J French, Richards & Co.'s Buck Lead ANV Calcined Plaster VERY CHEAP. Immense stock on band. Clenrfirld, Pa., June 4, IHU. The Lightning Tamer. fpHE nndertlgned art Iht tolt Agentt In this X county ror the "North American Oalvanlted LIOHTMNU RODS." Ibcteara tkecnlvaafe rods now la nst, aad are endorsed by all the scientific aiea la the country. Vim hereby notify tbe cillsenc of tha tounty that we will rut them up a better rod, aod for Ists money, than It tbarged by tht foreign agent who nnnnally traverse tha eounty aad earry oa ear mut caan, acver la return. ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR. Tkoee wishing Lightning Rodt erected oa their buildings need butaddrett ns by lettsr, or call la persoB. Wt will put tbem np anywhere In theeounty, and warrant them. Tht Hods and rixturei eaa ns teen at sty time by calling al ai, itn,, If tf btnl t'n . X - " ' M. I, BlUbLS B, I J , Clearlltld, March 19, t7 t FT Ik 5m &om, ?mtxt$, 6t(. i, r. wtxvisu... WEAVER A XJETTS CLEARFIELD, PA., ; . ... Are offering, at tbt old stand of Q. L. Reed A Co., their stock of goods, tontUllof otV ;, DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS A SnOES, HATS A CAPS, BARDWABB, QUEENSff ARE, FL0UE, FEID, SALT, &o., &o., At tbt most rcasontble rales for CASH ar In exehange for Square Timber, Boards, Shingles, OR COUNTRY PRODUCE. ' SeT-Advaneei made to these engaged In get ting aut sqosre lumber oa tbe most advantageous ijwni,'..-." - - - ' 1.' - pdtlJinTS - MARBLE AM) ST0E YARD ! Mrs. 8. 8. LID DEL L, Having engaged la the Marble business, desires to inform bar friends and the public that she has now and will keep constantly on band a large and well selected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLE, and is prepared to furnish to order TOMBSTONES, BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS, MONUMENTS, Curbs aad Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window Sills tnd Ctpt, also, BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND TOPS, Ac,, Ac .Tard on Reed street, near tbe R, R. Depot, . . n. I. tm JOHN TROUTMAN, DEALER IN FURNITURE, ' MATTBESSES, AND Improved Spring Beds, MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0. Tbe nnderiH'irned begs leave to Inform tbe cltl seus of Cleartlelil, tnd the public generally, that be hat on band a fine assortment of Furniture, each as Walnut. Cliestnnt and Paintcd.Cbember Suites, Parlor Suites, ltcctining and. Extension Chairs, Lailies and Uents' Easy Chairs.nlui Per forated Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cane Sf3e and Windsor Chairs, Clothes Bare, Step ar, 'I l.i ten sion Ladders, Hat Racks, Scrubbing Bruslles, Ac MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES, Looking Olaases, Cbronus, Ao, which would be suitable tor Uolieay presents, declu 73 JOHN TROI TMAV HIE LATEST MOVKI THE LATEST MOVE! HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S DRUG STORE, To their new Luildlng on Second Street, nearly opposite the store of Weaver A Belts, CLEARFIELD, PA., Wfcoro thr will eontlnao to (rapply their old and aa many ntir euttomera aa ua coin a, witk PURE DRUGS! 1IEMICALS1 PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS, (Iacludlng all new rcmedict,) Patent Mrdicinss, Paints and Oils, (lleei and Putty, School Books, Statinnury, Paper, Ac; aleo, a full line of Drug- Iiste' Snndriet, ilalr . Tonics, Cosmetiot, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Toilet Soaps, Pocket Books, Ac, all of .. ' the beat quality. ' PURE WISES AND LIQUORS, for medical A sacramental purposes only, Para While Lead, Colors of all kinds, Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Turptn. tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnixk Brushes, Flavoring F.xlraels, Confectfonrrlei, Bird Seed, Splee, ground tnd ungrounu, ui an aious. SMOKERS AND CIIEWERS Wilt tad car stork nf Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Imported and De- mettio I'lgers, Snuff ar.d Flne .ut to I of tha very best bramls In the market, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS, All klndt of GLASS WARE GARDEN SEEDS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS aad Musical Trimming! of every variety. Having a long experience In tbe buslneri, and an extensive ami well selected stock of modiolnes. we ant tnahlrd te fill Physicians' prescriptions a tnv soonest noure ana ob the most reasonable terme, day and night. HARTSWICK A IRWIN Cleerflell, Pt., May II, 1871-tf. T I.ME! LIME The anilorelgprr It new prepared; to furaltk puuiio wu an txteuaut quality or Bellefonto Wood-Bgrned Lime, rot nlattorlne ntinose. tie il,. tn... quantity. Can be found for the present Bt Ple't new huliilln. M..w.i ' . "'f L, K. McCVLLOtOH ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE tJREAT REDUCTION-OF PRICES I BY S. PORTE SHAW, O. D. . C' : IMPORTANT TRl'IHSi a-a I. .dllns a liebttr tariff ta h.nee the feu and ateefevale charge f. r ..nlal and full let! of Teeth. I nta tbt be t manuraotura oi iem 1M1 ' . operations registered and warranted to give it; vice aod satisfaction. " ' Friends, rctloot that my charge! for the Inser. tlon of artificial and the laving of tbe natnri I teeth erenow the most reasonable in Pennrylvanl: . Preservt your teeth and yon preserve your healll Putting of the nstural le.in In a bealthy.pn servativeand useful condition Is made a specially. ... a .irrm.tin.efiininon to tbe DOUtL. yieca.es uaiu m, , law and associele parts, are treated and oorecteu with fair tuooesl. , Exauiinations and eontulU- tlone raxn. . ',: . , It would be well for patltnti from a distance lo let me know by mail a few dayt before coming " IMs veryimportant that oklldren between tbe of six and twelve yean thould Lave their Uetb examined. ',..,- A Tll.t. ... Anessthctiot are anminisier.u .uu -- moved without pain. ' . ' ... . ' j .l,..ij,v am tudeadbvail the world by the expressions of the face, hence bow very aisaairouo me it """". r .... i. i..iui. an ainreetion of distorted feature, even apart from a hygienic view. Now, to enjot natural (not artificial) comfort! and pleasurei. respect and oocy natnrm '''T.,Tuu a n. run, Ofllee In New Masonio Building, Second slreet, Clearfield. Pa. .DENTAL CARD. ; Dr. A. . HILLS tn rata rtaitonra anil that filiri- 'vt-f ' 1 r " UUI" r . r - - i: ..litw that Via i new diaanlrii ntirt tliirifa 1 1 with Dr. tSbk'w. lie It now doiog th aotlrt worl. Of Oil Gpice D1 111 11 1, ID in ii.ucDi nnm uui ic-i bcinc pat un-ter the hun-lp nf any other operator. fl. ! i. lt Ifif-) v.J'rAr.akTl iioaruoiu. anip iBi.-tuun. J. M. STEWAET, D. D. S., OIBot over Irwin's Drug Stort, . CURWENSVILLE, PA. All dental onerationi. cither In the mechanical cr operative branch, promptly attended to aal satislaction gusrantced. Epecial attention paid to the treatment of diseases of tbe natural teeth, gums and mouth. Irregularity Af tbe teeth sue oeesfully corrected. Teeth extracted without pain by tbe use of Ether, and artificial teeth inserted of the best material and warranted to render sat- lilactioa. . tprilJ'71:ly MIE MITCHELL WAGON, FOB Farm, Freight and Plantation Use. Universally known at tht ORIGINAL BACINK WA005. Made by experienced workmen out of as good material as luonoy can bur. We do not claim to build tbe lowest priced Wagons, but our aim is t" build a well proportioned wcgon in ell its parts, and excel in durability and litfbt draft. Fur tbe past quarter of a century the Mitchell Wagon hit successfully maintained the reputation of being the best wagon ia nse. 1 be rapidly increasing demand fcr tbem proves their tuperioritycrerall other wagons. Mitchell, Lewn 4 Co., Jlaanuetarera, ttaeiae, Wieconiin. Fur sale by Hr.lLl. Aug. 6, 1873. Clearfield, Pa. The Bell's Kim Woolen Factory, Pean township, Clearfield Co., Pa. BURNED OUTI ct a or BURNED UPI The luheriberf hare, at great arpraie, rebollt a neighborhood ncM'ritT, iu tba erection of a firat elaM Woolen Meniifoctorr, with all tbe modem improTomcBta ati eebptl. and are prepared to make all kindi of Cloths, Casfimeret, Sattnelta, lltan keti. Flannel, . I'lraty vi jwm oa kmu iv f apply all oorold and a thouaand new ouitomen, wbntn we uk to eomo and examine onr itock. The buiioMi of CAUDINQ AXD FCLLIXO will recelre onr special attention. Prnper arTarri(rn.Bti will be tnade to rooeive and deliver Wool, to euit euatomera. All work warranted and done upon tbe thorteit notice, and bj etriet atten tion to burtn-fi we hope to ralie a liberal ibaro of public patron ape. IO.OOO POl'NDS WOOL WANTED! We will nay the hijrhest market price fur Wool and lell oar man u fact nrcd good at low aaiimtlar Itoodi can be bought in tbe eounty, and whenever we fail to render reevonable eatiffaction wa ean alwire be found at bona ready to make proper explanation, either in pereon or by letter. apri!5if Bower P. O. JEW STOKE AND NEW GOOD?. JOS. SHAW & SOa llavejuit opened a Kiw Stoat, oa Uaio St..CLiAamu, Pal latetr occupied by Wm. P. JBWIM. Their ttock contUti of ZEDUl'T CED-CD CD tE) 33 Gaociam of tbe beat quality, Qi'ee.nsware, Boots and Shoes, and every article neccstarr for ooe'a comfort. Call and examioa our atock before pur- oliating ela.where. May 9. IPfifi-tf. QLEAKFIELD ACADEMY. MALE OF.PARTMGT. . TUB WIVTKTI THftM of fourteen weeks will commence MONDAY, JANUAltlf th, IST3. Terme or Tuition. Reading, Writing, Mental end Written Arithmetic, tlratnmar, Ucography aud History. a... t M Natural Pbiloeophy, Physlulugy, and Hin gis Kntry llook-kecping, ot eitber,.wnh the abore , 11 00 For abstractions in Double Kntry Uook- . keefiing and Commercial Arithmetic, ape eial terms to be arranged. For parlieulari respecting tht school tprlv to aug!T73tf . .K. M. McEXALLY. . MISS H. S, SWAN'S . ' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS CLEARFIKLP, PA. ' THI WlMI'.lt TEUUof fenrteen weeks, will commence Monday, Januvy 6th, 1974. TERM OF TUITION. Reading, Orthography, Wrlllng.ObJect Let. sobs, Primary Aritbmelio aud Primary tieoe;raihv.... 47 00 History, l.oeal and dejrlptlve tlcegrA)liy With Msp Prawlng, tlrautnar, Mental ' and Wril!rn Arithmetie 0 00 Algebra and tho Sciences ....,;.... IS 00 Insiructloa In Instrumental music '. 10 00 Oil painting, 14 lessons 11 M Was work , I v0 For full particulars send for Circular. Clearfield, Aug. 8, 1073. 0:7:70. y O. ,1. (3. TyilKKri te buy my ttRY GOODS, qro. IT cerlea, Qurenswarc, tllaasware, l'rnga and Notions, Confectioneries, Ao,, cheap for rash. The tubaeriber begs leave in Inform hit old to 4 new oastomcra that be hat opened A VARIETY ST0RU ...... IN HLEN IIOPB, PA. And will sell goods nt nrlcet to Suit the times. A liberal vetluetioa will be made to enstomert buy. ing at wholesale. . m . t ( Call and exsmlne my stm k brfnrt porcbulng llsewbere, A liberal share of public patronage It tolioited. . C. J. KKAqT, ' f)le ItopeJPa., June 14, H7U Ton iitiTi(i of Kvtnt Dtscravi I U tiun neatly executed it tblt otSct,
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