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CLEAEFIKLD, PA.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ,
Methodist EnlMOMl Churefc Rt. A. D.
Yoorm, Pastor. Publio Barvloe every Sabbath
atlO, A.M., andTIP.M. .
Sabbath School at S A. M.
Pru Meetiat everv Tharadav. at 71 P. It,
Communloa 6errlee, Iret Babbata of arery
Bonth, at lot A. H. . '
nr. Andrew'a Chureh Episcopal Rer.
Gbobsb Hail,. Public Service Sunday morning
at 10 o'olock, and at T r. M. Sunday Boaooiat
S P. M. Prayer Mooting Wednesday evening
at T o'elook. ' '
Presbyterian Charth Rer. H. S.Ddtl.
Babbatk lervleei morning anil orceins. Sab
Thath School at I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednei-
day .reuing.
St. Frauds' Church CatholleRav. P.
J. Bnssinss. Mess at 10J o'elook A. M., on the
second and fourth Sundays of each month.
Lutheran, bureh.--Hev. A. J. liaarsocx
Trenching every Babbatk, morning and arming.
Babbatk School at 9 a. at. Prayer meeting arery
Wedneeday erasing.
Tho Tostoffice Department seems
fcenfoB equalisation, and, ujhile creating Danker
a poatoffloe hat discontinued Powelton.
Miss Fhrobi Courins will deliver a
Jeoture la Ple'i Opera Houm, on Wedneeday evon
log, March 18th. Subject "Education of Wo
men." - -
A Dead Do---La w. The dog-sheep
law will be feund in full in thia iiiua. Our mem.
ber, Dr. Potter, Inform! that the bill waa killed
Is Committee on Saturday, and ii therefore dead
for the present. ' -' ' f '
Messrs. A. WiXooT John W.-Wrlg-
ley and J. P. Irrin returned home yetterday from
as extensive trip Eonth. They riiited a majority
of tba Southern Statei, and alio took a run erer
U Cuba. Weloome home.
Tvroners are excited over a six
legged lamb which haa bees Imported from Sink
ing Valley. . It wal a rery strange lamb. It
llred Jutt all honra, bloated ill timei during iti
lifetime and Sourished lii lege..
The Silsby Minstrel Tronpe.of Hun
tingdon, will appear In Ple't Open House, on
Tknraday and Friday ereningi, March 10th and
30th. Attention it directed to a Botici concern
ing them published is todsy's paper, taken from
the Huntingdon Oiooc. '
WiiLiAMspoBT. The whisky orn-
ade la being prosecuted nearly aa rigoroualy In
thii local option elty aa the late riot, although
tha GoTewor hai not been tailed on for troopi.
We hope the affair will not prove aa expensive to
the taxpayers of the State ai the former.
Miss rWbo C'ourins will deliver a
lecture in Pie'a Opera llouie, on Wednoidsy eras
ing, March 18lh. Subject "Education of We
men." Miu Couiini It acknowledged to be one
of the moit entertaining leotoreri in tbe country,
and no recommendation at our bandi la necessary,
aa many of our eitieent bare heard her. We ad
vise all to embrace thii opportunity of hearing her.
" Mr. Ed. Goodfellow met with rather
a painful accident on Thursday lest, while assist
ing in the nnloading of a barrel of vinegar, By
accident tbe barrel waa allowed to slide suddenly
te the pavement, and in the descent the ehime of
the barrel oaught and anllrely severed tha ends of
tha first and second toes of his right foot.
The astute Murray informs the
world that people sometimes eome in possession
ef information that they cannot impart. That is
truly a wonderful rerelatlon. And yet when he
comes in possession of that kind of information he
"blows It" abroad through the columns ef the
Journal . The poor buffoon had better never
eommnnieated h la secrets through a party organ,
Many Imitators. lie lived too fast,
pant too muoh mosey, negleeted business, didn't
pay orer te the firm, and at last left between two
dayi, plunging the eommnnlty into a whirlpool
of excitement. Thii Is the brief history of the
career or a yoong man who made many friends
during bis stay in town, but left under a eloud.
Wa suppress his name, beoanse he is a young man
and has been guilty of no flagrant aot of crimin
ality, PMlipthurf Journal.
Heard From. The Clinton Demo-
oral, of last week, statei that Judge Mayer and
family hare arrived aafely at Mentone, France,
where they propose to winter In that pleasant and
salubrious oiimate. They passed through Lon
don, Paris, Lyons and Marseilles, traveling by
day, but the Judge baa not allowed what ha haa
aeen to affeot bis love of homo or admiration of
his satire land, aa he writes substantially that he
haa aeen "so place like home" and ao land like
America. . i
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Wonders of thi Mobdamnon. The
elaasleal editor of the Pblllpsburg Journal writes
this way "The old worshipers ef tbe river Kile
prayed to lha black, muddy stream because they
thought It brought tbem plentiful harvests and
ao tt did In fact, through not through any Intelli
gence of tta own, as they supposed and lorers of
a certain bereraga may soon be expected to deify
the If oshannon, If the report be true that in two
barrels of water, brought from that stream were
found two full kegs of beer. How mysterious 1
mm i mm i t
! Our Prison. The Board of Pnblio
Charities, in their annual repor) to the Legisla
ture, la referring to our eounty prison, remarks :
- "This jail Is a model structure, recently com
pleted, and la as nemr perfection, in the way of
architcotaral design, we think, as any in the
Bute. It is well warmed and properly ventilated,
and is a credit to the Commissioners and the peo
ple of that enterprising community. It la kept
clean and in good order." j
Mow different the riewl of those gentlemen are
from the stun retailed erer the eounty by such
. shyster! as Fulford, Murray, and their canting
allies.
Removal. "Things are a little out
of fix" with ui this week. We hare been
"moving" into our new quarters, In Plc'a Opera
Bouse, immediately in tbe rear of the Court
lleuse, en the Iota formerly oecupicd by the old
Jail. Here we hare spacious and handsome quar
ters, and will, with great pleasure, show all our
patrons Just haw "the thing works." Recollect
the place, end do not forget to call when yoo
eome to town. Next week Is court week, and we
hare made liberal arrangement! to "show enr
patrons around," should the number of callers
run np to a thousand or fifteen hundred.
Pie's Opera House. Tbe dedica
tion of this building lest week, by tbe Jennie
Carroll Company, as per announcement, passed
off grandly. Although the weather, and the sur
roundings generally, conspired against the under
taking, nevertheless, Sheriff Ple'i enterprise
seemed to bare been fully appreciated by the
public, and tho dedication proved a success be-
yend the expectation of any one Although the
Hall will aeat erer 800, It waa filled to overflowing
on Wednesday evening, and even on the excess
ive stormy night of Friday about 600 persons
were In attendance. The average attendance
during the Ire nights wai orer 600 person!. The
Sheriff Ii highly pleased, and requests ns to say
to our neighbor! and the pubHo generally, that
he Is thankful for their patronage and will do hii
part in securing the best talent tba stage will
afford on future occasion!, and should the Kail
become crowded and prove too small ha will erect
(till larger one in a few years, provided he can
eeeaee a plot of (round large enough and in the
proper locality, It Is evident from thla that tha
Frenchmen haa more than one undertaking In his
eye. Wt wish that a few more sue! men would
eome out of tbe woods nd settle la our borough,
and kelp to pull it eat tf the Bad and Infuse bow
. life lata the eld place,
Lovora of fun will boar in mind that
( the Silsby Minstrel Troape will glre aa eatertala-
ment la Ple'i Opera House on the 10th aad 10th
: fthnaienth,
EDUCATIONAL, i'i ., .
, . . , soiaaa teinir. . .., , v
Goshen wheel, taught kr 431 Cuamberlln
Report for firit month, ending Oct. loth, 1878 1
w aoic numoer oi nuptis in attendance, ao j aver.
age attendanoe, 88 1 per cent. f altosdanoe, db )
number of pupila studying arithmetic, 44 1 geog.
raphy, 18 1 grammar, 8 1 visited by Directors.
Second month,. ending Dee. 10th, 1873 1 Whole
number of pupila in attendance, 4 enrage at
tendance, 88 1 per cent, of attendance, 78 1 number
of pupils studying drawing, 10) arithmetic, 17 1
geography, 19 ; grammar, 17 ! vlilted by Direc
tors take aa educational Journal no Institute
organised.
Lick Hun school, taught by Miss Clara-P. Ir
rio. Report for fourth month, ending Oct. 37th,
1873 r Whole number of pupils In ettendasee, V )
average attendanoe, r t por oeut, or atteadanoe.
78 1 number of pupil! studying arithmetic, 8 )
geography, 6 1 not visited by Directors. Fifth
month, ending Nor. 26th, 1878 I Whole number
of pupils in attendanoe. U avenge attendance,
10 ; per oent. of attendanoe, 71 number of pupils
studying arithmetic, 12 geography, 0 j grammar,
a ; not vutleu oy mrectors.
' No other reporta received. '
xtonnii Towmmr.
Kylcrtown school, taught by O. B. Ague. Re
port for month ending Feb. 10th, 187ei Whole
number of pupili in attendanoe, 44 average at
tendanoe, 44 1 per ecnt. of attendanoe, 78 ( num
ber of pupili atudying arithmetic, 88 ; geography,
is ; grammar, a ; two ristts rrom nireotors ; draw
ing not taught ( take an edueetional journal t re
view daily j . diaadrantagea -house too small, no
apnaratui, ana poor blackboard.
Morrisdale school, taught by Miss Mattie Bing
ham. Report for month ending Fob. 11th, 1874 :
Whole number of pupils in attendance, 62' aver
age attendance, 62 ; per cent, of attendance, 82 ;
number of pupils studying arithmetic; 48 j geogra
phy, 17 i grammar, 6 j drawing and vocal musio
not taught risited by one Direotor. .
Freeport sohool, taught by Misa Kate Still.
Report for month ending Feb. 6th, 1874 1 Whole
number of pupili In attendance, 31 1 average at
tendanoe, 16 : percent, of attendanoe, 62 ; number
of pupils studying arithmetic, 28 ) geography, 4 ;
grammar, 6; visited by Directors J take aa educa
tional journal f rerlew weekly. L
Uermaa school, tanght by Miss Mary l,yman.
Report for second month.'endiug Dee. 6tb, 1878:
Whole number of pupils In attendanoe, 81 1 aror-
age attendanoe, 21 ; per cent, of attendanoe 68 ;
number of pupila studying arithmetic, 27 ; geog-
rapny, e f grammar, e j drawing and vocal eausie
not taught! two visits from Directors. Third
month, ending Jan. 12tb, 1874 1 Whole number
ot pupils in attendance, 31 1 average attendance,
30 ; per oent. of attendance, 92 ; number of pupils
studying arithmetic, 28 ; geography, 7 ; grammar,
4; visited by one Direotor. F'ourtb month, ending
neb. I ltd, 174 t W hole number or pupils in at
tendanoe, 32 1 average attendanoe. 21 1 per ecnt.
ef attendanoe, 66; number of pupils studying
arithmetic, 2V geography, d grammar, 4 j risited
by two Directora ; take an educational journal.
neasant liui school, taught by John Uarmon.
Report for. fourth month, ending Feb. 2d, 1874:
Whole number of pupils In attendance, 38 1 aver
age attendance, 29 1 per oent. of attendance, 76 t
number of pupils studying arithmetic 27 i geog
raphy, 10 grammar, 2 drawing and vocal mu
sio sot taught j risited by two Directors.
Knox Towxanir.
New Millport school, taught by R. B. Loder.
Report for fourth month, ending Feb. 17th, 1874;
Whole number of pupils in attendanoe, 83 ; aver
age attendance, 22 1 per oent. of attendance, 67 ;
number of of pupils studying arithmetic, 26 ; ge
ography, 14 1 grammar, 2; drawing end rooal
musio not taught ; number of Institute! attended,
6 ; risited by one Director I take an educational
journal; review daily.
Amea school, taught by James B. JNeff. Report
for third month, ending Dee. 10th, 1873 : Whole
number of pupils in attendance, 41 ; averago at
tendance, 29 ; per cent, of attendance, 72; number
of pupils studying drawing, 40; arithmetic 40;
Eoography, 41; grammar, 41; visited by three
lirectors ; two Institutes attended during month;
review daily.
Clearfield Valley school, taught by Miss Cordis
Blair. Report for fourth month, ending Feb. 1?,
1H74; Whole number of pupils In attendance,
13 ; arerage attendanoe, 13 ; number of pupils
studying arithmetic, IS ; geography. 4 t grammar.
8 ; risited by one Direotor ; review daily.
r feasant Itidge school, taught by Ira A. Thomp
son. Report for third month, ending Jan. 2oth,
1874 : Whole number of nunilsin attendanoe. 17 :
average attendance, 14 per cent, of attendance,
82 ; number of pupils studying vocal musio, 17 ;
drawing, 10; arithmetic, 13; geography, 12;
grammar, 2 ; visited by one Director j one Insti
tute attended ; review daily.
msraicT isitititi bitixoi.
Lawrence and Clearfield Institute will meet at
Wolf Run school-house, on Saturday, March 14th,
at 10 o'clock, a.m. Three sessions will be held. All
are invited to attend.
Penu, Pike, Knox, Bloom and Lumber City
Teachers' Institute will meet at Pennville. on
Saturday, March 2 1 it. A. R. Read will hare his
sohool in session during tha forenoon. Three
sessions will be held. All are in v lied te attend.
The Silbbt Minstrel Troupe.
Thii combination of home talent gave four of
their mirth provoking and aide-splitting exhibi
tions in Venter's Ilall, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday crenlngs of lest week, and also a mati
nee for children on Saturday afternoon. We can
not speak too highly of these amateur artist!.
They are all yonng mea engaged la business here
and got np and perfected then entertainments
during their leisure hours, Each entertainment
was crowded almost te suffocation, and that their
efforts were appreoiatod, Ii folly attested by the
rapturous and repeated encore! which greeted
them from all parti of the Hall. The matinee for
children on Saturday afternoon was highly enter
taining to the three or four hundred young folks
In attendance, and tickled them almost to death.
We do not care about particularising in our notice
of tha Sllsby'a, lest we do Injustio to the whole
troupe, but Maynard, Stewart, Bathurst, DeHuff,
Boate, Dorrla, DcArmltt, Rousb, Wighaman,
Dougherty, and the Bilsby Brother! deserve
eipeoial mention. Some of them exhibit a high
order of teleut, aad we trust, now that they bare
gained as envious notoriety ai mlnitrel perform
ers, they will give oi mere of their pleasing and
highly ohaste, dignified and artistic porfortnanoes.
We almost neglected to mention the orchestra.
Prof. Kline deserves much praise for the musical
each of those entertainments. It waa first-class
and would hare reflected credit to any of the first
class theaters is our large olties. It was the sub
ject of much favorable comment by the audience.
HmnDngiion Ultbt. , . , , . ,
This troupe will appear la Plc'a Opera Boose
ou Thursday and Friday erenings, March 19th
and 20th.
"Valuation andTaxes." We find
the following sensible article, ea thii peculiar
subject In the last Journal."
Frequent eomnlalnU are made In referenoo to
an increase In taxes, because of a higher rate of
valuation. Ibis Is not necessarily tha caae. A
low valuation does not in itself make low taxes,
nor does a high valuation make high taxes. The
result attained is entirely owing to the officers
levying tbe tax. It supervisors and Reboot III-
rectora who are the omoera most complained of
will take the highest valuations made and as-
sess a small per oentage thereon tbe taxes will be
low; and, etee ewrea, if they take a low ralaalioa
and assess to the utmost extent the law allows
them, the taxes will be high. We are farorable
to a higher rate of raluation, because by that
means only can weattract the notice of those un
acquainted with this region to our great and ral
uable resources to our lumber, coal, iron ore.flre
clay, ate. A low valuation always earries with
it the idea of poverty and eerrenness; while a
higher rata p rouges wealth, thrift, and unlimited
resources. Then, why object to a higher rate of
raluation? Klect tironorly qualified men men
of intelligence and discrimination to fill your
township offices, and wo shall hear no more of
high taxes heoause of our property being valued
at something near Its real worth."
It is rery evident from this article, that tba ed-
llor'l "head ii level" on that subject. Now, if he
Will only Instil the aama kind of senes Into Canoe-
paddler Murray's head, and lome of hli ether
essayists and correspondents, he will have done the
country some serrioe, for which those Ignoramuses
will glre him credit In tbe future
Miss Phoebe Cousins will dolivor a
lecture In Pie's Opera House, an Wednesday
erenlng, March 18th. Bubjecv "Education ef
Women.
Church Council Meetino. At a
meeting of the eooneil of Bt John's Kvangellcal
Lutheran Church, of Clearfield, Pa, ea Wednes
day, March 4th, 1874, the following resolution
was passed i
IttKlnd, That we retain our present peitor.
Rer. A. J. llartsock, for the fAtrot year,efatlng
from April let, IH7e, and that we hereby express
our high appreciation of his labors In the past,
aad retern to him eul heartfelt thanks for hii
untiring efforti to promote tbe good of toil Mil
loa. . J. 11. Uaisar,
llRNWr Ill'BUCH,
Wn. L. Hiicuu, t
i.K. Borronr,
Church Counoll.
Firb in Clarion. The borough
of Clarion waa risited with a destructive fife en
Monday, the Id in St., consuming the dry goods
store ef T, C. Wilson, and the dwelling, hardware
and grocery store of Nathan Myers. But for the
oalmneei that prevailed at the time half of tbe
village would have been destroyed. The loss Is
sstimaled at fc6,009 , Insured for $32,700. A de
fective lite la Mr. Wllsea't Mere seems te have
bun the cause ofthe fire, ' 1 1 '
To Merchant. Tho attention of
the mercantile community Ii called ta the Ap
praiser! list found Is this line.' It will be ob
served that an appeal wilt be held at the Com.
mlssionera' office, on Friday, the 20th day of
March, at which time all mistakes (If any hare
been made) should be corrected, and all f rlevanori
brought to the notice of thi Mercantile Appralaer.
No appeal can be hsard, or exoneration! granted
after that day. Those who feel aggrieved and
lad It Inconvenient or impossible to attend,
submit their pleas In writing, In the shape of a
letter, addressed to P. Curley, Esq., at Graham
ton, or Clearfield. The "baby habit" of inform.
Ing the Treasurer, when he asks tbe merchant
three or six months after the appeal day for his
licease, that be la not entitled to pay a license, or
Is rated too high, should be broken up, and this
will occur if all parties attend to their business at
the proper lime aad In a business way. Partial
should understand that a soon aa the appeal Is
over, the Treasurer la compelled by law to send
the list to the State Treasurer, who at oeee
charges the eounty Treasurer with the whole
amount assessed, and no abatement or exonera
tion will be allowed, exoept in ease! where suit
has been brought before the first day of July, and
Judgment rendered against the Commonwealth.
Then, if the eounty Treasurer present! a tran
script of inch judgment at Ilarrisburg, the State
Treasurer will eater him a credit. This, all must
see, is aeenmpanied with a great deal of trouble
and cost to all concerned and should be avoided.
Miss Pliaibe Coming will deliver a
leoture in Ple'i Opera House, on Wednesday
evening, March 18th, Subject "Education of
Women." . ' ' - " ' -
Compulsory Education. Wo notice
by the proceedings, that tha Committee on Edu
cation in the House has reported a bill compelling
aU children between eight and fourteen years, who
reside within one mile of tha school-house, to at
tend at least twelve weeks. It becomes the duty
ofthe school directors to prosecute all violations.
The fine Imposed Is from fifty eenls to five dorian.
In case the parent! are too poor to purchase the
necessary books, the directors are required to
furnish them, and such books shall be paid for
out of the school treasury. We will publish the
law In full next week.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In tha Poatoffioe at Clearfield, for tile week ending
March 9th, 1874 l
Dauman, tieorge MoOee, Maggie
Bush, W. P. -.;.'. Norton, Wm. .
Benson, Charles W. Portman, K.
Doney, Sarah C. Reed, Wm. M.
Daggett, Elisa J. Reed, O. It.
Esler, Charles . . Reed, Mansfield
Frick, Henry Stlrk, Kliiabeth
Guilford, John Wright, Mattie L.
Ileitsman, 'ieorga Wright, John e
Leonard, Kate - T 1 Wagoner, W. C.
- V. A. UAUL1N, r. 4
Caution. The Odd Fellows of the
State of Pennsylania are cautioned against gir
ing aid or assistance to a oouplc of Iinpustere.gir.
Ing tbelr names as Joba U. Jobneoa end J. M
Williams, and representing themselves ai mem
bers of llasleton Lodge No. 65,1. O. 0. F. There
are no persons of that name on tbe books of Hasoi-
ton Lodge, and never have been. They are knows
to be suspendod members of Drafton and Butler
Lodges, and are at timoa traveling under assumed
names. 1 he fraternity are cautioned against aid
ing them in any way. By order of llasleton
Lodge, No. fa, I. U. O. r., of l'a.
A. usnaaxi, secretary,
Basloton, Jan. 16, 1874.
This brace of noted scoundrels hare been rob.
king the fraternity pretty freely la the northern
portion ofthe Slate and may find their way here.
They are well versed In the rules and working of
the order, and Just the ohapi to practice a first-
claw deception. , -
AllBiout. TheBollofooto Watch
man remarket - .
"Ex-Pheriff Tic, of Clearfield, haa built that
burg an Opera House. The next thing to be done
now ts ror tbe eitisens to make tbe Investment re
munerative by patronising and thus encouraging
public performaoeea. la this way they like
tbeir rie.
1 All right, Joe the Hall wal filled for fire
nights In luoeession, and It looks now from the
way people gathered in that tha establishment
will be too small in a few years.
The Winter and Hpriop; terms of
Mies Swan's School for Girls closes oa the 29thof
May, one month earlier than usual. Pupils de
siring an eleven week 'i ooune aheuld enter achool
en Monday next, March 16th. for term a, Ac
see advertisement. "
SpecialM.
Flegal has just ratunred from the city with the
largest lot of Goods in his line ever brought to
this county, which ha la offering for lale at amall
profits. m 11-31
Goto Flegal'i for Ladies' and Children's Shoea.
Late style of II atj at Flrgal'a. '
Fubb ! Frbb t Frbb 1 Among the many prepa
rations that we have for Coughs, Colds, Croup, or
any throat or rung ainteuity, none or them are
equal to Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tsr, Wild Cherry
and Horehound. If yon are afflicted, call at our
store and we will give you a sample bottle ree of
ekargt I Agents : Hartswick A Irwin, Clearfield;
iioit, rvooiiside a uoit, waiiaeeton i ll. is. Wil
liams, William's tirove. March 11-ly.
Fancy Shoe aaa be got at Flrpl'i.
Aik Flegal the price of Fan. It will pay yon
to buy and keep tliem orer.
Lytic A Mitchell desire us to lay that It will be
to the interest of persons rislting town next week
(court week), to call at their store In 1'ie s llpera
House aad examine their stock of family Grocer
ies, which is full and complete.
Flegal ll buying all kinds of fun.
Flegal has now on hands Petkini A Alwatcr
Boots and Shoes for driring.
Flegal haa quite an assortment ef Trunks, Va
lises, aad Ladies' Batobcls. .
Norton to Waoob m Cinnuna Mutatis. We
have Just reeelved a general aaanrtment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Springs
and Axles, whloh we offer cheap for each.
u. if. uigLea a v.
Just received, a large lot ef non-exploslre
Lamps end Lanterns at
9-2642 , II. V. Bici.br A Ce'a.
I . , c .
Boa ana rr Wanrun. Two or three day board
en can be accommodated In a private family.
Boarding good and ohargci reasonable. For
further information apply at thii oOoe.
Mr. John Troutman has gone Into the Under
taking business in aonneotion with bis I'urnltun
business. Imported Walnut CaikeU and Coffins
always on hand and furnished promptly. Funer
als attended.
Rbmotal.-Dr. B. M. ooheorer haa removed
his office from Maaonlo Building so hfa residence,
on Market street, formerly tbe realdonoe of U. D.
Watson.
Newspaper Decisions.
1, Any person who takes a paper regularly
from tbe Post Office whether directed to his
name or another's, or whether be haa subscribed
or not Is responsible for the payment.
2. If any person orden his paper discontinued
he must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue to scud until payment is made, and col
lect the whole amount, whether tbe paper is taken
from the office or not.
8. The courts hare decldod that refusing to
take newspaper! or periodicals from the Post
Office, or remoriog and leering them uanallrd
for, ii prima facie evidence of intentional fraud
Paiut inn FAiKTxns' Fixmnoa, Our stock
of Paint! and Painters' Materials Is oomnlcte. In
cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John Lu
cas m Co s Pure While I.tad, r. H. A Co's Duck
Lead, and a number of cheaper brands of White
Lead; also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes of
ail kinds, a full line of llruabes, and a full line of
colon, dry aoa ta un.
my2b'7 . H. F. Biabaa A Co.
A Caro. Miss MnAlnlne. teacher of Music.
Painting, Crayon and Drawing. Room at the
Aoeucuiy. " BugZ7
Save Timet Rave Labor! Sara Money I Bare
uioinee! me- novelty wringer" ta tbe beat la
tuc maraes. ouy H try ft. '
For aale by H. F. Biqi.br A Co,
Montour Plate Paints, for painting houses In
side and outside Cottages, Farm Buildlnga, As.
Beautiful, durable and economical. Ground la
pun Linseed Oil.
my28'78 H. F. Biouia A Co,
Ulrd "Oagee a large assortmentat 0. F. Blg
ler A Co. s. .
Bawa. Dlstaa'i Cross cut Saw, 0 roat Aatertoaa
Saw, Boynloa'l Lightning Saw, at
lt a R. F. Biai.ii A Ce'i,
If. F. Blgler A Co. hare been making extensive
additions to their stock of Hardware the east few
dara. Brerrthinc new in Shelf Hardware, Bad
dices' Hardware. Farmers' Hardware. Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can be seen
at their store. exay ji.
R. R. Wheelbarrows, Baby Carriages, Toy Ex
prcei Wagon! and Wheelharrowi, at :
my28'73 II. F. BiuLia A Co'i.
Calcined Plaster for lale by U. F. Blgler A Co.
A full line of Household Ooodi, Japanned Ware,
c, ror aale by it. r. mgier a uo.
CUT THIS OUT.
:". ft Mav ara Your Mfo.
There Is no person living but what suffers more
or loss with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds ear Con
sumption, yet some would die rattier than pay It
cent! for a bottlo of medicine that would cure
them. Dr. A. Bosokee's Uermaa Syrup haa, late.
Iv been Introduced in this country from Germany
and its wondrous oureo astonishes every one that
try it. ' If you doubt what we say In print, out
this out and lake It to your Druggist, v. v. vr at
sox.'end get a samp la bottle' free ot charge, or a
regular sue tor io oeuts. u. u. ununu,
20aug7.1y Woodbury, N. J.
Rsxn Tuis Pernios wheeontemnlate building
will do well to call and examine our stock of
BUILDINO MATERIALS. We hare in stock a
full Una of Builders' Hardware, Nails, Paints,
Oils, Ulass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, Ac.
my?6 7 . , it. uiui.br io. ,
Paints, Oil! and Varnishes for laic by II. V.
Blgler A Co.
Wooo! and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sale by U. F. Blgler A Co. ,
A us. Seventy-five doten Clearfield Wood-
ahoppen Axel at ,
:2a:71. . ' ' H. F. BIQLER A Co'l.
To thb Citiibdr or Purkitlv aria. Tour at
tention is respectfully inritcd to the fact that the
National Banke are now prepared to reoeiro sub
scriptions to the Capital Stock of the Centennial
Board of Finance. The funds realised from this
source are to be employed io the erection of tbe
buildings for the International Eihlbitlon, and
the expenses connected with the same. It is con
fidently expected that the Keystone State will be
represented by the name of arery eltiaea alive to
Eatriolio'eommemoratioe ofthe one hundredth
irth-dar of the nation. Tbe shares of stock are
offered for $10 eaob, and cubseriben will reoeire
a handsomely stool engraved Certificate of Stock,
suitable lor rramlng aad preservation as a na
tional memorial.
Interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum
will be paid on all payments of Centennial Stock
from dato of payment to January 1, 1876.
Subscriben who are not near a National Bank
can remit a cheek or postoffice order ta the un
dersigned. FRKDK. FRALKV, Treasurer,
aug20 ' 904 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
ii e .
' RECAPITULATION. '
Bird Cages. .
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Goods. . ' .. . i
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned Ware. '
' Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Calcined Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' supplies.
All of the chore for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of U. F. Blgler A Co., Second street,
Clearfleld, Pa. 31
V..-
On Thursday, February 26th, 1874, by Wilms
J. M-CKUT, Kan., Mr, NATHA.MKI, II. HIIKP.
HERD, of Clearfield county, and Mis! MARGA
RET J. Mi KAY, of Indiana county.
On Thursday, March 6th, 1874, at the residence
ofthe bride's father, by Ker. W. M.BuHcurlRl.n,
Mr. GEORGE K E A K X 8, of Gettysburg, Indiana
county, and Mies BfltlllA E. MERRILL, of
Kylcrtown, Clearfield eounty.
sua.
In Pn townihin, o Fri-Ut eroninc, Febrn-
try Kith, 11474. JOfKl'H OKEKN WOOD, loo of
UetiKH m Auca U. lii.Lt, f oi b j-ftri, tf monui
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by P.iruinn Maxssr,'T7hc!csa!:
, and RetailDeeleria Dry Goods, Uroeeriea,Pro
visions, Ac, Market etreet, Clearfield, Pa.
Cl.itiriii.ii, Pa., March 10, 1874.
Apples. grcen,00 80
Dried, V lb I'I
Apple butter, Wgel, 76
Hogs, dressed ,
Hides, green...
Hams Off fie.
Butter. UU(d) 3i
beans.... 7i(uj I 00
Buckwheat 1 00
Buckwheat flour lb, 6
Beef, dried........... . 26
Beef, fresh I3 10
Boards, M 12 90(g) 14 00
Corn, shelled.- 1 00
Shoulders..... d(n
Sides.... ,.... 00 (a)
I.ard Ufil
Mecspork,mbbl.:.22 00
Mats of
Oolons. .... t 00
Potatoes...... 00( 100
Peaches, dried. .. 11
Cora .ear 00(a) 60
Plaster, 9) bbl..-.. I 00
Rye... 1 10
Rags, lb 2
Salt, ta sacb.260fd I 60
Hhingles,lin.-t(,6 00
rthingles,261nl0(g,l 00
Timnthv seed.... 6 00
Cora meal, ft seek, I 80
Chop, tyl cwt2 00(d) 2 4I
Cloverseed .......! 6 00
Cheese 20
Cherries, fi). 10(d) 26
Chlckcna, drsd. B, 13
Kgg
Flaxseed. 2 00
Tallow.. .... ...... 124
Wheat..... 1 fi
Wool . 40
Wood, VI cord 4 60
Flour 9 51 W0 00
Hay. ....... .00 90 fa) 22 00
IVnnsj lvnnla llnllrood
TYRONE oV CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
ON and after Monday, NOV fid, 1872, the
D..u Trsln. will mm dailr taxoant Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, aa follow!
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH. LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield- 8.41. r.n.
Tyrone t.30,.n.
Osceola. 10.40,
Philipshurg.,.10.66,"
Clearfield .....11.60,"
Philipsburg....4.3i, "
Osceola 4.60, "
Tyrone.... fi.OO,
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH. LEAVE KORTn,
Clearfield...... 6.40 A. a
Tyrone 7.00 r.
Intersection ...7. II "
Osceola 6.10 "
Philipsburg ...8.2 "
Clearfield, ar.9.20 "
Philipsburg.. 11.96 "
Oseeola 6 60 '
Intersection.. T.48 "
Tyrone.. 8.00 "
FARE FKOM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellennte, Pa
,.12 06
Middletown f5 00
Marietta. fi 60
Lancaster fi 86
PHILADELPHIA T t
Altoona.u 1 06
Lock llaren.,
William sport.
Huntingdon .
LewisUiwa. ,.
,. 2 70
,. 160
,. 1 80
190
4 60
4 76
Marrsrllle
Johnstown.. S 86
PITTSBURG 16
HAHHIHBURO
Close connection! made by all train! at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
8. B. BLAIR,
mriy-tf. Superintendent.
MISS H. S. SWAP'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Till WINTER AND SPRING TERM8 will
close May 29th, 1874.
TERMS OF TCITIOS.
Reading, Orthography, Writing, Ol.lsctles. ,
sons, Primary Aritbmetio and Primary
Oeography 17 00
History, Local and descriptive Geography
With Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic 0 00
Algebra and tha 8oleec.ee 12 00
Instruction In Instrumental mnsiq 10 00
Oil painting, 24 lessons , It 00
Wax work - ( 00
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clearfield, March II, 1874. 9:7:7!-y
T. M. ROBINSON, ;
Manufuturer fend deftler In
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
Collars, Whips, Brushes, Fly Net!, Trimmings,
Horse Hlanketa, An.
Vacuum, Frank Miller's and Neatafont Oils.
Agent for Bailey and Wilson's Buggies.
Orden and repairing promptly attended to.
Shop on Market street, Clearfield, Pa., in room
formerly ocoupled by Jus. Alexander, f 3:474
A.TT1CK Notice is hereby given that an
1 1 application will be made to the Board of
I'aruons at their next meeting, for a pardon In
the case of A. H. Mittoa, convicted at Jaauary
session, 174, of an aggravated assault and bat
tery on Hiram Woodward.
, WM. M. MrOULLOUGIl.
Feb. 25-.H. ' " ff Applicant.
Dlftftoi.UTlON lr FARTXfrp.riaHIP.
Notice ts hereby givea thai the co-partnership
heretofore existing between Daniel Me
Monagle and Fulton McMnnagle In the saloeti
and ten pin alley at Houtadale. has Ihia day bean
dissolved by the mutual withdrawal of Fulton
McMenagle. All persons knowing themselves
lndebte.1 to the aald fires, aad those harlngelataaa
against the same, will pleaee call and settle their
account! Immediately.
D. MoMONAQLI A CO.
Hoatsdale, Feb 1A, 1874
S
TOISE'3 SAW GUMMERS AND
SAW UPSETS. '
We have received lha aroncr for the above anl
will sell them at manufacturer prices. Call and
examine them. Tha are the beet.
jsil-ll tt, I. IUL CO, .
EW - ADVERTISEMENT 1 :
SPECIAL
. j .. .
; ANNOUNCEMENT!
TA."FLECK & CO; :
i ''.ww--
would annauaee that they are now opening for
the Fall tteeson tbe most attractive and compute
stock ef " . .'' : .,..! , , ; v ' 1 1:
Millinery and Fancy Goods
: ,. fy V,:t;..: , vt .
ever before offered In Cltarfleld. In our Fancy
Goods uepertmost we ere ottering full lines or
)-.',
Hoelery, '. Woolen Coods,
. I I i- t i
Glovea, , Hoop Sklrta,
Tlea, ,' Cornels, .
Laeee. ' Hair Ceodt,
Bib bona, , Canvaaa Patterns,
Dresa Trimmings, ! Worsteds. eVc,
all of which wt are offering at attractive price!.
TVTTT.TiTTTEBT SSPABiTMZlTT.
We are now opening the latest itylef and novel
ties for the Fall Season.
. BONNETS, ' ' ' :
HATS,
FEATHERS,
PLCMBS
VELVET RIBBONS,
TIPS,
, ! J ; f ORNAMENTS, '
FLOWERS, Ao.
OUB. TRIMMING DEPAKTMENT
is in charge of a flrat-clasi Trimmer from the city.
We lollclt an inspection of our styles by the
ladies or uiearneid and rieinity.
Ptere room tbe name aa aow occupied by Wm.
Reed,, on Market street.
novi'73 T. A. fLBCK w.
REEDI REED! REEDI
' ., MARKET STREET, -
CLEARFIELD, PA.
DRY GOODS!
CARPETS I
CARPETS!
CARPETS!
Genllenien'sFarnlshlngGoods,
Ladies, Misses it Children's Shoes!
The undersigned, having leased again, will
continue te represent tbe above llnee of good! In
all tbelr branches, and bariag reduced my ex
penses to one-third leas, t can afford and WILL
SELL goodi at
A CLOSE MARGIN 1
I shall continue ta aell for cash, so that cash
buyer! need not fear helping to make up for
losses. 1 will, as Heretofore, Beep a
i Rd'uiUe Class of Good,
and will In aU eases try to give you the value of
your money, i am receiving a nne line oi
BLACK ALPACAS
. THIS WEEK !
It Is my Intention etaee (ki'ecs li'rei'y Buy
ers throughout the oounty, giro this attention.
, . vj,-, : WM keejy
' ,.. ' Market Street, Clearfield, Fa.
February 4, 1874.
. u,..; . . . '
eieJ-Thet from the above no one may expect
tbe cinch, I mil Just here stale that there will be
no ohroiuoeor premiums given, and will further
guarantee that no one will get more value than
their money Inrested.
O. I. c.
WIlEriK la buy my DRY OOODS, ORO
eerlH, Uneensware, Qlassware, llrurs nnd
Notions, Confectioneries, Ac, cheap fur oasb.
The subscriber begs leare to Inform bis old and
new eustooieri that ha baa opened
A VARIETY SToUfi
1' IN fJLEN HOPB, FA.
And will erll goods at tirlces te suit tha time!. A
liberal redaction will be made to customer! buy
ing at wholesale. '
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. A liberal share of pulillo patronage is
col letted.
C.J. EEAOT.
Olen Hope, Pa., June 14,1871. , .
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
Till undersigned, having tahlliket a Nat
eery ea the 'Pike, about half way between
Clearfield aad Carweasrllls, Is prepared te fur.
alah all kinds efFHUlT THEIH, (standard and
dwarf,) Evergreens, Shrubbery, Orapl Vines,
Oooseberries, Lawtoa Blackberry, Strawberry,
aad Rasberry Viae. Alio, Siberian Orah Treei,
Qulaee, aad early eearlet Rhubarb, Aa, Orden
promptly attended ta. Address,
i. P WHISHT. '
aeptt !- Carwiaivlllt, Pa
N
gw&mtt, if itttwrt, att.
H. F. BIGLER
DIAUIBI !
II A XI W ABE,
'-' - J Alio, Manufacturer! of " "'
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
. OLIABIIILD, PA. .
F
ARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
kinds for aale by
. . H. F. BIQLER 4 CO,
-RAILROAD WHEELBARROWS
XV -
for sale by
' ' H. F. BIQLER ft CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
: Kails, etc., for aale by
. II. F. BIGLER k CO.
HARNESS TRIMMINGS A SHOE
A A.
-' ' 1 ' Findings, for lale by
H. F. BIGLER CO.
Q-UNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For aale by. f . ' ---H.
F. BIGLER k CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
, ; Slxci, for (ale hy
H. F. BIGLER k CO,
'RON I IRON I : IRON ! IRON !
L
For sale by . "
' " H. F. BIGLER k CO.
TTORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
JLA. . ,
, - SAILS, for sail by ,
H. F. BIGLER k CO.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
: And bait Manufacture, for sale by
1 ' ' ' - H. F. BIGLER k CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
, BOXES, for sale by -'
' ' ' H. F. BIGLER At CO.
RODDER CUTTERS for salo by
cb30-70 n. F. BIGLER k CO.
RONSIDES STORE.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
HEATERS,
RANGES, t '..v i ;
HOLLOW-WARE,
PAINTS.
. OILS k VARNISH,
TUTTY k GLASS,
. ROPES,
STEP-LADDERS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
The celebrated Toledo Anti Freeing Oalranlied
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
No better Psmpi la the market.
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, LANTERN'S,
LAMP FLUES, of all kinds,
LAMP FIXTURES, Ac ;
All at lowest prioea. '1-1474
Preaojuelsle attract, Phlllpsbura;, Pa.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
or all xixnsj
Baggage Bamwa, Warehouse Truoka, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawer, Ac
ton ialb ar
II. F. B I G L E U & CO.,
, : Dealer In Hardware,
mchaO:7.tf Second Street, Clearfield, Pa.
JQANIEL GOODLANDER,
WriiSKBUUKU, TA.,
' Dealer In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY 4 GLOVES,
' BATS A CAPS aad BOOTS A SHOES, '
Tobacco, Groceries and Fish, Nails, Hardware,
liueenaware anil uiasswaro, men 1 and
Boys' Clothing, Drnga, Paints,
Oils, School Looks,
a large lot of Patent Medicines,
Candies, Nou A Dried Fruits, Cheese and Crack-
era, Rock and Kifle Powder,
Floor, Grain nnd Potatoes,
Clover and Timothy Soed,
Sale Leather, sforoceos, Linings, fundings sod
'inreea, nnoemaxerr loon ana
Shoe Findings. -No
greater variety of sonde In anv store la th
county. All for sale very low for eaeh or eonntry
produce at the Cheap Corner. Aug. 27, 1879.
KRATZER & LYTLE
Turpenllss, )
Paints, I
Oils, J
WILL SELL YOO
"lass,
I Putty,
French, Richards & Co.'s
Buck Lead
AND
Calcined Piaster
VERT CHEAP.
Immense ilook on hand.
Clearfield, Pa., JunV4, 1873.
The Lightning Tamer.
THE snderslgned are (ha sole Agents is this
county for the "North American Galvanised
LIUBTNINO RODS." These are the only safe
rods now In use, and are eadorsed by all the
scientific men la the country.
We hereby notify tha eltiiens of tha scanty
that we will pal Ihea np a better rod, and for
less money, than li charged by tha ferelgn
agent! who annnally traverse the county aad
carry o anr little cash, aovar to rstura.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Those wishing Lightning Rods erected on
their buildings seed but address as by letter, er
call la person. W will pal them up anywhere
In theconnty, aad warrant them. The Reds aad
Fixtures saa be sees at any time by calling at
ear Here. H. F. BIQLER A GO.
Clearfield, Martk It, lfiTfi
grit oo&S, tittitttUt, ttt.
i. r. wsxvsn...
,.W. W, BSTTS.
WEAVER fc BEtTN
. CLEARFlEtDPA-i , v
Are slerlng, nt the old stand of O. L. Reed A Co.
their stock of goods, oonslitlng of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
. . . BOOTS A SHOES. ,
HATS A CAPS, ' ' TIARDWARB,
QUEENSWARE,
. .... . i
FL0UB, FEED, SALT, &oi, &o.,
At tha most reasonable rates for CASH ar Is
exchange for
Square Timber, BoardB, Shingles,
' OR COCNTRT PRODUCK.
ay-Adranoea made to those engaged In get
ting apt square timber oa the most adraatsgeeus
terms. pdtljanTt
MARBLE AD ST0E YARD!
Mrs. S. S. LIDDELL,
Having engaged la the Marble business, desires
to Inform her friends nnd the public that she has
now and will keep constantly on hand s large and
well solected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and Is prepared to furnish to order
TOMBSTONES, ,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Curbs and Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window
Sills aad Caps, also, '
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac, Ac
CgL-Tard on Reed street, near the R, R. Depot,
Clearfield, Pa.
je7,7
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
MATTHIAS FS,
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P.O.
The onfierFirorxl hret 1ct (o Id form (ho eltt
udi of drarfleM, and th public general), that
be baa on band a fine Mtortmfnt of Furniinre,
neb u Watout, Obertnat and Fainted Chamber
Huitfi, Parlor Buitea, hrelioing and xtnion
Cbaira, Ladici and Oeata' Kiy Cbairt, tbe Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cant Srstiand
Windonr Chain, Clotbea Bar, 8tep and Eitcn
lioa Laddera, Hat Racki, Bcrubbing Brmhti. ale
MOULDING AND PICTVRB FRAMES,
Looking Qlanei, Cbromot, Ac,t which woo Id b
iniUtile for llolieaj pretenii.
leelO 73 JUH11 TKUUTMAM,
rpHE LATEST MOVES
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To their new boil ill nr. oh Second Btreet, nearly
eppeeite tbe store of Wearer a Uitts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Wbere they will eontlnaa to inpply their old aad
as many new customers as may eome, with
PURE DRUGS!
ClIEMlCALSt
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Including all new remedies,)
Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Olaas and
rutty, Bobool Books, Stationery, Paper,
Ae.j also, a full line of Drag
gists' Sundries, Ilalr
, Tooioa,
Coamelles, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brashes,
louat poaps, j ooxei jjoors, ao., all of ,
the best quality.
PURE WISES AM) LIQUORS,
for medical A sacramental purpose! only,
Pars Whits Lead, Colon of all hinds. Haw and
Boiled Linseed Oil, varnlrhee, Turpen.
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish ,
Brushes, Flavoring
Extract!,
Confectioneries, Bird Seed, Srilce, gross d and
engruenu, oi a,i ainua.
SMOKERS AND CltEWERS
Will find enr stock of Chewing '
and amnkinf Tonacco, Imported and Do.
meitlo Cigars, Mnnff and Pineeut to be of tbe
rery beat brands In the market.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS, '
All kinds of GLASS WAR E
GARDEN SEEDS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
aad Musical Trimming! of every variety.
. Bariag a long experience In tbe (tartness, aad
we are onsbled ta 111 Pbysiclass' preeerlptlona ui
euurivRi nonce h. mm lae moss ressonsnie
terms, day and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIX.
Clearneld, Pa, May II, ISJl-tt.
I
IME1 LIME1
The nndersltned ll now arenared b r,,uk
voe paone wiia aa excellent equality af :
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime. '
for plastering purposes, hy the large ar smell
.(-so u.j. van oe iouoo lor l be p reseat at Piss
new bulldlsg, en Market street ' i
Ii. K. MCCVLLOUfll. '
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF TUB Out At -
REDUCTION OF PRICES (
BY 8. PORTER MIAW, D. D. .
IMPORTANT TRUTHS: '
n.rlne luooeed.d in settinc s llshler tariff on
material, hence the Um and moo'srafe charge for
partial and full seta of Teem. I ase the best
manufacture of teeth and other material. All
o peralions registered and warranted to glre Mr
rice and latisfaotion.
friends, reflect that my charge! for the inser
tion of artificial and tha laving of the natural
teeth are now the most reasonable in Pennsylrania.
Preserre your teeth and yoa preserve yosr healtn.
Puttins of tbe natural teetb In a healthy, are
aervetivesod useful condition Is made a specialty.
Diseases and malformationsoommon to the mouth,
aw and associate parts, are treated and corrected
with fair luooeis. raxamuiauoui ana consulta
tions rass.
It would be well for nstients from s disuses ts
let me know by mail a few days before coming
te tbe elDce.
It Is rerr important that children between the
agea of six and twalrs years should bars their
teeth examined. ' ' ' ;
Anesthetics are administered aaa leetn re
moved withoot pain. -
Dispositions and character are Jndged by all
tha world by tbe expressions of tbs face, henes
how rer dladstroas mar It therefore be for per
aeni to indulge sn expreaaion of distorted features,
even apart from a hygleoic view. Mow, to esjoy
natural (not artificial) comfort! and plealores,
respect and obey natural simplicities and instinct.
fl. fUKTlirt HIIA", V. If. Ot
Office In New Masonic Building, Beonfld street,
Clearfield, Pa. mayl4'7
DENTALCAED. "
Dr. A. M. HILLS ,
Vonld aav io hii patina U and tha ftub
lie c rally, that, baring diwolred partnarihiv
with Dr. (Shaw, he i$ now doing tha en t lr wort
of hli ofi.ee hfmMlf. to that patlentt need not fear
being pot under tha handi of any other operator.
UioavrDeiu, jsaren z, i5.z-pu'ia.on.ti
J. JI. STEWAET, D. D. S.,
Offica orer Irwln'i Drag Stora,
, CrRWKNSVILLE. PA. " ,
All dental operation.,, either in tha mechanical
or operatire branch, promptly attended to aad '
aiiifaotion gnarmnteed. ftpoeial attention paid
to the treatment of diaeaiei of the natural teeth,
gami and mouth. . Irrrgalarity of tha teeth and
oeiifully eorreeted. Teeth ettraetwl without pain
by the uae of Bther, and artifieial teeth Inaorted
of the beat material and warranted to render aat
liraotion. april26'71:ly
rpUE MITCHELL WAGON, ,
FOR
Farm, Freight and Plantation Use.
Cnlvenally known 11 tho '
ORIQtXAC RACINB WAOON. .:
Made by eiperieneed workmen out of ai rood
material ai money an bar. Me do not el aim to
build the loweat prtoed n agona, cut onr aim ta to
build a well proportioned wagon in all He part.
and excel in durability and light draft. For the
put quarter of a century the Mitchell Wagon haa
incoeMfully maintained the reputation of being
the beat wagon Io van. Tbe rapidly Increasing
demand for tbem proves their superiority orer all
other wagons.
Mitchell, Lewis k Co.. Manufacturer, Racine,
Wisconsin. For salo by ,
'iAlUI. iltslLii
Aug. 6, 1873. - Clearfield, Pa :
The Bell's Kiin Woolen Factory,
Pens township, Clearfield Co, Pa.
BURNED OOTI
' aut set n
B U R N E D U PI
The sulscribers here, at (Teat expense, rebuilt a
neirhhorhood necessity, in the erection of s llrst-
elaee Woolen Manafactory, with all the modem
improvements attached, and are prepared eo mejas
all hinds ef Clothe, t'assimeres, batinetta, blan
kets, rlannela, sc. Plenty or goods on band to
supply all ourold and a thousand new easterners,
whom wa ask to coma and examine ear stock.
Ib. business of
CARDLVQ AND FULLIXO
will reoeire our especial attention. Proper
arrangement! will be made Io receive and deliver
Wool, to sutt customers. All work warranted and
done npos ths shorteet notice, and by strict atten
tion to business we hope t. realise a liberal share
of public patronage.
10,000 rOL'SDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay the highest market price for Wool
and cell our eranuraotured goods aa low as similar
goedo eaa be bought in the eounty, aad wheaever
we fail te render reasonable aatiafactioa we eaa
always be found at home ready to make proper
explanation, either in person or by letrer.
lAat&a junnsun a buas, '
apriUfltf : Bower P. O.
JEW BTOKE AND NEW GOODS.
JOS. oil AW 6i SON :
Hsiajuit opened a . .
Nxw Stoki, on MaitiSt.,Ci.iAiriiLD1 Pa.'
lately occupied by Wm. F. IRWIX.
Thoir i lock coDtiati of :
GaoctBirt of tbe best quality,
Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
And tvery article Beoessnrv for.
ono'a comfort.
Call And examine onr stock before tar-
chasing eliswhorw. ' May 9. 1866-tf. '
(TILEARFIELD ACADEMY,
J ,.
' MALE DKPAHTMKST.
THK WIN'TKR TKRM of fonrteen week! will
commence MONDAY, JANUARY th, 18V.
Terme or Taltlon.
Reading, Writing, Mental and Written
Arithmetic, tirammar, ueograpny and
liistorv - t Ot
Netnrsl PhlloKiphy, Physiology, and Bin- ' ,
gia bntry ttook-serpisg, or ettner, wttn
the aboTc IS 0?
For fnstroetums in l)ouble Kntry Book-
keeping and Commercial Arithmetic, spa .
eial terioe to be arreeged. .
Por particulars respecting the school apply to
eugii'TJtf . K, M. MoF.NALLy. .
OnniANS' COUKT SALE. By
virtue of as order issued ant of the Or-
phana' Court of Clearneld eousry, there will be
sold at public sale, on tne premises, la tbe bor
ough of Curwensrille, at S o clock p. a., on Sat.
nrday, Mareh 14, 1374, the following valuable
real estate, late the property af Isaac liloom, Jr..
deceased, to wit : :
All that certain house and piece of land, known
as the American Hotel property, situate in th.
borongliorCurwenTill,eountrof Clearfield, Pa., '
on the east side of Filbert street, beginning at
about 60 feet north from laid street, containing
160 feet front on Filbert street and extending
baek 60 feet eastward, and baring a large TAV
ERN and stable, and ether outbuildings thereon
erected.
TKRMS i One thlrd rash at eonflrmatlea af
sale, and the belance In two equal annnal Insrate.
mrnte, with Interest, to be eeeneed on the preulp.
sea by bond and mortgage.
LEAH BT.OOaf,
Feb. iVHt, Adra'x ef Inaae Rlonm, dao'd.
STOJIB KOOM AND OFFICES
FOR KBN'TT.r The Store Room en Second
street, known as the "Keystone Store," lately es
cupiej by G. W. Graham, is tor rent. The store
room la MxeO.wlth wart room 2112, good water
and pump ia the building. The oWoe rooms harw
outside entrance, second floor, 7?x7 aad llxSS
feet. Puitding In good order. Known te be well
lituated and raltahn for any and all ktadi of
business. Hot further particulars address , ,
i. u. HlVilD,
Clearfield, Pa., March 4, W..tf
SPECIAL LEGISLATION No.
Ilea Is hereby siren to the public and all
parfiee Interested, that application will be made
at tbe present session of oar State Legislature to
pass an act authorising tne crereeer! or tne roor
of Lawrence township, ia the cnaaty af Clear
ftsld, to lery a tax fnr poor purpaei epoa tha
unseated landi In said township, at the same rata
per cent, ai may be lerled npoa rented art peril.
M. t. WALLACE,
' , 1. B. Hit AW, .'. , ,
. I ; JOBKPU 0WKKS, ,
sad stheri. ,
Lawrssee Tp , r.b. 1', 1ST4 4I.