THS;?REPUBUCAN.
C'liKAKKlKLU, VA
WKUXESIiAY MGHNIKtl, NOV. II, .74.
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HKI.ICilOim NOTM i:h.
MrtUodiit Iciilaropal Churrh Rv. A. I,
Yowu, Pastor. Vubllo Service vsry habbath
ii iv a. m., aou 1 1 i. m.
Hebhath Holiuol at 0 A. M.
rrayar Moat in avcrr Thuride:. at 71 P. M
Cotaiuunlou tiorvtc. first Batbnfb of every
uiotun, i iu a. i,
Presbyterlau ChurcH-Rev. II. S. Birrucn.
tiulibuth services morning and overling Kab
hath Hohool at I P. M.-.'rayer Alerting Wednes
day e ran l oft.
Kt. ITeiicfc. CMiurrh 4 theUr IUt. P,
J. HHMtfAtf-Jl'Ht a'clock-A. W,n tlio
leooml and fourth Sunday of each month,
Lutheran Church. Ilov. D. M. Muhkr.
Preaching avery Sabbath, morning and evening,
-Sabbath riobool kt 9 a. m. l'rayrr meeting every
Wednesday eToalng.
OI'l'ICIAI. MKl.t TOHY.
TIB OV UOUUIMO MIUIiTKB S.VMIOI.B COURT.
Rcrond Mom! it of January.
Third Monday of March.
Ft rat MmiUnj of June,
Fourth Mondiiy of BiitrnilMr. ' ' !
VIUB Or U0..D1KU CO WO ri.KA.
tTrtt Monday of June.
beeonu mono, ay oi outiwdt.
ma lic omcnus.
Prttidtmi Jd,jt Hon. Charles A. Mayer, of
Look Haven.
AUtat Lam Judge lion. John II. Oryit, of
llell.ronte.
Associate Judy William C Peley, t'tearfleld ;
John J. Head, Curwensvillc. '
Proikonotmty Aaron C. Tut p. '
Mfialor mmd feerWr A. W. Lee.
Ihitrict Attorntm Frank Fielding.
Twnnr David W. Wine.
HkmriM William R. Mcpherson.
AMMfy Srvtgvr -Samuel F. McCloskcy, Cur
wensvillc,
Comtrtt ComutfionMV. V. Conteret, Kart
lima; John 1). Thompson, Curwensville , Clark
Drown. Clearfield.
VoniHg Awlilort Rcubrn Mel'hereon, Clear-
lieldj Jemee II. line, number myi iow.a v,.
It loom. rilMrAfllfl.
Jury CommitiiomtrtJubn W. ghugart, James
Mitchell, Cluarfied.
SpntedtHt of Public SekwU John A.
iJrrgory, uiearucia.
Aotm Juhn W. Wrlgley, Wm. Ru
debaugh, Cyrua L. (lordon, Clearfield, Joiiah
Kvani, Joeeph R. Irwin, Curwansville ; J. J. Lin
gle, Uaoaola Mills; Johnston Hamilton, Luthora
burg. .Mr. R. X. Shaw has a fine dwelling
for rent. Boa advert I lament.
M. (i. llrown A Hro. have piirelinHed
the Intereat of tbe other member of tbe firm and
are now tole proprietor! of the Clearfield Planing
Mill Company.
Look ro& Vksi s. On ft day when
the aky la bright and elear, Vvnna can be aaen
approaching tbe aun, over whole faoa ahe will
pan on the 4th of Decumbor.
me--
ItKTt RN THAT UoliE I Stmelody
burrowed a large biavy lined buffalo robe from
the Sbaw iloeae aome Uiae ainoe. The proprietor
deilrea the borrower to return It, aa be propoie
to aaa It.
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li8(iM TioN. Tlio tinn of Hubbard
4 Waple baa bean dltaolred. John W. Waple,
having bought the loterext of hU former partner,
will eonttnne the buiiaeaa at the old itand, bf ck
of Krataer Lytle'a atora.
ThkCkntknnial. OnourtirKt pairo
will be fowad a tut of ona of the bulldlnga aow
being erected In Philadelphia for oar great Na
tional Exhibition, fn 187B. Thlt building when
eoinpletcd will eoetI.ift9,373.
A man iri Lock Havon, a keoporof
a aaloon, whnea name ia Jaudam, waa aeef dentally
hot in the fool by a rough, the other night, In
flicting a painful wound. It la aalJ that hla Brit
remark, after feeling the ifcot, waa to call bia own
name, very loud, adding to it the worda "fool yoa.M
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Th Liimlwrnian'H Kxchniio, ofj
WllUaraajMirt, haa appainted a aommitloe of Ave
to eonfar with almilar teaiiaittrea fraui other
organliatloni In fha 8 tat, for the parpoaa of
taking active meaiurea to atop undue diforimioa
tiuo in freight a abargod by railroad com pa lea,
Xew STORK. A rol'oronoo to our n-
vertiaing eolovna will diicloaa tbe fact that A. 0.
Kramer A Ca. have opened aow grocery, flour
and feed store, on Kent street, one door wtat of
tba Leonard IIoue, where tbey will keep a good
election of all gooda la their Una. Uire them a
Call. '
,i
Coi rt. This ia tho lout wock of tho
November term of Court. The attendaoee ia not
largo eenaidariog all thing. What aaaoant of;
busineaa will be done we are unable to Bay at tbi
period (Tuesday). Judge Mayer It prealdlng,
and ia enjoying good hualtb, equally with hla
nrbane Aaaoelataa. -i
JJtKiiLAHS. It nppeurH from our.
eiehangea that Clearfield (a aot the only place!
where thieving fa carried on. From all part of,
tba country ooine newspaper. Itema to tbe effect
that barglata are about, who make no d "Unction
In their foray l oa aeeount "of raet, color, or pre
vious condition." 1
ItAiLitoAft AcrirtEST. An awidont
occurred on the Hall Qap railroad, on Friday
last, resulting ta the injury of Thomaa Bear, one
of the aande ef that road. Ha waa run over by a
truck laden with ties, and although bla escape
from immodiate death la mlraeuleas, wa are happy
to state that be it expected to bo at bis work
agaia in a few dayar
"Hob" McKually attempted to maku
fun of na last week, beoauae we put op no roostera,
and whet We informed him that we had none, be
went atraigtway to the wood and killed a phaas
ant rooster and handid him 1d. We turned tba
Joke on him by having t cooked anil eating It
for dinner. "Bob," we eaa aland such yokes
every day. R. M. MeKnally Is a good Insurance
agcat as well as a good huntsman.
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IIttvbn JiiH)KtJ.-Xho Court deputed
John L. Cattle, Kq , aa relnra jndge from thia j
county to meet thoie of Centre and Clinton, eom-1
posing this Judicial distriat ; Mr. Wa, V. Wright ,
waa appointed. Congresaioiuil retttra judge, and
A. W. Walters, Ksq., Heaaterlal ratura judge, all
of whom mat ia llcllcfonle, on Tuesday, the 10 Ih
lost., for tbe purpose of oasliog up tbe vote and
declaring tho majority for thoaa eieoud la the
respective districts,
To Foil Them A Itiuuhamton
banker haa hit upon tbe following plan to prevent
robbers of banka from being eweeeeefo! In their
latest node of doing business that of forcing
the tasblar, or other party la charge of the vault,
to go with them and open U for their benefit. The
plaa la to ptae aaeh ewe of the three, fear or
mere locks white teeure the treaaure, In tbe
charge of a different person, ao that the vault eaa-
aot bo opened without the asaletaaoa of all tbeae
partial. "
Lioht. Our borough i now of those
wbicb will "alt In darkness no more," everything
being done to lt.s ifcvl that pUf ef light shall
be furnished. X a umber of , tbe old lamps have
been removed from their, original sites to others,
where their light II fspeeteJ to shins with greater
effeet, while ajev la tap t hare heed oreotod at all
avaitatle petals throughout, tbe borough. We
aides the regular wnmber, aereral extra lamps
havftcgi put up, whose light will be gladly ao
eptcd by the oowmunity,
(OMMKRriAL School. It. M. McKn-
ally openeil an eveniag aebool In tbe Clearfield
Academy, na laat Moadny evening. Taeexerelaea
will eoaiist of wrlttaf Spelling, bualuass oorrea
pondanee, eom atari ial ealealatioas, and praelleal
business problems aJao, complete drill oa hi I la.
notes, drafts, erdert reeeipta, ehaeks, A. No
books required. Tbe school will he heldea Moa
day, Wedpaedat-ood, Vridy ateaingi of aaeh
week far eight wetr. Dtudenta ema enter at any
time. Terma, $1 la adraaee.
St a a nu 1k:mh;nt. The I'hilips-
burg Jpmrmmt aaya i "A valuable horse belonging
to C. Monro, Esq., of Pblllpaburg, refused ta eat,
although esbibtting ae symptoma ef any disease.
peculiar to buries. At last It wa dieeovered that
by soma meana a boot heel had become fart la the
roof of the aaimal'a saoalh, preventing maettea
tlea. It ia supposed that the heel was la tba hay
apoa which the horse fed ajrd tba aaiia, by the
aetioa of tbeiaoatb, wcrc,fored kato th roof bold
Ing tbe heel an til dlwtovered and remored.
IM of I clt una ppmaivtlnff nnolaimfd
la the Poetnffloe at Clearfield, for tbe week ending
foveaaner inia, l"7l I
Anderson, Miss Anna
Ilt-pbum, Mrs. Annie
Miliar, ltoolel
Myers, Miss H. E. ;
Moodie, William
isnpseo, John K.
BmUa, A bra It aaa
Jln.wg, Mrs. R, J( (
Bailey, MliJtd
Barron, Jernne
Caldwell Jamal ' '
Campbell, feba '
Calhooa, Cyrus J.
wewgb, Charles F.
Olllispjc, J. . . .-.Wftaon,
Hooter, Praa ffp j -
Treacle ,
f. A.GAlrLllf, P. M
Attkuitku Hank i.oiiiii.KV.--A moat
daring attimpt vaaaiede to fob (be Viral National
Ilaan of Cerwaaevill, en laK Woa.lay ulgbt.
Abeit S o'clock, rnlilvnta la tbe violnlty of the
bank were awakened by atratnendouiconeuaiion,
Mr. Arnold, tbe Capillar, who rvatdad njipoilta the
tank, a Mr. Uioom, and a Mr, Thoutpwii, all
rralding near, juuinl unt ortScir Uxli attnut lite
aama time and uoiated their wladowi, but all waa
quIfU Mr, UriMHii, however, aaw two mon itand
lag eu the paveuieat right under hla winduw, but
tbey aooa moved acruia the it roe t to Mr. Arnold'
rraldenoe. Mr. Thompaon taw a party approach'
Ing Mr. Arnold' liouae after ho aaw light In (ho
building, but when railing Ul taiudow a llttb
biglict It made aoute tuiiae, nail the party tn tbe
atreet obrrring hlia, atarted up itrert townrd
the et'inotery. Mr. Arnold then alarmvd ioiiib of
theeliliuna and prooevdud to the baitk, wliore
thvy found all tbe door upou and tka fu drllkd
and bunted, but (be eontenla were undiaturbod.
The eiploalon waa ao aevare Ibftt It eranked aotne
of the large platea or ylata In the baik building.
The burglara auc,odcd In making Ihvlr vavape,
but without aouipeniatlon,
Tha entrance waa mailt by a bnuk window.
Tbe hurglara made aeven dutlnct nttempta to
drill tbe vault door, but abandonod It and at
tacked an outaide aafc, aaed f"t book, Ao., and
drilled two bolea thruugh It. They tbun charged
U wltb a blaat of powder, but the aufe aitalalnad
very little Injury.
Tao Mirtioa arrived at the Mum ion Uouio, la
Lb la place, on Wednesday Inat, and rvglitorod
aa "J. II, Curtin, Corry," and "Torn l'utmao,
t'orry." Curtin wrote after hla name : "Uone to
Curweonfllo ecUck tn 3) !' SV. J.ll.U
On Thuraday, tbe 11th intn two auiploioua
looking ebaraotera arrived In Clcartiald from
Reynoldavllle, and regltteraU at tba Shew lloua
ai "Q. VilUaiua,Corry,Mnd "J.W.Boib(dltto."
The "ditto" wu afterwarda itrlekan out by Uuib,
and "Wli." aubatltuted.
4 Tbeie partlea all hadoooaideralkbualneai with
our banka while here, and what baa aluoo (ran
pi red makca It appear very plain that tluiy were
"laying" for all of than. Three man arrtvod on
the Ktpreaa train, on Monday night, at 9Mr but
did net itop In town, and na dcioribcd by the
paiaangera, tboy areauppoted Id be the very aanio
fellow atKive regialertd, and, no doubt, parpe
trated (be outrage. What effort baa been made
to overhaul the I helve, wo bavo not learned.
('iianoe in Time. Som iuinrtaiit
ohangea have Loan made, going into vfl'oot on
Monday I aft, In the arrival and departure of
trains. The ClcrM4 Kipreaa now learca Clear
field at 4:115, a.u.,arriring at Tyrone at ti-.it, x. a.,
and connecting at that point with the Pacific E
press west on tho mala line, at 8:2 S, a. m., and
with eastern bound trains on4 the main Hue, aa
follow : llarrliburg Accommodation, at T:04 ;
Pacific Eipreii, at 8:17, and Fast Line, at 12:19
A. M. The Mail learns Clearfield at 8 40, p. H-.
arrlrlng at Tyrone at 8:00, p. M , and connecting
with traiaa on main line, aa follow : Westward
Mull, 6:41, ami Fait Line, S:&8, n. u. Eastward
Atlantic Kipreas, 6:16, and Bfalladelphia Ex
press, 10: It, r. M. Rsturning.the Etpreaa leavoa
Tyrone at 7:10, r. after th arrival of the Mail
weit and the Atlantic Kprai oast, on tbe main
line, arriving at Clearfield, at l:3n, r. m. The
Clearfield Mall leaves Tyrone at V:0Q, a. after
tbe arrival of PnoiAo Kiprc wust and llarrli
burg Aoooin modal ion and Paeifle Kipreaa east,
on main lino, arriving at Clearfield at 11:20, a.m.
Those of our readers in wnnt a time table had
better out thia out and par to It up in their re
spective places of buamusa.
(ifOT ItECIPK FOB Ct'RINtl M KMT.
Th following recipe la from tbe editor of the
Gorman town Telegraph, who recommend it after
many years' trial. It will be useful to oar read
ers at thia season of the yean To one gallon of
water add 1 1 lbs. of salt, ) ft. sugar, I oa. salt
petre, h oa. potash. In tbi rale tbe piokle can
be Increased to any quautlty deaired. Let these
be boiled together until tbe dirt from tbe sugar
rises to lbs top and is skimmed off. Thun throw
it Into a tub to cool, and when cold, pour it over
your beef er pork, to remain th usual time, say
four or five weeks. The meat must be well cov
ered with pickle, and should net be put down for
at least two day after killing, during which time
it should be slightly sprinkled with powdered
saltpetre, which removes all tba surface blood,
etc., leaving th meat fresh and clean. Some
omit boiling the pickle, and find it to anawer
well, though the operation of bolliug purine! the
pickle by throwing off the dirt always to bo found
in salt and sugar. -
(jolNU III OUT Alono. Tho PhilipH
burg Jrnal aaya : "Tbe contract for grading
the 4rt two miles of the llouttdale and Madera
extension of the Moahannon Branch was given
on Tuesday to Jetnee MuOoveru, of Tyrone, who
put a force of men at work oa Wednesday. The
Engineer, Mr. A. V. Hoyt, Is busy locating tbe
balanoe of the road, and will make a location of
the line to (lien Hop, eight mile from Houtadele,
as rapidly as possible. The bids were as follows :
Daniel Albert first mile, $3,0Qj Shoff Lite,
second mile, t-t.BOO D. 0. Henael, two miles, $8,.
000: Thomas McCaffrey, second anile, 11,700,
McAroy A Lingle, first mile, 12,700 j McAroy A
Lingle. second mile, $1,100) Downa A Dunn, two
miles, $,1,800 Jaa. Mctlovcra, first mile, $1,7&0
Jas. McUovera, second mile, $1,160."
Ah.kshors Appointkh. David S.
Moore, Assesaor eloct of the borough of Curwena
villc, having resigned that office, the County
Commissioners, oa Wednesday laat, appointed
Klisha Ardery, of that borough, to 611 tbo vacancy,
Wu. Johnson, Assessor of Morrta township,
having alao resigned aa euob, the Board appointed
Juhn Hoover Alienor of that township. '
Samuel Lambert, who was elected to tho lame
position In Ditgga township, alio reiigned, and
Nathan L. Hoover was appointed la his atead.
We have no doubt that thca gentlemen will
discharge their duties faithfully, with credit to
tl public and themselves.
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Fatal Accident. Wo loam that
Aaron Hall and Wu. Lucas, of I'Bicnville, Centre
Ooonty, proceeded to lb Moahannon bill for a
huat, on Friday last, and after having bent sepa
rated for some time, Hall suppoaed be espied a
bear waddling through aome laurel bushes and
fired, but from tbe groaning waa aatlsflod he bad
abot a man, and upon proceeding 1 the spot
found bis friend, Lucas, dead, Tbe reader, In
bia Imagination, cau comprehend the rest aa well
as wa can. Despite tbeae sad warnlnga wbloh
occur frequently, men take no need to prevent
accidaata of tbia kind.
CARO FROM MR. KRAMER. ,
To las Independent t)emoerata ; k
The tie of affinity bv convention la never aa
loae aa to biad iodisiolubly together the minds
4 the entire people. There ll ao magnet of at
traction ia any league Of partiew sou inuruvua
ent faction that eamea the beart-ilriaga of tbe
entire people to vikrata in unieon on political
subjeata, aa mow are led to dtflor with eaob ether
oa some point or other. Nor M ooy federation a
party, ll may be formed for a oevtaia object and
accomplish ita design to a certain extent, and
tbtn una naea to in aoure wiienoe h aprnng.
Hueh was tbe experiment of the Indpendcat
movement. A eoutederation of ineatimaule val
ue even by ita failure, it having aeoempltsbed Ita
alijeet to a certain exleat. But as It is eaeanlial
for the welfare and sacoeee of the parly to which
we have always belonged, and for which wa have
alwaya claimed fealty, to form a perfect organisa
tion aad have peace and harmony dwell ia our
midft, let ua, therefore, who formed or assisted
in forming eaid confederation lor the purpose of
repairing a real or Imagined wrong, oaknly sub
mit to tbo will of Iba majority and a we have
always In tbe past, so let us in the future adhere
U our principles as Democrats, Let as But, be
cause we have to a certain extent failed to accom
plish our object, or offr county mattera have not
bi-en managed, or our primary elections con
ducted eoeording to our judgment or belief, for
ake the principles ef our birthright as Democrats,
Although it is tree we have not in every respect
brca treated as we should hare bona by our
Democratic brethren, let aa forgive them
for they knew n t what they did. The
time will yet come when the people of this ooanty
will extol ua for what we bavo dene.
let as, therefore, as far aa we arc concerned,
bury the balohet let by gone bt by gones and
plant th tree of harmony and forgive, tbongb
our brethren lie unforgiving. Let us saerifioe
what little if any revengeful spirit or aniomlty
we may have for past offences, and labor tft form
a reevarltialliin of oar difficulties and shift the
responsibility of settling this matter on to the
shoulder nf oar accuser. Hueh Bra my clews
oa this subject. Other may adept or rejeotthem.
A. (J. kuAMBB.
Clearfield, Pa., Nov. 18th. 174.
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Pknnhylyani a HailroadOompany's
Nsw RiiLua. The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has iiaued a now set of rulee for the govern
ment of their employee. Among tbo number the
following will he found of interest to tbe pnblia i
Paseenger eeoduetora most seat paaagere and
see ta their Comfort and onjeyraat aa mneb as
possible i see that woe stand oa the platforms, er
ride on baggage, mail or oxpreis cars) put off
passeagera relasiag la pay, ai uto neat atatton i
not permit drunken and disorderly persons on
traiaa. aor allow profaaity. Baggage ag'nteand
mailers saust handle haggaae carefully i the
former to charge for extra weight invariably i the
latter to carry only awe a peonages, ounaiee,
moaay, etc, as the division super in Undents
authorise.
No tickets to be Issued to pirsons so Intoxicated
aa to be Incapable af taking car of tnecaeelrea,
or who. hy reason of sueh condition, mieht risk
their live by traveling j Bar lo any one Incapable
of sif-care.
Neweboye oa trains will not he permitted to
Individually Import oa or annoy passangeri, bat
may announce la a low voice, at intervale not ex
ceeding roar timea la each ear, th article offered
for sale. Ner will the be permitted to deposit
their popers, hooka, etc., on lb seals of tbe ears,
or IB me laps ei passeugeva.troewo jnvsns,
aVprclafg. .
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uiidersiuned desires to Ball hla entire atonb of
furniture In the Husqucbauna Uonas, at Curwena
vllle, at private aalo. Possession wilt be glvm at
ones, A good bargain and rsaaonabl oredll will
beglten. (Si) Ku Uloou.
A Itr.tit'rrion Can.- Another rcduelloa In
Artt1oia Teeth. Prices to suit tliss panicky
Urn, - B, f U lit K H Mil AW, if, V.B.
Clearfield, Pa., Kept. 00, I874..8a
It u.n II, M. M'Knally'a adrertiisunt la rc
gnrd to Life Insuranoo. augll ly
Call on R. M. M'Unully and get your life la
survd ia tba old ContfaeataJdilfnlasarmnee Com
pany, of Hartford, Conn. auglt-ly
Ductal xr Fuh Balk.- R. Newton Hbaw ksepaa
full aupply pf ii rtMlonia JJuggiee and Platlurm
Wkuons lot sale., ft bo seen at the Hbaw House
yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvanla. may ll-tf.
! Wood and Willuw Ware of all drscrlptloni for
aula by ll. uigier a Vo,
f mm una ynur life In lb" Continental Xifs IayH
ratina t'oatpiinv ul llrtfnrd,4iiti
11. M. M'UN ALLY, Agent. ' auglMV
URCAPITIILATION.
Bird Cagea,
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Uooda.
. , AH kinds of j lard ware,; i Ijv': V'fk
Japanned Ware. . n . i
I' Paints, Oils, Varnlahsa.
Caloinotl Plailar,
Wagon and Carriage Makers' auppliei.
All oi tho above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Htore of 11. F. Biglor A Co., Heeond street,
Clearfield, Pa. J j; t
fiavaTimel Pave Labor! Save Honor! Save
Cloiheal The" Novelty Wringer" ia tba best in
the market. Buy it h try it. ,
For aale by If- F. UtOLia 00.
Ck-lned Plaiter fur aalay 11. I, Blgler A Co
Moatour Slate Palnta, for nnlnllnr houses In
side ami outside Collage!, Farm Uuildlnga, Ac.
Beautiful, durable aud economical. Urouud lo
uuro Limeed Oil., t i ' r
myan r " v .
Bird Caaea a larue aaaortment-
at II. F. Dig-
lr uo.'Bt
Ax kb. -Seventy-five doaen Clearfield Wood
chopper Am at i
:ai7. , . H. r. BioLKit a to .
A full linoof Household tioodi, Japanned Ware,
Ac, fur sal by II. P. Higler A Co.
11k in Tim 'Persons whooontetunlatc building
will do well to call and caamiu our stuck of
HI I I.1H Mi MATKK1ALS. We have la atoeka
full I mo of Builders' Hardwnre, Naill, Paints,
Oils, Olaas, Putty, Cali-lnsd Plaster, Ad
m2S7a 11. F. Hiui-aa A Co.
B,v. III al.n'a n-nam.nnt Rb. t) Nit A BHrlaaB
Saw, lloyntoo'l Lightning isew, at
V-iJ'JX II. . ItIUI.K a VO I,
It. F. Btgler A Co. have been making extensive
additions lo their stock or Hardware toe lasi lew
davs. Hvarvthins! new in Bhalf Hardware, Bad-
dlers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Uutldera
Hani ware, and Hardware or all kiall,aen beaeea
at their store. May 22,
INFLATION I INFLATION t '
' James Kerr A Co., regardless of tbe aotloa of
the President, are Inflating, and have In I a ted
their already larae Block ot Clothing, until it now
am braces the fiueat assortment of Clothing and
Furnishing Qooda in any retail store la Pennsyl
vania. Ue low please find reduced price Hat of a
few of the articlea embraced ia their stock!
MKN'S CorTONADK HIUT8, ONLY , 00
MKN'd CAKS1MKRR 81'ITS, DNLY 8 00
ftlKN'B ALL-WOOL CASH. fcUTITS, 10 00
MKN'H FINK BLUB DUO, 8U1T8, 10 00
YOUTHH' HI i 18. $. to 20 00
CIIILIa FINK BLUR CLOTH 81 ITS. I 00
CIIILD'U FANCY DIAti. BVVSti, 10 00
CHILHitKN'tJ BUIT8, all prices, rr 2.60 to 12 00
Umbrellas. Silk, U Ingham, Cotton a large
and fine assortment.
Hoslcry.-Fifty doseni Lisle Thread, Bilk,
Cotton and Engliib super itout hose, wbicb will
bo sold at from 6 cents up.
ttulrla. Our stock of ahlrli la large and com
plete, em bracing tbe Unlveraal, Frcaih Percale,
Cotton, Cassimero and eulorcd Shirts, in great
variety.
We would aay to our customers that having
bought goods at 16 per oeat, less than heretofore,
we are prepared to sell them at prices that will
really astonish everybody. Call early and see for
youMelres. JAMtiB KIHH A CO.
Old westeru llotei uorncr, vieerumu, ra. v
Painti, Oile aud f arnlshul M al y II, F
Bigler A Co.
Fnaa! Faa!laiVAiwgUieajiaa)yrpa
rationa that we have for Coukh, Cclds, Croup, or
any throat or lung difficulty, none of them are
equal to Ur. Morris' Byrun ol iar, vt ua vnerry
and Horehoumt. tf voa are affiieted. call at our
store and we will gti you a Sample bottle rea of
ekurgt I Agents: Harts wife A irwtn, 'Jiearneiu
Holt, Wondsidc M Holt, waiMCctcn t a. as. w u
liams, William s Prove. Msrch ll-Iy.
Juet rcectred, a large lot of Boa -explosive
Lamps and Lanterns at
0-26-72 - H. V. Biaaaa A Ce'a.
NoTtrt to Wasoh amp Oauuaoi Ma tana. We
have just received a general acaortmeat of Wagoa
and Carriage Wocda, alao a full Hoc of Bpiiaga
and Ax lei. which w oaer cheap nr easb.
II. F. Biolrb A Co,
3Marrlfl
la Illnntn town.hip, by Jon Clart, Kcq., Mr.
ll. 1.AWSUN SMITH wd MIm NOIIA LKKCH,
botb of filoon lowD.hip, CM.rfl.ld .oiinty.
On Burnt. T, Nor. Slh, 174, br II. 1. 8uppt,
Km., Mr. JACOB P. WHITK, of 1'h.ll.lphi.,
P.., .nil Miw HALUIK H. HU1UNIL of Jirnu
towolblp, Oie.rllelo! eountyt- 1W A
! -. I .1 :?
- fird. i . . .
In Ilradv towiishln. ftfl Tuclday, IfoT. 10th
1874, MAiDALKNA RItSTlKL, wife of FnAr
Kisiikl, aged 31 years, 2 montns ana J aaya,
' In Bradford townshia. on Monday. Nor. I6lh
1874, LA VINA, wife of David Liox, aged 64
years, 1U noultM anil 4 day.
v Cioarfiold Markets
Coaaarvan Wrrklt by Kratter A Lytic, Whels-
aalaand Retail dealers la Dry Uoods, Groceries
Flour, Feed, etc. Market street, Clearfield, Pa
. H i CLUAariaLD, Pa., JTot. IT,. 1874
Apples, green
fiOi
60
$
Apples, dried
Apple batter, fl gal
Butter.-...., M
Beana..
Buek wheat
Buckwheat flour lb. ......
Beef, dried............ ...j....
Beef, freah
Boards, M .....
Corn, shelled... -.-.
Corn, ear
Corn meal, ysaok
Chop, V cwt
CloverseedHf
76
80
...$o
I I 26
1 00
,.s 04
.7 8ftfi 2i
... 10
..11 tOfauU 00
4 Of
00 fj
Z' ;t i a
T 0"
Cheo.-.w....,..'ii,f"
.... ,. ti
Cherries, lb,
Chlnkens, drcaaed, ' jb...
ststg'
Flaxseed
Flour ,,m.
Hay
lings, dressed
Hides, green-
Ram
Hi
.... .,. '. to
.... i ooia i to
....00 HO (a 14 00
....
II
Shoulders .,.....
Hides
Lard
Mess Pork.'p bbl..H
OaU ....
Ontons,...H.,M ..
PotaloeaM.-w... .
Peacbee, dried, Th ,
Plaster, fi bbl-...., ..
Ry h
Bega, V lb ,..T.....V
Malt, "h sack...., ...
Hhingles, 18 int;hv.. ........
fthiugloi, 26 incbyv,,MM.
Timothy efd......
Tallow ..iii'tn,'-iti'"rl
Wheat
Wool
Wood, eord....H. ......
Hi
1.
.... l
' it oo
0o
t oo
.... ' to
'..'.'. 1 l!fi
.... ' II
.... ' " ' M
10
.... i ' 4 0
PoiinnylvnuIaRnllrond
TV HONS t (JI.KAIir'IKLD BIIANCH
r1 .nil .fltr Mondiiy, NOV. It, 1ST4, III.
I r.MnMrlrai,wiU ran ibiilr (ot 9.B.
b.twu.0 Tjron. and Clrartehl, ml follow.
CLKAKKlKIiD MAIL
LBAVB BOOTH. '
tKAVK KOHTH.
Cla.rl.M 1.10, P"
Philin,bat(.... , "
0-.ol.. ........ i.m, "
i jron. w t.O0,A.M.
umolh. lo.ia, "
rhllip.l,.r,...l015, "
Cl.ar0.ld .....11.10,"
Ijrnil. '"f'.Z.
. CbnAltPiKkD RXPRBtW.
LEAVE SOUTH.
1 1 i
LKAV1 NORTH.
Cl.art.ld I.li A. a
Pbilipibarf.. 1.3.1 "
Oioaola. 5.4
Intometioa.. t.4! "
Trmn 1.44 "
Tjrona. t it r.m.
Int.mtloa,..7.lt "
0la I.H
Phllirili.r, S3 "
CIrH.ld,ar.J.l "
TYHONI HTATION.
B.ltWAIB. AN
Paoiflo Kipnai, 1:17
Jlarrifbor, Ac'ja, T-14
' ' 1 "1 11
Mall Train, i 1:4.
AtUall. K.pnia, 1-64
waarw.an. . A
Miiwl Traia, ' I H
Ciaidn'li Kipraii, IH
Paeifl. KaprVra, 1:14
a a
Wa, P.aang,r, l:IS
HallTnla, , 1:41
Cblla'da Kipnaa, llilliVaM Lino,
a u
FARB FROM CLKARFIEU), TO
BolLfonta, I'a II It
MlddUUwa
hmk Hart. I 11
Wllllainiport. II
laatiBadoa ...; til
MailMU
I
LoitMiur I it
PHILADRLPfll A Til
Alloona.... I II
Lawiitowa.. I tl!
M.rrirlll. 4 M
HARIKBl!ltl... 4f
inhartowa..,, I N
FITTHBUP.0.1.... I II
Olow eonnaitloBr mad by all trala, at Tyropa
aad Look llaral.
" I. I, BLAIR, -
jl7 tf. (wporlalandoil.
grid fli'frtlsrmrnts.
rjiOWNSIlli BTA'fEMKNT.
JOSKI'll OWENS, TmiaM af L.wnno.
lown.blp, la aooooal with Iba Bobool Puad of
i.ij lo.,hlp lor l7t l . ' '
UK To .bouiiI raa.lv.d horn Ooaaljr
Trwuiifor, aaaoalwl lax ..$ ofl7 It
Uaotlr.tl froio lllaU aiipropriaUun 2JIT 0T
Aaioual of Ul larl.il I.ltf 04
Alaouat raa'd fran Taylor Uawlaa. 104 If
' Tola! t
cn- ltj .ml of School Orel, n ixlJ up
till Jin. 0, l74 W.tlt
hjr 4 pn at. allowwi taa.y.ra -
.aHl... , 4S 4
Ilj I'.llMtur'. par awt.., t pr.
M, on 00011, aad . pr Mot. aa "
l,ltl III - Tl II
B, aai Troaaaror'a pa. Malaga, at -.
1 n.r nol. oa 1.J? .. 4 17
Hy bal.ana du. I rum Traalunr.... 1,11.17 IV
h Tol.l.......,...-..4l,4il II
Tba nndarilaBid. Auditora of lAWr.M. toWB'
bin, bavlna ...Bilaad tba aooouuli of Joi.pb
Un.lil, Trr.iurr or l.uwrrno. lownanip, iouiiu
lbM a, Bbo.a lUtid. H. J. vim a i,m,
, . . A. 11. SUA W,
Jua. 1, 1471-.Nor. 11 -Jl) ,, , . . Auditor!.
THE SUN.
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Oct. 28-flt. New York City
jysSOLUTION.- ',
The KartncnhiD heretofore exlitinr between
0. B. Merrell, K, H. Taylor, Lewis C. Bloom,
M. 0. Browa and Elena. W. Brown, under the
name, style and title of tbe "Clearfield Plaaing
Mill Company," and doing business In tbe bor
ough of Clearfield, Clearfield county, Pa., was
dissolved by mutual consent of the per lie on tbe
2d day of November. A. I). 1874, by the said
O. B. Merrell, H. B. Taylor and Lewis C. Bloom
withdrawing from said firm, having sold their
interest in the same t M. li. Browa and Klem
W. Brown, of which all person i Interested will
taxe notice. u. u. mkhkkll,,
r. . ! R. B. TAYLOR,
( i. , LEW It? 0. BLOOM,
MILTON 0. BROWN,
ELKM W. BROWN.
ClaaHleld, Nov. 11. 1874-31.
JJOTICE TO UEIRSi
la Re tbe estate of 1 la the Orphaas Court of
Isaac Draueker, Clearfield 0o., Pa., No.
dee d, Brady twp.J JuaoT,'74. Wrltof Par'a.
To the heirs and legal repraeentatlvea of Isaac
Draueker, deceased, late of lirady township, ris :
To Mary Uraiteker, widow ef tbe eaid Isaac
Irrewckcr, Levi Draueker, A. M. Drauokar, P. W.
Drauoher, James It. Draueker, Hareh HootL
widow of Johnson Scott, aad Mary Scott, Catha
rine Smith, aad Chriatiaa Smith, her hatband,
Helen ffiegal, aad Lever arlegal, bar ausband,
Baaaah llellcy, aad Kdward llolley, her hue-
band, Elite Rodger a, and Daniel Rodgars, her
haetmad, Leah Good lander, and Daniel flood -lander,
her husband, uka noils that at an Or
phaaa' Court held la aad for th county of Clear -
Bold, ra., on ui ma or Aurust, 1(17, a writ
wa awarded aad lo m directed, to make part I -
uoa 01 tn reai esiaic 01 Isaac iiraaeaer, dec a,
late of Brady township, la aald county, aad that
I will proeeed tc hold the Raid inquisition and
ake partition as directed oa the inth day rf
November, A. 1). IR74, at which time aad place
you may appear If you deem a roper. Tbe ia-
quest will meet at 10 o'clock, a. m., of said day,
oa me premises. w. it. ni&nnun,
aaem ' imift, - l - nncntr.
Clearfield, Pa., Nor. 11, 19T4 it J 1
FaTOTICK TO IIKIR3. 1
In Ih Matter of the Ka-1 In tbe Orphan's Court.
leu m bamaei ncgaiw
ty, deceased. j Writ of Partition.
To the Heirs and Rrpreaentatlvea of Hamusl
Ilegarty, late of Woodward township, deceased,
ris 1 Mrs. Lydla Herai-ty, Midst, James liai-
arty, William Ilegarty, Mary WbiUiid aud
iieary wniteiide, nr nuanand, marrnret wua-
erow and Jnc. Withsrvw, her hualand, Jane
Jordan and John M. Jordan, her hasbaad, J.
aeuh ileuartT. Ueorre lluaartv. Samuel Ilea-
arty (of Henry) R. M. Ilegarty, Henry Ilegarty,
Isabel te i nomaa ana nm. inomaa, ner ausnana,
Samuel Herarty.of lUaarty'a X Hoads, William
Ilecarty, Matilda ilell aad Cortes iteil, bet hus
band, Agnes Ilegarty, now Agnes Fink, aad hsr
feaabaad, James rini, Joseph ncuuiiougn, Mary
Jane McCwllooga, Loci MoCalloogh, Sarah
Ana Jiegarty, by her guardiaa, Jokn Witlisrew,
and Jama A. Ilegarty who claims ta be vendee
of William Heiarty.
Take aot ice. the ta auriuanoo or a writ ot
Partition to me directed, 1 wiH oa Tuesday, the
1st day or December. A. D. 1HJ4, bold an ia
queet of partition and valuation of the Real Bi.
talc of Samuel lleearty, rata of Woodward town-
abip, docaad, situate ia Woodward and Deeatar
towaibipa, UMarnaia couniy, ra. mo loquaai
will aaavmhls at the house of laid Samuel II eg
IP.
cloeh of said day,
W. H. Mcl'HkHhON,
Sheriff.
vNr. ll-St. , -,
sTIAUTION.
AH person are hereoy warned agalnit meddling
or with parehaaiog any or tbe toliowmg prone
ty, trow in the handi of Jai. MeOutre, via 1 Ot
urrhaaiog any of tbe following proper-
browa horse, two aewa, two heifers, twenty-two
abeep, cae act of double haroess, as tbo aame be
longs to me, aad Is subject to my order at any
time. T, il. rUnlfii.
Nov. II, 1874-M
E
ASTRAY. ' v
Bitrarwl from tba andinlcnetl. raiMInf In
(llrard taaoibin, aa er .bont tbe lit of fl.il.m-
bw, a foar ,.ar aid ptear, all rl opt wbkl.
IBM, hear, at. Aaj oaa livinc lafonaatioa
loadia, to tba rooovar of laid ot will no lib.r
ail. raward.d. rii:hui.ib kuntiifl.
LaMnL'l Mllla, Ro. -lt. :
jhTuTioir. r.7". J'n'Z
AD potMM Bl. wnbj warwad a,.lait narehaa.
In, or la any wijr ndllai wltb tba follawiaf
doaaribod proportr, vli : 1 r.d .ow, 1 bog, f. lot
orpina aoarai, anoui i3,.iif im, Moa nor., I
anpboard, I dlahiii labia, I pain badaUadi and
bldia, aad balaawa of a.ni.Bold aad blteboa
laraltor. n.w la poH.ioa of Wllliaai B. BnT-
drr, ., th, aarn. belong! lo in. and ll fubjtet to
my order at ana iibm.
no,4 l J0MA8 BNYIJIR,
c
AUTION. '
AU aaravn, ara hrr.br aantknl aot 1. par.
ehaaa or la an, manuw aiddle with tbo follow
iag prop.rU, aow la tb. baodi of f ml.h Rora
bau.B, ia Cb.it towaiblp, Tit t 150 bniheli, mora
ar Ion, of eora la tb. Mr, to aad a half of bay,
mora or ki, lot at oora roddor, and 1 hog, a. tfi.
am. boloog to aia aad ara aaMeet ta my ordr at
lyttma. jamkm vijrki.
N.w Wathlngloa, Bot. 4, U74. lt'
TJIVOROK NOTICK -
ta Iba Oaart tl CmH af Oammoa Plaai of
Cleantold Ooaoly. Ib th. Slata of Paaaavlrania.
Haanah J. Uowdrleh ) 8ab. Bar. Diroroo, No.114,
ya. PiM.Tnn, IH74.
Jaeoh W. Dawdrlek. I Allai lob. T.. 1171.
Yoa, tho aald Jaoah W. U.wdrieb, ar. har.hr
notified aad roqulrad lo ba and appMrbafnr. oar
aaid Caart, to be b.ld at riearlold, aa Ib. Id
iloa-lay of Jawary, A. D. l"7o, to annrwor Ib.
p.HUoa or llbal aflh.iaid Haaaaa J. D.wdrlek,
yoor wifh abora aamad, aad ihow mum, If aay
yoa bar., why tba laid llaanab ahoald aot b.
dirorooi aad Mnaratad from Iba boadi of malri
mony, oalorod Int. with yoa, ae.rdlng U tb.
Aeli af Aalomaly In inch aaioi mad. aarl provtdd.
, w . H, NerllKHHUM, Dbarin.
noarMd. ra., Ror. II, 1174,-41. ,
TlRBOLUTION OP PARTNER.
Jlvf HH IP. Tb. M.aartwanhla kMiln, il
litlag balwM flMm W. Hon aadMnllhlaa
noll,p.tor, Jr., trading aa Hollopetar A Ca la
hady towaahla, Clwrtald ooaaty, wu dliaolvol
by mataal naMwtoathvlrtway afOetober. Th.
aooki aad wmill ara l.ft with Qoa, W. Hon
for bMILbmbI aad MllooUoa, o whom all P.T-
aoaU ara to a. mad.. thoM Ind.btod to tba
firm ara raoaaitod I. aoan forward ant MtlH)
Itaoal dalay. HObLOPIiTIR A 00.
Latbortbar, 0,1. II, 1114-41.
fw Jfli'trtUrmnitji.
ADMIXISTHATOB'S NOTICK.
Niilloa ll li.rrl.T lirrn ibal Latin, af Ad.
nlnlilratloa D. B. N. V. T. A , aa Iba aiUla af
VII, H. UIUKET, lata af Uaaoarla tewaiblp,
.'lrfl.ll oalT, Pa., itMti, ba.la, ai
dulj uraalid lo Iba a.il.r.iiraod, all p.r,oal M.
d.bl.d M ald aal.lo will plial. Baka liaa.dl.U
p,iavnt, aad thuia navliif .lam. or d.uiaad.
will prvMOt laarn proporiyaa.n.nue,iaa Ibr Nt-
ilriu.nt wllboui d.iay.
MAKUAIIKT A.MCKKT,
JAMK9 U1CRRY,
Giro Hop., Oet. 14 01. Adtalalitralan,
T.14IH IALB, Tba and.r.lK.ed olT.ra for
X ' a ralualtl. Iowa properly ia th. boroafb
.(CloarOrld. Lot 0llBl f..t, wilb a food two.
lory plank houM Ih.raoa araolad, yillb tbraa
room, duwa .lain and four bod rooiua up lUira.
Alio, irwina room and bath room on aosond floor.
llou.o Onliboil iompl.1. frota Mllar ta alible-
Uo.d dovtil. poren and gooa waior, rno. raa
sonahle and payments easy.
juaugjj wax. jb.
MoCULLOUQII.
fTOREKKEPKRS, ATTENTION!
Wo desire to call your attoatloa toour exteoilvu
ComialiikoB husiaeaa and to oar facilities for dis
posing of such produce as our consignors sand us.
Uavlng a large trade wun eny taree,we are en
abled tc make quluk rs turns, at full pi
rices.
Storekeepers having UMuaens, Ua
utter. Ens,
or other produce, will do well to give aa a trial.
tvnere u roperies are taeen in eiiaaot, a evtw
m lesion will ha charged.
S. L. KIRK, SON A CO.,
Wholesale flroeer and Commission Merchants,
No. 130 N. Third street, Pbllad'a. .- aprly
Jai. fl. pAttsoas, Prea'k R. B. Brbcbbb, Sec'y;
CONTINENTAL
Lire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Anal! ,..t3,tlO,KH
K.lio of Aiioti lo Ll.bilill,,. Ill
Parnl.hi-i laiuranoa at tba r.ry low.it .oit
Poliny-boldir. parlieip.t. la tb. profit! of lb.
Company, tbui Mnlinually roduoing tb. annual
payiii.nti.
ror raioi. ao., oan on or auor...
H. M. Mi KNAI.l.Y, A.nt.
Offlo. ia Shaa'a Row, CioaPloM, Pa. M.'fi.
1874 " FALL & n HTEU. 1874.
WILLIAM REED
OF TIIK-
8TOR(
l:C7) MT., CLKARITIKLII, PA.,
Ilai roMlrod a r,ry eholoa iloek of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,
FANCY GOOD
. TRIMMED HATS & BONNETS,
H i
KID GLOVES,
HOSIERT AND UNDERWEAR,
AND ATA
OP OTHER aOODfl,
To wbiob tho Blteatloa af aaih bay.r. through
oat tba eouuty li Invited.
llartn. bad .xn.ri.Boa la tbll .law of aoadi.
I am latUR.d I eaa giv. i.tiifutioa to any who
may giv. mo a .all. I am detormlaMl to tell
good, at laob prioei, that a lltll. moa.y will go
a groat w.ya.
Any on. throufhout tho eouotr IB B..d of
good. In my lina, will do well lo gir. me a rail.
r-ar-u.mettia.MB. niaoa. wm. hkku.
0,jU 7, IB74.J Kayitoa. Store, Cl..rald, Pa.
gTOP THIEF!
How often that err Is hoard la our larae towos i
out no one ever thicks oi atcaiiag from
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
For their goods arc ao eheap, ll paya better to
buy than steel them. Parehaitna entirely for
cash, and selling for the same, we are tnua eaa
bled to offer goods at a smaller margin than can
poeaibly be done by any one doinaeven the email-
eat part ef trust business either way. We have
an entirely NIvW purchase of '
DKY GOODS and '
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
variety unsurpassed and pries to suit th
scarcity or money, oar stock ar
LIILLIKEST GOODS.
Bonnets and Ladles' Hats,
haa never boea eqaalled ia the eouaiy.
LA 11 KB AND CUILDRRN'S UNDKRWIAR
a oompUt aaiortmsoL
Ladies Dress Trimmings,
In Fall Line. Latest Styles.
Gents1 Furnishing Goods, ,
a large variety, both coarse and Inc. 1
WINTER OLOVRS,
' I YARNS,
wool ' ' 1
ZKPHYKS
Waterproofs, in Great Variety,
All arc luvltcd tc call and tiamla nor rood
and prices before buying isewbrre. Wo make
an wry faces beoauss yoa don't buy, but believe
this to be a free country; aad that every one baa
th Inalienable right to life, liberty, th pursuit
of kappiaeaa and to buy foods where they eaa
secure me test goods for tits least money. At
Wu, Reed i old itanj, opposite Mossop's.
T. A. ri.KUK
011174 A. M. BILLS.
M1TT0N & HARMON'S
Xew Saddle and Harness
MANUFACTORY,
CURWENSVLLLE, PA.
TI1R undorsignsd, havlne-leased room a for tbo
manufacture of all hiada of 8Al)ILKH, HAR-
NKKH, and all the laleat improvements ia Horee
Vurniihing Uooda, are bow urepared to All all
order at prioe and quality that wiU surprise all
whofevortbeawtthaoallfer the taepeetlenof their
work. They ar dtrmiud tc please and their ex
perience and observation la eastern and western
cities eoablae them to UKKV COM PETITION ia
the maniitaetore of (laid, Hllver, Oroide, Rubber
Covered and Ullt-Llned Mounted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS I
Also flae
RIDINO AND RACING RADDLRS.
Their rents aad einenscs being light, they will
sell the same grades of work Q per cent, cheaper
than they eaa be bought In the eaatera cities.
Repairing and adjusting Saddle, Uanest, Ac,
neatly don, at reasonable prices.
Particular attention paid to all orders ny man
or otherwise.
Call and see their work before buying elsewhere.
MirTON A HARMON.
Curwansvllle, Pa., Oct. SI, 1874.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that letter of admin
istratlea oa the eelate ef Mrs. HUMAN KYLRIt,
deceased, late of Uoihea town abip, Clcar-
neu county, Pa., having beea duly grantaa to
th undersigned, all peraoa Indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay meat, aad
thoee having elaima or demands will preaeut tbem
properly authenticated for settlement without de
lay. A. B. SHAW,
Oct. U dt ' Administrator.
lXECTJTOR'S NOTICE; :"
Natloela hereby glrsa 'lbat Letters Teste'
menUry oa the Relate of aXlZA PLANlttAN,
lets of Clearllsld borough, de d., have beea graat
od to the undersigned. AI'pnons indebted to
aid Estate are required to flake immediate pay
ment, and thoee haviusT laima agalnat It ar rc-
qulied to present them, duly authenticated, with-
oat aeisy, to in anaersign.
- . JAMK'f B. GRAHAM,
Clearfleld, Oct. U, 1874-M.. itteeater,
TTOUSR AND LOT FOR SALEI
XX. Tba Hobm aad Una Iba wraor of Mar
hat aad Plflb .trooU, Oloarlild, Pa., I, for aal.,
Tba let aoalala. aoari, aa am af greaad. Tba
boaM la a larg. d.ubn frame, aoauiaiag aloe
room., ror terms aad otaor iniorraalloa apply
I. th. .abMHaar, at toe rem vma,.
B.rll P. A. OAULIN.
JttmcBs a com.TAni.Kav rin
Wa ban wrlamd a large aambw of la. bow
PII BILL, ml will oa ta. mstpt tl Iwwatr
ira aaat, mail a oo,, lo aaf addraai. mial
$Uttl!)ttuui.
H. F. BIGLER & CO.
aaaxiBi
II1RDWABE,
Also, Maaafxttaroraaf "
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLIAlrllLD, PA.
GAUMING IMPLEMENTS of all
btadl for aala bj
U. If. BIQLKH i OO.
AILROAD WUEELBARROWS
for aal. by
H. F. BIO LEE A CO.
0IL-
PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS'
, Mailt, .ta, for aala b,
U. r. BIOLEB ft CO.
H
AKNKSS TRIMMINGS &SUOE
Fladlng i, for ial bj '
H. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
QUNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For aala k,
H. P. BIGLER A CO.
JgTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Bii.i, for aala hf
II. F. BIOLEK i CO.
RON I IRON IRON I IRON I
For lata hy
II. F. BIOLER k CU.
II
ORSK SIIOKS ft HORSB SHOE
NAILS, for talc by
II. F BIGLER CO
pULLEV BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
An! beat Manufacture, for sal by
ll.?. BIOLER at CO.
NIMBLE SKEINS AND TIPK
BOXES, for sal by "
H. F. BIGLER ft CO
RODDER CUTTERS for salo hy
MCB30-70 II. F. BIOLER ft CO,
yiNKGAR BITTERS.
PURELY VEOKTARLK.
FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
DR. WALKER'S
California
VINEGAR BITTERS.
Dr. J. Walker' California Vinegar Bitters arc
a purely Vegetable preparation, nude chiefly
from the native herb found oa the lower ranges
of tho sierra Nevada mountains or California,
th medicinal properties of whieb are extracted
tberefr jm without tbe ua of A leohol. The quae-
Uoa Is almost daily ached, 'Waat is tbe cause of
the unparalleled (access of VmaoAR Umauar"
Uar answer is, tbat teey remove tbe cause of ots
sa, aad the patient recovers his health. Tbey
arc tbo great blood purifier and a life-giving
principle, a perfect Reaovator and In v if orator
of tho aystem. Never before la the history of
the world has a medicine been compounded noe
seeiing the remarkable qualities ef Viaaoaa llir
tbrb la healing tbe eick of every dlaeaae man la
heir to. They ara a gentle Purgative as well aa
a Tonic, relieving Congestion or inflammation of
tbo Liver aod laearol Urgana, tn U itioua lia-
Thc propertlei of Dr. Walker's Vinegar Bit
tera are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nu
tritious, Lai at I re. Diuretic, Sedative, Csuoter-
Irntaai, 8 ado rile, Alterative, aad AatLBilioua.
Grateful tbousanda proclaim Vinegar Bitters
the most wonderful larigoraat tbat ever sustain
ed the sinking system.
No person eaa take these Bitter according lo
directions and remain long unwell, provided iheir
bones bis aot destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, aad vital organs.
Billons, Remittent and Intermittent fereri,
whioh arc ae prevalent In tbe valieya of our great
rivers throughout the United Htatea, especially
these of tbe Uiaaiaaippi, Ohio, Misaowrl, lllioon,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colora
do, Braaoe, Rio Uraode, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile,
Savannah, Roanoke, James, aad many athers,
with Iheir vast tributaries, throughout our entire
ooautry during tbo Hummer aod Autumn, aad
remarkably so daring sea so us of unusual heat
aad dryness, are iu variably accompanied by az
tenalve deraogemeats of the stoma h and liver,
and ether abdominal vlaccra. In their treatment
a purgative, eicrting a powerful influence upoa
then various organs, is eaaaatially aenecaary.
There la ae cathartic for the purpose equal so Dr.
J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, aa they will apoodily
remove tbe dark-colored vieeid matter wltb wbicb
the bowel are loaded, at tbe same time stimulate
log the secretions of th liver, and generally rc
storing the healthy functions of the digestive
Fortify th body Agaia st disease by purifying
all its fluids with Via. gar Hit tar a. No epidemic
oan take bold of a system thus fore-aimed.
Dyspepsia er Indigestion, Headache, Pain ia
th Hhoalderl, Cougba, Tightaesa ef the Cheat,
Dlaiineca, Sour K rue t lone of tba Stomach, Bad
Tests Ib the Mouth, Bilious Attaeka, Palpitetiou
of tbe Heart, Inflammation of the Lange, Pain
ia the region of tho Kidneys, and a hundred
other painful symptoms, are tho o Iff firing ef
Dyspepsia. Oae bottle will prove a better guar
antee of lis merits tbaa a lengthy advertlaemeat,
Bcrofula, or King's Rvll, White Swellings, V
rs, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Uoltre, Scrofu
lous Inflammations, Mercurial affection, Old
Soros, Ifruptions of tbe Skin, More Kyea, etc. la
these, as Ib all other constitutional diaaaaes,
Walker a Viaegar Bit tera Bare aaowa their great
curative powera In tbe most obstinate and in
tractable cassa.
Foe Inflammatory aad Chronic Rheumatism,
Oeuts Blliooa, Remittent and Intermit tent Pavers,
Disease er the mood. Liver, tvldneya aad the
Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Sueh Dis
easel are eaoeed by Vitiated Blood.
aleebealeal Diseases. Peraons eacaaed In
Palais and Mluerele, aueh aa Plumbers, Type
setter, Oeld-beeter aad ai leers, na tbey adraaee
In life, ara subject tc paralysis af tbe Bowels.
To guard aajainit thli, take a deae ef Walker's
Vinegar Bitters occasionally.
Por Skia DImbmi, KruBtloal, Teller. ,lt-
Rheam, Mloleboa, Hpola, Pimple,, Puatalo., Bolla,
Cerbaael.,, Ring-worma, Haald-hoad Kara Eye,,
KryiipelM, lleb, Beurfi, Diwoloratioai af tho
Skia, Human and Dinami of th. Skla ofwhat
ner aama ar Batara, ara lltarally dug up aad
earriod out f tb. lyRUm ia a .b.rt tim. by tb.
an of the,, BiHera.
Pia. T.po and other Worm,. Inrking la tb
yitem of to bmi Ihnamad., ara .neel..ily do
troyed and removed. No ayaum of medioiae,
ao rarmifug.., as ftalhtlmiaili.. will fro. tba
ayit.m from worm! Ilk. tbeto Bitt.ra.
I '
Por Female Complalali, ta yuaag or old, mar
ried ar llngl., at the dewa of womaahood or tbe
Urn of Hie, Iheaa To.W Hilton dlaplay M da
rided aa ialaeaee that improramoat li wa per.
eoptlbl... .
CleaaM tba Vlliatod Blood wh.aerer r.u Ind
it, impuritl.a buratJng through tho ahia ia Pim
ple., Kruptioai, or Sorer; eleaan It when yoa
ad II obatmetod aad .Inggtih la tn, tbib.
II wh.a It la foal i your faollnga will t.li
yon wbM. Kep the blood pnra, aad lb. health
of th. ayitam will follow.
. . il. McDonald a oo., -
Druggist, aad Uaa. Agls., Baa Praaslaea, Calt
foraia, and soraer of Waahlagloa Bad Charltoa
atreeu, No Torsi. Sold by all Draggtess aad
Dealers. ; . ov.,74-m.
JjVJU BALK OR RENT. ,
A good aad w.ll aqalpned Blaskimilh Shop
orill k atlaw sold er ranted. The beat etead la
th, ooonty. Apply to THOA. J. BOOTH,
Oet. 11, 1174 Imi. Ramb.rger, Pa.
grg Coott, Srorfrlfi, tf.
JJARD TIME8.
11 A VI DO EKPECT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
I am awaio that there are aome persons a little
hard to please, and 1 am also aware mat inc
complaint of "hard time" ia well aigh universal.
But I am so situated new tbat lean satisfy tbe
former and prove conclusively tbat "hard tlmac"
will aot eOeflt those who buy tneirgooaa trom no.
and all my patrons shall be Initiated Into tbe ae
rt of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
t I hav good enough to aupply all the lahabl
Uut la the lower end ef tbe county wgtch I eU
at exceeding low ratea from my mammoth store In
MliLKoNUl HU. where I can always be found
ready to wait upon callera aad supply them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Saeh ai Clothl, SatlBotli, Caiiimarel, Muilina,
Dalainoi, Llnaa, Drilling!, uaitooil,
Trinmingi, Ulbboni, Laoa,
ft mule Clolhlna. Bool, and Sbooi, Il.u aad
Capa all of th. beat m.Urial aad made to ardor
IIom, BoeBl, uioraa, miimb., MOM. muuun., c.
QIIOCER1K8 OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Taa, Sugar, Rloa, Molaiiaa, Flih, Sail,
Porb, LioMod Oil, Pub Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardwara, Qnoaaiwaro, Tiawara, CaatlBgl, Plow!
and Plow Caitlagl, Naill, 8p.,l, Corn Calllra-
ton.Cid.r Pr.iMi.and all aiadi oi aim.
Parfumary, Paiati, Varnlih, Olaii, aad a gaBoral
aiionmoai oi 01.1100.17,
GOOD FLOUR,
Or dif.r,nt brandy alw.y. aa bead, aad will bJ
old at tba low.it poiilbl. Bgurai,
II. HoClaln'i Medielao., Jyn.'. W.dloln.1,
UoitottM- a and HooOand IJItt.r,.
UH Bound, of Wool wanted for which tb.
hi.h.,1 brie, will B. paid. UIOTersera on am.
and lor lal. at laa roweai mar.., pnc
Alio. Agent for SlraltoBrlll. aad Corwenirill.
Tbreibing hlwhtnra.
teCall and raofor yourMlv.1. Yoa will lad
wr.rylhlng aiaally h.pl ia a retail .tor..
L. H. COUllltlKT.
PranobTlll. P. 0., Auguit 12, 1874.
R
EAD THIS!
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT!
The attention of the eitiscna of Clearfleld aad
vicinity is directed to tbe fact tbat Uoodfellow A
Boa ara the eeents of U. Niece A Co., and have
jest received a half dosea ear loads of Pratir and
feed, which they oner at inc iowcm posaiuie og
, A large loci of
FLOUR, COnN MEAL, CIIOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOl'B, BRAN,
Potato.,, Shelled Corn, Cora la ur, Ao., Aa.
P.rtieular atlaatloa la ..lied lo M. Nloea A
Co.'. brand of Pamily Plour, whieb ll tb. belt ll
th. marhat.
Plvarand Peed .aa aad will boald cheaper
tbaa It oaa ba obtained .lMWh.ro ia Ulearfleid
ooonty.
caT-Mloro ob Market itraet, neat door 10 lloB.
Alelaoder Irviu'l reitdenc
OOOUPKLLOW A BOH,
JanlOtf AgenlaforM.NiMaACa.
AT TBE-
CORNER STORE,
CURWENSVLLLE, PA,
0FPERS REArlONABLT A FI LL STOCK OP
(iEN EHAL M ERC1I ASDISE.
tl.OVH, JHtUtT, 'JSf, fl.ILT,
, HOPE, tit.,
alwayi oa haad at low.it oarb pr!c... '
LUMBER, - GRAIN, WOOL, fe.,
taken ta exchange for good at highest market
price. aeil74.
MARBLE AD STOVE YARD!
M. S. 8. LIDDELL,
llavlug engaged la tbo Marbl. bu.ln.ia, dollna
to iaform her friendi aad lb publia tbat .ha haa
now and will keep ooaitanlly oa bud a larg. and
well Mleeted Hook of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
blARBLB, and li prepared t. furniah ta .rdor
TOMBSTONK8,
BOX AND CRADLE TOUBS,
UOM'MENTS,
Curbi and Poita for Cemelvry Loti, Window
' ' Mill, and Cap., alio,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOI'3, Ae., Ae.
.Tard aa Hood etrMt, aaar tba B, Ft Depot,
CI urn, id, Pa.
J.7,71
F. O'LEARY BUCK,
Genera! . Insurance Agent and : Real
estate broker,
Represents the following reliable Insurance Ce's:
North British A .Mercaniile Ins. Co, $3e,IM,ot
Washington Life Insurance Co- c.vtO.fiivfl
fire Association laaurunoa Co...,.H l,eOI,6UI
Amaaon r ire Insurance Co ,,.... 1,07)4, US
I'hnenil Insurance Co N. Y H., l.Oufl.SM
Wat ertp wa Fire, insure dwellings
aod farm bulldinge only. 7,e0e
York, l'a., Htock Insurance Cc, Jloraes lasured
against death and theft.
P. 8. Parties in the country dceirlng Inauronce
oa their lirea er property eaa hare It promptly
attended to by addressing ua by letter, er eaJUeg
lu person at our office, ia Pie's Opera House,
lUom No. l,Cloarleld, I'a. aeg'T
Da M
FULLKUTON
WITH
W. V.
LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
Whol.,.1, Clan la , Si
Hals, Caps, Furs & Straw Goods,
No. 431 ManaaT-flTaasT,
augll tf PHILADELPHIA, PA. "
LEATHER BRKAST-STRAPS J
SUPERSEDED BY 1 i
COVKHT'M PATENT MRTAI.LIO i
BREAST HOLD-BACK
, , lfadeof the heal Melka-
ble Iron, aad laattMbed h
to the ltamea by the heat
Bap ever tavuntod. It - t
la aaally andquanblypak ' it -i-on,
and provento the
whipping of lha borMa
by Hi. pola- l Hahla
to got out of repair.
Will Lit for run. All
w. aah ia a fair trial, to
. , eoarlnea all partie. n.-
Ing th.m that th.y ara
anaarpaMud la vahiofor
the parpoa. far whieb i C
th.y an intended.
BACKKTT A BCI1RTVER.
Cl.art.ld, April 14, 1174.
8AW3I 8AW31 6AW8I
DUTAN'S CROSS-CUT, MILL, DRAO AND
i CIRCULAR (AWS.
Boyuton'i Lightning Orots-cut Saw.
., : ALSO,
PATENT PKRPORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For l ale by
eetU.ll
U. F. BIGLER OO.
WILLIAM At. HENRY, J.tiw
eriai Paara in aVsivuaaa, LllalBiR
OITT. Collsetieas saad. aad m.e promptly
aald aver, ArlHlea of ag'Semsat aod deads af
aeaveyaaea aeatly aaaaatod aad warraated as..
real or a. akargo. Mty!!
P- INK7wRrtS A ROAN LIHINA SKIRbW
Jast revived aad far aala by .
April N. IHTI. H. F. BIGLER CO.
frags saf Slrdlrlsrf.
QHANGED HANDS.
JOHN McGAUGHEY
. y " , " T W 'V
Would n.peelfutly uoflfjr the pablle gan.rly
tba, be haa porebaMd J. H. Shower's Ureoery
Bum, Ib Shaw's (low, wb.r, b. lalaads ka.piag
a full Hue of i i i .
UltOCEUIEN.
HAMS, DRIKD BEKPaaA LARD.- - '
SUGARS aad SIR UPS, of all grades,
TEAR, Oreoa J BlainV. ' ' '
C0PPEE, Roaaled aad (Inea.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
j tMVO FHI MTM, '
All kinds Ib the market.
PICKLES, la Jars aod bsrrela. ';j j- -Aj.,
SPICES, la every form aad rarlsly.
FAMILY ' FLOUR,
. ALL KINDS OVCRACKERH.
SOAPS,'' " '' " '
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES, '
' . , DRIED PEACHES, ,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil sad Lamp Ohiaasya.
And a food assortm.nl of those things aiaally
kept la a groeery atora, whieb ba will aiehaag.
fur marhoting at ta. market prlaM.
Will a.11 for eaih as shnply as aay other ....
Pleas, oall Bad ar bis ataek aad Judge for
yoarself.
JOHN hltOAUUHKY.
Ckarteld, May 17, 1874.
GROCERIES!
NEW STORE,
Opposlt. Poat Office.
New Goods I New Prices I
CHOICE LIMB Of TEAK.
00L0NUB, .
JAPANS,
IMPORTED, , ,.
YOUNG HYSON.
. EN0LISU BREAKFAST
Purest ia Market.
BUTTUH AND UfiOn
Will h. kept and sold at Inl eosl. C.,h n.ld
for Coaalry ProduM.
GERMAN CHERRIES, , , , ,
TURRET PRUNES, I I .
PRESERVED PEARS,
PIIrLADELPniA ITAMS.
i
KIHH.
Macksr.1, Uka tlerriug, Ood, k: -
riCKLKil.
Barral Plokkta and Kagliak PMlM. '
' FLOUR AND PEED.
Flour, Cant Meal, Oat Meal, Ah
'fabli w LYTLI A MITCHELL
ED. AV. GRAHAM,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
SQUARE TIMBER 4 LIMBER,
. CLEARFIELD, TA.,
Has Just apeaad, at tba aid stud, I Graham',
...w, a vampMl saaak ar '
JTEvreoon,
af .vary daaeriplloa.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
. 1 UARDWABK,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTIIINO.dFcaft!.,
IN GREAT VAttlETY. s
:'. v
-j. v,:
FLOUR, . .
MEAT, ,
salt, ;
BYK,
, , PATS,
CORx,
ALVA TS OJV HAND ASD FOB
SALE ATA SifALff ADVANCE.
FLOUR'
Raoslrad b tba ear lead, aad sold at a smalt
: advsmee, ,
A sapplj of ROPE aoastaatly oh band.
Spssial IndaaesMats afared as tkoao gatflag aal
Eqaen Timber Bad Logs, aa wa deal largely
IB Lambermaa'a Supplies, aad ara pre
pared at all times to parehaaa tim
ber and lumber.
tto. v. a ft a n a m,
Marhat Stmt,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
OeL tit, 1.71.
1
THE, CLEARFIELD .
' r -! '. J i 4 ) 1 I I
EIRE CLAY CO.
CLEARFIELD, PA., . ,
r . . " . , .
MAstrrArTiraiBS op
FIltE ItllICK,
Furnace Blocks, Gas Retorts,
.. :..it .1.
Stove IaixuDgs, Pavuig Tilei, 4o
1 t
Chimney Topy HHndow Cf,
AH kinds of Architectural Adornments.
' 1 n . 1 '
OHIUINAL DRHIGN0 IN TKRRA C0TTA
MADS TO 0RDKR.
Wltb lusBcovod Usadsbluerr. Irst elaas ajatortcJ
and akillod vorkaea, we eaa warrant all ear
meaufaeturee to he equal ha If aot eapertor e
aay ta the Market.
Articles of ser men a facta ro eaa ha ao at the
Werka, near Railroad Depot, ar at th Hardware
Store of H. V, Bigler A C.
AU ardor frees a distance, addressed to lb
flenevol Superintendent, will receive pare pi at.
teutiea, , . , .
. U HAKTsVee ISjaVs
Trn laT tDD il rmiki di.'i ua
,f Beatbl'ld, Oarnklrk, Voollsad,
Bapt. aaaahutariBg im,i. m.yje T,
A CMimsTftAT OR'S "K0T1C1-
1 V Notlee IS kwreby giwaa thai Lotion Ad-
mlnlsaralln m Ike astaa. af JOHN U. ROB
VI Nil, late of Moatadale, C1.arl.ld sawaly, P..,
aVoaaswl, havlag ba. daly giealid te lb. aadar-
altaed. all porsems ladebled ta said aetata will
ileu. man. immeaiaas aaymaal, aad iaoaa
a.iag stums .r aomaaaa win anma. taoat
propwly a.tkealle.lod far settlamMit wlthoat
"ay. , '1 A'Wg. VuTHBRi
Madera, Pa, Ost. 11,74.41. Admiakslral
WANTED.-By tbi ClMrtt.ld Ex
Mill., Caal Hook Oeaaamy, Wood frr
tMM CART HOOK BARDLBB, '
beMaasllty bard l.gar.santt. else. Porta
format toa'meuln at tba TobaM. aad Segar Hot
tf Ij.ulllf ALEX. WATSON.
Slirtoirr, fiittirt, tit.
jook out roit TUB
BIG
i ; .
IIONI
t ) -.
JOHN W. WAPLE,
DEALER IX
STOVES & RANGES,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
7"in,
Sheet -Iron
& Copper Ware
PLUMBF.lt & GAS FITTER,
N.ar Market IrceH, ClaarCld,
Will ken oa k.ud all tka beet tab It.vM.
Raagaa, lie.ti.1 Slav., aad Faraaeol 1. tba
marb.1, amoag whieb wa mutloa tba Argaad
Raago, Meier Cook, Dlamoad Slata aad IMipae,
all ef whieb for beaaly or deslga and eheapaeae
eaaaat be eerpaeeed la th. markrt. All ( aur
Siovm w. warraal ta glva an tin aallataetl.1, ar
tb. Stora aaa ba retaraed la tea daya. Old
elor.i uh.a la part pay for aaw obm. Ha keeps
oa aaad all of Iba l.l.al and bMt
HEATING STOVES
RANGES.
Parlirular alteatlon paid to tbo repairing of
all kluda ef Stove, Ranges and Furnaces.
TIN WARE.
Of his ewa maaufaatar., .fall kind,, whieb
whieb will be aold .heap for eaah, by wholoaale
or mail. All oar ware la mad. aat of aa. aad
twa oroos lis, aad warraated la be last as wa
represent it.
Tin Roofing and Spouting
doa at short ootloe aad oa noat raaeoasble
tersaa, and repairing aeatly aad promptly eie
eutcda PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
doaa aad all Jobs warraated parfeet. Will keep
oa kaad Has Fiitares, of all kiadl, and It an
boasaa with Range, Bath Bollere, Bath Tabs,
Shower Baths, Wuh Sua da, Biaka and Wain
Closets.
Parties wishlag eaythlag doa. ia kia Haa will
da w.ll to give him a .all, as ba te dotormiaod ta
pleaaa all la regard to prioe aad etyw of work
maaahip. rpUl.Td JOHN W. WAPLE.
rpiN-WAKE, STOVES, "
AND
H ARD W ARE 1
WATSON, NICHOLS 4 CO.,
CURVVENSVILLK, PA.
Boring boaght the Hardwara Sten aad Tla
Shop formerly beloaglag U W. A. Data, we
iaUad heiag nr aats .vmythlaf koloaglBg I
Ib. basiaee., aad wIM sadaavar to sell as low far
sash as eaa be bought this side of Philadelphia.
At oar asubllahmeat may ba found at all times
a fall sapply af
Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
i SHEET-IRON AND TIN-WARE,
Cook and Heating Stoves,
1 811 OR FINDINGS,
-Taos, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty,
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
Farming Implements of all Kinds,
SCYTHES,
SCYTHE-SNATHES,
OEAIN CRADLES, .
RAKES,
UaW MILL rMJTDIJt tlM,
BLACKSMITH 8' TOOLS,
HORSE-SHOES,
. HORSE. SHOE NAILS,
I BOLTS, As.
Wood and Willow-Ware, Oil Cloths, &c
aeP-TIN SPOUTING doaa low aad beuof
material aeed.
WATSON, RIcnoLS A CO.
C.rwemlrirle, P.., Jan. a, 1174.
"RONSIDKS STORK.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
HEATERS,
RANGES, ' "
HOLtOW-WARE,
PA1NTU.
r OILS A VARNISH,
POTTY A GLASS,
ROPES,
" ' ' 1 8TKP-I.ADDER8,
,1 ;;.: ' . , . -:
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
Tb. wUbralad Toledo Aatl Pre,ilag Oalvaaiaad
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
Jfa better Pumps la Iks aaarket.
LAMPS, CBANDEUERS, LANTERNS,
LAMP FLOES, rf. II klads,
LAMP FIXTURES, Aa.
AH at loweet prleoa. 114 74
rraeejMlela Strwat, fkUlpeharf, Pa.
BARGAINS IN MUSICAL In
struments! orgaas, both arw aa4
seooad haad, at the Masle Store, oppMltoteaBek'l
rBvaiiar. .aire, an poraews laterootea ar. rati.
tW te wU I ood eaamta. a aww at Tie af Orsma mm
aa .ahlblU... Sbm4 Maais aad Maala Book.
eeastaatly aw bead. apll4-tHg
' A. M.-HILLS
O Weald raeaws4iasy aettfy kis BMIeau
that ka kaa radawal baa aeisa of ARTI
FICUL TBBTM asHM BO aat. a
tU.N he a dmabl. sei. 1m my two psiasaw
aammi a. lb. saaaa Ubm. ka b.v. eoA aa awae r
sol, will get aka w BMS for IM.M, 0 Tr.M
SMB.
Terms lavariakly Cisw.
Clearlrid, Marak M, 1171,