0 w to jus bt mo gran 4 ik,fjHfe w hi '4 3 '1 .Safrautt! journal -CLEARFIELD, PA, AUGUST 8,: IS66, v, , r, Looking and Looking Pown.Tu. ; A eorraapoodept of the Chicago Tribune, writing from Georgia, relate the following i "1 was standing in iroot of my hotel one 1 morning tih1 . saw a dozen or more diruinu etire Africans with slates and books, walking 'towafd the school house, when a well dress ffij man who was gtaading . near nie, turned and said: ;..-. "Well." said he. "I suppose we must f stand it for a while yet, but for how 'long I tJon' t no w. There's , .that little nigger' and he pointed to a boy about : nine-, years old and Hack as if he had just emerged from the " jangles pf the Gold Coast ''heis 'one of mine, or was till the ; Jiatikeea' stole him; he lives at my house now, because I '.have to hire his mother; he's just as old as I my boyrand tire Yankee school inarms hare i been training hrm till he reads better than my boy does. That is a nice pass for things to come to ; in a little while these here nig fgers, -after they've learned to read, will be f turning up their noses at every white1 man 'that can't." I-- r ' i I told him things were working strangely. "I tell you what it is," he continued, if this thing am' (.stopped ,we will have to establish ragged "Bcnoois for every white child, or the niggers will get the upper hand ; and that will tax us to death, and besides that, it will stablish that sort of mob 'democracy which prevails in the N.prjh, where such a thing as a gentleman is not known, and if one were to go there they wpuld Jar aud feath- er him, but; let's go and 1 take a drink, tranger,!' said he,, changing the Bubject very suddenly. , ... ... 7j;V5el a better not gone jo warl he once , Tery' seuriibly added ; fwef would have ruled i the Democratic party all the time' he cqfH tinned, - with' equal truth, "and then we could have either , controlled the Govern ment, or so tar crippled the Abolitionists that they could have jne;;us but very little harm ; only run away our uegroes a few hundred a year at most, while now they can ; get all of them another punch, barkeeper.! When we get fully bade, into Congress, ... we will - just confirm them old laws against al lowing negroes to read, and that will put the matter right'; if Ve can't get our ne-; groes backv we ran. keep them under.'' Ooe of Gough's stories is a neat hit at ' those dilatory people who are always behind .time. - Someone said- to a person of this class, "1 see that you belong to the three handed people.'.' . "Three-handed 1 that's .lather , uncommon.-" "O . no,, common noueh two hands like other people and ' little behind hand ' - - " h..: .Who's there ?" said Robinsn, one cold winter night, disturbed in his repose by aome one knocking at the btreet-doon , "A 'friend," was the answer. "What do you ;wnl?"' "Want to stayhero all night," ( Queer taste of yours, am' t it? But stay ttare by all means," was the benevolent re ply. V .! T . f Some officious iodiviiliial asked ; General fihennan to call on the members of the -Southern railroad ' delegation1 from South Carolina lately on a visit to Cincinnati, to whom the General replied, "Thank you. ne ; I did call on the gentlemen once, and I think it is their turn to call on me pow." -When Sherman recently passed through1 Hamilton. Ohio, he stuck his head out the car window and asked the name of ,the place. "Hamilton," 1 was the reply, "and a good many Copperheads here." . "Tell the Cop perheads to'go to Brazil, '.where they.be wng," was the general's response. ,-,-. '.The fbutit who follows, his appetites too soon seizes the cup before it has received its best ingredients, and by anticipating his pleasures robs the remaining parts of life of their shares, so that his eagerness only produces a manhood of imbecility aul age -of pain.. . . .' - ...f, i - . , ,i .. "Tbere was both wit and ' phyilosophical religion at least, 1 in what Montesquieu said to1 the,incompetetit curate' who remarked, to him as he was dying, "You understand, Sstr. hnor oroit Ci.-iA i I". A ' l- , Montesquieu, 'and how very little men arei"'.;1.". " " " ' ' ' ' .'Some of the railway companies are ma king arrangements to enable all their em ployees to take ' Out policies of insurance kgainst disability or accident ' Would it not pe advisable to extend the privilege to pas- Ifepgers over .ineir roaos r , , if, , , , jrerpeiuai . compiamts are. like unto a nw cart, which creaks and cries, even while lr has ' no ' burden but its own wheels ; whereas, that which is long used and well rwr;.oes ;"entiy .. along under a heavy - - - ' ' - A man named Seth North, died in Detroit lately, whose liver was taken out and weigh ed twenty-five ; pounds,! the - heaviest ever known. It has been prewved and donated to the Michigan Medical University'.' ''- -Ma W the anatomist, .changes entire ly every seveu , years J. "therefore,!' ; ays Jones, "my tajlor should not ask me for the bill I contracted in 18531 am not the same person hence I owe! him nothing. .. i The largest diving .Dell in the" country was tested at Boston on the 20th' instant. It weighed 15,000 pounds; , and is designed to build the piers of a railroad bridge over the vlerrimao river. ' . , . t-aV h o.duKh you lite my moustache, fllita . Laura I . hsped a dandy . to a merry girLrovOh ! .very much it" loots like the fuzz on the tack of a caterpillar. - An old woman wants to know, if the Pompass has needle of thirty-two . points, how long it would take a woman with such a needle to make a shirt.-- . Beautiful was the reply of k venerable toan to the question whether he was still in the land of the living ? 'N&dlut J ain-al-' moat tharew" , ... ; - The popularity of fishing 1 ascribed to the great -utifiertainty about 1 the 6peration. KllPPetalthframblin insttnetrwf honaaity: 1 .-f-i'tv-i ;tT t i iT-4 yi' R.'; a ,H Reports from various portions of the sNortrflf3t Indicate hat' the "crops have Nhl ' bwrt toatftrially iftjiired by-the late atormt 8PEC1AI. AD72ETISESEKf3v: STRAGS.; JJUT TRUBr-J2ery jonvg lady nd geDtleinan in tit United fctte8!ja her sometbiog Tery much to their advantage by rttorn mail (free of ; charge.) by , aJdreaainar.tbe ondenigne j. Those having fears ef being ham bogged will oblige by not noticing this card. All others will pleaie addre9 their obediene eerfant, - THOS. F. : CHAPMAN. Jan. 3. lS68-ly. 831 Broadway: N York. it in r T7RROUS .or. YOUTH A mjnflfman vIlA 1 A suffered for vears from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and alt tae ffeo tf yoarhful indijcrerioh. will for theaake of suffering buhiau ity.aend free to all. who need it. "he Toeip and directions for mailing the simple remedy bv which he -ww cured, .iuffcre-: wifrliing te profit by the advertiser' experience, can de m -hy ad- dresiing - BJ v . .JOH.V B. yiiliK.N. - : Jan. 3 1869-1 y. No. 13, Ohamberg St. S T ItAl.N CIlADLtvS. Tho subscriber woald Jf retpeclfully inform the farmers of Clearfield county, that be has on band a lot of superior grain cradles,, hiiicq oe ia oaarionf- sale. flee fingers are perfectly water-proof aud are warran ted to retain, their position, which ia not the case witb any other make now offered to the public Call and examine and be, cooyicced of! ibeir su periority. . .. - . , f, .. .,t ',.'.. f5", T ;May 30th, 1368. ; - . THOMAS MILLS.. nPIlE CONFESSIO.S AND EXPERI- X EJNCE OF AN l. VALID PuWUhed for the benefit arid as a CAUTION TO YOUNtl MEN and others. -who suffer from JievoualteBili. ty, Premature, Decay of Manhood, -c supplying B. - .. : ... . r i. .. m X- - ifC. t mit ui hub uiuc iub jieam ui CCU-V.U10. one who has cured himself after uiidereoinif n siderable quackery.", By eiicloiing a osijaid ad- uiesseu cut eiope. jiuib lojiia iteooi euarge may be had by the author. ' XATUAXIEL MATFAIK. Efq , r Jan. 31 leSC.ly.-; Brooklyn. Kinga Co. i T. B !t. A. M. HILLS DESIRES J O I. JU' formr His patrons that profession at fcusitess confines him (o his office all the time, an J be will therefore bo un able to make Professional Visile to an J l h1.r;ic customed pla this ;sumnier ; but niaj Te found at his, omue on. the southwest corner of Fioiitand Main streets at all ttaies. exeept when notice -pear in the (wn payors t the contraryt-J f , Clearfield, Ph., July I, , lcto.- t ,. i; J J. i : N. 11. A fall trtt of Teeth put in for $20- v- ITCH ! ITCH ! ! ITCH !! ! . V ' "' SCRATCH ! SCRATCH ! SCRATCH ! - : WHEATOX'S OINTMENT ! ' " Will Cure th Itch in 4 Honrs. x ' Also cares SALT RIIKl'M. ULCKKS. CHfL. ELA1XS, and alt ERUPTPJS? Of TilK SKl.N. Price 59 centi.'- For sale bv all drui.-ts. By sending 60 cents to WEEIia'i P jT l'liil, Sole.A ; gents, 170 Washington Street, IJoston. it will be forwarded by mail, free of postaeto any part of the Unite! Starea. June 6, lS.5.S.-ly: ' KEYSTONE MARIX): IfORKS, : ' Woodbind. Clearfield county. Pa. J. C1NN DeIIAAS, respectfully informs the citr liens of Clearfield, and adjoining counties, that he has ust received fine stock of foreign and domestic marble, which he will work into Monu ments, Tombs. Head and Foot stones, Door-steps, Window sills and Lintels, Table, Stand and But reau tops. Ac Ac, on reasonable terms and short notice. All persons in want of anything in his line will please call, or address him by letter, at Woodland, CleaTfield county, Pa." Orders by uail will receive prompt attention. July26.'6o-y.- TO CONSUMPTIVES. The undersigned having been restored to health in afrw weeks, by a very simple' remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, comsumption is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. ! To all who desire H.'he will send a copy of the prescription used (fice of charge), with the direc-j tions for rrenarine and usinfr the snnia. -whi. l. they will find, a sure cprb for cohscwptiu.".. asthma, BROsetrms, coroHS. eol.DS, 4C. The on ly object of the advertiser in sending the Pre scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in formation which he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,' as it will cost them nothing, and may-prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will Rev. EDWAKD A. WILSO.' Wniiamshurg i Jan 3, 13-ly. Kings county. X orit MISS E. A. IMlY.NIKR,Teaoherof Piano Forte. Melodeon. Cabinet Organ. Guitars Harmony and Vocal Music. For the sole purpose of keeping inferior Instruments out of thecouaty Miss Kynder has secured agencies for the Sale of really good aad durable Pianos Organs, Guitars and Melodeons. As chief among a large list of goo.i instruments may be mentioned, . . : .J Cbickerings and Sons Grand. Square and Up right Piano ForteaH Lindeman's and Sons new patent Cycloid Piano Calenberg.A Vaupel'e tirand and Square Piaooa ;- Mason t Hamlin's Cabinet Organ. , Etsy'i Cottage Organ. Tieat t Linsloy's Organs and .Melodeous . llall'e Guitars. to., wiich she will sell at a very tiiflicg advance on Manufacturer's prices, thus enabling purchas ers to secure Instruments that will be a pleasure to own. for no greater outlay of money than would be required to get inferior articles th at are "tUar at nut pnn," ' -'... r. .. , Music Books, Paper. Guitar Strings and Sheet music constantly on hand at the store of Mrs. 11 g A RTS WIC K " 1 11 W I N , " DRUGGISTS, ," ':y;. mm . ' ... . '7 t i " Having refitted and removed to the room" lately occupied by Richard Mossop.on Market St., now offer low for cash, a well selected, assortment of , . DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. f u - .V - V - O - ivj. - - Also, Patent Medicines of all kinds. Pa'nts. Oils, Glass, Putty. Dye-stuffs. Stationary. Tobacco and' Sega.-s. Confectionary. Spices, and a Jarger stock of varieties than ever before offered in this place, an-J warranted to be ot the best the market af-fcrds."- Inspect their stock ' before1 ' purchasing j elsewhere, and theyfeel Warrsnted in savinythat you will be plea-ied with the quality and price of meir goons nememoer ne pfaoe-Mosop's o'd stand, on Market St.:' ' Deyfl.13Si. . A E T s 0 M II I N'G N ;E ;i.v. curwensville.: :; " - - - ' - . v . j ... , a i DRUGS! DRUGS.'- DRUGS!!! -. The undersigned would respeatfully announce w m puuuo mat ne saa-openea a, Drug Store, in the room reoentl r fitted ud in the honso nf tiAnro-o Kittlcbareerj On Maia street. Curweosrille, Pa., on door West of -Hippie A Faust's store.-where he intends to keep a general assortment of t-,-1, b' , Drugs, Medicines ,'0nv Paints, . Dye-stuffs, Patent Medicir.e3, Per-! : fumery, Toilet Gobds' Corifectiona ries, Spices, 1 Canned; Fruit, Tobacco, ; ii-,--4Juwvcv otaiiouary, jrenciiSyf i , . Pens, Inks, and a .general arietT ' of Motions ; Glass, Putty,' etci: i The want of a Drnjf Store hM Ion been'felt in CurwensTille, and aa that vant la now supplied, the undersigned hopes, by itrict attention to bu siness, to merit and receivo a liberal share of pnblio patronage. 1 .j.. .. . m t. , .!., His stook embraces most articles' needed In i . aad con made horse collars at the store of - Peeo. lSoi. -- IKVISA HARTSHORN. 1 c ASaED FRUIT, far mUW ! ' 'Ti iia -d!sP8e r roasonabl 'priee. . .e.Xam,n hS- which einnot fatl November 8, 1595. -i. ".tT AT MARYS VI LLE, i i:tin.; .iH'Mi s wt-r v.r -' '.--' CLEARFIELD COUNTT', PA. . ':t.. - -.- -. eliiU -J-: - .- n r.-. . .The undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of CleaTfield 'county, that he' has opened a now store ia Marysvil'e, and that 'he is now receiving a large and spleuiid assortmabt of seasonable goods, such 84 1 ' " " " - DRY'GOOPS!AND NOTIONS' ; XJUira-vvare, : Qieensrware,,i Uroceriee, Drugsils. Taints nf Olasi. TXos. Snoes'Bats ?1 nndCaps, Clothing; and Swtionary'" ; and io fact a general assortment of goods, such as are generally kept in country store. , ,.t - I'erirous of pleasing the public, he will use his Jbestertdoo,keep en band the best of goods, and thereby hopes t merit a liberal share of f at ronage Call before purchasing elsewhere.as I am determined, to sell gUat moderate prices for crsh. or' exchange them ' for erery, description ofLumber.ai market rrioes' ' ' ' " "" : Sept. 27. IS65. STACY W. TIiOMPgQy. ;A:Y' ! A T T E N.T I . ., GOOD BARGAIN'S ON 11 i) T AX TE, CLEAriELD rOlTNDEY. . t J i 1 . -J - - .i - j We hereby notify th public, that, the Foundry in the Brugb of Clearfield; has een put -in full blast, by the undersigned, who are now ready to accommodate the community with anything per-tai-ning o"oar line of bnsineM. - We keep-con-stantly on band a general assortment of stoves and eastings, am jng which are the following"; : l V' 'jl i f ." ...... , ; i. . ..' . ' i Cook, Parlpr and . Ten-plate Stoves, for burning either wood or coal: Sala- rnandcr stoves,' No. '4 ; - Vase stoves, No's 3 an 14;; ash-kettlest-;lG , . and 20 gallons ;i Farm dinner bells, two sizes ; Fire grates, 20 and 28 .t".iacKes ; Plows and plow-castinurs. We are nlso nreiiared to mane all kinds of GRIST and SAW-MILL IKONS, and special attention will be paid to the- repairing of Iubeshi-no Hi chines. - - - Poisons irv want of anything in our line, would do well-to give us a. call. Every description of approved country pro luce and old metal, taken in exchange for our manufacturer, at the bighedt market price. ' llAULtl 4 isOAS ' Clearfield, Not, 1, 1S85 tf. T? U R N I T U R E ROOMS. ' ' JOHN GUELICII, 1 Desires to inform, his old friends and customers tbat. having enlarged his shop and increased his facilities for manufacturing, he is now prepared to mane to order soon turmture as may be desir ed. in good style and at cheap rates for cash. He mostly has on hand at his -Km niture Rooms,'' a varied assortment of furniture, among which is, , BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS, Wardrobes and Book-cases; Centre, Sofa. Parlor, - - ijrea&iust ana liming extension. rabies. Common, French-posts, Cottage, jfen- ny-xiina ana otner Bedsteads. SOFAS OF ALL KINDS, WORK-STANDS, HAT . : RACKS, WASH-STANDS, Ac. Spring-seat, Cain-bottom, and Parlor Chairs; ; And common and other Chairs. L O OKIX G'-G L A S S E S Of every description oa hand, and new gie fcr -oia irames, wuicn will be put :t su very mascaaole terms, or. rnurt notice. He ajso keeps on hand, or furnishes to order. Hair. Corn-husk. Hair and Cotton top Mattresses. , ' COFFINS, OF EVERY KIND, Made to order, and funerals' attended with a Hearse, whenever desirable. . . Also House painting dona to order., . , . , The above, and many other articles are furnished to customers cheup for cash or exchanged for ap proved country produce. Cherry. Maple. Poplar. 4n-wood arid other Lumber suitable for the busi ness, taken in excbci;e for furniture. J. Remember the shop is on MarKet street. Clear field, and nearly opposite the -Old Jew Store." -December 4. 1831 - - - JOHN GUELICII. J L W A Y S AHEAD ! ' BOY N TON. SHOWERS, A GRAHAM, . Are now offering goods to the public at the . " ' LOWEST CASH PRICES. ' ... i Their stock consists ot general . yariety O; I'ry-Goods. Groceries. ; Hard-ware. Queens-ware. 1 in-ware, Willow-ware, Wooden-ware. Provisions, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing, Ao. LADIES I) It ESS GOODS ; now opening, consisting of Plain and Fancy Silke. Delaines, Alpacas. Ginghams. DucaK Prints, Me. rinos. Cashmeres, Plaid. llrilliants. Piplins. V rego. Lawns., Nankins, Linen. Lace, Edgings, Col erettes. Braids, Bolta, Veils,-Nets, Corsetts, Nu bias, Hoods. Coats, Mantels,. Balmoral sVirts. Ho siery, Gloves Bonnets, Flowers. Plumes. Ribbons. Hats. Trimmings, Buttons,. Combs. Shawls, Braidi Muslins, Irish Linens, Cambrics, Victoria Lawns Swiss, BobioeU, Mulls, Linea Handkerchiefs eto. "ij Of Men's Wear i They have also received a large and well select ed Stocks consisting ot Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassiineres, Cashmerets. Tweeds, Jeans, Cordu loys. !!ever-Tee.n. Linens, Handkerchiefs.. Neck ties, Hosiery. Gloves; Hats, Caps, Scarfs, eto., etc. , ; ' Rea'4y:Made ' Cnothirig In the latest- styles and of the best material a insisting of Coats. Pants. , Vests. Shawls. Over ajats, Drawer, Cashmere and Linen Shirts, eto. 7'; 'Of Boots and Shoes.: 1 heVhave a large assortment for Ladiesand Gen t ernen. consisting ot lop ISoots.-isrogans. Pumps gaiters. Balmoral Boots, Slippers', Monroes, eto '.' Groceries and Provisions ' ' J Vuch as Coffee.- Byrnps;-Sugr, Rice. Crackers Vinegar. Candles. Chse.' Flour. Meal, Bboon' iishr eoarse and fine Salt, Teas, Mustard, eto ' ;r li;;. Coal on Labps, r. Coat oil. Lamp chimneys Tinware a great varie ty." Japanwarer Egg beaters. Spice boxes. Wire lad els, Sieves, Dusting pans, Lanterns, eto etc. l,.i Carpets, Oil-cloth, : Broom ;Trushes Baskets. Washboards, Buckets Tobs. Oh-urns Wall paperJ Candle wick. Cotton yarn ana Batting. Work baskets. Umbrellas, eM. '....-: . '. . . Rafting liopes, Angers, Axes, Chisels. 8awsr Files, nammers, Hatehete. Nnili. Spikes. Gri A stones. Stonewure. Trunks, Carpet bngs, Powder, Shot, Lead, eto. ";rv- School Books; ;:- 1 ;; Writing an4 .Letter paper.- Fancy note and cora mereial paper, pens, pencils and ink. copy hooks, alatea. ink stands, fancy and common envelopes., - -- Flavoring Extracts, . ;; Patent Medicine. ParfomoHr of. varlnna Fancy Soap. Oilr. Paints. Varnishes: and in reryjihing asually kept ia a first elaes Store. 'Vv.":. , Carriage Trimmings, .' Shoe Findings, Glass and , Putty, Flat irons and vouee muis. sea cords and lied screws; Matches Stove blacking; Washinz soda and Soar), etc. ' j, They invite all persons to"rrBH?;an4 ; examine to eir. stock and hope to give entire satisfaction - . BO 5TNTON. SHOWERS A (!Rliiu'A Clearfield. Pa Sept. 6th. 1S65 " .'. ..; u RKO VISIONS. Flour,' bacon, lard.'chVeaa. . .dried beof, dried fruit, received rec-ulari. .r the atore of f Mar. 22.1 J. P. KRATZFR and Borse-nails. to be h a'i at MF.rVRELLA BIGLE&a.? Aug. M SADDLES, Bridles."1 harness, collars. Ac, for sale at MERRELL A BIGLER'S.- ; ' '' 'i r il OULEEY BLOCKS of varions sites to be had at MEKREIX & P.IGI FK'S CPAMSIIROLE LEATHKR, French calf sktna moroeews JulT 11. IHrtfl. irilomin ao.i tiio-lrngt at J. P. KR.A iZKR'S J. BE. L I P P E 3T C O T T : . ' Tt O' K l : C '. ' : -''Mannfacrnrersand Wbotesald-Pea'ers in lists. Caps: Furs arid Straw Gucda, Xo. 413 Market St.; Philadeli.hia. Pa. Ma y 2 id. 1 16 . . . : 1 . . 1 t1 - . . ; ! RE A TJ Si G ES T A T E . - V rSh a . Sch u a rrs has no uuthori'v to sell lands or receive f moneys hel urging to thJaetate! Persons having paidliim moiievs win 'j lease inform tri e of the dates and amounts, !". 1 Wir. A.' WXr.tACE' ' "'"June 20,lS3.:ltp.' ; v ' -"'AttorneV Ae ' CLEAR FIELD . MARBLE U.WORKS t Thc undersigned adotits ibis method of in forming the public and the, pftrena of the line Wra.-Gahagah.'of Bellefonte,1 that he is currying on the MARBLE BUSINESS in the Borough of Clearfield-fn all its various branches and will hold himself "always in readiness to furnish those who call upon him; with alt kinds of Cbmeterv "xvouk, such AS CMonumenta. liox Jombst. Uradle Tombs, Spires., ObUks,, Grecian. Tombs. Table Tombs. Head Stones, carved sculptured or plain, as cheap, if not cheaper, than they can be had at any other establishment iu thecountTy.' Thank ful for pa6t favors.' the undersigned solicits an in crease ot patronage. ' ! : ' i July 25, 1866. , J0UN.W. OA HAG AX. jf. B. Persons who reside more convenient to Tyrone.1 will please call there, as be has also opened a shop in that place. JUMBER CITlr k RACES AGAIN !1 EIRE. & SPENCER j .;, ., i.,. . ... ...... . : ... . . ...... KEEP THE IKSIDE TRACK ! : Their celebrated thorough bred Steed, 'THEAr est j-. ; fur cash,','-the Peoples' favorite! f'-ni Remember this and when in want of seaso'Va- BLS OOODS, AT TUB VkRT lIWRKTTOSSIDI.K CASH riucc. call at the: store of Kiiik A Spknobr, in Lumber City. You will not fail t- be suiteJ. .... j Dtbtt Goods and ; Notions in great vatiety, ! Ye study to pleae. (S f, , , KtKK A SPENCES. Lumber City. Pa.. July 1, 13(ia. L ' R TI1E CHEAPEST, AND BKST GOODS , AHB TO BE HAB ATTHR . CUE AP C ASM STORE. ' WILLIAM F. IRWIX . t f , Has Removed Ilis Cheap Cash Store To bis new rooms, reoentl v erected on South Sec ond Street. Clearfield. Pa., where he will be ... pleaxed to have his old friends call to see him. and as many new ones as . will favor him with thrir custom. , HEW SPUISti GOODS. , The undersigned has just received from the East ern cities a large and well selected stock of the most seasonable goods, whiob he can dispose of at the cheapest prices.. . His friends and custom ers are invited to examine his stook of goods, and ascertain the prices before purchasing elsewhere as he feels persuaded none undersell him. His stock embraces a well selected assortment of . Dry-Gcods and Notions, Hardware. ; . Queentware, Groceries. Drus. Oils aud ' Painte. Glafs. Hats and Caps. . Baskets and Buckets. School Books and Sta'ionary, Salt, Axes. . ; Nails and Spikes. . Also. alar;e assortment of Boots and Shoes of . the very best makes, and at prioes lower than ' heretofore. '-:' Also, Dried Fruits, and Canned rrttIt3,T.;r : -1 And a great variety of other useful articles. a4lf which wii! be sold cheap for cash; or ex changed for approved produce., . ; Go to the "cheap cash store" if you want to bu? goods at fair prices. '.'.' May 2. ISM. W5I , F4 IU WIN; H. VT. SH I T'H .& CO., Market Street. Clearfia' J. Pa ' I .1 ,., ,,, l it E - O PEN IN G Selling the cheapest an t best lino' of Dry Goods wucroi in iieirunui aiuntv tiavmg oe:n Hie Is t to purchase, we h4ve , the aJvautige uf the Recline in prices, and offer bu advantage to all Onrcutomers, and all others. ' In' ladies dress goods we bring only the latest and most fashionable materials. Alpxo-iit. (which are no -so fashion able" in the East.) we have good qualities as low as 45 cents, and good shades ana colors - . . ... t.; i . We offer a1sa noveltr. which has iust annear- ed in dress goods called -Pr.naU Rohei." They come in patterns and comprise all shades and de signs. 1 hey are all ready to make up ; the trim ming, heing attached to the pattern. These goods possess also the advantage of being done ap at any time, , - . Fancy Dry Good3.J-,d!e!Tri.m'4 Derby, Ladies' Sup'r Kid Gloves "'"""ings, 'Lisle Gloves, . Straw oord. Lailies Ladies Mohair Mitts. Ladies' Straw Ornaments Ladies' tine silk Nets. Ladies' Fncy CbenelleV 1 Mens'-Wear, j-v Fine assortment Fahcv Ladies Magic Hufflin. Ladies' Lace Edgings, cassimeres in Pattarna Ladies'Thread Edgingsextremely Cheap. ' La lies' SUk Taaieia,. i . Ladies' Val. ftuttnr. Tx., a .. 1 --oi. 1' Ladies' Silk Scarf?, " Ladies Fancy Ties. r.aD. T1 Monroes, . Ladiea'Emb d Uachiefs en. ine CJf '-. Ladies' Sticbed Uan kfs. en '0it Slippers, jiti' Ha.M.ij'. .Mens' Glove Calf G niters Ladies' Assorted button 'ens. 2per? Sl'Ppers. Ladies' Emp H'pSkirta. i?eDS. Pat' L ther Boots LadiW Skirt covers. , (Vouths and Boys' Shoes, j mi sizes una s'yies ' ' Shoes and Gaiterdr,:' Ladies' Lasting Gaiters."-' ' ' -r 1 ' ? ' Misses Lasting Gaiters, Stationary of all Kinds Mis.-cs' Goat Boots, 1 Ladies' Goat Boots O 4 L.,",,V. ;t'7 V t t T.HiM'(if,rr!if i!t. x """'' I'liuis . ; bild s' Morocco Putnps, heedless Rsisins hildV MoroccoSbees, -ii',yer ",ni, , . LaAiW Shaker Hoods.- .Pne;. Ladies' OpelippJCannei V, V tihdown' - feJlf ffiievt Ladies' Cant'n Sundowns Cnnad Sardines -Lakes' Derby H,ts. jItv.lian.M;,croni, Ladies Split Hahj, . (Almond. -'ig. Cream Ldie Luten Hats, Nuts, r'ilherts, Lemocs Misses Luten Hat.'i-.- frn(e 4c ' T .:-;-. Infants' Luten Hats,: i ,:t?epr 'Extra U Pitklcd Infants " illow Caps, jOvsters t - Crackers. 5 Sugar crackeri.' Lemon liiseuit. Egz biscuit. Fancy biscuit, Water craekers, and Butter crackers. -jOtlaandSpiees, New Orleana Molasses Super Kxtra Syrups. 8ugrs. Coffee. Rloe.Teas, Candles, Soap. Tobacco, and Cigars. : ynn 0 HM."f Rakes .Graft. Hook awd 'Trowle, Mopa. Oil cloths. Willow Ware. Fish, Salt, aad fM"-:,f Ctearfield. Pa. Ma t; 1868. CXR RI 5 G'tr'lflS. V.gTnVhipsVRd whips, raw-hides,' lashes, etc . in great tarie- IKON r tROlf t .ar,oB; ' for sale at ti. TKorte "' MBRRELL ABIGLEB." r AIUGS FURS, and Gents'- fur 1 caps, for 4 gale at the ,-corne,r"atore. CarwensviUe, Pa TO HORSE1 OWX ERS.UThe undersigned ' having recently -discovered- an icfallible-and simple cure - for that annoying malady in- ,horsts, known aji Hoof-bound." Any person sending SI in a letter, will receive by return mail a recipe giving proper directions as to the necessarv treat ment. ' Address. JACOB IRWfN. September 21, !8tH-tf. :i; Clearfield. Pa.' i PHOTO- OKAPHEK.' haVin? nnrchas- cd the rhof2raph establishment formerly con ducted by il. l-ri'ii,-tj. would respectfully announce to the citiien of Clearfield and adj. -ining coun ties, that he has recently iiiadw, additional itu provenients to b.th; skv-tiirht atril sparatusami heflrifeis himself that he can satisfy -the met faii,lr..u8 tsste.' in a-TiUTK ami I irV-t ike likeness j He also keeps ooniant!y on .h-md a -good assort meat tl Guilt. Korewowd. uil Wilnut'jfrauie. Albums fif" all sites and ' stylejUinud an endless Tariety 'of esses, lockets ete .- wbich he will dis-poM-of at very moderate prices, for seasb;- :r- t. i . I His gallery io Shaw a row,' (uplstairs.) Mar ket, street. Clearfield. Pa j where lie ia always rea dy tp accoaiinoda te customers who may be in want of a good Likeness of themselves or friends. : Particular attention paid to oopyiog all kinds of pictures, eto. : 1 1 :- November 1. IH65 , ; TP.: ) I----; t, M U S I C T E AC HERS AND DEALERS. ' 1 he ! subscriber is fully' prepared to furnish Sheet Music, Strings, Musical 'Instruments,' and Musio Books of all -kinds -at the lowest trade i rates,' wholesale and retail,' from the largest 10) lections in this country.'-"1 ' ' ' , n ' Orders punctually and faithfully attended to. 1 Address all orders, . . ,.,' i: ''" SIBERIA OTT, 581 Broadway; "N. T. Tiik : rP I 130ARDMAN, GRAY & , QO. A NO F O R T E S wholesale agency; ; . The subscriber, late , a member of thia well ' ' known firm has established a ; ; WIIQLES ALE (AG ENC Y, 581 Broadway, New York City, t "Where ho will be pleased to receive the orders of his friends and the publio, and espeoially-to hear from those who have so liberally bestowed their patronage on the firm heretofore. He will sup ply. these superior instruments to the trade . Wholesale and Retail, at the very Low estP,rices, Made with the Insulated 1 Iron Kim and Frame (cast in one solid plate.) They excel all oth , era in durability and superiority of tone,?: , and elegance of external a pearance, All these Pianos have overstrung Scales, giving in connection with the patent Iron rim and frame. Full Jlouiid Powerful, and Sieret MeUow. Te, The Cases are elegant in appearance, ar.d easily and safely handled. ' Warranted to prove satisfactory, or the 1 Eaoney returned. ' r, Z Address afT orders to "',.''. !' . ,.'( SIBERIA OTT, 51 Broadway, Y.:T. .: 1 '. 1 . -rr-i , 1 1 . , , , g iD. r&l n. wV;!' s m i t m s : ' AMERICAN ORGANS, f a he Mott "Perfect and Beautiful ' MUS IC AL: ! I N 5 T R UMENT IN THE WORLD, AMERICAN HOME CIRCLE, 50 .1 a- Wsas5' - 614' a 00 -THE AMERICAN 'ORGAN () Makes home attractivef-refines and ofevates the minds of all, beautiful in appearance and effeot, . SIBERIA OTT, ! . ;; 531 . Broad way, New York City, , ' . , WH0LE3ALE AGENT. ' ,1 Th immense popularity of these. Organs.-and Jbeir superior Musiaal T.Power's,' Is Yast bringing them before the pub.io, as the instrument so long 1 no . CWK?33Saa l.A f I X mmmi 1 .. .i-ir'.';.- 1 Vi desire I in AMERICAN , HOMES. Vnd-although the cost price is but a 'ri i3 ever the Merodion, yet the musical advantages, beauty of tone and pufeftness of fotteh and astion are to f ur superior, th at thty are fa iuparoedin,; the Malodion, iad tl.a oki'tt tj4Tmo.f fiauairtljr ltx&9 ;.. t 'merioan-' organs: tt is ad ipte j'to' anj iuuali, from tjbe. qnkkast as'd most lively, to the heavy tone of th CharchW gan 'And alinost aniversally they .re pref err'ed ".WniwhphaT. tiem.yetoo. ing less thaa half, d only takin, a uiaaOBt Of room,. ' ' 1;-I.T.r,- v ...;.-,,r 7-t .t Exelttsiya AgeB,lfiV5v4, D(W,er- larg, dlscoonta to fhi rrd.?nd 'Te'achara. .' Jrtas all erder. .,' V'-" "''' , MBBRIA W,Wb.l.aI. Aft. e-j---.' 58f Broadway, K. w y.rl w Tortt, Aprtl 4th, 19M.-y. - 0 - TERMS OF TtIK JOCRBAL The Kattsita !rWor!jtt irpuMitl s . uesday at $2,00 pel annum in .advance " paid at the beginning of the tear, a? i V Ht hrged,nii f?,tit boa fi4'efaa tit,. JI the year. - ""U AovKBTiaaii ants will be inserted at Si & square.' forlthrea et letu Inaartioas T,i , f nare .' F .' insertion' SO cent will be ebarzed a A rf.j1 rwill be Bade to yearly advertisers. . - mimr.n w No aakscription taken for v shorter1 Mm, ,v six months, and no paper will be diaoondnastt til all arrearages are paid, except at th octi t the publisher. " ' 8. J. fcow IN -CUBWENSYILU ... JO II N I R VI N. Has just received and -opened at the eM inturwensvUle, an entire a,.? . . . ' an intre new stock of Fa.1 iu hich ha will sell vw.. ekt , inter uooas. CAAu.i i His stock consists of Dry Goods, Groceries. ' Hardware, ' Queensware, Boou and Shoe, Hat arid' Caps, Ready. ' i made clothing; etc. The publio geoeraHyia.reepacfulIy iBTlua i eive him a call K; .t.l. . v. ' - aad purchas from your advantage, hh if ya.fin. it will ilj Nov. 15, mi M UTUAL FIKE INSl' K ANCXfcCOpA. .. . ;ny of york, pa? rA Insures against loss or damage by fire.' It lfw safest company in th State, and baa made ne m. sessments since its establishment, and hence ilk, the most economical S. J. ROW, Arett June 21, 186a. . Cleat fiafd, p COLUMBIA IlfSUBANCEtCOMPAKT ' Columbia. P4. ' Is sures against lors by fire, on Tery noi.rate terms either on the mutual or easa prioeial. special fates for tho safer elasa of fara rrop.ii. This is one of the oldest and best coiup.oios f, country, and bears a reputation for prooctae and strict, business integrity seoond to no oiar 111 IU ,llO. , k.J,KIH' laaal Iec 27, 1S65. ' ' Clearfield, Pa. 1794.' Chartered, 1794 , 'I INSURANCE COMPANY 07 NORTH AMERICA, . ' AT PHILADELPHIA. ' The oldest Insurance company In America. Caw capital and surplus, over $1,7ISOOO.OO. Seventy one year Suocesaful Business Experi ence, with a reputation of Integrity and Ho tort ble dealing unsurpassed by any similar lns!irie. Losses paid sinceorganiaation, SlT.60ti.OOa.tX) Liberal Kates for all th safer elasee f rom. ty. Insurance for d walling and eonUnta, m ciality. Briok and Stone building insured rca. raTCALLr, if desired, on term of th grta. conomy and safety to th insured. It ia Wisdom and Econoxr to iasar ia Ik k companies, and ther is Hoaa itt than the wi iKavaAKca conpAKr or Xobtb AMaajca. CUARLVS PLATT. Secretary ARTHUR ( corni, Irwwrfv. PtaacToa Arthur a. Coffin. . 8. Morris W!B. Samuel W. Jone, John Masoa, Jonn A. Krown, Charles Taylor, , Ambrose Whit, William Welsh. Kiohard D. Wood, Wm. K. Bo wen, James N. Dickson: 6rge It. iiarrira, Franels R. Cape. Edward H. TrnTr Edward a Clerk. Wps. Camsalags. T. Charlton Henry, Wm. BuBHLaa, Central Agat ef Peoa'a. S. J. ROW, Agent for Clearfield ca. .: Life LSOTance at "Home The Penn Mutual Life Inpuraucc C., 921 Chbstjict Btrbbt, Pait'iv. Insures Lives on favorable terms, and will Un Polioieson any of th pprovd plans ef icta:sT.. Assets liable' to losses $1,221,259 72. Surplus divided Annually. Losses paid p-rt-'7 Premiums may b paid in rasa; ui.w'.y. semi-annually or quarterly; Jr on-b!f In .!, and one-half in cot., . By a supplement 13 :- charter, notes hereafter received will pr(i. ij : iu all Dividend or Sarplui. Soripeerti6rvu u? to January, 1S59, inclusive, ar now reocivai ici payment of premiums ' ' Agency, at th offic of H. B. Pwoora. t lnr field, Pa. Dr J. Q. HarUwick, Madiesl t.mi ar. , . ... Aogusl 2-4, ISW FO U TZ'8 ,i , j esir.sai.rt Horse ail: Caltle Pflfe ' 13 11 p -a-i.av.il.ro. Inez aad f.mvari.... Xg' kacva, "! J. twofcn it-i rri lnwaiMftd I - . and eietr. ' , MOAScil Six! W tine ... Is i a d-ir- r"" Tr.tlt, ef . '! es tae. ' - this anitaalrsnch as ICX fEVftR, 6U.C3i, - f- Y BLI.O W VTA- , Ter.- iieatks, - coccu s,- pis-" temp'er,.fb- - vers, rovsmx. - LOSS OF ATPtt. TITE AXD VITAL vK.K8GlT,kc,,Ita , use improve .'WlnS, inereasea 1 .tbe appetit-ive smooth; and 1 '(rtossy sklu-ad : ' traaifbrma the ... miserably, skeaVtoa, Ut a Jlp.laV)ktn a! flJ--4 - horse. TT .", , - 1 : - ' , . ' I . ' " 1 To keepers of Cow Me j-nmioa it U-'0" It tccreaic tut canstiir acd mrmm,:r f.- f mftrilr.i r btrn n'ta by tuol eXli,.IB', InavaM the q tity of . ,a crraa wf.' I" cent a4 cuii' bailor a net- la foSMUf cau. It ao (nit. W? H,mAr kid. all disease ifflwliie.ttucri a Coiichs, tTW I the Lungs. Iaiver,', I'l-aVlt i aUVIj mm..ll . asa speciac. By pattinj f;-om 1 ene-nair a rnper 11 wj a, 'paper- : - barrel of swlU tke-' ' atore diseases' ' f i- wUI beeradicatott ' m i - : . . ; - 1 V:-..! " 4al ach Cister. .. " ' -i! -i enMrvIja pnttited. If wivra as Uib, a etrt ui praveutlv aad Cttrp for. tf.tu Choler. aPrice 23 Ceata per Pape-.; or 6 r6ji fcr raoaap xt ' c No.: Ue'Fhmklia t, Bellimore, " - Km- (Ma Thmrtsaai aa 8ayMBBa(wr tirMr- Jf 3 .lb. L'aUlW Stt-al ... . ... . , ' ij'J . .: I i Itr nit' ' 1, n5: u nr
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