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Raftsman' -Journal
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" I. Hfr or have their letter registered.
OT "Bt will be ".closed in tbe firft paper after
,T, comes to hand:
Tyrcae aad ClearSeli Bailroad.
Tvrtma at : : : IMi
''l-U," clfi.idat : : 1.0,.-.
Clearfield a- -. : : M p
Arnves at Tyrone at : : : :5.58 p m
r I, w-h Cincinnati Express East at 617
t n w j-, 0
pass's: 7 l'0p
vr'Tivr-ra. Divine services will beheld
c;vJUit1. iu Clearfield, a. follows:
R- K-v Nixdorff in the Lutheran church
In the wniW and evening.
Pv Rev W. H- in the Methodist
,vr-cb moraine and evening. - fauuath
V 1 it 9 M.Crayer meeting, every
ifv v .-'"i 1'. M. Communion services
JJftVih of every month at 10J A. M.
Sfet-ia Sv Andrews' EpiscopilchDrth
on Tue-day evening, at . o dock, beats
&L Francis enaren-M.- at 10 A. M
the aeeoDd aad fourth Sundays of each
juouth.
Kejmblicaa County Committee.
Below we publish the names of the Conn-t-
Committee, as appointed by the Presi
dent of tie late County Convention :
nw?. H- Marray, Chairman, Clearfield.
lr. W. C. Mclx, Bcccaria township.
H. L Henderson, Bell township.
J..hn Clary, Bloom township.
J.hn Blair, Boggs towuh:p.
V. II. Shlrey, Bradford township.
J'r. II. V. Spaceman, Brady township.
J t Patchin, Buraside township.
II. H. Hard, Cheat township.
Kmil Mignot, Covington township.
George 11', Carwensrilic borouph.
("apt, P. F. Copelin, Decatnr town-hip.
I. V. Suiith, Fereuron township.
AliX. Murray, Giiard township.
W. A. Nelram, Goshca township.
J. Lucien Ward, Graham township.
Win. RilJt. Guelifth township.
Win. VW.dwsrd, Ila.-ton township.
.1 hn Swan, Jr., Jnrd.tri township.
J,,J,n M Garvey, Karthaus town-Lip.
Abraham Walki-r, Knox lownLijx
Hi::;' Ai.te. I-n.tu-e township.
J..! n U. i . n. Lum'ncr ciy.
YA. C. Urt-f.tKT, M-.rris township.
Jamc L-CVh.L, New Wailiiiit'-ca b--.ro.
Gc otc H. Lon?. O.ceo'a borough.
liTil.?. M o'c, IVnn township.
K. Airt-n I!iKrer, Pike towritlrp.
1'jvIJ l:e:or, I'nion town.-hip.
Lit. Li. J. 'hit M. CLa-e, Wo -.ova! J tw'p.
X;-c:i of tie ZepubVcsa Co. Ccaasittee.
A BK-etinc of the ILopuhliran County
On i..i'tti -will l he'd on r.iJsy afternoon,
$v.j. 17.1-C.i, at il.scS.e of the urdcr-irn-oi.
A fu'.i itieti.lanf.' of the t!:e:iiVrs i
r-iueted. a battl.,? ef importance wi.l
U-trantaftel T. II. MtiinAT,
Giairnian Co. Coiutaittce.
AsoTHFithi'tel wid n l-e in o:-erut:on
v. ihi; dej ot. More are still needl.
VtBV many f-ide w a'.ks are -ut f repair.
Vi'l y d. ti't the Lorou0-h "daJ'" lout after
tictL?
What"? became of the street Fprinhler?
I: ba mysteriously disui ptared, jat WLert
ti.isi r.eol-'d.
Mr.rnA!:rs of all klndnre in dcir.anl
hrf jast n.iw. There is a first rate open
ing for ir.:b ca j i : :i i and la'-or.
The b'p muiud iyiiic on third fireet, on
tL" tray to iL depot, it iieiiher useful nor
ortiiix.niid. V'here'a the Ba gess?
If ;ht- stevples are to be put on the new
ctar -hts. this fall, those having the tuat
ur in (harse had hotter le about it. The
i-:uun rains will soon be upon us.
The passenger car for Philipsbars in the
tt'tiini:, returning in tlie evening, proves
t s creit aec-jnimodation. It would le
r-i.l 1 -estt r, and pay more, if it ran as far as
0ce i'iSL
Tns I? :n. J. T. Leonard aad wife return
ed rr.ua the White Sujhar Spriups lat
n-k. The Judze looked well, and Wis
L i't.ly k-Ilghied with George Peabody, the
pv; j :..,anthror-i-!t.
'.i NsviLLE has produced a Tusns na
:. tLt.- shape of a chicteu wiih four
The .-jua Irnpcdal fowl only 'arrived
: three day. Master Alex. Irvm
', rtst-fved in ale.h'.h
i.HF. '.'.! be no civil caes tried at the
v.- .urt.' The trial of Ball and Bacr,
i' i other ctimina! business wdl occa
: s Lule time. There will be a court
fV.y f.r the trial of civil causes in
a U r.
!-- l!
tf'u
Ti a; u-uai county Kepublican mee:ing
L- !. id ou eoort wet-k- An effort will
ti ij-i- to secure di-stitiguished shakers
t sbr-jad, and tbeir uncs will le aj
"virxi in due tirtii. It is prol.abie that
sT'n. G.-Ary wiU himself be ;rc.-eiit-
T;;e u-w baildiag Jj-)iiJing the Courtly
.-.I Bank, has a rery wat front, and
' r.' a handsume improvement, thoush it
i- :tiU L n renewed that it was not built
'!: r! Kvery woodon building, ad Is to
di-ct-r of th deslraetioa of the town
Tue Hfcw branch railroad, from uear
1 -:r.i sr. t0 the coal ruinea North of Osoeo-
is taw being prided. It '-,on
r- f:r the iiin. Tha oial in the vieioi-
Osoeola it being develoied rrptdly,
-'i will 1 a productive source of wealth to
sectijn of the oonnty.
Ai'us-TomcE is badly needed at W il
C'srjve. Application for one has been
to the TJepartment, but there is he?i
' c about establishing it, because of its
" ximity to Woodland and Waliaueton.
- iiope however, that the petition will be
' "-ou-idtred, aod the oflloe established,
Messrs. Merekll k Bigler are putting
np a large block of tenant houses at the end
of the new bridge, which will be a most de
sirable improvement. Houses are in great
demand, aod cannot be bcilt too rapidly.
We hope other business men will follow
their example.
Tee lots, into which the Nichol's farm
was sab-divided, are fast being occupied by
oeat aad substantial dwellings. The com
pletion of the new bridge will greatly facili
tate access to them, and it will not be long
until we thill have a whole town of private
residences on the other side of the river.
It is said that Sead and Stone iwist
upon erecting the new jail on the Eke of ths
old one, while ShaSoer in opposed to it. It
is more than Listed that Stone has private
interests to subsrve in this matter. Ii is
queer that men should insist on erecting
such a building ia a location totally uaSt
for it.
It is id by competent judges, that a car
factory jrill pay in Clearfield. We certain
ly have all the lu tuber, and fuel that would
be required on the grotmi. There is a
great demand for cars of ail kinds, by rail
roads throughout the country, flere is a
fair opportunity f jt the employment of cap
ital Who will invest ?
Meteorological Bepoet for th week
ending Saturday, September 4th, 6C9, as
furnished by F. Fenton, Esq., of Fenn tp. :
Maximum of thermometer,80onS-ept. 4th;
Minimum, 40 oa Sept. 3d; Mean, from
three daily observations 7 a. ni. and '2 and
9 p. iu. 50. Mean of barometer 2S.31
has ranged Ligh. Mostly clear no rain
during week. Light fronts on mornings of
2d and 31 '
TJllow is the score of a game of Bssa
Ball played between the Athletics of Cur
Wcn.sviiie, and tht: Keystone of Clearfield
two junior clubs oa Saturday. Sept. 4, 1SC0:
kvstoxe Arai-tTici.
ob o a
F. J..hnin, b, 4 s TV. HaHey. c 5
W V :,ice. c, 4 O Livir rstoa. f, 2 S
T. J!o..r, 1 f. 4 7 J Ci.aiufcis. ! b, 2 4
T C...H cr. 3 fa, 3 V S. Clark jr. Jl. 1 C
I. Miill.a. e f , 2 It' K . lrncker. 3 b. 1 6.
C ('rii I 1). 3 S At Harlcj-. , a 4
3. .-r.ftrJ. r f, I 6 J Ratiusoa.lt, i 3
li Mi; If. ts. 1 9 E. Jlcrify e f. 4 2
U.Msore, p, 4 7 R. Jtfirirs, r f , 4 3
27 74 27 Z9
F!t Catches Kcyfotic S. Ah!et-ci 2
I'mprc A. W. ;Vj:erfi ; icorer X. L. KoLius.
liLLe of ;iiie 2 43.
OsSaturla - night last, the oiEee of II.
B. Swonpe Ksq, was lighted with gas. It
was an exp rimcnt to test ihe cost, and
pracnliliJy of lighting the town with gas ;
from our own ccl, and was ia s!l respects a
success. The light was clear and brilliant
the cost trilling, aud the feasibility of the
tJtallishiucut of profitable gxs works detn
custrarcd. Aa investment ot $10, (AW, will
erect the necessary works, procure and lay
the pi;.e throtgh the tewn, and will
ray to the stock holders a dividend of not
less than ten per cent, per anaum. We
hope measures wili be adopted at once to
procure the stock and brgauiie a compacy.
' Let there be liht,"
, I
TiiE 2?jlh'cin pays that the County
Cou.iuissioaers did uot refuse the Court
House to the soldiers widow and orphans',
nor did they give it to Gon'd Rogers not,
having been aske-i for it by cither. We
make the correction accordingly having no
de.-ire to charge the distinguished trio with
anyihitig of which thc-y are not Ruiiiy.
But how did Rogers get the Court House?
He did delivvsr a lecture in it- Somebody
must have given him the keys. Who wash?
Moreover Mrs. Wodwor!h did apply for
the Court House and was refused. She
was sent to the office end r.sV.ed the person
she found there whJ sccxed to be in au
thority. He refused her, Setlt.g for the
Commissioners. On irirjuiry we learn that
the person was Mr. Bradley, who, though
removed as clerk, still bangs about the of
fice, suported by the county in some ca
pacity or other.
The borough athorities as well as the
citizens, should take the preliminary steps
towards securing a supply of water. It
must tie apparent to any one who will give
the subject a moments thought, that it will
not be loiig until our wei's will have to be
abandoned. As the population of the town
inctea-ses, and it becomes more compactly
built, the wells the sandy bam will be
destroyel Moreover the large number of
wooden buildings going up, renders it ex
tremely probable that we will be troubled in
the future with fi.-es to an extent for which
our past experienoe has not prepared us.
To extit:guish these we must have water and
pressure. As a security both against fire
and disease a supply of water is indispensi
ble. As contribution to cleanliness and
eomf 'it it will be invaluable while the fa
cilities it will a?jrd for manufacturing pur
ines will aid to the extent and properity
of the town. View I he subject as you will,
the conclusion is itTesistable that we must
have water works.
A CAREFCL exaniinatioa and analj-sis of
the xitc ores alleged to be found along
CieaiGeld ertsrk, and a couiparisoa with tbe
ores i f Sinking Valley show them to be i
denticah In other words, the ore said to be
brought here from Clearfield creek, rea'.ly
came from the zitic Wurks at Birmingham
in Hnntinglju cjuuty. The sa-je persons
whJ, a few years Ego, "planted" the oil
springs in this viiiiniry, are aueiupiiiig an
other swindle, by pretending to fad valua
ble ores where they do not exist, or where
they have previously been j laced for the
purpose of deception, in order to induce
land owners to pay for the information, or
to get capitalists to purchase worthless lani
We warn our readers to bz on their guard,
and to believe nothing, and ai nothing,
until the localities where the ores are alleg
ed 'to exist are jointed out, aad examined
by a com pet cut njincrulogisr.
We sincerely hope for the prosperity of
our couuty, that valuable deposits of metal -ic
ore will yet be discovered, but we should
just as sincerely regret a repetition of the
gross fraud perieu-ated a few years ago by
4oil springs"' manufactured for the purpose.
It was a disgrace and ii.jury to our county,
aud resulted in no benefit to anybody. -
A number of second hand, coal and wood
stoves, aud one good lounge, the property
of the late J. G. Archer, for sale by A. M.
mils, 2L
It pays to obtain an education. The
best school is the cheapest. The State
Normal School at Edinboro is one of the
best and cheapest.
For Sale a farm of about 12 acrss,
situate in Bradford towrsbip, at the mouth
of Clearfield creek. The land is in a good
state of cultivation, and under good fences.
The splendid success of the Iron City
College has made its name a household
word throughout the land. Students at
tend it from all parts of the Union. For
Circulars, giving full particulars, address
the Principals, Smith & Cowley, Pittsburg,
Pcnii'a.
List of' Letters remaining unclaimed in
the post office, Clearfield Pa., Sept. 1S69.
Miss Mattie Askey, Annie M. Brooks,
Amos Brooks, William H. Bordell Aaron
Babold, Patrick Byron, William Bickey,(2)
G. B. Conner, (2) Ludlow II. Comehasan,
Daniel Fetters, Roland Fink, Andrew Frai
ley, jr. Jeff. T. Gates, William Hall, Da
vid Horner jr., T. T. Kill, William Hub
bard, Miss Mary E- Highcap, Miss Char
lotte Knarr, Samuel Leighton, G. W. Leo
nach, Alfred Miles, L. A. Miller, John
Mountain, Mrs. Cathriue Murphy, Miss
Rachel McCracken, Mr. E McCracken,
Charles Palmer, Miss Jennie Peoples, ('I)
George Postman, William Price, Miss An
nie M. Ross, Mrs. E. Robbins, J. G. Ru
dolph, Miss Ellen Senser, Miss Sadie Stnahr,
George Spoid, D. M. Shuhs, Mrs. Mary
Shino, Thomas Spanahaw, Hiram Truax,
Hannah Walker, Gust Woif, James Wil
liams, Zura A. Williams, Christian Went
tel, Samuel H. Weimer, John C. Walter,
T. H. Wibon: (2) Miss Mary A. Woods.
The Altoo.va Park Associatiox. The
First Annual Exhibition of the A'toona
Taik Association, at Altccna, I'a., will be
held Sc-ptetuber 2Mb, 20th, and SOrh, and
.Oetcber 1st, l i-C0. The Preuiium List loots
up $2,750. Oa stock the premiums ran;e
from i 5 to $7), ao.trdlug to grade and
quality. Oa rua-jufietured articles, cereal?
aad vegetables, the premiums are e.-jual to
those of the State Agricultural Society,
while $l,uod wiii be awarded to owners cf
fast horses, including oce treniium of ?5i-"J
to the fastest trotter mile heats 1-est three
in five. There is an excellent half-mile
course, fortv feet wide aDd of easy grade, ,
within the Park. There will he a grand
Fireman' Parade and a trial of Steam Fire
engines, for a purse of 2 , on Thursday,' ;
September 30th. Also, slow time, aud ve
l'"ipjde races, and a race between a fast
horse and a steam ve!.cipede. AH entries,
except horses eniered for speed, are free,
an! competition op-ea to all parts of this
and other States. Excursion Tickets will
be issued from all stations on the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, and all stock or articles
shipped over the road named, on which full
fare, to Altoona, has been paid, will be re
turned free of charge. Any further infor
mation de.-ired, may be had by addressing
E. B. MuCrum, Secretary cf the Associa
tion, at Altoona.
Eetolatioiis cf Condolence.
At a meeting of the Curwensvilla T. of II.
and T. No. 3; September 4th, 1559. The
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted on the death of Thomas A. Reid,
who died on Tuesday, August 31st, 1SG9.
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God
in his all wise proti lin je to rem ve irom
our midst our beloved brother, Thomas A.
Read, therefore,
Jiat'ilrrd, That, while we stritp t" bow in
humble -eubuiisaion to the will of Him who
doeth all things well we deeply feed that ia
the death of our brother we have lost a kind
friend and neighbor, and a true and faithful
co-worker in the cause ot Temperance and
Virtue, yet while we weep over the loss of
one so much beloved here in our Tenable be
low we trust he ba been admitted to the
Heavenly Temple above.
J2csohr.-f.ThAt we earnestly sympathize
with the afflicted parents and friends of our
deceased brother.
MARRIED :
On Thursdsv. Sept.2d. 1.-0,9, r,y Rev. W.
M. Burchtleld. Mr. G. L. Addlemaw and
Mrs. Annie M. Bonsall, bo;h ot Pike
township.
On August 15th,lr,9,at the West Branch
Camp Meetin?. by Rev. Thomas Barnhart,
Mr. Jos. R. M'MrRRAT and Miss Mart M.
M ehaffee, both of New Washitgtoa.
On August 12th, 1S69, Hy Josiah Evans,.
E-q.. John L. Hill and Mrs. Mary Asm
Clattos, all of Cleirfie'.d.
On Sept. 5th, l".9.by Josiah Erans,Esq.,
Mr. Jonathan Kirk, of Pcnn tp., and
Miss Martha J. Norris, of Piketp.
ClED t
On Tuesday, August 31st, 13C9, George
CLOVsER,of Union township, aged S3 years,
2 months and 11 days.
Oa Tuesday,Aug. 31st,lls69. TnOMAS A.,
son of Jor. au, and Sarh S. Read of Law
rrtice tp., aged 21 years, 6 months aDd 7
days.
On An ran 30:h,l r'O.at Williams Grove,
Clearfield Co., Pa., of Cholera Infantum.
Okya M.AKILLA, daughter of Dr. Isaac and
M. E. Gussof Cassviiie, Pa., aged 7 itiontks
and 2l days.
Fold tbe arm,
Pr-s the lip.
C'ius? the little eye ;
fmooth ifce trow,
r-Tretoh th form.
Thus we too must lie.
Wipe the tear,
Pooibe tbe brsat.
Check tbechocirg sigh,
A jewel l.rie'nt
Has rakeB ight
To realms above u.e ky
Ilaniiiigdoa paprs piea-e copy.
ClearSeli Retail if arrets.
CoEaecrao av R. Mossor. Sir. 7, ISiS.
Apples.dried. lb, t 15
Apples, green, bu, 1 60
ApplebuUfcr. gal, 1 0
Butter, lb. St)
Beef, fresh lb. IS
Reef, dried.- 25
Busk w boat bush. 1 Ot)
Hay, ton, .
Hams. lb,
hoDldera,
sVeS.
Lard, lb.
OaU, bn.
Si2 M
b
17
20
Si
t) I Onions,
4 PorE, lb.
I 50
15
17 eti
1 00
t 50
Bac wheat Hour lb.
brans, bu. 2 f'
" mesa, hbl,
Luards, pt rM, IS BP
Corn, shelled, 1 25
ears. 62
" meal. 2 6?
Chop, rye, 3 25
- mixed, I So
fheese, lb, 25
Cherries, lb. 19
Chtckena.dreasedjb, 2u
Eggs, 20
FJoorbbl, 7 a
Potatoes, ba,
Pla-ter. bbl.
Peaches, dried, lb,
Bye. bush, I
19
4ft
F.as. lb. 3
Salt, per sack, 3 en
Shingles, Is ia, 5 fifl
- 2s in. a!2 00
Timothv el,bu, i DO
Wbeat.'tu, I 60
Wool. lb. l
"! 1
I -r wL.r and Oats wanted, for wfcich the high
yu narkft nrise will be r aid hv J P. KRATZEK
i Market Street, c-pposite tb Jail, Clear&eld Pa.
Closing Quotations of Govenun't Securities.
jam'es" t. iead't 4 co.,
ySretiorr t S. Jdwj C.)
corxik or rorara aso wood (tiecti.
Pitubarg Aug- 21. IsSJ.
toy
GOLD iJi ,iSli -20s. Jaa.'7 jj.'.J jui
C.S. 6b.. IsSl. 32J1.123: 20-Jot !6t' lSdtl
20a.l62, 122f 12M JOB. 7-Sln, 3ti. lrSi
&-2o.lC4, liii 12i- Jly, 7-30s. 109i 109i
5-2.ls65, 121 i MH May Comp,"65.114 1
l-4(i. 114; lUli'AsjCoiEp.'fii H6i
5-2i. Jn.'R5-, 12di 121'S 5lt Cnip.;fii.lls illsi
5-20a. Jul. 'fii. 12i'i 12"f fct. Comp 'Ca lKi'lls
Wa ara tiow eonrr rting 7-S,r of tbe Jane acd
July aarieaiBto Geld Ccsrpoa a 20 bcndii of ls5-7
-1 Great Remedy for the cure
of TJiront and Lvng Ditfanrs. Doctor
Wishart't Jtne Tree Tar Cordial
It it the Titnl prirjcir' of the Pice Tre, ob
tained by a peroliar proeesi is the distiTaticn of
tbe tar. tT which ita highest medical properties
are retained.
It is the only afegoa4 an reliable rrrzedy
whieb has everbeeu prepared frosn the juice of
the Pine Treo
It invif orates tie d igerti t orgacj and rettore
the appetite.
It Etrecrthecf the debilitated Fynetn
It purifies and enriches the blood, mod exrelg
from the syetein the eorroption which sercfnla
breeds on the !d?s.
It diaolreo the morns or phlegm which etopi
the air-pas&agea of tbe lnnB.
Its healics principle acts upon the irritated
surface of tbe Innss and throkt prnetratins; to
each diseased part, relieving pain acd subduing
itifi animation
It is the retail of years of atndy and experiment,
and it is offered to the nfificted. with the poaitire
asFuratice of iu power to core the following dis
eases, if the patient has not too long delayed a re
sort to the means of cure :
Consumption of the' Lungs, Cough. Sore Throat
and Breast Bronchitis. Liver Complaint, Elind
and Bleeding Piles, A stoma, hvopicg Cough,
I'fptberia, Ae. le
We are often aelied why are not other remedies
in the market for Consumption, Coughs. Colds,
and other Pulmonary affections niual to Dr. L.
Q. Wiihart'a Pine Tree Cordial. We answer
1st It cores, net by stopping cough, but Tj
loosening and assisting nature to throw off the
nnbeaitiv matter eollerted about the throat and
bronchi tubes. causing irritation and cough.
11. Mnst Throat and lug Remedies are com
posed ,'f anodynes, which allay tbe cough for
awhile. but by their oonrtringicg cffecis.the fibres
become hardened and tbe unhealthy flui Is coag
ulate and are retained in the sy?rm. causing dis
ea bt-jo-d the cuiitrcil of etir isuet eu;inect phy
B'.ci.ii.f 3i The Pine Tree Coruia!. wih its asi'tunts.
are pref.rnb)e. bectuss they rmme the caue of
irritaiioc of tbe c. uc-s membrane and brnnctial
tubes. a?ist the !cl i to aet and throw i S :Le un
healthy secretions, ani purify the blood, thus
sciectiGcally making tbe citre perfsct.
Dr. M'ihart has on file at lirtfli.-e hundreds
and thousand of Cero'Scai-es. from Men acd Wo
men of unquestionable character who were onre
bopele?iy given up to die. but through the Prov
idence of od mere cnn-pietely rtttored to health
by tie Pir-e Tree 1 ar Cordial A I'hyjcian in
atttndance wbi can be consulted in person or by
mail. fr-t. f tm-jze- 1'rte of Pir.e Trve
Tar Crrdial II 53 per f'.ottle. 511 per do. st
br Fit rces on rrceic: of t-rice Address. --L. Q
C Vi-'hart. M. X. So jUi'Xunh 2a ttrett Fhila
dtlpbia Pa.
-April 2!st lSf.9-"n-.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SthencFs Pulmonic Syrup,
SeewocJ Tonic ani Mandrcke Pills. will cure Cob
sum;;ion. Liver Cou.pl&int and Dyspepsia, if ta
aen according to directions. Tbey are all three
to be takes at the same time. Tb-T cleanse the
stomach, relax the liver, ani put it to work ; tben
the appetite becomes good, the fund digests and
makes good blood, the patient begirt to grew in
Cefb th diseased matter ripens in th 1 Dgs.and
the patient outgrows the distase and gets well.
This is tha only way to cure the consumption.
To these three medicines Ir. J. H. Sehenck. oi
PLili-de'pLia. owes hij unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary consumption. The Pul
monic r-yrup ripens the morbid matter in th
lurgs. nature throws it off by an eary expectora
tion, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe, a
slight eoosh will throw it ff, and the patient has
rest and tbe lungs begin to heal. To do this, th
Seaw eed Tonic ani.MaDur-.ke Pills must be freely
ued to cleanse the stomach and liver, so that tbe
Pclmosic strap aid th food will malte good
bl jod .
Liver Complaint is one of the most prominent
causes of Conf ornption -cheofk's Seaweed Ton
ic is a gctiile stimulant and alterative, and th
alkali in the Seaweed, which this preparation is
mads of. assists the stomach to throw out the gas
trie juice to dissolve the food with the Palmonie
gyrup. and it is madeinto good blond without fer-mentatl-'n
or swurir.g in tbestomaoh The great
reason why physicians do not cute consumption is
they try to do too snoch ; they give medicine to
stop the cough, to stop chills, to stop night sweats,
hectic fever, and by so d .isg they derange th
whul digestive powers. loekiig up th secretions
and eventually tbe pat-em sinks and dies.
Dr. suenck. in hi treatment, does not try to
stop) a cugb. night sweats chilis or fever. Re
mm e the cause.and they will all stop of their own
accord No one can be cared of consumption. liv
er onmpliont. dyspepsia, catarrh, canker, ulcer
ated throat unless the liver and stomach ar mad
healthy.
If a per.'on has consumption. of eours th lungs
in some way ar diseased, either tubercles, ab
scesses, bronohial irritation, pleora adhesion, or
the lungs are a mass of inflainauon asi fcst de
caying. In such ea?es what must be done? It
is not only the lungs that are wasted. but it is the
whole body. Tt omach and liver have lost
their power to make blood out of food. ow th
only chance is to take Sehent k't three medicines,
which will bring up a tone to the stomach, tbe
patient will begin want fool, it will d'.jrst easiry
aad make good blood ; then the patient besins to
gain in fiesa. and as soon as tbe body begins to
grow, ibe lungs beg n to hel up, and th patient
gets fiocby and well, -his is th only way to
care Consumption.
Vben there is no lung disease, and only liver
compitint and dyspepsia, rcbei)ck s Seaweed
Tonieand Mandrake Pi Us are sufficient without
ihe Pulmor.ic Fyrup. Take tbe Mac.drate Pills
freely in all bilious complaints, as they are per
fectly harmless.
Dr. Schenca. who has enjoyed uninterrupted
heiJih',foT many years past, and now weight 225
pounds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton, in
the very last stage of palmoBary consumption, bis
physicians having pronounced his can hopeless
and abandoned hjin to his fate. Be was cured
by the aforesaid uiedicines.and since his recovery
many similarly sStcted have used Dr. Sehenck
preparations with the same remarkable success.
The directions accompanying each, make it not
absolutely reoessary to see Dr. Scbenck, unless
the patients wish their longs examined, and for
this purpose be if Professionally at his Principal
Office, Philadelphia, every Saturday, where all
letters for advice mrt b addressed. He is also
professionally at No 52 Bond Street. New York,
evert other Tuesday, and at No. 35 Hanover -t..
Boston- every other Wednesday. He tives advic
free, but for a thorough examination with his
liefpirome'nr the price is Si. Office hours at each
city from 9AM to S P. M.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup st,3 SesweelTon
iceach 51 iO pr bolUe. or i5..5 a half-dniec.
.Mandrake Pills 25 csats a box. For faie by all
druggists.
I'R- J- H. PCKENCE.
15 .V. (uKSt.. PUiTo Ft.
Ap 7.'f.a-ly.)
A I'MINISTRATORS'.' NOTICE. Let-tf-s
of Administration on ibe estate
of V, Uliam iliiatus jr. 1st cf Jcrdan tp. dee d,
bavir.g been cranted to the nnderir.ed. totice
is hereby givtn that ail persons indebted t said
estate are require 1 to mat immediate payment,
and ttiosefcivirg claim' n eatr.st tte saire wi;l prt
sett them, properlv authenticated for settlement
to ..- Avr.vor.v5.'
A. I. WILLIAMS,
Aug 24. 1RC9 6t pd. Adtcistrntcirs.
CAUTION. All p-ersons are hereby cau
tioned atramst purchasing or i;; anyway
meddling with the following property now is
psse.-sti.n of James M'Cltnsey. of township :
j two hordes, one cow.one twe-year old heiffer. five
! sheep, three acres ua La. two acres buckwheat, one
. . ' . . , , L - J J ... 1
stove, two eedstraas ana ieauing. ana uv aeien
wheat, as th cam belong t roe and have only
been left in ear of said V 'Clinecy, and are sub
ject to my order at any tifce
Sep. L"6-3tp. A5DEEW SPEXCER.
CjPRING GOODS. Just opening a splendid stock
O of new goods at C. KRATZEK i SJSb.
c
VERA NTS th best and cheapest in th
county.! KKAHAJIS.
DRIED F11UII Applet. Pc,-bes. Prures.
Cherries. Currante, Itaisics. just received at
June 2, ISO.
J. P. K.B.ATZER:
BAfXN. Hams. Sides and Shoulders at reduced
prices, at MOSSOP'S.
PLASTER Sova Scotia Land Plrv-te-.ST.I Cifl
eiacl P1fr,fcriat J. KllAlZtit'?.
war. k. iuinorc.
aairKL ia-
a EJJ?TR05 A LlXJf. ArToaacr-ar-Law.
J VfiUiamsport. Lycoming County. Pa. All
legal business entrusted to them will be carefully
and promptly attended to, Aug 4.'C-6m.
VOTICE. All persons knowing ihem
selves indebted to me will please call
and settle at oar. The books are at the store of
Wbiteomb k Tewttsesd. Osceola, Pa.
J.ly 21.1si8J-tf. Q. S. PERKT.
rPOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. The
undersijmed will sell, at private tale, on
reaao-na-Mw terms, ceveral valuable leva proper,
tics A ay person wishing to purchase a house
and lot had belter call.
July 21. lf'i. H B. SVO'IPB.
AUTION. ;AU persons are hereby cau-
tierned ajrainst pnrchasing or ia wav
mead-ling- with a NEW VVACTUX. now ia th pos
session of James S. Lores, as the same belongs to
tee and has only been left with said Lucas on I nan.
snbieet to my erder. ALEX- LKYI5.
Laid Hill. August Is, lSC-3t
rAUTION. AH persons are hereby cau-
tioned against purchasing or meddling
with a certain BLACK MAKE, now ia poiseesion
of Jacob L. Gear hart, of Loggs towBship, as th
same belongs to me and basenly beej left with
said Gearhart e loan, subject u my order at any
time W. L. GuSS.
August IS; ltW9-3tp.
JAUTION. All persons are hereby no
J tified not to harbor or emplov my eon,
JOSEPH F.IItER, mirr. who has left 'th paren
tal roof without any jast canoe, acd I am there
fore determiuad to celler all wages that may bo
doe him and will pay bo oebta of his contracting
anless eempelied by law. JUAB RIDER.
FrenchTili. August 13, lSC-Stp.
r ANTED two competent Teachers to
take charge of the public schools in
the Borough of Osceola.
High School 160 per month.
Primary isrfcool 340 per month.
Term five months. Applicant will curios du
plicates of Ccrtifieat and address. D R. GOfD,
Sacretary.or J A ELATTENBLR JEK. President.
Osceola Mills- Pa pAugust 18. '.
fAUTiOX. All persons are hereby eau-
tioned against purchasing or in any way
meddling with the following described property:
On Bay Horse, one Black HSrse. one Two horse
Vagan. one Cable Chain, two Setts Karness and
one pair Twin rleds, now in possession of David
Cowber. as the same belong to m and are only
left with said Cowher on loan. suH-ct to mv or
dr at anv tira. lr. S "uCliKETT.
Osceola' M 1 1 is. Acrost 1?. 1 sV.3-3tp.
A rOilNISTRATORS NOTICE. Let
" ters of Administration on the estate of
Kecry "Irwin, late cf Lswreace t. wtirhip. dee d,
having oeen granted to the undersigned', sotfre is
hereby givea thatall persons indebted tosa.il es
tate are requii ed Ui mae icmeiiat paymert.
and those having -ia:ms B-airtr tbe s&tre will
present them, nrcjerly ccthenticaied. for s.ttle
mDt. so " JOU-S SASKt'Y,
MARTIKWIN.
Aug. 11, l?r.9-'Up. Adminisuators.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
The First Session of the next Scholastic year
of this Institution, will eomme&c en Monday,
the 6:h day of September, 1869.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will ts
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
th close of the session.
Th course of instrucrion embraces very th iBg
included ia a thorough, practical aad aecom
plished education of both sexet.
TLe Principal having had th advantage of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his ntir ability and
energies will be devoted to the mental and moral
training of th youth placed under his tharg.
Tie its or Tririoa:
Orthography, Leading. Writing and Primary
Arithmetic, per session, (11 weeks.) Si fl
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histo
ry. ts.oo
A'.fsbr Geometry , Trigonometry. Venerratioa
Surveying, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry
Book-keeping, Eotacy, and Physical Gcgra
phy. SB.eC
Latin. Greek acd Frensh. with any of th a
bore branches fl2et
JIusie. Piano, tM lessons) $1.00
Py.o dednction will b mad for abaenc
For farther particulars inquire of
Rav. P. L.HAKRISOW. a. .
July 31.1SS7. Priaripal.
1. B. CI1B1S
. w. stilus. : a. a. Mtsti
25" E W FIRM!
JAS. B. GRAHAM & SONS,
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DEALERS
In all kinds cf
Dry Goods, Bolts and Shoes, Hits and Caps.
Motions, Groceries, Hard war, Queens
War. Wood and Willowware, Flour,
Bacon, Fish.Salt etc., MarketSt.,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
FOR THE LADIES
They have Bonnets, Silks Coburgs, Alpacai
Merinoa. Wool Delaines- Lustres, Ging
hams, Printi, Poplins, Lawna, Fun-.
shades, Handkerchiefs Kid and
ether Gloves Hosiery. Balmo
rals. Hoop-skirts, end a
general variety of rib
bons trimmings,
Buttons, Braids, etc., at the lowest prices.
FOR GENTLEMEN
They have Elock and Blue Cloths. Biack and
Fancy Cassimeres-SaLtiaetts Tweeds. St el
tons, Water-proof Cloih. Silk, Satia
and common Ve?tincs. etc., in
great variety, and at prices
that" will give genera.
tAtisf action to'tuyers.
ALSO,
A general assortment of Leady-rcada Cloth
ing. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware and QuMcsware, a good
Stock, Wood and Willowware,
and a full stock of Groeeriet.
IX FACT,
GRAHAM BOSS sell all articles that ar
Btually kept in a well-regulated country
store, and Lecce tbe people generally
will nd it to their advantage to
bnj goods of them.
Grain and country prodns tacen
Zi-
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALES,
Or A IX VIM. ALSO,
Baggage Earrows. Warehouse Trucks Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawers, f.e ,
roE sale st
MERKELL L BIGLER,
Dealers in Hardware,
Jure M. ) CtiACriiLO. Pa. 1S69.
C. KRATZER & SONS
are receiving a splendid stock of
CARPETS AND OSL CLOTHS,
LACECCRTA1XS, WINDOW SHADES,
COUNTEKPAN'ES AXD QClLTS.
LINEN TA'BLI CLOTUS AND NAPKINS,
LADIES SILK COATS AND OVEKSKIRTS,
ELEGANT SBAWLS AND LACE POINTS,
LADIES' AXD CHILDREN'S TEIMMID
fljrTS, "
DEES5 GOODS AND TP.DT Jl'lXGS,
BEST KID GLOVES LADIES', GENTLE
KEN'S AND CIULDKEN'S,
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
FINE BLACK ALPACAS,
UNEQUALLED STOCK LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES AND GAITESS,
MEN'S CALF AND FRENCH KIP EOOTS.
IIEAV V CALF EOOTS, 5.
MEN'S AND EOTS' FINE AND HEAVY"
SHOES,
BUST STONE TEA SETTS, $5,
CASS1MEKES VERY CHEAP,
GSOCEIUES, FLorit AND PROVISIONS
AT LO'WEST RATES,
LIEERAL REDL'CTlfTN TO THOSE BUY
ING IN QUANTITY,
WOOL, MARKETING AND COUNTRY
PRODUCE WANTED.
ClearSsld. Jcne SO, 1ST.0..
ATTENTION,
BUYERS
READ! READ 3
Who sells tie cl.eapesi goods !n tho
count j ?
MOSSOP !
WLo sells bc?t calicoes at 12 1 cts a yard !
MOSSOP!
Who sells best nbleaehed mualin at 17 ceata
MOSSOP!
Who sells Hall's Calf Hoots at $5 00
MOSSOP!
Who telit riall't bert Coars Boo's at 5D ?
m o s s o p:
Who sells Hall's bc-stKip Boots at 44,50?
MOSSOP!
Who tells Hats lower than anybody le?
MOSSOP!
Who sella Sugr the cheapest ?
-MOSSOP!
Who sells Syrup the cheapest?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Flour the cheapest ?
MOSSOP?
Who sella Chop and Feed the cheapest ?
MOSSOP! -
Who sells Hardware the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who selb Qneensware the cheapest ?
MOSSOP?
Who sells Tinware the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sell? Clothing the cLespest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sd's rioter the 'cheapest !
MOSSOP!
Who sells Salt the cheapest ?
MOSSOP! ,
Who first brought goods down to the
lowest cash prices ?
MOSSOP!
Everybody sboriM buy their goods at
MOSSOF'S! .
Clearfield. Slav 12. 1569.
E
D. PEP.KS k Co't fioar, tbe best In market, for
taie by J. SHAW a
D
EICATEI COCOANUTS.f-rr"e.p"d'res,
e'.e - for sa:e at t.i.A.JA i
C14P.LE rH-I's r j.:tic or. tar.rl and
, f-rie ry MLSiELL Bi'iLEK-
J) R. B. C L A R K'S
rutB.ris
FEMALE PILLS,
roat iiu trr
Foyer A Shaw aad Baruwiek A- Irwin,
Cleaxld, Fa:
Ag 4,t9-4y Ke'ail Priea, 1 M par package
J .P KRATZER
Is rweeivieg cVw" goods
Sells choice grceari
lias a full stork of dry goods
Receives food every week
Puyt al! hit goods for cash
Can afford to sell them cheap " ,
H as the best eok rtores
W arrants tit boots and shot ""
Keeps all kinds ef leather
Exchanges lor produce
Is (closing out summer goods"
Vasts alt kinds of grain
Trtrer goods free of charge-"
W ill buy job anything
Keept everything
His stor is opposite th JaH.
Cearleld. August II, Ibtg-lra.
IfsT OF JURORS drawn for September
Tenn,-T56d :
- eaaxti
Philip Dtitu Eeccaria,
Samuel Shoff.
JobnW Kvler, Bogga.
Jatres Zigler, Brady,
Eb S "Mastera.Burotide
Wm Westcver,
Matthew Irvia,
A. Cnrry. "
Ja. Curry. Jr , Chest
John Crane Decatur,
K . Showal'er,
a Sbugart, "
Jraoas.
!L. Laport CarweLSvil
Keeord B ratten .Graham
IJuhaWitberow, Katos.
Joba M'MuriaT. -I
Heubea Caldwell. "
I R b. Carr, Lawrence,
j Miles Lead.
I Georg Thorn. "
1 Wm.L Merrill, at arriC,
Aastin F legal. n
SJohnB Kyter,
W.C.Seer, Psaa
TBAVKESB JCROE
rtasr mi.
H
B. Wright yteocaria.
Charles y it, not. GirarJ.
T. H. Forcey Graham,
Hiram HammeLGalich,
George Spacler. "
Wm. Williams, Jordan,
Robt Patterson- "
J W SI Garvy.Karthaui
Wm Cvtbeart, Enoz,
Alex Antes. Lawrence,
W P Fullerton,
Wm.Kapet, "
S B Tavlcr.
R. M Pberaen,
N.Kisbel,
Clurk Brown.
Wm Dsvinuey, Morris,
John Davit.
. K Dilioa. -Pubt
Ionghertv, "
John Hyert. '. Wash,'
U.W.Gallaghsr. "
C. B. Boalich. Osoeola,
J ABiattnbergcr:
John Lawshe, w
Patrick Daily, Pan,
John Widemire, "
J.R Arnold. Eaieo,
i. W. Shofi", Woodward,
W.B. Alexander, "
Jacob Keed, "
J. W.LaJi
Tbeodere Weld. -Jacob
Campbell, Bell,
David .VCrackea. -A
lie Cross. Bogzs,
Alger'n Holden. riI.,om.
Henry Kyler. Bradford,
Daniel Stewart,
Scott Flegal.
Jateb Kacii. Bradv,
H. Hartrfelt. Jr.,
Oh as sehwem,
Wm Schwem, "
ieore Eilinger,
D D Kitcbsn Eurnsifle.
Jonathan Fry, Chest.
Her.j K'inger. -Jorsthsn
loland. "
J B.Pickard Covington
Q. L. Eeed. Cleuceld.
E. A Graham,
H.A Slitxhell, "
Wm Porter,' "
Joseph lion, Decatur,
Iac! K-wter. Ferguson.
W. T. M Corkle.Girard,
Nirt Roeselot,
A Spacsmaa,
Fred Irwin,
TRiviKFt jraons
i tECOSB Till.
Thos Leonard, Girard.
G .W .Ncrchood.Graham
A rain Nevling Galieh
David Tyler, Huatoa,
ylvester Hant,
John TbompTOB Jordan
Wm. Elder. Karthaaa.
James Catbesrt. Knox,
J. Dtcgterty.Lawrenee
M. L. Gulich. u
W. M Cullough, "
L. C. Bloom,
J. B. Fcrgusoa, L City,
Jorejih Bailey, Pike;
H h. Bailsy. Union.
T. M mi. ton, Wood ward
Wm.Kl'in, "
John Woif,
Sarsual Powell3eecaria 1
Arthur Bell. 111 I
Pat GiLltarhrr. Boi-p-s I
Jos Licea Jr , Brady,
Alex I'unlsD. -1 !
John Kinp. Barncide.
John Mehsffy,
Alfred Straw. Chest.
C. g Worrall.
E P. V Mastcjs. "
J. M Adams. Clearfield.
Henrv Parks. "
C. B "sand ford.
D. F. Coolin. Decator.
Stephen Kerb art,
W. B ilorgaa.
Lather Barret Jsrga sea
J C FertuaoB. -
R EM0VAL
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
s
DRCGG1ST3,
Market St., Clearfield Pa.
W beg leave to inform our old and new custo
mers, that we hare removed our establishment to
the new building Just erected ot Market street,
nearly adjining lb Mansion House on th west,
and opposite Graham k Sons' stor. where we re
spectfaily invite the public to com and bay their
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PA TEXT XEDJ:
CIXES, OILS. TAIXTS t- VAUXIS&ES.
Our stock of Drugs and Meditinet consist of every
thing used, selected with the greatest ear, aad
WA RRAXTED STRICTLY PURE!
W also keep a lull stock of Dyes, Perfameriel
Toilet articles. Soups. Tooth Brushes. Hair Brush
es. Whitewash Brushes, and every other kind of
Brushes. We have a la' g lot of
White Lead, Turpentine,
Flaxseed Oil, Paint, and in fact everything asd
in th painting business, which we oCer at City
prices to cash uuyer. .
TOBACCO A.VD 9EQAE2,
Ceftf eetionery. Fpices. and the largest stock of va
rieties ever offered is this place, and warranted
to be of the best the market affords
J. G. HAHTSWICK,
Dee. J. 1S63 JOHN F. IRWIN.
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPARISON,
AdvmMtagt mf tit M VTCA L Plan ewer tit
Rtturu Premium PImm f
STOCK CO MPAA'lES:
RATES.
iisracm rV'es Mutual DifTentm Triii
Apt
Plan
Plait al,00aS!e0
40
45
50
55
65
54 2
75 50
109 35
SI AS .st fro
:s be j s p
49 U 99 it
ar so
47 fo
9 40
On the age named tbe rates of tbe Stock Com
pany are from 2 to S4 percent, higher tats the
.Mutual ratea.
BE.SCLTS.
Policy for S5.O00 at I
Policy in the Uutaal
age of 22. on the return j I
Carapanvname ago. half
premium plan of Mock , cash, calf note, for
iomranies, atineal pre.
B :.wUl cost in 10 years,
in cash, including in
terest va Botes. S 1 ,505.
But the Mutual Compa
ny will pay the
micm.ail ca.h. I-ISS 50.
and no JJirideuii to be
made. Is case of death
at end f 10 years, the
Stock Company will pay
the
Am' of Poltcr S5.000
Heiura Premium 1.S&5
Ain't of Policy $18,000
Leas Pr'm notes &
.395
in Cash
Cash 9.5
and 4 diviaeads.
Showing that for $110 esors C-4 Pmwiatwt,
the gain on the 5! o teal plan to the insured mem
ber' family is Pi'v P Cent. Should death
occur at the end ol 5 years, the comparison weald,
Cash p'd Stock Co S"97 50-p'd to family5.97 M
- - .Mutual - $7S5 0- ' - " 9,500e
aad dividead.
At the age of 40. th Mutual plan tor S1.916 40
Cash Premium will yield 9,3&v ; while the Stock
plan for S2.032 HP Cash Premium, yields JT.0;2.
50, Showing a gain on the mutual plan of S2,
327 50, and dividend.
INSURE YOUR LIFE IS THK
PEXN MUTUAL,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
n. B. SWOOPE, Agent,
Jy 14. 9-tf Clearfield. Pa
D
KT GOODS the cheapest in tbe county, at
Jiay T. '87. sav-Js.-- a.
pr5 Trimmincs, and Shoe-findir.cs for
safe at MERRELL k EI3LE R S.
H
PKUNES a quartifv on haclard f . r sale at
M.,y 27 GRAHAM 5.
AI'I'LT. Bridies. hsrce c-.'ars ta.. fer
, ra'est KKF-KLL FT virr.'S.
u
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Ar TIkT.l'.LL 4 EiiLt.'S.
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