ff;c laffemcnt's oitrnaf, gfcarftefb, a., Iftarcf; 9, 1870.
ftrtitmrC journal
rT T insure the safe transmission
To PAI hVi.il. patrons should remit bycbeek
of rTd or have their letter, registered.
-or -none? or . ,OTed in the fim p. per after
.:m"l,oh.nd:
.rl Clearfield Railroad.
TTron" - -
1 Tyrone at : : : am
'i.Vrci.ar-.M t : :"
,. in leave. Clearfield : :?
A iV "t Tyrone at : : : :"Sp.-.
with Cincinnati Express F.astatfiOj
CJnnM"il West at 6 44 p, m ; Bald Eagle Ex
la "at TOO p.m.
iTrarBeld at : : :
L Pbilip'hTg at
Arrives t Osceola at : :
Lr j'hilijburgat : : :
Arrives at Clearfield at :
7.00 A. K.
9 10 A. H.
1U 15 A. St.
2 no p. if
2 SO P. if.
4.45 r. M.
jWaors" Divine services will be held
n,Tt Sulbuth, in Clearfield, a- follows :
H,. K. v Nixdorff.in the Lutheran church,
at V V.M.'and 7 1'. M. Sabbath school at VI
JI. 1 rayer mceinis -j
pvenine at 7 o'clock. .
lir llev. Hall, in St. Andrew 6 Episcopal
cLu.ch. at 1 1 A. M. and 7 P. M. . burnlay
"i,n..l at ? 1 M. 1'iayer meeting every
wVilm'sJav evening -1 7 o'clock.
By llev. Butler.in the l'resbytman church,
nwrtiing and evening. Sabat h" "
3 1. M. I'myer meeting every cdiies,du
pre'itnir at 7 o'eloi-k.
By liev. W H. !''". in the MetWist
c.irch. ninri.ine and evening, tabbath
M.ho.I aty A. M. Prayer meeting, every
Thursi'av at 7i P. M. Communion services
Fir-t Sabbath ol every month nt 10 A. .M.
t Francis' church Mass at 10 A. M
tbe second and fourth Sundavs of each
month.
Biiuusg Associations. Tn nearly ev
ery paper we pick up, we pee notices for the
,,ramMii.int Building Associations. Why
ii.it organize o-ie in this place? Such an as-(iiK-iation
wonld greatly advance the prosper-i-y
of Clearfield.
pEi'AKTED this Lit E. From an obituary
;,. h. l'liiliiLuic Journal, we learn that
William Bagshaw, Ksq., well known to many
of our ci'izrns, died at his residence at Tides
well. England, on the2Istui January, 1S70,
agetl ab out eighty years.
?xov. Sine our last i-me, -we have had
several light falls of miow, and in conse
(jiien e the rr.ad have been in gyod hauling
cmuitiuti. Much of the timber which still
remained in the foiesty has Lccti conveyed to
the streams, and the probability now is that
a pretty full mpply will reach the markets
in the spring.
n ii.'.t At Accident. Wc' learn from
the I'lii.troburg Journal lhat, on Thursday
l-j,t, a freight train uncoupled, while ascend
ing a grade a short il staiKai above that place,
and collided with the engine that was follow-'in-j
Jatuagtiis several cars, 31 r. (Jcorge
W.-oden was a!- severely cut near the eye,
but not seriou.-ly.
Failures. ,'e understand that several
failnrcs reuently occurred in lheEat, result
iuc in a pietty heavy loss to some of the cit-ii-iis
ol this county. This is much to be
u'iirettrd. as the money due from these sour
c-s w:is much needed here at tiie present
t:iui. 'liif -o bri.ires will not, however, se
rii.asly eiiibariass any of nurC eaiCeid men.
Ki' Kl l) !!V A i.'ol.T. V.'e are in'ormed
tl.a', .ii Ttmr-day evening la-t, (ieurse
J.iii.-i (.r.v, mii nt tli-i'.j. Lan.-bcrry ot Urml
f.ii.i tuv. uhip. was Licked on the f'.nehcad
1 v a .!!', ii'u-li ho w:;s lea ling to water, re
v.il.'.ri; in a severe fracture of the skull
Vise .!;,: is doing as well as could be
c:;;nc:e !. eoi:.-'. b.'. itig the nature of his in
j.iry,itu; lil- reo"Ve.y i.- iMtiir p, o jloiu iticai.
CoMi'i.iM::r.TAitY. A C'r-e?porta..-:it far
ti:-iu- u :!!' t'ulinwiiig : '"Kov. Mr. Lcckie,
p.i-ioi-.il the.M. I. Church ;:t .i;i:lii,-':.mg,
it ,iir eiuiiry, whs recently tJio reeipie:it td'a
line hiir-e. i,l-ids an ad.ii:ion of oi.o linn
!r. .1 .ii'linrs to ra'ary,) from the members of
hi congregation. A tioiiarloii vis,: is also m
coMteiiiphitioii. Mr. Ijeckic's year has b,cn
olio nf great success, not only tobiuijcll, but
to ;l.o churih ui dcr his care.
M n i !M'i. (;;f'.i. l'KPORr for the week
coring March 3d. front three diily
oW-i vafioiis, as famished by K. t'entoti, of
IVmi tp. Mai. of Thermometer, 34 on Feb.
--h. Min. S on Feb. 2";th. Mean. 25 on
M.iivli 3 I. M.tx. of Baiome-er. 2S.30 on
March 3d. Min. 27.45 on Feb. 27th. Range,
.. M- an of Barometer for the week, 27.
considerably below the average. Depth
water tell 1 1 of an inch. Depth of fiiw
3 ;,i -b.'s Sno'v during the winter fi4 incl cs
-r. a i- sti!lgid fields covered with snow.
'! i.c limber will be mostly grt to the river.
S'Kim s AiViDKNT. We learn that, on
S ir.ir-i.sv ;t, Mr. II. Shirey, of Brad
fp.l to-.vn.-bip, met with a veiy serious and
painful accident, while working at some
'Ptare timber, c:i Saiibui n Bun. Mr. S.
v i- piimg ufi the limber, at the time of the
!:: 1 ent. While thus engaged, another
s:i k was hvd'cd to the pile, which, upon
c M:iug in contact with the otht-r timber,
c:n..d a u-.imticr of sticks to slide, and, be
I'tj Mr. S. could get out of the ay, clos
1 1 t ilicr mid eanght hitn by one liip.
c.'u-Uing the flesh loose from the bone. Mr.
- v, i-at once removed to his home, and
'i.' iical ai-1 s'immoiied for his relief. The
i-mry is a very distressing and painful one,
may prove to be of a more serious, char
a "tcr tlian is anticipated.
i:.As Sasd. The Bellefonte X-U'ionul
taVe- the l'hiiipsburg Journal to task for
njtic.ng thu existeuee of go-d glu-ssatid in
e l inry, and then adds "that Ccnrc
"comity produces a ictUr quality ot ?and,
a'i I h i-, tiie enterprise to manufacture it
'' i"to g'. t-." That's rather a questionable
abortion, ia part, Mr. X'ttiwil; for, if we
are currently informed, the Clearfield glass
vin I is pronounced by Pittsburg maaufactur
rs, who have tried it, as being ot a very
uperinr quality for the manufacture of
white glass, and have expreKwd'a willing
ns to t:ike all the Clearfield sand that can
shipped thkl.er. That this sand should
be iiianufactuicd into glass at home, instead
of shipping it away, admits of no difference
ef opinion, and, we hope, the day is not dis
tant wheu some of our citizens will be pos
sessed of enterprise enough to establij-li a
irt class glass-works at this place.
List op Letters remaining unclaimed In
Post Office at Clearfield, Pi., March 1, 1870:
th
CharlenL. Bard.
J. T. Berkstresser,
Patrick Brynan,
Patrick Bjrron, .
A. Cohen,
Mis Mary Diehxen,
Kachel b. bixon,
A Iickenson,
James Dillen,
Perry Gate,
I.eri I. Gaylord,
Charlea E. Uoodwin,
Ed. Ilarman,
Sam R. Hart.
Miss Nettie lloghes.
Miss Barbara Korb,
James li. Loder,
J. J. London, (2)
Dennis Lewis.
Patrick Mclnoe.
Miss Pbebe Peoples,
Antooie Kaby,
Alex. 11. Spencer.
James Tioney. (2)
Sprout P. Weaver.
Sales of Real Estate. Below we give
a list of the Deeds, as entered of record in
the Recorder's office in this county, for the
week ending Monday February, 2ith, 1870,
together with the consideration named,
where locatedf and the names of the grant
ors and grantees :
Deed, John MeCord to Ellen J. Dawson,
for 100 acres of land in Chest township.
Consideration, JolK).
Deed. Andrew Wilson to James Miles,
for 1251 acres of land in Brady township.
Consideration, $2,100.
Deed. Mahlon Fisher to Jno. C. Hopewell,
for the undivided i part of 14 tracts of land
in Huston township. Uoimuleration.ifS.OOO.
Deud, John C. Hopewell to John fr. Read
ing, for one sixteenth pari of 14 tracts of
land in Huston t0.vnsliip and tIW county.
Coiinideiatiun $ 10,000.
Deed. Augustus Heberlinc to Jacob Funk
fori aere and 13 perches of laud in Brady
township. Con.-tderation $2!50.
Deed. Jacob W. Jones, for G. F. Hoop,
to J. C. Allport. for W t No 35, Chester
Hill, Decatur township. Consideration,
SI, 500.
Deed, Jacob Mock to J. C. Allport. for
14 acres ot land in Decatur towtiihip. Lou
sideration, $3,000.
Deed, John!. Bloom to (Jeo. Bloon. for
2 lots in New Millport. Consideratio-i JOO.
Also, for the week ending Monday,
March 7th :
Deed, D. W. Holt to Wigton and Porris,
for six tenths of coal, iron and other miner
als on 100 acres in Morris township. Con
sideration, $2,310. '
Deed, Jacob Shircy to Joiah W. Smith,
for f37 acres of land in Bradford township.
Consideration", $400.
Deed, Liu-iii'la J. Reams to J. Seott Fie
gal, for 20 acres of lind in Bradford town-.-hip.
Con.-ideration, $12C.
Deed, John Patton to Samuel J. Hays,
for lot in ( !urviensvi!le. Consideration 12.
' Deed, O. B. Merrell to Fannie Nichols,
for house and 'ot in Lawrence township.
Consideration. $ 1.0(H).
TAMES II. PARKER. Pork Packer and
f wholesale dealer in Bacon. Mes
ss i i itk ,
ii i
Lord
Sujar Cured llnins and Beef. No. 3'i'J Lib-
etty Street. Pittsburgh, Pa
lFeb.2,'7il-2iup.
CTIO.XEER.-The undersigned, hav-
in ticeii recularly lionised, is iirepareii
toc.ill a!e3 in any part of the cunty. Charges
moiicr:ito. Perkins dcirin hia Fcrvicrs will
c.il! upi.n nr a,lire.-4, LMAS 11. IIENSALL
No 24-::uip. SmiiL's Mills. Pa.
CAUTIOX. All persons are hereby cau
tioned a.snin-t purchasing or meddling
with one bay Horse, o-e spotie-i Cow. one iwo
horse Wagmi. nn l one set double Harness, now in
pos.-cssiiu ol K. 15. CtAckwoll. of llecntur town
rhin rn (hesnrne rrcre -urcijsed by me at Con
stable's Sale, and have been left with said Black
we I sobjict to ray order. " "
Keb. 2'!. 7i) K. JO'.IS C. HENDERSON.
ACTION.
-All p. wn are hereby cau
w tioiie.i airaiti:
-t puichasimr or lakinsr an
:t.-i 'utnnnt of .ii-rrtain oromissory note, calling
for one hundred dollars, given by me to Theodore
Welt, of Heccaria township, and bearing dale
April lsf9. payable April ISTll.asI have received
no value fur the same, nud will not pay it unless
compelled to do so by due pro-e-3 of law
r'eb. 2.1. lS7C-3tp. KO W. PIEHCE.
T j ISS0LUTI0 Nr. The iartneH:ip h. r ;
tut'nre existing between K. A. lli pie
and Daniel Faust, at Curwensville. i:nder ihc
firui of Hir-ploiV Fausi. is dissolved by mutual
Cf:n-cnt. A II deiits ov iiti to the saiil tirm are to
be r:.?.-ived hy sai l E. A. lli pic and all demands
.ijyin.-t said firm are to be prs-Me'l to him tor
pavment. It A HIPPLK.
. Peb 2:t 3. DANIEL b'A I'ST.
H - S. SWAN
" ' A Clearfield, Pa.
School fr Girls,
The next Tar:n of twontv-twn weeks will Cum
mei.ee on Monday, February 2', IS70.
TltlMS Or Tt lTlON.
Itcidinij Or horaphy. Writing. "hjrnr I.es
imids. t'fiuiary Aliitiiuetic and PriTiarf
tlcorapby. per half term, (of 11 weeks) S3 00
Ili.-tfory. luteal and lscrin:ive iJcography
witii .Map lir.iwinf, t,ra:Qiu:ir, .ticulal
and Written A riil.iiietic.
Algebra and the Sciences.
Instruction in Instrumental Music,
Oil Painting,
V,'x Work,
Tor full particulars send for Circular.
Cluarfitld. August 2i. tsd9-ly
a sn
9 oo
i-. oo
12 no
8 Cu
T KG LSTKR'S XOTTCH Notice ishcre
by given that the following accounts
have been examined and nas-ed ly me and remain
filed of record in this office for !ho inspection of
heirs. egateT-i creditors. and all others in anyway.
interested and will be presented to the next or
phans' Court of ucarficld county, to beheld at
the C-jurt IIoii. in the Uoruugh ot t'learfifd
commencing on the :1I Monday of March, 167i:
Final account of Joseph II. Breth and Mary
Williams, .dtrinistrators of Samuel Williams,
late ol liurnside township, deceased.
Finel account of Catharine M itcbell. Executrix
of C. 0. Jlitchell. late of Bnrnsidn t'p, deo'd.
Final account of John Patton aud Eliza Fergu
son, Executors of J flues Fergurou, lato of the
liorough of Lumber-city, dee'd.
Partial account of Samuel Hegarty, Executor
of .-iimutl Hegarty ?r , late of bueiich t p.dec d
Final account of Samuel Ilagerty, Guardian of
n il'.tia r. l.ne.
Feb. 23. 1S70. A. W. LEK. Register.
TRVSES a quantity on band and for sale at
L -May 27- OKAHAM'3.
TERY FINE
V by
blankets
will be sold cheap
J 611 AW ft siil.N.
s
A DDI.ES
Brid:es. harness, collars Ao., fcr
s.-.le at
MEKUhl.L & RHiLEK'S.
HORPE-SIIOrS. and hore-nails. to he had a
Ans. 2o. Mr.KKElXA BIGLER 8.
rHILDHENSfurs twen,y-five per cent less than
. . T CI! I ,1, t. OIWT
B
ACON.llams. Sides and Shoulders at reduced
prices, at MOSSOP'S
"VUEENSWARE Tea sets. best stone-ware, -15
piec!.t S ' SO at MUSSQP'S.
yIL, Putty, Paints Glass and Nails, for sale at
J Jnns'liK
MERRELT- BI'll-EK'S
Ct PRING GOODS. Jnst opening a splendid sti ck
O of new goods at O Kit A IV,bK iiu.a
H
AP.NESS, Trimrr.inrs. and Shne-findirgs for
Kale at MKRRKLL 4 BIGLKK'S
G
canes to be bad at
TT June,'fi6
MERRELL A BIGLER'IS
n LOVER, Timothy and Orchard-frass seeds at
V- V. IV IV I . 1. 1. a. -
"TX ALL'S FINE CALF-SKIS BOOTS, at $5 00,
1 1 May JZ.'f.. at MObSOP'S
"VTOTICB. AH persons indebted to the snbscri-
11 oer, are requested to come and settle with
out delay.
It. M0SS0P
O om es'1' I'Jt a? 'D patent saexs, forsalecnea
attheetcieot K. MOSSO .
S TV AIM'S PANACEA. Kennedy Medical Dis
covery. Jlembold's llnchu. Bake' Cod i.ivei
Oil, Jayne jand Ajrer s Medicines. for sale bv
Jan. 10. I1AUTSWICKA IRWIN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SehencJcs Pulmonic Syinip,
eeweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills.will cure Con
sumption. Liver Con.plaint and Dyspepsia, if ta-
Ken according to directions, iney are an mree
to be taken at the same time. Tbjy eleanse the
stomach, relax the liver, and put it to work ; then
tbe appetite becomes good, the food aigests and
-ikes good blood, tbe patient begins to grow in
flesh, the diseased n.atter ripens in tbe 1 ngs.and
the patient ontgrows tbe disease and gets well.
This is tha only way to cure the consumption.
To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary consumption. The Pul
monic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in tbe
lungs, nature throws it off by an easy expectora
tion, for when the phlegm or matier is ripe, a
slight cough will throw itoff, and the patient has
rest and the lungs begin to heal. To do this, the
Seaweed Touic aud'Mandrake Pills must be freely
used to cleanse the stomach and liver, so that the
Pulmonic Syrup and tbe food will make good
blood.
Liver Complaint is one of the most prominent
causes of Consumption. Sschenck s Seaweed Ton
ic is a gentle stimulant and alterative, and the
alkali in the Seaweed, which this preparation is
mada of. assists the stomach to throw out the gas
trie juice to dissolve the food with the Pulmonis
Syrup, and it ismadeinto good blood withoutfer
mentatton or souring in the stomach. The great
reason why physicians do not cuie consumption is
they try to do too much ; they five inediuine o
stop the cough, to stop chills, to stop night sweats,
hectic fever, and by so doing they derange the
whole digestive powers.locking up the secretions
and eventually the patient sinks and dies.
Dr. Schenck, in his treatment, does not try to
tnn .....i-h ,iii?ht sweats chills or fever., Re-
mov e the cauie.and they will all stop of theif own
accord No one can be cured or consumption, uv
r romnl.int dvsneDsia. catarrh, cank er. ulcer
ated throat . unless the liver and stomach are made
healthy.
If a person has oonsumption.of course the lungs
in some way are diseased, either tubercles, a b
scesses, bronchial irritation; pleura adhesion, or
tho lnn? are a mass of inflamation ant fast de
pnvin fo such oases what must be done? It
i lint ii nlv the lun?s that are wasted, but it is the
whole body. Tbe stomach and liver have Inst
thoir nower to make blood out of food. io the
onlvchanre is to lake Sehenck's three medicines,
which will bring up a tone to tho stomach, the
nationt will heirin want food, it will diifst easily
and make good blood ; then the patient begins to
gain in flesh, and as soon as the body begins to
grow, the lungs be? n t heal up. and the patient
gets fleshy and well, -his is the only way to
cure consumption.
When there is no lnng disease, and only liver
-nmr.Iaint and dvsnepsii. Scbenck'i Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient without
thn Pulmonic. SvrUD. Take tbe Mai;drare Pills
freely in all bilious complaints, as they are per-
tectlj uarin'ess.
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
healih for many years past, and now weighs 22i
i.min-i. was wasted away to a mere .-Veleton. in
the very last stage of pulmonary consumptinn. his
physicians having pronounced his ense hopeless
ami abaieloneu mm 10 ins i.u. o mid
by the aforesaid mcdicincs.und since his recovery
many similarly afflicted have used Dr. Scheuck'a
preparations with the same remarkable sucee;.
The directions accompanying each, make it not
absolutely nece.-siryto see Dr. Schenck, unlets
tbovpatients wish their lungs examined, and for
Ibis purpose he is Professionally at his Principal
iiflice, Philadelphia, every Saturday, whore all
letters for advice must be addressed. He is also
profes.-ionally at No 32 P.ond Street, New Yrk,
ever other Tuesday, and at No. 33 Hanover St..
liostun. every other Wednesday. He lives advice
free, but for a thorough examination with his
Respiromotor tha price is a. OlSoe hours it each
city from 9 A. M to 3 P. M.
Price ot tho Puimoniu Syrup and Seaweed Ton
ic each St Ml per bottle, or So 60 a half doicn.
Mandrake Pilli 25 cents a box. For tale by all
druiftsts.
DR. J. II. SCHENCK.
Ap. 7.'H9-ly la ,V. Wi .Vf.. Phil' a.
COl'STY DIKECTOKY
TIME OF HOLDING COURT.
?d Monday in January, j 3d Monday in June. 2 w
JU in .uarcn, 1 tin in .-ept zw
4tb ' in May, I 2i ' ia Nov 2 w.
COUNTY AND DISTIICT OFFICERS.
Prcs't.Iudgc Ilon.Chas A Mayer. Lwk Haven.
Vs te. Judges lion. Samuel Cl.rde. Ule yhelJ.
Hon. Jacob Willhcim Grahainton
?hriff. . . . Cyrenus Howe, . . . Clearfield
1'rorhonotary, Aaron C. Tate. . "
Keg. A Rec. . A-burv W. I ce. "
District Att'y, W. M M'Culluugh, . "
treasurer.. . Lever r legal.. . . '
Co. Surveyor, S. F McCloskey, . Curirensville
Couiiuiss'u rs, Othello Sine-id, . N. Washington
Sjiniuel ,-h!i ;Or, . Cieavlield.
Samuel 11. lliudman, Glcu Hope.
Auditors. . . Clark Brown, .
Price A. Rowlcs,
John D. Millar,
Clearfield.
N Millport.
Hurt.
Clearfield
Coroner. - . . James A. Miore,
Co.Supcrind't Geo W.Snydrr,
LIST OF POST-OFFICES.
Towrxhrp. Xa mr of P . O. ' NaiHrx o T P .
l.'d-caria. - - Glen Hope, - - Homer i ul!ree.
' - - . I'tahvillc, - - - S. MoFartaud,
o . iiogarty I'.oads Samuel llegartv
ilcll. - - - Bower,
S A. iioranaugh
o .... Cj.C:"t, ...
- - - C'ush. - - -
o .... Oslend. - - -Bloom.
- - Forreit. - - - .
linggs, - - - Clearucld Bridge,
- w .... Wai'oeton, - -llradl'ori,
- Woodland, - -
- - - - Wm'ailrovo, -i-Srady,
- - - l.uilicrsburg.
- - - Trouiv'.lle,
" - - Jefferson Line. -Uurnside,
- NcwWashinglou
- - - Burnside,
" ... Patehinville, -"
- - - East Kidgo,
Cbost,- - - - liurd, - - -
- - - Mc.iarvey. - -
' . - - Westover. - -
Clearfield, - Clearfield. - -Covington,
- Frenehville,
... Karthaus.
- Ttios A. M'Uhee
- J. W Campbell.
11. L. Henderson
A'gurnoii Mo'den
- Jas. Forrest,
.loh.i E Monro
- W.u. Albert.
- Ed. Williams
- L. B. Cnrlilc
- Airs. C. Weavor
- John Hoberiin.
- Sam'l Mc' une
- Matthew Irwin.
Jack I'atchin.
- W Suminerville
- Lewis .1. Hurd
- Win McGarvey
- S A. Farber
- P-. . Gaulin
- Claud. Batmoy
- Johu Iteiicr
- Charles Houl
Curwensville Curweusvtlle.
Decatur,
Philipsburj. Cuiitre county, Pa.
West Decatur, Lever .-meal,"
Ferguson
irard, -
O a
Goshen,
Graham.
Guelicb,
- Marron, - - - John P Straw.
- - Lecooie's Mi.Is. - Augu's Leconte,
- - Bald Hills, - - Alex. Irwin.
- - SnawsviUe, - - II. II. Morrow.
- - Grahauiton.' - - Thos. H . Forcey
- - Smith's Mills, - Jc. G. Ganoo.
- - Maoera. - - - - L. A Warren.
- - Alleiuaiig' - - - Henry A lleman.
- - Tyler. - - - - Miss K J.Tyler.
- - PenuficLl. - - Frauk Bowman.
- - Ausonville, .- - II Swan
- Salt Lifk. - - Geo. lleckadorr.
- New Mi.lort, - 11 J. Sloppy.
- - Kylertown, - - Ed. C. Brenner.
- - Morrisdale. - - John Odell.
Osceola Mills.- - T. F Boalich.
- - Lumber City.t - 11 W.Spencer.
11 uston,
Jordan,
Karthaus.
Ivuox. -Motrin,
-
Osceola. -Peun.
- - - - - Grampian Hills, Jona. Wall
Pike, --- - Curwensville, - Chas. Hoel.
Cuion, - - -- P.ockton, - - - D. E. Brubnkcr
Woodward, JeUYies, - - - James Lockctt.
This Post 0 luce w' 11 do for Chest township
t Will answer for Ferguson township.
STATE & It. STATES DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Governor. - - - John W. Ucary, Cumberland
Soc'y or Com. - Frank Jordan, - Dedtord,
Dep. Secretary, J. M. Weakley, -Auditor
Gen- - John F.Hartranft, Montgomery,
Surveyor Gen. - J. M. Campbell, - Cambria,
Attorney Gen. - F. C Brewster, - Philadel) hia.
Adjutant Gen. - D. B. M'Crea y, - Erie,
State Trtasurer, W'm V Irwin, - Beaver,
Sup. Com Sch's J. P.Wickersham, Lancast.tr,
Deputy Sup't. - C. R. Cobuin, - - Bradford,
State Librarian, Wien Forney, - - Dauphin.
Suprehb Cocrt Chief Jua'ico .lam Thomp
son. Associates. Henry W. Williams, John M
Reed. Daniel Agnow. George Sharsnood. Ses
sions, Pbiladclpiba, 1st Von lay of January. Har
risburg. -tth Monday of April Suiibury. 1st Mon
day of Oolooer Pittsburg, 3d Monoay of October.
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
President. - - - Ulysses S Gj ant.- Illinois
Vice President. Schuyler Colfax, Indiana.
Sec. of State, - Hamilton Fish. - New York.
See. of Treaa jr Geo S Boutwell, Massachusetts
Sec of War, - Win- W. Belknap, Iowa.
Sec. of Navy. - Gei. M. Robeson, New Jersey,
Sec. of Interior Jacob D. Cox, - - 0!iio.
P M Gen. . - J A.J. Creswell, Maryland,
Attorney Gen. - E. R. Hoar, -- - Massachusetts
StrpREV e Court. Chief Justice. S, P.Chase, of
Ohio. Associate Justices Nathan Clifford, of
Maine. Samuel Nelson, of New York. David Da
vis, of Illinois. Noah H Swayne, of Ohio, Sam
uel F. Miller, of Iowa, Stephen J. Field, of Cal.
Salaryof Uhiof Justice Si iOfr.of Associates S6,-
on.
r nllE highest market prices paid fir Shingles
by
J. SliAW ASUS.
FAIRBANKS'
STAND Alt D SCALES,
OP ALL KlXD- ALSO,
Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Trucks, Copying
Presses,' Improved Money Drawers, Ac,
FOR SALE BT
MERRELL & BIGLER, .
Dealers in Ilardware,
JuoeSO.f CLKAitriELO, Pa. p8G9.
C. KRATZER & SONS
are receiving a splendid stock of
CARPETS A'1 OIL CLOTHS,
LACE CCRTA1XS, WINDOW SHADES,
COUNTERPANES AND QUILTS,
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS,
LADIES SILKCOATS AND OVERSKIKTS,
ELEGANT SHAWLS AND LACE POINTS,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S TRIMMED
HATS,
DRESS GOOD AND TRIMMINGS,
BEST KID GLOVES LADIES', GENTLE
MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S,
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
FINE BLACK. ALPACAS,
UNEQUALLED STOCK. LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES AND GAITERS,
MEN'S CALF AND FRENCH KIP BOOTS
HEAVY CALF BOOTS, $5,
MEN'S AND BOYS' FINE AND HEAVY
SHOES,
BEST STONE TEA SETTS, $6,
CASS1MEKES VERY CHEAP,
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND PROVISIONS
AT LOWEST RATES,
LIBERAL REDUCTION TO THOSE BUY
ING IN QUANTITY,
WOOL, MARKETING AND COUNTRY
PRODUCE WANTED,
Clearfield June SO. 18G0.
ATTENTION,
"U Y E H S
- .
READ! READ!!
P
Who sells the cheapest goods in the
county?
31 O S SO P !
Who sells lest calicoes at 1 21 ctsa yard ?
MOS SO P! '
Who sells best unbleached muslin at 17 cents7
JIOSSOIM
WIio sells Hall's Calf Boots at -3 00?
M o s s o r !
Who sells Hall's best Coarse Boots at St 50 ?
m ossor!
VtrlioSLllsIIairsbostKiprotsat4,.rjO?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Hats lower than anybody else?
MOSSOP!
"Who sells Sugnr the cheapest?
MOSSOl'!
"Who sells Syrv.p the cheapest?
jiossor! I
Who sells Flonr tlic cheapest ?
MOSSOP?
Who Bclis Chop and Feed the cheapest?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Hardware the cheapest 1
M O S S O P I
Who sells Queensware the cheapest ?
MOSSOP?
Who sells Tinware the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Clothing.the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells riastef the cheapest ?
MOSSOP!
Who sells Salt the cheapest ?
M 0 S S o r !
Who first brought goods down to the
lowest cash prices ? :
mossop! ;
Everybody should buy their goods at
M OS SOP'S!
Clearfield. May 12. IS'19.
"P1I- PERKS A Co's flour, the best in market, for
JJjsaleby J.SHAW A SON.
D
ESSICATEDCOCOANUTS. for pies puddings,
etc , for sale at
GRAHAM'S.
"NABLE CHAINS a good article, on hand and.
V for sale by an.ttKr.LL it BIULttt.
QFFICE OF FISK k HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
No. 5 Nassau Street, New Yobk,
FeBRraRT 15th, 1S70.
The remarKable success which attended our ne
gotiation of the Loans of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company and the Western Pacific V.ailroad
Company, and the popu lar ity and credit which
Loans have maintained in the markets, both in
thie country and Europe, have shown that the
First Mortgage Bonds of wisely located and hon
orably managed Railroads are promptly recogni
sed and readily taken as tbe most suitable, safe,
and advantageous form of Investment, yielding a
more liberal income than can hereafter be de
rived from Government Bonds, and ataila'ble to
take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
or superior Kailroad Loans, we are meeting s
great public want, and rendering a valuable ser
vice both to tbe holders of Capital and to those
great National works of internal improvement
whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitle them to the use ot Capital aad the' eonS
dence of investors we now offer with special
coufidence and satisfaction the
FIltST MORTGAGE BONDS
Chesapeake ami Ohio Railroad Company,
The Chesapeake and Obio'Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors of
the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at a
point of reliable navigation, and thus, with the
entire Railroad system and water transportation
of the great West and Southwest, forms the addi
tional East and West Trunk Line, so imperatively
demanded for the accommodation of the immense
and rapidly growing ti asportation between the
Atlautie seaboard and Europe on the one band
nd the preat producing regions of the Obio and
Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The importance of this Road as a new outlet
from the West to the sea magnifies it into one of
national consequence, and insures to it an exten
sive through traffic from the day of its comple
tion; while, in the development of the extensive
agricultural and mineral resources of Virginia
and ' est Virginia, it possesses, along its own line,
the elements of a large and pro&tablo local bu
siness. Thus the great iutcrests.botb general and local
which demand the completion of tbe Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to the Ohio River, vfford the
surest guarantee of Its success and value, and
render it the most important and substantial rail
road enterprise now In prngress In this country.
Its superiority as an East and West route, and
the promise of an immense and profitable trade
awaiting its complxtion, have drawn to it the at
tention and co operation of prominent Capitalists
and Qailroad men of this City, of sound judg
ment and known integrity, whosexonceetion with
it. to gether with that of eminent citizens and bu
sinessmen of Virginia and West Virginia, in
urefl eoergctio, honorable. and successful man
agement. The Roal is completed nd in operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs ot West Virginia, 227 miles und there re
main but 200 miles, (now partially constructed) to
bo completed, to carry it to thoproposed terminus
on the Ohio river at, or near, the nrnuth of the
Big Sandy River, 150 miles tbote Cincinnati and
350 miles below Pittsburg.
- Lines are now procect--d or in progress t& rough
Obio and Kentucky to this point, which will con.
nect the Chesapeake and Ohio with tbe entire
railroad systems cf the West and Southwest, and
with tbe Pacific Kailroad.
Its valuable franchises and superior advanta
ges will place the Chesapeake and Ohio Railro d
Company among the richest and most powerful
and trustworthy corporations ol tbe country ; and
there ex-'ist's a present value;, in completed road
and Work done, equal to tbe entire amount of tba
mortgage.
Tho details of tbe Loan have been arranged
with special reference to tbe wants of all classes
of investors and combine the various ienturcs of
convenience, safety, and protection ' against loss
oi fraud.
The Bonds arc in denominations of
$1000, $500 axi) $100.
They will be issued as Coupon Bonds, payable
to Hearer, and may be held in that form ; or tbe
Bond may be registered in the name of the own
er, with ihe coupons remaining payable to bearer
attached, tho principal being then transferable
only on tho books of the Company, unless re as
signed to bearer : or the coupons may be detach
ed end cancelled, tbe Bond made a permanent
Registered Bond, transferable only on the Books
of the Company, and the interest jnade payable
only to tbo registered owner or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively as :
1. 'Coupon Bonds psyvblj to Bearer."
2. "Registered Bonds tiilh Coupons attached."
3. "Registered Bonds with Coupons detached,"
and shold be so designated by correspondents in
specifying the class of Bonds desired.
They have Thirty years to run from January 15,
1870, with interest at six percent, per annnm from
November 1, I860. Principal and interest paya
ble in gold in the, city of New York.
The interest is payable in May and Novomber,
that it may take the place of that of the earlier
issues ot Five-Twenties, and snit the convenience
of our friends who alroady bold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable ii.
January and July and who may desire. in making
additional investments, to have their interest le-
ceivable at different seasons of the year.
Tbe Loan is secured by a mortgage upon the
entire Line of Road from Richmond to the Ohio
Kivcr, with tbe equipment and all other property
and appurtenances connected therewith
A Sinking Fund of 5100,000 rer annum is pro
vided for the redemption of the Bonds, to take
effect one year after the completion of the road.
The mortgage is for SI5,000,0f,O. of which S2,
0?0,000 will be reserved and held in trust for tbe
redemption of outstanding Bonds of tbe Virginia
Central Railroad Company, now merged in the
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Of the remaining 513 000,000,n sufficient amount
will be sold to complete tbe road to tho Ohio riv
er, perfect and improve the portion now in eper
arion,and thoroughly equip the whole for a large
and active traffic.
The present prico is 90 and accrued interest.
A Loan so amply secured, so carefully guarded,
and bo certain hereafter to command a prominent
place among the favorite securities in the mar
kets, both of tbis country and Europe, will be at
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
FISli 4 HATCH, Banker j.
p S. We have issued pamphlets containing full
particulars, statistical details, maps, etc., which
will be furnished upon application.
ty-A'e buy and sell Government Bonds, and
receive the accounts of Bauks, Bankers, Corpora
tions, end others, subject to check at sight, and
allow interest nn daily balances.
March 2, 1870-3 m.
TRMS O' THE JOURNAL.
The Raetswas's JorasAt is published on Wed
nesday at 52,00 pcf aunnm in advance. If not
paid at the beginning of the yeat. J J 60 will Ve
charged, and S3.U0 if not paid before the close.
Advertisements will be inserted at $1.50 pet
square, for three or lest Insertions Ten lines
(or less) counting a square. For every additional
insertion 50 cents will be charged. A deduction
will be made to yearly advertisers
No subscription taken for a shorter time th'an
six months, and no paper will be discontinued un
till all arrearages are paid,exccpt at the option of
the publisher. S. J.'ROW.
WINE & LIQUOR STORE
I. L. HEIZENSTEIN & CO.,
DEALER 8 1.1
WINES AND LFQUOUS,
" MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
A good assortment for medical furposes always
on band".
January 2?. lS!9-r.m.
E R. L.ST01T.HT0N,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MARKET STREET, C I.F.Alt KI ELD. PA.,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Clear
field and vicinity, that he has opened a new tail
oring establishment in Shaw's Row, one door east
of tbe Post Office, ancf has just returned from the
eastern cities with a largo and elegant stuck of
- Cloths, Ciissir.iores, Nestings,
Beavers, &.C, and all kinds of goods for
men and boys' wear, and is
prepared to make u to order CL.'iTIUXG, from
a 'ingle article to a full suit, in the latest styles
and most workmanlike m inner. Spoi'ial attcn
tion given to custom work, and cutting out for
men and boys. He offers great bargains to custo
tners, and warrants entire satii-faclinn. A libeial
share of public patronage is solicited. Call aud
examine the goods. (
Oct 16, 1S87. E. R. L. HTOUG HTON
E N
Y O U T II S
AND
CLOTlILNd
B O Y S,
The undersigned having rocntly added
READY-MADE CLOTHING
to his former business, would rerj-,pe!ful!j
solicit an exaininntioool his stock. Being
a practical Tailcr be flatters himself
tfiat he is able to t-fTer a better
cla's of rendy-mado work
thaubas heretofore been
. -. broutt to this mar
kef. Anyone wisbing to buy goods in this line
would save money by calling at hl store,
and making their selections: Also,
a full supply of Gcnts'furnishing
goods always on hand.
Feeling thankful for past f.ivors he would re
spectfully solicit a continuance of the
same.
April 25, 1S9. II. IIRIDGK.
1870. FEBRUARY.
1S70.
RECONSTRUCTION!
"I Intend to Fiqlrf 'it Onion
This Line. '
Y M . R E E I) ,
Market Street, Clearfielp, Pa.
DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, '
T 11 1 M M I N G S ,
LADIES' AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAI'S,
Ladies', Misses' ar.a Childrens Siioes,
AT POPULAR PRICES
The uitire stock on hand will be sold at
' I'RESENT VALUE,
and the stock will be replenished every
- sixty days, with the choicest and
best goods in the market. .
SHAW'S ROW,
(a few doors west of the rostoPi;:e.)
CLEARFIELD, FA.
t ' February 2, 1870..
IRONi IRON!! Best bar intn. for le at the
.tore of; MERRELL A BIGLER.
IT. CLOTH S, at greatly reduced pricM. ;
W May 12.
.'69.
MOSSOP'S
CWRRANTS the best and cheapest in the
countyalt GRAHAM'S.
STOVES of all sorts and sires, eonstantlv on
hand at MERRELL A BIGLER;S
"ITT" ANTED 10.000 pounds of WOOL, at tbo
It 'KErsrON it Store," Clearfield, Pa, jelO
AILS SPIKES-thecheapeMlnbe ccunty
MASSED FRCIT. Canned Plnm,
Poaches
J and eanned ccrn, etc . fo, sale at the Drug
' ' . A I. SHAW ;
b,0l,. 1!M ..
NOW! NOW?! NOW!!!
REMOVAL.
Ihe undersigned respectfully informs the eitt
tens of Clearfield and vicinity, that he ha re
moved bis BAKERY to tbe building on the corner
of Market and Third Streets, formerly occupied
by John Hilburn, where h keeps band all
kinds ot -
, Confectionaries,
BREAD, PIES, :
Cakes, etc.,
which will be rold at very reasonable rates
1SZEAI) O.VLru SEATS A LOAF.
Feb 21,lS70-3m. JOII.N A. STADLER.: '
ATTENTION RAFTSMEN !
KafUmcn are informed that tbe best and cheap
est lirad can at all times be had at
STADLKIt'S BAKERY,
Clearfiold, Pa.
L. KKF.rv
P. SJOOP
J.E WPAVKR
NOTICE, i-s
JONES,
w. rtiktu,
BfcTT.
CLEAIiFlELD FLAKING MILL
ALL' BIGHT.
MEStfi:. HOOP. WEAVER A CO., Proprietors,
would respeetfnfly inform the citisens of the
county that they have completely refilled and
supplied their PLANING MILL, in this Beroagh,
with the best and latest improved
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY,
and are now prepared ta execate all order! in
their line of bb.sir.ess, inch as
T'lrwM-irr rr
Weathei fcoardir:
't
Sash
Doors," Blinds, Brackets, and
Moldings, cf all kinds.
They have a lafgeslock of dry lumber on band,
and will pay cash for clear stuff, one-and-a-half
irh ptnnel plonk preferred
Nov 6.'oT.
LOUILLARDS
"EUREKA
granulated Virginia;
i wherever introduced it is
Smoaing Tobacco universally admired. It
is put up in handsome muslin Dags, in which or
ders for Meerschaum Pipes are daily packed.
LORILLARTl'S I classed by atlwhocons ume
Y.w., rlltlt I't as the 'finest of all;" it
I IL 11 L VjIUI) . mli8 0f the choicest
Smoking Tobacco leaf grown; it is anti-nervous
in its effects, at toe Nicotine bas been ei'
trai-ted ; it leaves nn disagreeable taste after smo-i
ki?:g; ft is very mild, light in color and weight,
hence one pound will last as long as 3 of ordina
tuhacco. ' In.this hrand we also pack orders every
day for first qualiry Meerschaum Pipes. Try- it
aud convince yourselves it is all it elairns to be,
ihe finest of all."
LOUILI.APD'S
CENTURY
This brand of Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco bas no
equal or superior any
where. It is without
Chewing'Tobaeco.
dcubt fe best chewing tobacco in tbe eountry.
In'ULHRD'S
S X U F F S
have now been in general
use in tbe United States
over 110 years, and still
acKUutr'.edged :the best" wherever used
If your storekeeper docs not have these articles
for sale, ask him togettbem; they are sold by
respectab) e jubbers almost everywhere
Circular of price forwarded on application.
Dec. 1 ,'9-:Jiu. P. LORILLARI). New York.
pUKXITUKE ROOM S.
jvhk (.renin,
Desires tn inform his old friends and customers
that, having enlarged bis shop and increased bi
facilities for manufacturing, he Is now prepared
to make to order such furniture as may be desir
ed, in good style ani at cheap rates for cai-h. lie
mostly has oa hand at his "Fui nits re Rooms, '
a varied assortment of furniture, among which is
B TREATS AM) SIDEBOARDS,
Wardrobes and Cook-cases; Centre. Sofa. Parlor,
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables.
Coinn!oa, French-posts, Cottage, Jenny-land
and other EedEteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS. WORK-STANDS, IlAT
RACKS, WASH-STANDS, 1c.
Spring-seat. Cain-bottom, and Parlor Charrs;
And eommon acd ctiier Chairs.
LOOKING-GLASSES
Of every dcrcription on hund. and new jrles-" fcr
old frames, which will be pu ir. -n very
r"vscuaile terms, os aort notice.
H also keeps on hand, or furnishes to order. Hair,
Corn-busk, Hair and Cotton lop&lattreesea.
C'OFKIAS, OK EVERY K.IAD,
Made to order, and funerals attended with
Hearse, whenever desirable.
Also, House painting done to ordr.
The above, and many other articles are furnished
to customers cheap for cask or exchanged for ap
proved couutry produce. Cherry. Maple. Poplar,
Lin-wood and other Lumber suitable for the busi
ness, taken in exchange for furniture.
Remotuber tbe shop is on Marsret street, Clear
field, and nearly npf osite the'0ld Jew Store."
De-en. oer 4. tm JOI1K OI FIKH
P. T. I.
DR. BOYER'S
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A Purr. Pleasant. Safe and Reliable Tenio, eom
poiiTi-led from fresh and choice herbs and pos
itively pure spirits, free from fusil oiL er
other irritating properties, and wilt
not disagree or offend the most -delicate
stomach. Warrant
ed to contain more meoW
icinal virtue than any
bitters at present offered to the pablio.
IT XEEDS BUT A TRIAL.
To increase tho Appetite to promote Digestion
to euro liyrpepsia to cure Fe er and Ague to
cure Dillnusness to cure Constipation to cure
Chroni Diairtiea to cure Flatulence to care
Acid Eructations to cure Nervous Debility to
cure Hypochondria to cure Sallownesn of tha
Complexion to cure Pimples txi Blotches to
cure-General Debility and Prostration of the
4aif al ?owers,
7T JUS- XO
EQUAL.
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED.
OLD EVERYWHERE, AT 51 PER BOTTLE.
A lib ra! Juranut to lit traJt,
BUtrr.tCTCnD sxci-rsivxiT "T
A; I. S II A AV,
CL.EARFtELD.PA.,
Dealer In Drujs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dy
Stus. Oils, Paints. Varnishes. Ao-. Patent
Medicines. Pure Wines pnd Liquors for
medical purposes. Fancy and Toilet
Articles, and all good usually
lr.nl In ft. Tiro,. Kinra ftu 1.1
, reb,23,i cheap. 1S7.
T F ATHER-r-Onk.tan and Spanish Sole, French
J J nd American . Ca.r ana . PPJ
I Morocco, Bindinjr. Lining a and Sboe-nedingi.at
I .Opposite the J..I-) C.KRAtlERS.
I i A i..lr.n Pair and Kin. L'nnsr