'gfie gaftman'$ gomml, ..g feaifefo, l??a., Tefintctrp 15, 1871.
gasman' gournaU
CLEARFIELD, PA., FEB. 15, 1871.
jQ Patross To insure the safe transmission
of money by mail, patron should remit by check
or money-order, or haTe their letters registered.
A receipt will be enclosed in the first paper after
the money comes to hand:
Penn' B. E. Winter Arrangement.
MailTmin leaves tyrone at
Arrives at Osceola at :
Philipsburg at
' Clearfield at :
Mail Triin leaves Clearfield a' :
Arrives at Philipsburg at
Osceola at : :
- Tyrone at :
" Lock Haven at
9.3a a m
11.15 a.m.
11.40 a.m.
12.40 p. m.
2.40 p m.
3 4 1 p. ro.
4 CO p. m.
5.35 p. m
12.2ip. m
. Accommodation Train.
Leaves Clearfield at . :
Arrives a Pbilipsbarg at : :
Osceola at : : :
" Intersection at : :
" E.Tyrone at :
Deaves East Tyrone at : I '
Arrives at Intersection at
Osceola at : :
Philipsburg at ; :
' Clearfield at : : :
Close connections made at Tyrone
East and West on the Maine Line.
7.00 a. M
S 00 a. m
10.00 a. ra.
12 50 p. in.
1 13 p. m.
10.60 a m.
1 nrt p. m.
2 00 p. m,
3 40 p.m.
5.50 p. m.
with trains
Religious. Divine services will be held
next Sabbath, in ClearfielJ, as follows:
By llev. Hall, in St. Andrew's Episcopal
church, at 1 1 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday
gohool at 3 P. M. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
By llev. Butler.in the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening. Sabaath school at
3 P. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock.
By llev. J. 11. M'Cord, in the Methodist,
church, morning and evening. Sabbath
school at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting, every
' Thursday at 71 P. M. Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at 10 A. M.
St, Francis' church Mas? at 10 A. M.,
the second and fourth Sundavs of each
month.
To p,e HAD the pictorial and weekly lit
erary newspapers, and monthly magazines,
at the Post office. Also tho Tribune Alma
nac, and latest dailies.
To he Instituted a new lodge of Odd
Fellows, at Troutville, in this county, on
Friday next. This order seems to be gain-
ins in popularity every day. Wc wih the
new lode success.
Informed the editor of the Ebensturg
Alkffhttnian, that "some of the folks up
about Cherry tree want to have the thing
nf floating logs dowu the tributaries of the
Chest creek stopped." Query : How is it
Xo be done ?
The "Pilgrims" will be exhibited in the
Court House, on February 'S2nd and 23rd.
The "Transition Scene" is surpassingly
beautiful, and can never be forgotten or ef
faced from memory. See extended notice
in another column.
Organized a Younz Men's Christian
-Association, in this place, last week. This
is a move in the right direction, and .should
receive encouragement from all Christians.
The Association will meet in the Lutheran
church, for the present.
-
Dental. The aJvertisen ent of Dr. A.
M. Hills, will be found under the appropri
ate heading. The Doctor is now "going it
alone," and will be pleased to sec his cus
tomers at all times. His rooms are well .fit- '
ted up, comfortable and convenient. 'New
sets ot teeth -put u-p at reduced jcices. AU
are solicited to give him a call.
HoLUS Good the ground ling tlieorj-,
-thus far, this3"car. The weather has been
.the coldest of the season since the 2d, the
.mercury indicating 12 degrees below zero on
the morning ot theCth. More or less snow
h:is,also,fallen nearly every day since the last
named date. The roads continue iu excel
lent condition for hauling timber.
Y. M. C. A. The members of the Young
Men's Christian Association, of Clearfield,
are requested to meet in the Lutheran
Church, on Monday, February 20th, at 7.30
1". M., for the purpose of electing officers
fur the ensuing year. Jiy order of the Com
mittee. T. H. Murray,
Feb. 15. Chairman.
New Train. ft gives us pleasure to an-
n.iuiice, that a complete new train-engine, J
tend-r. and coaches Las been p-it on the
I leaitieM and J y rone tranc-li road
The
gentlemanly and clever conductor, Mr. Ir
win, is deserving of this compliment ; and
the Company have the thanks of the trav
elinc public for this renewed manifestation
't' their desire to render passengers as cotn
f"rtable as possible.
Jinx. G. W. SroFiEi.n. On our first
paire, to-day, will be found ihe remarks of
Hon. G. W. Seofield. on the Amnesty bt.
T lie subject under dissuseion is one of gen
eral interest. As many persons misanpre
f.end the tenure of the bill, wc trust that
all nill read the remarks of Mr. Seofield, ia
-whi-1: he presents the whole eubjact very
c uieisvly, but in such a clear manner lhat
a'.l can readily comprehend it.
A Vai.iable Recipe. The lonir ceie
h rated "white Diamond Cement" is eoiu
p'e.l of liussia Isinglass X ounces, soft
watrr I pint, White Carbonate of Lead, 2
ounce, and Absolute Alcohol 5 fluid oun
. This forms the strongest known ce
ment, and is used by jewelers in setting dia
niotids, which gives it its name. For ce
liienting glass, porcelain, wood, iron, oraiiV
other solid material, it is very useful, and
a- it will keep good for years, will save many
times its cost in any family. The ingredi-nt-
for making this useful article may be
had at aay drug store.
f. S. P. Shaw's new office and Dental
rooms, in the new Masonic building, on See
on 1 Street, are models of neatness and ele
gauc?, and second to none in this section of
tlie State. In furnishing his rooms, the
Doctor has spared no pains, nor expense, to
reodcr them elegant, comfortable, and use
ful. The furniture is of the best, and of
the nuM. Improved kind. His instruments
and materials are all new and selected with
a view to the comfort and usefulness of his
put ,-ons ; and there is no doubt, with his
knowledge of the us3 of these articles, they
W'U be made to subserve a public benefit.
Dr. Shaw exhibits a spirit ot entcrprise.aud
gives evidence of a desire to please Lis pat
f ti, that leaves little doubt of his efforts
b-.'iiijj fully appreciated by those needing his
services. A visit to his rooms will at once
r"uvince all of the truth of what is here
JT?.:n.tcd.
For a good cigar, go to R. JI. Shaw's to
bacco store.
Da. Friderick Plato, formerly of Sy
racuse, N. Y., desires its to inform the peo
ple of Clearfield and vicinity that he has lo
cated among them permanently, and is ready
to answer all professional calls, cither by
night or day. For the present, and until
the completion of hie office building, he may
be found at the Leonard House.
Change of Firm. By refercace to our
advertising columns it will be seen that
Messrs. J. B. Graham & Sods have sold
their entire stock of goods, to Messrs. Mil
ler & Powell. The new proprietors are ac
tive and eherfcetrs business men, well known
in this community, and hence need no spec
ial commendation from us. They solicit a
share of patronage, and will do their utmost
to please all who may favor them with their
custom. Give them a call.
Notice. Dr. A. C. Jackson will visit the
following named places:
Philipsburg, Lloyd's Hotel, Friday, Feb
ruary 17th.
Osceola, Exchange Hotel, Saturday and
Sunday, February 18th and 19th.
It is not necessary toay much in regarl
to the Doctor, as his reputation in three of
the principal States New York, Pennsyl
vania and Ohio places Lira in the front
rank among the medical profession. He has
had great success in the treatment of all
kinds of disease, and all who are afflicted
should avail t hem-elves of a consultation
with hint. Conpultations free.
Geo. R. CooLEr, Agt. for Dr. Jackson.
. Bound to close out my winter stock at a
price that will induce purchasers.
Best Beaver Coatings, worth $5, at $3.50.
BestChinchella Beaver, worth $5, at $3,50.
Good Chinehella Beaver, worth $3,at$2.25.
Splendid frosted Beaver, worth$3, at $2,00.
Twilled Flannels at 37 and 40 cents.
Water-proof at greatly reduced prices,
. Dress Goads, at greatly reduced prices.
Shawls, at greatly reduced prices.
Blankets, at greatly reduced prices.
Hats and Caps, at greatly reduced price.0.
Shoes, at greatly reduced prices.
Carpet, at greatly reduced price?.
Hoods Nubias, Hosiery, Gloves.
Fancy Goods, of all description, are going
very rapidly, at the prices now oifered.
Call and see, and if the above is not correct,
we will not ask you to buy,
Wm. Ueed, Clearfield, Pa.
To the Trade. I desire to call the at
tciition of the trade to my stock of lake fish
having, for the past thirteen years, made
this branch of business a spccwlity. My
stock, at this time, is the largest ever held
in this city. I am prepared to furnish deal
ers, promptly, by the dray or car load, and
have made atrancemcnts for shipping by
tint car load, at special rates, from Detroit,
Sandusky, Huron, Vermillion or Cleveland,
and also from Pittsburgh, to any poiota in
Pennsylvania or Ohio, as shippers may
wish. I would also call the attention of dea
lers to my extensive assortment and stock of
corn brooms, broom corn, end broom mate
rials, all ot which I can supply at very low
ratti James Conner, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 355 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
Feb. 8, 5t.
The PiLoaiM. This name has been giv
en to a moral and religious Exhibition,
founded upon Pilgrim's Progress. It consists
ef a pleasing display, under various colored
Jig-hts. and with modern .-'.-ente effects, of
54 paintings, which in size arc the largest,
and iu representation the best specimens of
Art now before the pub'ie. They are till
original and by te most celebrated artists.
In no .part of l hs wofid is their equal to be
seen. The exhibition of Painting is accom
panied by asuitnble and impressive Lecture,
interspersed with appropriate songs and
music, and closes with agpin of scenic art
a beautiful and allegorical representation of
Djath and Heaven.
After some 25 or 30 exhibitions of the
ilsrim in Boston, an aTlrelc appeared in
th(j Uotttn jonrtl(1ft by its art and dramatic
critic, from which we select the following :
The Pilgrim is one of the most brilli.intjy
successful Exhibitions eveT brought forward
in Boston. It is drawing larjre houses at
the most capacious hall (Tremont Temple)
in this city, and frequently hundreds arc
turned away from the doors, unable to gam
admission. The immense success is well
merited, for the Painting are not only ex-c-'edinely
beautiful, buithe Lecture by Pro .
I?;iiu is earnest and eloquent, while the mu
sic (vocal and instrumental )is of itself worth
the price of admission. The whole enter
tainment is instructive, and morally benefi
cial. The "Pilgrim" will be exhibited at -the
Court Hoh.su, in Clearfield, cm Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, February 22d and
23d. Admission 35 cents ; Children 25 cts.
Reserved seats, 50 cents.
MrsiCAL. Among the thousand and one
Pianos offered to the public, we scarcely
know any instrument so fully uniting all the
desirable qualiiies sought for as the Kr.abc
Piano. It is a matter of some difficulty and
perplexity to iucxperieneed persons to select
a good instrument of any capacity. We too
often rely upon the judgment of friends in
the selection of a piano, anw are thus fre
quently disappointed. The only ture way,
in our opinion, is to gJ to the test maker.
For this reason, we reco.uiuend to our read
ers to purehese Pianos ot William Knabe
& Co's manufacture. This will relieve them
the vexatious necessity of wasting time in a
lor g search. The reputation of ths Knabe
Piinos is an infallible guaranty of excellence.
In the houses of the most accomplished and
wealf hr of our citizens, and in our best sem
inaries and colleges, these magnificent in
struments may be found. Nor is this any
wonder, for in purity, depth and constancy
of tone, they are unsurpassed. Their gra
dation of scale ia so exquisitely, and, at the
same time, comprehensively attuned, that
they are capable of expressing every emo
tion of the human hettrt and soal. Their
tone.is exquisitely pure and unique, and so
even, sweet and sympathetic that it inspires
all who listen to it, while at the same time
the action is perfectly free, and the keys re
sound to the touch with such sensitiveness
and intelligence, so to sp'-ak, as to make one
almost think that the miidf:the tnanufac
urer linger 1 1 his work. "?:
Mr. Wm. Westover advertises some logs
lodged on his premises.
RELioiocs.-TheRt. Rev. J. B. Kcrfoot,
R:oi. p i:,.ot...-, i, .- c
Andrews Church, ClearSeld, ou Fridaff
Feb. 24th, at 7 o'clock, P. M.
DIED :
On Tuesday, January 24th, 1S61, Sam
CEL Willis, son of George L. and Eltnira
Way, of Curwensville, aged 3 months.
'ills sleep is most sweet, thank God, iu our n-guis-h
.
We often cry.
That through fearful days, no more he will lan
guish. No iriore will die.
We know of a spot, shaded by willows,
We lore it well ;
There rest, dearest Willis, Its waiving branches
forever,
Oar love shall tell."
CLOSING l'KICEd OF DeHAVEN 4 ERO.,
40 South Third Street. Philadelphia.
3 o'clock P. M. February 4, IS71.
u. b. R'a ot itwi,
U. S. 6 a of ISH2,
V S. 6'sof 1864,
U. S. 6's of 18j,
U. S. 6'sof 1SIH, new,
V. S. s cf lSr. new,
V. S. 8"s of 188,
V. S. 6"s, 10-40's.
U. S. 30 yr 6 per cent Cy.f
Dae Compound Interest Notes,
Gold,
Silver,
Union Paci6c R. R. 1st SI. Bonds,
Central Pacific) It. K..
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds,
1131 HSJ
110 110J
109 1 j
10'jJ 1091
103 10K1
109 10
109i 109J
103 10ft
112 1121
19
111 112
112 115
820 830
950 tA0
720 730
HUMPHREY'S CELEBRATED COAL,
Free irom all imparities, again in the mar
ket. Orders left at the stores of Jas. B. G rabam
A Son's, or Richard filossop s will receive prompt
attention. Nov. 30, '70 3in.
TRICK FOR SALE. The undersigned
has manufactured and has now on hrtnd
for sale 156.000 BRICK, which he will dispo.-o of
on reasonable terms, in large or small quantities,
toauit purchasers. J. A. Tt'KfK.
Luthersborg, September 14, 1870 6m.
f AUTIOX. AH persons are cautioned
against huyiog or meddling in any way
with the following personal property, now in the
possession of Kaniel Kooier. ot Lawrence town
ship, via: Two horses and harness, ten bead of
cattle, twelve sheep, one wagon, one sled, two
stoves, and three beds, as the sumo belongs to us.
Feb. 8. '71 -36. J. K. A F C. WR1ULET.
T ESTAUR ANT. -The well-known "GoikI
? man Saloon," one square east of the
'.Nagle House," on Front St., Marietta. Pa., has
been leased by the undersigned, whero he will
keep a firft-clais RESTAURANT AND CAFE."
Rattmrn will find it a convenient place to get re
frchruents wheu in Marietta. The most f"sti'J
ious at all times natisSed. G. W. HECK.ROT11E.
Marietta, Feb 2,'71-3mp.
XEW Flit Ml
The firm of C. Kratier in the Dry Goods and
Provision business will be known hereafter tinder
the name of
KRATZER k LYTLE.
Thanking the public for past favors they hope
for a continuance of the same.
Clearfield, Feb. 8, 1b71.
AJEW GOOLXS!
FISH A XI) SAL T.
JAMES CONNOR,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
So. 3ii Libektv Street, Pittsburgh, Pes.
LAKE FISH 7.820 halt barrels Luke Herring,
5.2IS quarter barrels do , 1 0S0 half barrels No. 1
White Fish, 300 hall bjrreU No 1 Pickerel. For
sale by James Connor, Wholesale Grocer, No. 355
Liberty Street. Pitt.-burKh. ;
BKO'.)I.S 950 doken Brooms, assorted in store
and forsiile by Jas CuSkor, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 35S Liberty street. Feb. 8. '7 1 -at.
THE (JliK T
PRESERVER OF HEALTH!
Perforated
BUCKSKIN UXDKUUARMEXTS,
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
A sure cure for liheumatism.
A preventive of Colds.
For sale Ly
C. KRATZER & SONS,
Dee 21 .
Uiearhelu. l a.
3m.
TN TflK COURT of Common
A Clearfield County, Pa. :
1
;eas
Of
Jhmiw Pattkbscn,
Ke.47 March Term, 1870.
Pnmntic Att'ichnient.
J.me Witsox and
Thomas Smith, 1
Garnishee J
The nndcriigned Trutee, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Clearlield County, ac
eordinir to Act of Aspemhly, hereby sfive notice
tht th" nppointTUl KM)At. toe I 1 tl
DAY O"" M ARCH. A. D.. 1-71. at Clenrliol.l Rora
ugh. to receive the proof of the several credit
ors of tne ubwve ne.niot Jamc u usoo, ana to uc
termino upon the same, and hereby rt quire all
persons holding any fhiii of money or other
property due the Jaid James Wilson, to deliver
the same to trie Trustees.
Jl ENRY SW AX.
D. W. M'f Ulil'Y,
T. II MI KRAY.
Feb 2. '71. Trustees.
Triennial Assessiiinit Appeals.
NOTICE is hereby pivan that theCoorii Com
missioners of Clearfield County, will meet the tax
payers at the fallowing named places, tor tho
purpose ot hearing and determining appeuls on
the Triennial Assessment of 1871. The hours of
heur'n.g will be. at each place, between 9 o'clocK,
A M .aud 4 clock, P. M.
Decatur, t Centre School Itouse.on Wednesday
February lilb.
Osceola, at the puMie house of Milo Hoyt, on
Thursday. February 16.
Hogg, at the public house of Ed. Albert, on
Friday. February 17th.
Bradford, at the School Houe near Suniuol Col
der s on Saturday. February 1th.
Woodward, at the house of Thomas Henderson,
on Tuesday, February 21st.
Guelich. at the publio School llouao in Janes
ville, on Wednesday. February 2Jd
Reccaria, at the public hou;e of Wm. Riddle.in
Glen Hope, on'f huriday February 2:id.
Jordan at tho publio School House iu Anson
villo tn Friday, February 2tth.
Chest, at the public School Home near Wagner's,
on S-aturday, lebruary 2ith
New Washington, at the public house of Thos.
Mehaffcy . on Monday, February 27lh.
liurijpide. at Young's School House. on Tuesday,
February 2Sth.
Roll, at the Election House, on Wednesday,
March 1st.
Lumber City, at the publio School House, on
Thursday March 2d.
Ferguson, at the Election lloUJe. on Friday,
March 3d.
Knox, at the Turkey Hill School House ,on Sat
urday. March 4th.
Huston, at the public house of Geo. E. Robeck
er. rn Monday, March 6th.
Union, at thes ore hoise of D. P. Rrubak.-r, on
Tuesday, March 7th.
Brady, at the public house of Wra. Scbwemm,
on Wednesday, March 8tb.
lilot'm. at the house of A. S. Uolden,on Thurs
day, March .h
Penn. at the public housa of Flynn A Lemon,
on Friday, .March 10th
Curwensville and Pike, at the Election House
in Curwensviil,on Saturday, March 11th
Clearfield and Lawrence, at the Commissioners'
Office, on Tuesday, March 14ih.
Notice U therefore hereby given to the Asses
sors of the several borougos and townships, that
they be present with the Board, in their respec
tive districts, as .well as all persons who may feel
themselves aggrieved. A general appeal will be
he'd at tba Commissioners' Office.on the Uth, 16th
ana 17th days of March, after which no appeals
will be hcll. The Assessor is required to pive
each taxable a noticed the amount with which
he is assessed, at least fire days before the day of
Appeal.
S. H. SHAfFXER,
S II. UINDMAN.
0AVID BUCK;
Commissioners.
Comm'ks OrrirB, J
Clearfield, Pa. )
Jan.SS.71.
RECEIPTS AXD EXPENDITURES
LEVER FLEGAL, Esq , Treasurer of the County
of Clearfield, in the lommonwealtn ot reBn
sylvania. in account with funds of said County
from the 3rd dav cf January, A. V. , I87f, te
the 20th day of January. A. D.,1871
DEBTOR.
To balance due county last settlement, 52,759 49
To amount due from collectors last set
tlement, County,
To amount due from collectors last set
tlement. State,
To uni t due from unseated lands.
To aui't asa'd on unseated lands for '70,
To am t ass'don seated lands lor '70. eo.
To ain't ass'd on unse'd lands for '7U. St.
To ain't due from ;ol'r returns for 'TO,
To additional in Beccaria, Bell, Huston
and Knox.
2.074 97
72 81
15.244 43
8,512 41
20.712 IS
1.257 tO
103 82
42 71
To am t of Prison bonds issued, via :
For purchase of lot, StMOU 00
For erection of prison, 10,000 00 16.400 AO
To fines and costs on Coulters. 138 0
To cash from Sheriff Howe, for Bennett. 30 00
Tocash from Satn'l Arnold, for Bennett, 140 00
To cash from old furnaces.
To cash from old Pavement,
To cash from old county maps.
To cash from rent of prison lot,
9 24
23 CO
13 00
10 00
Redemption ol lands, vis:
To redemption on Walburn house
and lot, Btady, S2 55
To redemption on M'Phenon, !0
acres. Chest, 3 94
To redemption on King, 115 acres,
Burnside. 13 75
To redemption onGelnett,20acs.
Brady, -1 IS
To redemption Osceola Coal Co.,
Decatur, 90 00
To redemption on Kremer, 740
acres, lirady. 25 90
To redemption on 'o. 1997, 6
acres, Brady. 10 30
To redemption on Beyers, 100 a-
cres, Beccaria, 54 30
To redemption oa Trude, 100 a-
cres. Pike, 2 80
To redemption on Smeal, 100 a-
cres, Bradford, 50
To redemption on Brady, 108 a
cres, Lawrence, 1 46
To redemption on Morgan,60 ae3,
Decatur, 6 75
To redemption on Martin,100 ao,
Jordan, 23 25 253 67
To am't reoeived as jury fees, So 00
Toam'tof fines collected. 105 00
To Coni'lth oosts refunded, 5 00 399 67
Total, $87,992 43
rnEDTon.
By assessors wages fo- 1.170,
By assessors wages for 1871.
By assessors assistants fur IH71,
By assessments ne. for 1870,
By Agricultural Society,
By Auditors and clerk,
By Lunatic Asylum.
By Attorney's fees, vis :
11. B. Swoope, fM 00
John II Orvis, 100 00
J, B. M'Esally 10) U0
T. J. M'Cullough. 125 00
W. M. M'Cullouga, 50 00
T. U Murray, 5 00
lireal Test, 5 00
By District Attorney.
By Att'y for Commissioners, Wallace,
By bridges.
By court crier.
By court reporter.
By constables returns,
By Coroners fees.
By census septiennial expenses,
S7T 23
722 75
2d7 00
157 25
100 :'0
ICa 00
180 9
6S3 00
233 50
150 00
123 76
80 50
140 00
335 10
S2 63
429 09
By Commissioner s Office, vix:
OthelloSmead.
$230 10
39 00
342 50
97 50
Samuel II haffr.cr.
Samuel II Hindman,
David Buck.
By Clerk, tl. B. Goolander,
By Court House, vix ;
Kepairs,
Fuel.
Painting.
Pavement, (new),
Furnaces,
Matting,
Chairs,
1 039 00
1,000 00
$1,298 56
219 9i
1.002 35
676 40
30 45
2t)0 00
99 00
3,785 63
ROAD FUND FOR 1870.
LEVER FLEGAL: Esq., Traarurer of Clearfield county, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in
account with the funds of the MVeral townships in said county fr A D. 1370.
DEBTOR.
To uncol'd bal. due tp'a last settl't.
$l,9o6 60
125 30
To c:sU bal. in Tr's hand Inst seti'.'t.
To ne. am't of tax assessed for 1870, 8.857 80
To'add'I in Eccearia. Bell. Huston & Knox, 47 26
To am't overpaid in Decatur 4 Penn, 10 14
' Total.' $2,007"lb
STATEMENT OF ROAD VXTKD lit DETAIL.
, To bal due To amount
towsiips. January ; assessed : i50t Trea's on uns'd orders re uncollect-. Treas 'rs
1870. : for 1870. " per cent : Lands. : deemed, -j ed. j: hands
Beccaria, $547 76 $2?I 41 $364 07 16 43 : 77 56 422 08 $316 37 I $31 "57
Bell. 857 33 431 31 I Wo 49 ; 25 73 : 6 12 793 00 f 439 11 ' 32 53
Bloom, 273 63 : 123 87 400 55 ;: 8 21 : 5 65 214 00 I: 126 87 45 82
Bog. 258 04 ;: 142 59 :: 400 63 .: 7 74 16 43 20 32 ii 142 59 27 50
Bradford, Stl 12 : 108 23 324 35 : 6 48 11 58 : 163 92 11 108 23 34 14
Brad v.. 951 51 r 450 72 : 1402 26 : 23 55 ; 42 50 8t)0 en ' 450 72 88 49
Burnsite, 318 ?') 159 15 477 45 I 9 55 .: 7 66 I: 159 15 121 09
Chest, 745 02 : 342 75 :; 1037 77 22 3a l- 49 75 595 CO Ii 342 75 ::- 577 92
Covington, : 610 32 305 99 9H 31 18 31 i 2 6o .. 460 00 1: 305 99 K 129 35
Decatur, 721 92 312 34 1067 25 : 21 75 I 125 82 l 538 00 II ' 342 34
Ferguson, 104 54 ; 44 29 i 43 83 3 13 j 15 2') : 7 48 !; 44 29 10 47
Girard, 727 30 i 355 81 1084 II ;; 21 61 1.5 42 . 403 IS 5 356 81 287
C.oshcn. 733 26 382 30 llt'.S 53 23 50 13 91 :. 355 00 t 3-42 30 :; 390 85
Crabam. :: 613 54 226 10 ; 739 61 15 i 00 00 352 45 H 225 10 : $3 69
Guelich, 34 42 .: 192 21 : 676 63 II 53 32!l 0 : 192 21 '' 52 S9
Huston, 4u9U 90 '. 2ti7 08 6132 92 122 77 . 32 43 :! 2092 02 : 335 65
Jordan, 13;) 04 ' 69 94 ! 199 93 3 90 ! 12 54 81 00 i: 69 94 ; 32 60
Karthaus, 4 82 269 31 753 13 : 14 51 13 44 . 35s f! H 2;? 31 97 26
Knox. 519 3. : 279 70 : 8!)0 1.3 15 53 35 CO : 4.! 4 12 H 2l 3'l 4 68
Mwrer.ee, 832 81 425 89 : 12S9 75 25 8'J 7 44 : 7H;I 9.4 426 63 39 57
Morris, 3 : 615 10 1405 02 22 41 5 24 3-.0 f(l 645 10 : 352 27
Penn, 3:1 53 240 75 572 31 9 04 5 Pi) 313 8 i: 240 75 :
Pixe, 3i'5 60 : 156 77 :. 452 .1? : 9 17 20 16 ' 42 76 I 156 77 '! 233 SI
Union, 63J 60 351 10 1040 7u 20 69 .: 470 00 1 357 10 : 193 91
Woodward, ! 902 03 ; 436 II :: 1233 19 : 27 00 :i 131 94 . 712 36 I 435 II ; 3J i2
Total. ;; 179W 60 : 8357 80 : 25995 95 512 19 t'73 77 1293 65 ' 8905 00 ; 2932 43
SCHOOL FUND FOJl IS70.
LEVER FLF.GAL. E?q., Treasurer of ClearSeld
account wttn tne iuitua ut iuu several ccuuui
rtRBTOR.
To cash bal. in Treas bunds, Jan. '70, $512 54
To uncollected bal. lost settlement, 24.202 22
To am't ass'd on unseated lends for '70. 11.607 77
Toadd'l in Beccaria, Bell, Huston & Knox, 63 05
To am't overpaid in Boggs A Woodward, 192 35
Total,
$36,577 93
STATEMENT OF SCHOOL, FIJNO IN DETAIL-.
To ba: due To amount ,.... : B7 Byexri! By Cmh .. ,
January assessed Tl"'t " U. f. paid Dist .l' B .Ca5
: 1870. : for 1870. :- mouut ; percent Lands. : Treasury. unc1"c d 00
$1005 31 : $466 25 $1512 35 ! $30 16 . $70 36 $iil 12 $559 42 $20 29
1114 58 ; 646 96 : 1771 63 33 43 7 94 10u0 00 - 646 96 83 35
347 12 i 164 93 612 05 : 10 31 : 7 35 291 61 : 164 93 37 85
757 50 : 370 it, : 1135 51 ; 22 73 i 42 81 : 699 2! 37 73 '-
433 60 i 14 81 :. 623 41 13 00 : 15 43 i 300 17 : 194 81 : 105 00
: i4ll 09 ' 450 72 J8l 81 42 33 63 85 1187 30 ! 450 72 : 117 81
644 51 318 30 : 962 81 19 33 550 00 r 318 30 75 13
f 1279 72 342 75 1622 47 33 39 107 22 1000 00 : 342 75 131 II
6?3 61 : 456 93 - 1145 59 : 20 6(J 3 00 : 600 00 : 458 93 63 01
1583 59 : 73 15 2341 74 : 48 75 271 83 : If 05 00 753 15 ! 175 Ul
106 00 83 53 194 5S : 3 18 .8 54 75 00 83 58 :. 9 23
945 43 463 85 :. 1409 33 23 36 2 04 "500 00 ; 463 85 : 397 03
1450 91 498 99 ': 1947 90 ; 43 52 25 59 : 740 00 496 9J 641 80
! U31 14 339 15 lilO 29 : 35 43 133 00 : 700 00 : 339 15 3" 7 71
653 49 326 79 880 25 : 19 60 . Cut) 00 :. 328 76 33 89
:: 3091 52 2079 06 : 5180 30 97 56 :j 2316 55 : 2'.I83 73 177 41
274 34 . 118 92 ! 393 26 : 8 23 21 32 200 00 :-. 118 92 44 79
1131 96 : 533 62 : 1370 53 24 95 22 50 538 50 i 533 62 ; 246 01
831 55 : 363 SI 1200 56 25 02 52 50 70il OH " 3.6 01 57 03
1298 02 ; 533 61 i 1831 63 i 33 94 13 40 985 62 : 533 61 ' 230 06
i:77 89 873 00 2050 89 :. 35 33 8 13 1082 IS 873 00 -i 52 30
633 80 i 96 30 If 635 10 16 16 8 13 ; 500 00 96 30 14 51
557 85 .; 203 80 . 781 6.5 16 73 ' 37 77 ; 419 59 203 80 83 78
482 72 351 10 i 833 72 H 14 43 : 415 01) 351 09 53 24
t. 2021 46 6S 94 ; 2773 47 :: 60 64 290 2i 1355 65 566 V4
T4W5SH1PS.
Beccaria,
B-M,
Bloom,
Bogas.
Bradford,
Brady,
Burnside,
Cnest.
Covington,
Decatur,
Ferguon,
G irard,
Goshen,
4 rahaul,
Guelich,
Huston,
Jcrdan,
fTarthaus,
Knox,
Lawrence,
Morris,
Penn,
Pike.
Union.
Woodward,
Total.
24702 26 11107 77 : 36577 93
UOUNTY FUND F'OIi IS70,
DEBTOR.
LETER FLEGAL. Esq' , Treasurer of Clearfield
County in account with the Bounty Funds of said
county for the year A. D. 1870:
To bal. due froSn .coil's last settlement. SI. 507 45
To am't due from' uns'd lands for '68-9, 8,463 69
To am't due from roll's returns, III 50
To am't ass'd on seated duplicate for '70, 10.156 50
To am't ass'd on uns'd lands for 1870, 4,256 15
To additional in Beccaria, Bell, Huston
and Koex. 22 84
To balance due Treasurer Jan. 1S71. 35 51
Total,
$24,558 64
STATEMENT
To aggregate am't of bounty bonds
issued. $270,333 00
Bv aggregate ain't redeemed to Janua
ry 1870. 229.892 10
By aggregate amount redeemed du
ring 1870, 14.277 90
By aggregate amount unredeemed
January 1371. 36 165 00 270.J35 00
OF CLEARFIELD CO. FOR 1370.
By Commonwealth costs, via
Com. vs. Anderson,
$100 SI
39 10
22 38
17 76
60 50
35 17
8 90
S 4?
76 97
59 93
IU 63
Com. t. Agler,
Com. vs Brady,
Com. vs. Coulters.
Com. vs. Goodlander,
Com. va. Henry,
Com. va. Hunt.
Com. va Jones.
Com. vs. Linafelt,
Com. vs. McCartney,
Com.vs Ross
Com. vs. Harder and Rubins.
Com. vs. Simpson.
Com. vs. Wagoner.
Miscellaneous.
By election expenses for 1370,
154 75
75 71
9 86
14 05
796 74
878 99
103 59
27 64
160 60
riy inquest tees.
By interest on bonds,
By janitors wages.
By jurors wages, via :
Grand, $781 40
Travis, 3,424 94
By boarding jurors in capital eases,
By justices fees.
By jury commissioners and clerk,
By miscellaneous,
By count prison, (old;, via :
Kepairs, $205 35
Physicians and medicine. 100 do
Clothing A washing for prisr's.l 42 x:t
Fuel, lo0 57
By county prison, (new), via :
Am't paid Architect, 500 00
Am t paid for stune, 1.126 75
n't pd print'g specifications, 32 75
By Penitentiarv.
206 34
124 00
48 09
70 9
46 75
53 25
1.659 50
359 64
By printing via:
S. J. Row.
G. B. Goodlander,
By Prothonotarv's feca.
29 i od
415 00
736 00
352 05
44 90
150 86
239 85
215 00
279 90
By postage and telegrams.
By refunds.
By removine obstructions ia river,
By road damages,
By road views.
By records, vis :
Prothonotary' office. 9t '25
Register an 1 Recorder's office, 40 00
Commissioner's office, 18 vO
By Indexing records,
registry law expenses, vix :
Amount paid registers, 572 00
Am't paid for blanks A print'g 141 00
By stationery.
By State road, (Karthaus).
By Fox. Wild-cat A Wolf scalps,
By am't paid Superintendent of Com
mon -chools. as per act of .April, 1667,
for incidental expenses of Teachers'
Irs'.itute for S70,
By ShorlfTti fees lor 1370,
By tipstaves,
152 2i
SJ 00
716 00
116 17
99 00
133 25
75 50
1.309 40
213 95
By prison lot bonds unred ed, I.jOO OA
By prison building bonds " 10,009 00 11.50100
By prison lot bjnJs redeemed, 4 900 00
Hy prison lot coupons redcemo l. 180 03
By am t due fruin unse:.t-d laud for 70. 8.512 41
By an " due Urjosi, Lign.cer A Co.'69, 34 92
By exonerations to coil's on county, 1,313 t'.'
fly exonerations to coil's on state. 47 12
By exonerations to individuals, 93 61
By abatement allowed tax payers on co , 825 74
By abatement alio ived tax payers on State 51 24
By State Treusurers receipt, 1,200 0"
By am't due from collectors returns, 103 82
By exonerations on unseated lands. 44S 45
By exonerations on lands sold to county. 121 i-S
By cost of advertising and deeds to county, 185 97
By overcharge in Burnside duplicate, 130 00
By Trea's per cent, cn 17.540 00 at 5, 877 00
By Trsa's per cent, on $1 1.401 00 at 3. 342 03
By Trea's per cent, on S22.131 46 at 1 J, 330 46
By balance due county by Xreaa Plegal, 12.034 22
Tou'l, - "SG77992"T3
PROBABLE ORDINARY EXPENSES FOR 1871.
To estimated erdinary exp's for 71. $25,350 00
To exonerations to coll s A uns'd lands, 1,267 50
To abatement allowed tax payers. 1,020 00
To eollocters and Treas per centage, 820 04
Total, 23 457 50
By am't dae from unseated lands, $3 512 41
By am't due from collectors tettrns, 103 82
By deficiency for 1871, 19 841 27
Total, $13,457 50
r.RKo'iTon.
By cash bal. in Treas. hands. Jan. 7
By am't of uncollected taxes. ,
By county Treasurer's per ceutnge,
By exonerations on unseated lands,
By Supervisors orders redeemed,
Total,
, $2.9.12 43
8,905 0 i
512 U
. 673 77
12983 gj
M007 10
county, in the Commonwealth of Penaylvania, in
ijsnicia iu aaiu, coun:y lor A. u
1870.
CltKDIToll.
By cash bal . in Treas. hands, Jan. '
By am't of uncollected tax.
By am't of District Treas. receipts,
By exonerations on unseated lands,
By county Treasuier'a percentage,
Total.
71, S3.190 50
11.713 OS
19.683 4j
1.245 79
745 13
$36,57793
745 13 1245 79 19?33 45 11713 C6 3190 50
CREDITOR.
By am't due Treas! last settlement. - $123 73
By am't due from uns'd lands for 1370. 4,2j6 la
By am't due from Groom, Lightner A Co, 17 46
l'y abatements allowed individuals. 401 65
By exonerations allowed Coliectois. 570 44
Bv exonerations on land sold to county, 69 07
By Treas. per cent on $9,765 93 at 2 195 32
By Treas. par cent 00 33.030 95 at 5 401 55
By exonerations on unseated lands, 255 57
By exonerations granted to individuals. 594 65
By amount of bonds redeemed. 14.277 9l
By amount ef coupons redeemed, C.890 25
Total, tii.S5864
IN DETAIL.
To amount of Bonds over due.
SI, 900 00
To arn't due July 1371. S 4.765 00
To am't due January 1372. 3 600 00 8.345 00
Total am't redeemable during '71. 10.235 00
Tital am't redeetna'e July '72. 12.900 00
Total am'tredeema'e July '73, 1,500 00
Total am't redeema'e July '7. 1.500 00 15.900 00
Total am't unredeemed Jan 1371.' 26.165 Ot)
'o lnJ
RESOCRCES.
To am't due from unseated lands, $4,256 1 5
To am't due from collectors returns, 111 50
To bal. due Trees. Jan 1871. 35 51
Tn deficiency to be raised by taxation. 7,856 54
By bonds red'ble during 71.$i0.2HS 09
i'.y interest on unrcd bunds 1.5(19 70
L'y exon and Trees, par cent. 425 00
r2.2i9 79 iliifTo
CERTIFICATES.
Wa. tba undersigned. Commisionerv of the
County of ClearfielJ, in the Commonwealth, f
Pennaylvania. having met according to law, and
having examined the several accounts and vouch
ers of Lever Flegal, Esq .. Treasurer of said coun
ty for the year A, D.. 1870, do certify. that we find
them as set forth In the foregoing statement
We find the amount due the eounty from him to
b twelve thousand and thirty-four dollars and
twelve cents. (9 2.I.U 12) The amount due from
unseated lands for County purposes is eight thou
sand, five hundred and twelve dollars and fortj
one cents, ($S 612 41). and for boenty purposes four
thousand, two hundred and fifty-six dollars and
fifteen cents. ($1,256 1 5;.
The aggregate amount of County Bonds still
unredeemed is twenty-six tboownd, one hundred
and sixty-five dollars, (2o',165 00). Ihe amount
redeemable durinj the year, ten tLsu'and. two
hundred auj fixtv five dn"i,,r rIn -i-.A Au Th
Bounty Fund is indebted to the Treasurer in tba
sum of thirty-five dollars and Cfiv one cents.
(S35 51). We have no outstanding taxes to re
port this year. The charge in the mode of col
lecting seem, to work admirably iu this pnrtieulef.
The money is all in the bands of the Treasurer,
where those who have oiaims against the couu'y
ean get their cash. The Treasurer is indobted to
the road fund in the -urn of two thousand, nine
hundred and tbirty-two dollars and torty-three
cents. ($2 932 43). and to the school fund in the sum
of three thousand, one hundred and ninety dol
larsand fifty cents. (?).l9ii 50), for both of which
see tabular statements, showing the uriount due
each township for road burcosea and Iht'amuunt
due the several sehool districts.
Witness our bands, at Clearfie'd, this 6th day
of February, A.D. 1871.
SAMUEL II. SHAFFNER,
Attest: B4.MUEL H. HINDMAA.
O. B. Goodlander, DAVID BUCK,
Clerk. Coinuiis?ienerj.
Wc, the undersigned. Auditors of the eounty of
Clearfield in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
having met at the Court fiiouse. in the Borough
of Cltarfield, according to law. and having exam
ined the several accounts and vouchers of Lever
Flegal. Esq. Treasuior ol said eounty, for the
year A. D. 1370. do report, that we find them as
above stated. The balance in his bands due the
county. appears to be twelve thousand and thirtv
four dollars and twelve etnta, (512 034 12). while
the bounty fund is indebiel to him in the sum of
thirty-five dollars and fifty -one cents (S35 51) He
is indebted to the road fund in the sum of two
thousand, nine hundred unl thirty two dollars and
forty-three cents. (S2 932 43). and the school fund
three thousand, one hundred and mhe'y dollars
and fiftj centj, (3.193 50).
In testimony whereof. we have hereunto set our
hands, at Clearfield, this 6th day of Felruar, A.
D. 1871. P. A. K'jWLc'S,
Attest: J.D. MILLKK,
J. B. Goodlander. D.A.WISE.
C'ork. Auditors,
Clearfield. Feb. 8. 1871 It.
TERMS OF T1IK JOl'KN'AL.
The Kaftshas's Joubsai. is published on Wed
lesday at $2.00 pet annum in advance. If not
uaid at the beginning of the year, $2.50 w ill be
charged, and $3,00 if sot paid before the elosc.
AdteHtisemehts wij be inserted at 51.53 per
square, for three or less insertions Ten lines
(or les?) 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 thar
six months, and no paper will be discontinued un
tillall arrearages are paid, except at the option o'
the publisher. 8. J. ROW.
B
OOTS BOOTS!'. BOOTS!!! BOOTS!!!!
FRENCH KIP.
$6 00
5 00
5 00
FRENCH CALF,
LIGHT KIP,
Sep. 21, IS70.
at C. KRATZER'?.
Opposite the Jail.
A G It E A T O F F E R .
Horace Waters,
431 Broftdway. !few York,
will di.nose of ONE HL'NDKED PIANOES. ME
LODLOX: and ORG tXS of six first class maker.-,
inc'.nding Chickerlng & Sons. At extremely low
FRICES POR CASH. Dl'RIVQ THIS KOATU, OT will lake
from $5 to S25 monthly nmil pAM 4-13-70-ly
MFORTED LIQUORS-,
atrca as
Bit DIES ani HO LT.A XD G.Y5,
PURE OLD GRAPE BRAXDIES,
PURE OLD CAHIXET WHISKEYS,
OLD GRAPH TP7.VE.S.
All the above brands warr.iiitej pure and to
excel anything in this market for medicinal pur
poses GEO. N. UOLBURN,
March 30.'70-tf.J Prop r of Shaw House.
rpiIE WONDEttFUL LINIMENT.
This Liniment havin? !on us J, fur
some yeais past as a fami'y medicine hy the pr4-
of hi '.eighbors, has. at their suggestion, con-
wntea t mmntacture it lor the benrut ot the af
flicted everywhere. It is the best remedy fcr
Catarrh and Uiiiious Cholic. ever oHered to the
public; and will cure incny other Jiea?es in the
human body. It is also a sure cure for Pole evil
and Wind-gails in horses Directions for its use
acenmuunv each bottle. Prim. Fl ner hnttl a,
six bottle! for $5. Sent to any address by eucloS-
ing the price to WM U WAGONER.
Hurd Postoffice,
Oct. 6. 1869. Clearrteld courty. Pa.
Co-Partaeiship iu Store.
C. A. Rorobaugh having associated with him
in the Mercantile fcudiuess, in Iwisville. Clear
field county. Mr. C R McCrticken. solicits a con
tinuance of the patronage to generously extended
heretofore
Having just returned from the eas'crn cities
their stbeit embiaces a large and varied assort
ment of Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware. Queens
ware, and in fact nearly evcrjib1n2 usu
ally kept in a country store, which they will aclt
at prices to suit the times.
Country produco taken in exchange fir good
C. A. ROROB.U Gtl.
May 13, '70. tf. C R. M CRAOKEN
M'PIIERSOiV'S
(formerly M'Uaugbcy'i.)
Restaurant ami Ice Cream Saloon,
15 LEAVT'S NEW BUILDING.
Second St., Clearfield, Pa.
Censtantly kept on hand a fine selection of
Candies, Cigars, Tobtcco, Nttts. ii.
Also Fresh Oysters, received daily, and
served up in any style, to suit the
taste of customers.
A full stok of goods jut received from tlie East.
Biiliard Saloon in Second Story.
Pec 14-70
W. R M PHERSOX.
NEW TIN SHOP!
Fred Sackett,
Manufacturer of
TlX, COPPER andShEET IROX 1TARE
(nearly opposite the jail),
MARKET STREET, CLEA3HKLD, PA.
Also, on hand arid for sale
-The Times" Cook Stove,
the best in the world.
And an tarottment of PARLOR aid SITTIXtf
ROOM iS'lOVES, which will be cold cbeaeer
than they can be purchased at a-y other
establishment in the eeu&'y.
ALSO,
ROOFIXG, SPOVtfXQ and JOB WORK
done oa seasonable terras.
April . 1870; '
' pD. PERKS A'e'f flour, the best in market, for
i J!i sale bv J. SUAW A SON.
R O SAD A L I S
rpHE REAT AMERICA HEALTH
L RESTORER, purifies the blood and
cuiesScrofola.Syphilia.Skin Di.B-3 Kbee
matism. Diseases of woffled and all Chron
ic Affections of the Blood, Liver and Kid
neys. Recommended by the medical Fac
ulty and many lhousanda ef eur best eUi a
tens. -.
Read the testimony of PbysfctSrS and pa
tients who have use'd Rosadali;; nd for
our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book, or Al
manac for this year, which we prblish or
gratuitous distribution; it will g.ve you
much valuable information
O
Dr. R. W. tJarr. of Baltimore. says :
I take pleasure in recommerding your
Rosadulia as a veiy powerful alterative. I
have seen it used in two cafes with happy
results one in a case of secondary aJlkiiia
iu whlfh the patieut pronounced hiaiMiif
cured after having taken five bottles of
your medieine The other ia a ca-e of scrof
ula of long itairding. which ia rnpidlv im
proving under its ax and the indications
A
D
are that the patient will soon recover. I
have carefully examined the fnrtKtla l-v
which your Rosadalis Is made, arid Bod it
an excellent compound of alterative ingre
dients Ir. SDaks. of Xicholasvitle. Kv.. savs be
A
Lasuped Kosadalis in caes of Scrofula ar.d
Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory resul's
as a cleaner of the Blo?d I know no bet-
Iter remedy.
Samuel G. McFadden, Murfreesbore'.
Teno , says :
I have used aetra bottles of Rosadali
and am entirely cured of Rheumatism : send
iue four bottles, as I wish it for my brother,
I who has scrofulous sore eyes,
keujamln liechtol. of Lima. Ohio, writes,
Ihave aufiered for twenty years with an in
veterate eruption over my whole body ; a
, short time since I purohased a bott.e cf llu
radali.i and it effected a perfect cure
Labratory, 61 Exchange Place.lialtiUiore.
S CLEMENTS, A CO , Froprialors.
Rosadalis is eld by Hartswick A Irwin and A.
I. Shaw, Clearfield, D. K. Good, Osceola, and by
Prnrtrist' renerally. f April (l.'70-lv
BIGLKIJa YOUNG & CO.,
(Sueeeisorr to Boyrtton 4- Young-,.
Cor. Fourth and. Pine Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
jiascricrttREfta or
STEAM ENGINES,
Mulay and Circular 8aw Mills,
HEAD BLOCKS, WATER WHEELS.
efiAFTlNG. PL'If EtS. BOLTS,
ami all kitula of Mill work.
STANLEY PARLOR STOVES,
COOK STOVES,
Heating Stoves, Sled Shoes, Plowa,
and eastings of all kinds.
DEALfcRS 15
Gifarda' Injector, Bteam Gauges, Steam Whlrtle
Oilers, Tallow Cups, Oil Cops. Oauge febke,
Air Cocks. Glebe Valves, Cheek Velvet.
Wrought Iron Pipe, Steam Pumps,
Boiler Feed-Pumps, Ahti-frietien
Metals. Soap Stone Paikiag,
Sam Tacking, te.. fto.,
December U. lS70-tf
A Great Medical Discovery !
Da. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS!
Hundreds of thousands bear testimony to their
Wonuerful Curative LfiecU.
W II A T A It E T II E Y ?
THEY ARE XOT A VILE
F A X C Y D R INK,
Made of Poor Rdm. Whiskey. Proof Spirits, and
llefuse Liquor, doctored .- cpiced and sweetened
to please the tste.cailed "Tuuics," Appetisers.' '
-Restorers ' 4o .that lea 1 the tippler on to drunk
enness and ruin, but are a true Vodiaitie made
from the Native Roots and Herlrj of California,
free from all Alcoholic Stimuianu. They are the
'vreat Dlood Purifier and a Lite Uiving Priuciple
a perfect Renovator and luvigoratorof the Sytteoi
carrying off all poisono'is matter and restoring
the blood to a healthy condition No person ean
taks these I'i tfi! accor(!:n U- dlrectiou and re
main long unwell, ptotiucd the 1 nes ate not de
stroyed by minora! poison or other means and the
vital organ watted beyond the point of repair.
'yr Irff-.-mrnatbri and iJkrouie. WiSHmiti
ni'ul Gout. Dtfifpta or 1 (if.tioa.. Billion A'c
imtlfitt aH Jnt.-rntiuritt t'rrrrj. I)ieaei of thu
Blood. Livrr. Kidttrti and BlwlJ'r, lime tlillert
Atrrr brt: most xitcer.x fil . Such diseases are caus
ed by vitiated blood, which is generally piodued
by derangement of the digestive urgaus.
Dvspi Ma or Iudigrftlon he idDohe. pain In the
shoulders, coughs tightnefsof the cbesi, dizziness,
so or eructariobs cT the i'oni-.ih. bud taite in the
mouth, billious attacks, palpitation of the heart,
it flanematioo of the lungs, pain in the regions of
tho Kidneys and a hundred other painlul symp
toms, are ihc uff -prills of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the ttomach and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels wh'r?h render them of
unequalled emcacy in cleansing tho blood of all
to unties. and imj artirg new life anl vljor to
ihe whole rvsleru.
Bilious, KbuiUtcht and Ir.trruilttsnt Fevers,
which are so prevalent in Ihe valleys of our great
rivers throughout the Ignited States, eipecially
those of the Mississippi, Missouri. Illinois, Ten
tarssee, Alebama. Savannah. Roanoke. James and
many others with their vast tributaries, during
the Summer and Autumn, and reinarkabl" so du
ring sra ns of uuutual bett and dryness, aro in
variably accompanied by e.vt ensive derangemeuta
f Ihe tomacb and liver, and other abdomieet
vi-cera. There hra slw'iys more or less obstruo.
tioiis of the liver. 1 weaknea and ir.itable state
of tr.e stomach, and great torpor of the bowels,
being clogged up with vitiated accumulations la
their treatment, a ;rrgativo.exerti&g a powerful
ii fiuence upon the various orguos,u exeotially
necessary There is no calhartie fur the purpose
equal to Dr. J Viiiker'a Vinegar letters, as they
speedily rcmovCjtlie A:-jk oolfu-ed viscid matter
with which th .onwels are loaded, at the saete
time ftimulat' the secretions of the liver, ainl
generally real, riug tho hca'tby fucotions f II-a
digestive Qrgans. The universal popular j of
this valnahie remedy in regions subject to mias
matic influences, is su&cicnt evidenoe of iu pow
er as a remedy in such cases.
For skin diseases, eruptions, totter, salt rheum,
t'lotzhes, Fpots. piropie". pustules, boils, carbun
cles, ring-worms, scald-head .sore eyea.eryaipelas.
i'ch, scarf, disculorations of the skin, bumure and
diseases of the f-kin, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of the sys
tem in a short time by the use of these Biter in
bottle in euch cases will conviaee the most incred
ulous of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood wherever you find
Its impurities bursting through the skin in pitfc
f les. eruptions er sores: clean- it wheu v find
it obstructed and sluggish iu the vciua ; oTeoe it
when it is foul, and your Ceeiixg-e will tell you
when. Keep the bloud ptjte anj lae health of the
system will follow
Pin, Tape end: otker- vVorlIs.arin ia the sys
tem of so man v thousands, are rtTeetunlly destroy
ed and removed Kor full direction, read eare
felly the circular arjand each bottle, printed in
four laosuagjee Kngtifh. Uerman, French and
SPJ.8WALKER. Proprietor. R. H. McDONALD A
C., DrogiC's's and lien. Agents. San Francisco,
Cal" and 31 end M Commerce Street. New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRl'tltilST.' A-Nl DEALERS.
fieeember T, 1870-ty.
CEEXSW ARC Tea sets. best stime-ware. 4t
pieees t SI at MOSSoP S.
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-at C. KRATZER'?,
Oppslie the jail.
T ADIES' SHOES Kid.
Turkey Moroeeu. an-
I 1 lioat Fialroorals. Cstf and '..oat
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