t) 22, 1871.
EaftematTis journal
CLEARFIELD, PA., FEB. 22, 1871.
To Patbohs To insaro the safe transmission
of money by mail, patrons should remit by check
or money-order, or hare their letters registered.
A receipt will be enclosed in the firit paper alter
anoney comes to hand:
p.nn'a T. ft. "Winter Arrangement.
MailTrain leaves Tyrone at .
Arriretatuseeoia at :
Philipsburg at
Clearfield ut :
Mail Trl leaves Clearfield :
Arrives at Philipsburg at
Osceola at : :
Tyrone at : :
- Lock Haven at
: 11.15 a.m.
11 40 a. m.
: 12 4ft p.m.
: 2.40 p m
: 3 40 p. m.
: 4 00 p. m.
: 5.35 p. m
12 23 p. m
Accommodation Tram
Leaves Clearfield at : :
Arrives at Philirrsburg at : :
7.00 A.
: 9 no a. m
10 Oil a. m.
: 12 50 p. m.
: 113 p. in.
10 00 a m.
: 1 .03 p. in.
: 2.00 p. m,
: 3 40 p. m.
'?reo!a at
" Intersection at
E. Tyrone at
Bcavss East Tyrone at :
Arrives at Intersection at
Oiceola at :
Philipshnrg at
Clearfield at :
& 50 p m.
Cl., connections made at Tyrone with
East and West on the Maine Line.
trains
Kei.ioious. Divine services will le held
Bxt Sabbath, in Clearfield, as follows:
iiv Ilev. II:tll, in St. Andrew's Episcopal
eh arch, at 11 A. M. and 7 1. M. Sunday
.iml at 3 1'. M. Prayer meeting every
Wediiesclay evening rtt 7 o'clock.
By Ilev. Butier.in the Presbyterian church,
.orniiis and evening. Sabaath school at
2 R M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
vni!ie at i o clot-k.
" ,7 " t II MTV.-! ; MWIwr
.T.;..l' .,,.1 Vcninff. Sabbath
4.iol at 9 A. M. 1'rnyer meeting, every
Thursday at 7t P. M. Cornmuiiioti services
i'lrst Sabbath of every month at 10 A. ..I.
Hon. V. A. Wallace, of the State Sen
ate, will accept our thanks for copies of the
'Leglilative Journal."
Ski.L Oysters, in Ilarrisburg, at 50
cents a quart- Here they ct .-t not less than
one dollar. Why so much dirTe-renee?
TliK prayer meeting of the Young Men's
Chri.-tian Association, will be held in the
Lutheran Church, on Sabbath afternoon
next, at 4 o'clock.
Ir is said that pulverized alum and COm-
l.l ..-I. - 1 I
m.m e-alt, put on some coiton ana cmi kcu ,
into a hollow tooth, v. Ill tbut up its aclang .
i a very fcLort time.
IvKCo.MilENDED AUspice tea, as a reme
ly for croup. It is said to cnt the phlegm
l i.i-o, and give almost in-tant re!i-f to the
cl.i! i. This is worth remembering, at leait.
Thanks. We return our thanks to John
L. Cuttie, Y.'-q-r for a basket of app'.es.pre
rand us on Monday lat They were
raised on a farm in Boggs town-hip, on high
ground were of very large t-ize, and most
excellent flavor.
David Dresslf-R, Esq., of Union, prt
sonted us on Tuesday last, with a lot of tine
apples, fir which wj tender him ou' hearty
thanks. May his apple trees never fail to
blossom and bring tortl. good iiuit, nor his
bbadow grow less.
fioMEWHvr riiASnEABLE th? wiathcr,
, i ,i ,. ii I
onring the past week lor ,f t e.a: c.js the
air was quite mOd, ana the mow iik .ted very ,
rapwly ; but the atniosj Here tn coming moie
f igid, f now it-Il again in small quantities,
and at present tbs roads are in good coudi
tion for hauling and traveling.
, . .
Drunk rooms arc a new feature in hn
tt-lr. in some parts of the country. Tran
sient pue-ts, when overcome with bad whis
key, are taken into these roomsand kept and
nreJ for there until they become sober.
Shi.uldu't wonder if this "ncsr feature"
wuU be a popular institution in tliisp! ico.
Hit ; the Head. We loarn that Vr.
Thotiii' Cooper, cf this place, received a
ft vote cat on the head from a fulling limb,
whiio enlaced in peeling a
.....
log. on rriuaj
l .'t. on Mr. niar.cbai 1's y,h.r. Union town- j
!.ip. Although the iiijary was pretty seri
' rr" Lo !
w.i oe
uv yet l.c is goir.g about again, aui
M-lv to resume work in a time.
Tite Pl.;;ipsburg7ir-7?ssys the "Young
Mei.'s Christian Association," in that place,
'na:i:!..rs one, an '. he is a life member"
that lie ac.s as ' Chairman, Secretary. Treas-tir-.-r.
C-'iiitiiittec, etc., for the A-so-.-iation."
T'.ut stteaks pretty we'll for the "As-ocia-
t -a." but looks a little bad on the part
tl:--1 ci-izsus of Philipsburg generally.
of
l iMsiiiNi; Up. Owing to tha long con
t.iu -i Co ! condition of the roads, many of
fir iuiiibernien, we are infur-ned, are about
ti tjo hauling timber and logs, for this sea
This is a very gratifying rc-u.t.
w,
I'te-uinc about tho usual amount of timber
has 1-t-n mad..-, although in many localities,
it is said, it will fall considerably short ol
! inner year.
G. .pry's Lady'sBook. This is certainly
favorite of ladies of taste all over the
in'.y. Among the hundreds of similar
I illicit ions which prcnt themselves as
-sn ii. lies for the approval and patronage
'! tii ia lies, we have seen none which are
uti'fornilv
excellent, and in which the
T-'";ni-i- of the publishers arc kept with
- .T.tt.ulous fidelity. The Lady's Book
r 1 -7 1 is to keep pace with the Improve
fc'' r'"- of former years.
't! i s Accident. We are informed
'-it Mr. William Stewart, of Birmingham,
II latin; ln county, while working for Ar
Ii ". Ilso., at Bower, this county, met
-'h a serious accident, on the 16th Febru-5v-
IL-.with others, was engaced in"snub-
" a h'ge spar down a hill which causht
' '-z just btbw the knee, and smashed it
t-j ta. 'y that amputation was necessary.
Ik? op. . ation wus successfully performed,
ir,' l at lat accounts the injured mai was do
!rif? as weli as circumstancea would warrant
Odd Fkli.ows. A new lodge of Odd
fvilows was organized at Trout villa, in this
amy. by I). L. G. M. Robins, on Friday
-5t. The following rnmcd brothers were
iti-ta'led officers for the ensuing term : ll.
K Gintcr. N. G.; S. Schoch, V. G.; J. C.
Keikr, Secretary; J. M. Jhller, Assis
tant Secretary ; George Knarr, Trcasur
r- The new lodge starts under very iavor-
j e auspices, and it is to be hoped will ac
jxplish touch good in the vicinity where
icatei. We wish it sucoess.
TA. II. Shaw has just received from
Haines' celebrated Cigar Manufactory, in
Virginia, a large invoice of choice cigars.
Call and try them.
Religious.-The P.t. Rer. J. B. Kerfoot.
Bishop of Pittsburgh, will preach in St.
Andrews Church, ClearSoU, on Friday,
Feb. 24th, at 7 o'clock, P. M.
Dr. Frederick: Platto, formerly of Sy
racuse, N. Y., desires "us to inform the jjo
ple of Clearfield and vicinity that he has lo
cated among them permanently. and is ready
to aDswer all professional calls either by
nieht or day. For the present, and until
the completion of his office building, he may
be found at the Leonard Houe.
The Lady's Friend. The March Dum
ber contains a charming country scene, "At
the Mill," a brilliant and stylish colored
fashion plat., costumes for grls and boys,
and many other useful illustrations. The
sketches, poetry, etc., are good and interes
ting. 'An excellent number throughout.
Price $2.60 a year. Address Deacon & Pe
terson, Philadelphia.
Neglected Throat and Leva Disea
ses. During the clurigeabl' seasons of fall
and winter when Coughs and Colds aie so
prevalent, no person should be without some
reliable preparation for their cure. They
t.t l.t n. . .i.. - i i.
.ceuiievi mat. a iiegteeteu ougu or
i Coltl rw.uent.y terminates in Consumption.
Jlissnti's Cloitml Syrup of Tir is the
besi. and most reliable article known for the
cure of Couglis, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Asthma. Chronic Catarrhs, and ail
di.-eaesof the Throat and Lungs. No fam
ily should ba without it. It is no private
''(I'lack" preparation ; on the contrary, it is
prescribed by some of the most eminent
physicians in the country. Price 50 cents.
For sale by Ilartawick & Irwin, Clearfield ;
and Drugsists everywhere. Fc-b. 22-12t.
To THE Trai e. I desire to call the at.
tention of the trade to iiij s!wk of lake uh
buying, for the past thirteen years, made
this branch of business a speciality. My
trvL- t lliic linn i j tlin l-ir.,f vor lir.ld
' ' ' "
in tlji ci(y j am pre)arej tQ ,,,1,
ef r,rIln,,yi )iy t5le (1,.ay or car loaJi an,i
have made arranteuxnts for shini-itiir bv
the ear load, at special rates, from Detroit.
Sandusky, Huron, Vermillion or Cleveland,
and also from Pittsburgh, to any points in
Pennsylvania or Ohio, as shippers may
wish. I would also call the attention of dja
leis to u;y extensive assortment and stock of
corn brooms, I room corn, and broom mate
rials, ail of which I can supply at very low
rales. James Conner, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 355 Lilicity Street, Pittsburgh.
Feb. , ot.
Toajperince Lleet'ng at PemSelv.
Pen x field, Feb. 16, 170.
Editor Joi hnai. : A a matter of even
:imie that local ii.teresr, 1 give you an ac
coant of the first ot the (-eiies ol temper
ance moctiiiL' being held in this county, by
Uev. J. A. Davidson, of Erie, notice ol
which appeared in your paper of the 8th.
j It is greatly to be uonej that the present
e.'l.irt will mve soiti'.'thius ot an impetus to
(he a),j Wj. ,j( of the
t,ie ft-j..Mjs 0f ,j i;,.eat rii t,lt, lnt.y f.
low uj these .spt-tiu: iabois i yaciive. steady
effort i;i the attempt to put down ihe great
cviiol lnteu'peiance rnj nu us. Mavesotue
of jou laid your armor by ami almost
torgotten your responsibilities in this mat
ter '! Be exhorted to put on the harness,
:vive your Good Templars Lodges, or oth
er societies, and let us become more lully
organized than we eirr were. L. B.
In pursuance of previous noMcc the school
house at Mill Run was well tilled at an early
hour, Tuesday evening, February 14th.
Meeting called to order by Alien II. Risen
krans. when U. Bird was chosen Chairman,
and ll. A. Peorsoll Secretary. The exerei
ses Avere opened by singing "Stand up. stand
up for Temperance," followed by prayer, hy
Mr. Davidson. After another song the
U L;iill. riMLl LDlili 'l fc', tl I'lU'lJ. 'in,..t
c, tl-OIUj and interest:!!? address from Mr.
j)aVtd-on. The speaker directed his remarks
mostly agains: th laws t bet give legal cover
to rum sellintr, and verv stroiiiriv urgd upon
, , i. - , . , , i- .
moral ana reng.ous people, tneir oni gation
to work for the suppression of the evil.
While the snbjuct wa very squarely and
forf ibiv Handled, there was not a har.-h or
unkind ward aainst individual rum sellers,
hut the responsibili'v of the eviis arising
from the system of legalized liquor traffic
was placed where it belongs, on the shoul
ders of the people, but especially of people
who raliv know their duties in this matter.
Alter singing "Sparklinu and Bright" a;
co lecii.m was t;tken for the Lecture Fund I
of the Grand Dodge, winch in connection
with sales from a '"grab bag," by the ladies,
and a small amount previously raised in the
Good Templars Ldirc, gave $17. 4J to the
lund.
Good feeling seemed to pervade the whole
meeting, and perfect atteuiion was given to
the lecture.
II. A. Pearsoi.l. Jj. Bird,
Seeretarv. Chairman.
MARRIED.
On Sunday, February 12th. 1871, by Rev.
T. Van Sc oyoe, Mr. Hf.xuv C. BiiADV.and
Miss Matilda Fahnswouth, both of Gue
lich township, Clearfield eoumy.
DIED :
In Huston Township, Clearfield County,
on Thursday, December "0:h. 1S70, about
one o'clock in the morning, ACHILLA, wile
of John B. Hewiu, Bsq.
It was my priviiene to visit Aunt Aurilla
during her last illness. On the afternoon
previous to her death I found her sinkine
rapidly. She had. dutitiif the day. called
her family around herdving bed, ar.dspeak-
, !...,!
I in? to eacn separately spoKc hi nei ay
proaching dissolution anJ exhorted thotn to
prepare tor the solemn event that awaits us
all. About the last she ttid that we could
understand distinctly was in answer to a
question by the writer, that tdie was '"Trus
ting in Jesus." Thus she passed away,
clinging to the cross, her feet implanted on
the Rock ot Aces, h-r life had not been
free from care; but her end was peace. She
was a 'rue Hend. kind neighlior, devoted
wile, a tender indulgent mother, and a zeal
ous and warm-hearted christian. Her re
main were followed to the grave by many
weepins fiiends. The text selected for the
occasion was, "for I am ready to be ofTeted
and the time of mv departure is ar hand. I
have foueht a good fight, etc., 2 Timothy,
III. f., 7, S. A. B. II.
HUMPHREY'S CELEBRATED COAL.
Fr-e from all impurities agi'n in the mar
1:1. traers left at ihe stores f .las. B. lirabaic
A Son " or Richard Mussop I will receive prompt
attention- NovJia70
"VfOTICE. Saw logs marked as follows,
viz : Sprct'ichi, and Chair, having
lodged on the premises of tbe undefined , the
owners are br-tlr notified to eomply nith tbe law
Wettoer, Feb.'lj-JJt. WM. WESTOVER.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS of Government Secu
rities, nt J T. Brady A Cu's. No. 69 Wood St.
Pittsburgh, February IS. 1371.
mr SELL
11IJ 111!
113, 1131
113 U2i
110 Iioi
110 110
107, 107j
119 119
1I9J 1I9
119i 119J
87i
92i
103
Gold,
U. S. 6 s 1881,
V S. 5-20',. 1S62,
V. S. 6-20 a. 133.
V. S 5-'J0's. ISS5,
V.H 10-40's,
5-20 , January 4 July, 1865,
5-20',Jariiary A July. 1867,
5-20's. January A July. 1058,
Union Pacifio Railroad.
Central Pacific Railroad,
Cy. Pacifist.
CLOSING PRICES OP DkHAVEN BRO.,
40 Sooth Third Street. Philadelphia.
3 o'clock P. M. Februarv 18. 171.
V S. 6", of 1881,
II. S. 6's of 18-.2,
U S. 6 a of 1864.
U. S. 6 a of 1865.
U. S. fi's of 1865 new,
V. S. 6's cf 1867, new,
V. S. 6 s of 18o8.
V. S. 5 s. 10-40's.
V. S 30 year 6 per cent Cy.,
Due Compound Interest Notes,
Hold.
Silver,-
Vnion PuciCe R. R. 1st M. Bonds,
Central Pacific R. R..
Lnijn Pacific Laird Oract Bonds,
113 llsf
110 110
J?9 109
10'Ji 1094
104 10s
109 109
109 109
105! Ifltf
112 112
19
1H 111
112 115
S20 830.
9i0 9fi0
720 730
JAUTIOX. All persons are cautioned
asainst buying or meddling in any way
with the following personal property, now in the
possession of Daniel Kooter. 01 Lawrence town-
ip, vii : Two horses and harnead, ten head of
cftfile, twelve sheep, one wog'io, one sled, two
stores, and three beds, as the s;me belong to us.
Feb. 8 '71-31. J. E. A F O. WRItJLEY.
X E W F I R M J
Tbo Crm of C. Kratzer in the Drv Ooods and
Pro ision business will be known hereafter under
the name of
KRATZER k LYTLE.
Thanlung the public for past favors they hope
for a continuance of the &ame
Clearpcld, Feb. 8. 1S7L
TKW GOODS!
FISH AND SAL T.
J A M E S 7Tb NNOR,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Ko. Sj5 LiaEurr Stheet, Pittsbceg!!, Tlisx.
LAKE FI?II 7 820 halt barrels Lnke fterrirg.
5.2IS qunrtcr barrels do , I OsQ halt barrols Xo 1
White Fish. 300 hall barrels No I Pickerel. For
sain by jAtr.s Cossoh, Wholesale (irccer, No. 3a5
Liberty Ptreet. Pittsburgh.
BHO'i.i.MS 950 dozen Brooms, assorted in store
:ind for sate riy Jas Cqkmor, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 355 Liberty street. I"eb. 8. '7 1 .-ot.
THE GREAT
PRESERVER OF HEALTH!
Perforated
BUCKSKLX UiXDERGARMEXTS,
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
A sure cure for Hheumatism.
A preventive of Colds.
For s;le by
C. KRATZER & SONS,
Die. 21. Clearfield, Pa. 3m.
CROCKS ! TOTS ! CROCKS !
Store and Fartbrnware. of every description.
Fishers' Patent Airtight Self-scaling Fruit Cans.
BUTTER CHOCKS WITH LIDS. PICKLE
a n l A PPI.EJt UTTER CllO CA".5 CJi EA .1
A.XD MILK I'ROCKf STKM' POTF.
FLOWER POTS. PIE DISHES. nod
a good many other thirgs too numer
ous in mention, at the
STO.XE-WARE POTTERY OP
F. LEITZIXGER,
Corner of Cherry and Third Ftruets,
VLEARFJ-Br.lt. PA,
Aug. 3, "70-tf.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
I would respectfully announce to citizens o
Clearfield and vicinity, that I will open on Thurs
day. Dec 221 in the new room . first door below
the Mansion llonse, on Second street, with an en
tire new stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and Jewelry,
6! the latest aty'ef ar.d of tbe best finish, selected
with care and I hope good taste. I will bare an
assortment from all (he Litest Lovelties in jewel
ry suithble for the HoMdiys. Thankful for your
past I'beral patronage I hope by strict attention
to bit-ir.es to merit a cont'nuance of the nn.e.
t"?-H AIR JEWELRY MADE TO ORDF.lt
Dee. 14. lS70-tf. S. I. SSYDHR.
IX Till-: COURT of Common Fleas of
-- Clearfield County, Fa. :
.IllMlMA PaTTI.RSCN.
ts I So 47 March Term, 1870.
Jami"." W ii. sox and f
Thomas Smith. Domettic Attarhitttift.
Uaruiihee j
The undersigned Trustees, appointed by tte
Court of Cemuion Fleas of Cleuifieid County, ae
co-Jing to Act of Assemblv, hereby give notice
that thv appoint Till-USD A Y. the SIXTKENl H
DAYOFMAUCli. A.D.. Is7! ut ClearGeld Bor
ougb. to TeceiVe tbe proofs of the several credit
ors of the above named James Wilson, and to de
termlne upon tbe same, and nerefy ri quire an
persons holding any sums of mouey or other
property due the said James Wilson, to deliver
the same to the Trustees.
IIENRY SWAS.
D. W. M'CVKUY,
T. Ii MURRAY.
Feb. 2. "71. Trustees.
Triennial Assessment Appeals.
vATtpr ! l,.,-.!. T, .rivn that iheCountr Com
missioners of Clearfield County, will meet the tax ,
pavers at the following named places. t'ir tbe!
purpose ot hearing and determining appeals on
the Triennial Assessment of 1S71. The hours of
hearing will b. at e.n-h pbiCe, between 9 o'cIock,
A M .and 4 o'clock, P M.
Beccaria, at the public house of Woi. RiJJ!o,in
Olen Hope on Tnuisday February 2 !d.
Jordan at the public Scbiol House iu Anson
ville on Fridar. February 24th.
Cbst at the publicSobuo; House near V agner s,
on Saturday, February 2.'oh .
New Washington, at the public house or i hos.
Mchaffey . on Monday. February 27ih.
r . x' ..l...l lf..,.en TooB-lov
jiUrilSllte HI lOBIIgBCCUJUl .mo.vu
February 2S:b.
Itcll. at the Election Hous, on Wednesday,
March 1st. .
Lumber City, at the public School H6ase, on
Thursdav March 2d.
Ferguson, at the Elcctien House, on Friday.
March3i.
Kuox. at the Turkey Uill School House.on Sat
urday. March 4th.
Huston, at the public house of Geo. L. Robecsi
cr. on Monday. March Stb.
L'nion. at the s ore house of D. E. Brubak :r, on
TucsdKT. Maroh'7th.
Brady, at the public house of Hm. Schwemm.
on V.eduesdar, March Mh.
Bloom at the house of A. S. Ho'.den, on Thurs
dav. March 9 ii
Fenn. at ibe public boos of Flynn A Lemon,
on Friday. -March 1 nth
Curweiisviileanl Pike, at the Election House
in Curwensville on Saturday. March Hth
Clearfield and Lawrence, at the Commissioners
Of.ee, on Tuesday. March 14th.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Asses
sors of tbe several boroughs and townships, that
Ihev be present with the ttoari. in their respee
tire du-triets. as well as all persons who may feel
themselves azsriered A general appeal will be
he d attneCoiumi-sioi.ers' iffi-e.on ihe lath, loth
and Htta days of March, .fur which no appeals
illbebeld The Asses.or is required to give
each taxable a rliceot tbe amount with which
he is a,sesscu, at least five day before the uar of
Appeal. s j, gnAFFXFR,
O,".0rr.c. 1 S " 'irXDMAX.
Clear6eld,Pa. j DAVID BLcK.
Jan ti "71. Commissioners.
QUEEXSWARE Tea sets, best tf"e-"lr.a 4
piM.at$ 5 at U02&0PS.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
LEVER FLEQ AL, Esq , Tre.-.surer of the County
of ClearGeld. in tbe Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, in aeeount with funds of said County
from the 3rd day cf January, A. D..1S70, t
the 20th day of January, A. D.,1871 -
nEBTOR.
To balance due connty lust settlement.
To amount due from collectors last set
52,753 49
tlement. County,
To amonnt due from collectors last set
tlement. State.
To unit dae from unseated lands.
To am't ass'd on unseated lands for '70,
To am't asird on seated lands tor '70. co.
2.074 7
72 81
15.244 4.1
8,512 41
20.762 IS
To am't ass'd on unse'd landsfor'70.St,
1.257 70
103 62
42 71
To am't due from sol rs returns Tor '70,
To additional in Beccaria, Bell, Huston
and Knox,
To am't of Prison bonds issued. is:
or purchase of lot, 58.40a 00
For erection of prison. 10,000 00 16.400 00
To 6nes and costs on Coulters. 1.T3 01)
To cash from Sheriff Howe, for P.encett. 30 AO
Tocash from Sam 1 Arno Id , for Benaef t, 140 00
To cash from old furnaces.
To cash from old Pavement,
To cash from old county mape.
To cash from rent of prion lot,
Redemption ol lands, wiij
To redemption on Walburn house
and im.Biady, !l55.
To redemption on M'Pherson, i0
.-r-s Chest. 5 95
ff 24
23 00
12 00
10 00
To redemption on King.l 15 acres,
18 75
liurnside. 0
To rtdemptioo on Gelnett,0 acs.
3 15
To redemption Osceol Coal Co.,
90 00
To redemption on Krcnier, 740
acres. 15rady. '
t .-a n Nn. 199j,oS
26 9T
10 30
........ rtrMV
To' redemption on Beyers, 100 a-
54 30
cres. Beccaria,
To redemption oa Trude, lu a-
cres. Pike,
To redemption on Fmeal, 100 a-
cres, Bradford,
To redemption on Brady, 10 a
cres. Lawrence,
To redemption on Morgan.60 acs,
t).fMtiir
2 80
4 10
I 43
6 75
To redemption on Martin.100 ao,
29 2'.
25S 67
Jorann.
To ain't received as jury fees.
To am't of fines collected.
To Coui'lth cosu refunded,
Total,
30 no
105 00
5 00
399 67
S7.9L2 43
By assessors wajes fo- is70,
by assessors wages for 1S 1.
Ily assessors assistants forJ371,
liy assessments rcc. for 1S70,
By Agricultural Society,
Hy Audiiors and clerk,
liv Lunatic Asvluci.
1577 r
722 75
2.S7 00
J5 25
100 00
105 00
ISO 03
By Attorney's fees, via :
H. B. Swoope,
Jijbn 11 Oris,
J. 1! M'Enally
T. J. M'Cnilough.
W. M. M Cullough,
T. 11. Murray,
Isrel Test.
J30!I Od
100 00
100 00
125 on
50 00
5 00
6 00
635 00
233 50
150 00
123 7
80 50
14t 00
335 10
.T2 63
429 00
By District Attorney.
By Att'y for CoiLiuissieners, Vf allace,
liy bridges,
liv court crier.
By couit reporter.
liy constants returns,
By Coroners fees.
I!v i-Pi.iiis-senliennial eineft'es,
By Commissioner's 0f5c, Til :
OihelloSniead.
K.imuo! II t-hadier.
Samuel 11 lliaiiuian.
369 00
542 50
97 50
1.039 80
1,000 OS
fly Clerk. G. B. Goodlander,
By Court House, vis; r
llepairs,
Fuel. 119 r?
Painting. !.
Pavemeut,(nw), J'J 40
Furnaces,
.Matiing,
Chairs, 99
3.7SS S
. .ROAD FUND
LEVEFi FLEflAL. 7sq , Trra.uTrr r-f ClearGeld
accouut with the funds or tue several uwnsuips
ncnTori.
To uncol d bl. doe tret last settl't. $11.95 60
To cash bal. in Tr s h ind last settl't. 12 SO
fo acs am't of tax assessed for W0, 8.8a7 0
i, w.ll II, ..too A Knox. 47 25
To am t overpaid iu fcectur f.on, .,014
Total,
STATEMENT OF ROAD FCND IN DETAIL.
To baldue To amount ,':
Januarr assessed
TOWSHIPS.
;: 1870. ' for M70. """"
for IS70.
$-'91 41
41U 31
12 87
142 59 ;
108 23
450 72
159 15
342 75
30 a 99
342 3t
44 29
356 si
3S2 3D
22f. 10
192 21
2079 lift
B9 91
2H9 31 :
279 70 :
42 S9
645 10 .
2i0 75
150 77
351 19
4116 11
Beccaria,
Bell.
Bloom,
Bogjts.
Bradford,
Brady,
I'.urnoiJe.
Chest.
Covington,
Decatur,
Ferguson,
liirard,
Ooshen,
Crab..m.
Cunli.'b,
Huston,
.Jordan.
Karthaus,
Knox.
Lawrence,
Morris.
l'enn,
Pine.
l'nion.
Yoodward,
$i4' 76
H67 3S
27H 6S
2)8 0
2lfi 12
9l 5t
318 30
7ti 02
- 610 32
72t 92
10 54
727 30
783 25
13 51
3S4 42
409.1 90
130 t4
4-i3 82
519 3
St2 H5
7 -9 92
3il 5S
3-i "0
6S 60
902 08
SS4 07
12y- 49
4H0 55 :
400 63
32 35
14112 20 :
477 45
10S7 77 :
914 31
10(57 24
'48 S3
1084 1 1
llo5 56
739 64
57d 63
61S2 92
199 98
753 13
800 H
1289 75
1405 02
572 31
Ad I 37
1040 70
1338 19
Total, i 17918 60
St57 80 2593S 9.1
SCHOOL FUND l-Oll 1S70.
i T.-VTR FI EG AL. Esq.. Treasurer of Clear6cld county, in the Commonwealth of Penasylrania, in
account with the tunus of the several School
nrirroR.
To cash bal. in Treas bunds. Jan. r70,
t .,n.nlii-ted bal. last settlement,
$512 f4
24.202 22
To am't ass'd on unsealed lands for '70. 11.607 ii
To aJd'l in Beccaria, Bell. Huston A Knox, 63 Oo
t mrnrnaid in Bogtts A Woodward, 192 3d
$36,577 93
Total,
STAT31I2NT OF SCHOOL. FUND IN DETAIL.
To ba: due To amount Acreellte T?.. Hy f" B?,C?:b, By am t By Cash
January sseed un J" ? l"" uncollec d on hand
1S70. for 1S70. am"""1 percent Lands. 1 rcasury.
' lti05 3T $Tu6ir 7l5!2 35 ! $3a 16 $70 34 S832 12 $559 42 $2il 29
:-i14 SS 646 96 1771 68 ' 33 43 7 94: JPhO 00 616 96 83 35
347 12 164 93 i 512 05 10 31 7 35 291 61 1M 93 37 85
:: 757 50 1 370 73 ; 1135 51 22 73 42 84 699 21 . 370 73 j
43T 60 191 81 628 41 : 13 00 15 43 300 17 : 194 8t 105 00
; iVl'l 09 450 72 1561 81 42 33 63 65 1187 30 4 m) 72 117 81
fUi 51 ; 318 30 952 81 19 33 550 00 318 3U : 75 18
: i-i-o 7 : 342 75 - 16'2 47 ; 38 39 107 22 1000 00 342 75 134 11
iisC 61 : 458 98 1145 59 20 60 1 3 00 600 00 .: 458 98 .; .63 01
': 158S 59 753 15 ll 2341 74 ; 45 75 571 8.1 j lf95 00 753 13 175 01
I0S 00 ' 8S 58 : 194 5 3 18; -8 54 75 00 ' 88 58. 9 28
94i 48 463 85 1409 33 28 36 29 04 500 00 : 463 85 397 3
: 14i0 91 : 496 99 1 1947 90 43 52 25 59 740 00 496 99 641 80
1181 14 :: 339 15 h 1520 29 35 43 133 00 7u0 HO 339 15 ; 3t7 71
i C5t 49 : 328 78 s 9S0 25 19 60 f0 00 320 70 33 89
it SOo'l ii 2079 06 5180 30 97 56 ,i il 2816 55 : 2088 78 177 41
274 34 :; 118 92 : 393 26: 8 23 21 32 200 00 : 113 92 41 79
1131 90 538 2 1370 58 : 24 95 : 12 50 ; 538 50 ? 538 62 246 01
8-4 55 363 C 1390 56 25 02 ' 52 50 700 00 :: 366 01 57 03
:' 1-x'h 02 1 533 Ol r' IK31 63 .: 38 94 13 40 985 62 : 533 61 ; 280 OS
1'77 89 '' 873 00 . 2050 89 35 33 : 8 11 : 1082 13 S73 0a 53 30
538 80 '1 96 30 C35 10 16 16 J 13 500 09 98 30 ; 14 51
557 85 ; 203 80 76l6.5 16 73 37 77 419 59 203 80 63 73
43" 72 351.10 833 72 ': 14 48 415 60 351 00 ; 53 54
; 2021 46 i &S6 94 :! 2773 4 7 -.: . 60 64 : 290 25 1855 65 : 566 94 ;
"277u226 : ll07 77 ": 36577 93 ': 745 13 1245 79 1983 45 ' 11713 f8 3I9Q 50
TOWNSHIP.
Beccaria,
Hell,
Bloom;
Bogus.
Bradford,
Brady.
Buru'ide,
Criest.
Covington1,
Decatur,
Ferguson,
liirnrd,
Gotben,
Gra bam,
Guclicti,
Hustun,
Jerdan.
Karthaus,
Kuox,
Lawrence,
Morris.
IVnn,
Pike.
l'nion.
.Woodward,
Total.
BOUNTY FUND FOR 1870.
nrnTUR
LEVER FLEGAL. Esq , Treasurer of Clearfield
Cownty in account with the Bounty Funds of said
county for the year A. D. ltiO: .t
To bal due from coll s last settlement. $1.907 4.8
To am't due from uns'd lands for '68-9, 8.468 69
To am t due from eo!l's returns,
To am't ass'd on seated duplicate for .9, 10.1?6 50
To am't ass'd on uns'd land, for 18,0, 4,26 la
To additional in Beccaria, Jell, Huston
and Knex.
t. u..i Trurer Jan. 1371. 3a 1
A U UltlllUt, uu .
$24,558 64
Total,
STATEMENT
To atre-cgate am't of bounty bonds
issued. M , S270.!a 00
Br acregate am't redeemed to Janua
.' ryl870. . $229 892 10
By aeTegate amount redeemed du
3 ring 1870, '-2-' 0
By aggregate amount unredeemed
7 January 1871. 00 27M3aO0
OF CLEARFIELD CO. FOR 1870.
By Commonwealth costs, vis
Com. rs. Anderson,
$160 61
3 10
22 34
17 78
ftO 50
35 17
ft 9
0 42
75 97
9 93
Com. ts. Agler,
Com. vs. Brady,
Com. vs. Coulters.
Com. ts Goodlander,
Com. vs. Henry,
Com. vs. Hunt,
Com. vs Jones.
Com. rs. Linafelt,
Com. vs McCartney,
Cora.TS Ross.
Com. rs. Har ier and Robins,
Com. vs. fimpson.
Com. rs. Wactoner,
Miscellaneous.
By election expenses for 187,
By inquest fees.
By interest ea bonds,
By janitors wages,
Br jurors wages. ri :
III 63
1 54 75
7i 71
9 ft
14 CS
796 74
878 90
103 59
27 64
160 09
tirand,
Traris.
S781 40
3.424 94
4,206 34
124 00
43 03
70 09
46 75
By board ire jurors ia eanital ease.
By justices fees.
By jury commissioners and clerk,
By miMtellaneoes,
By count prison, (old;, rix :
Kepairs, S205 35
Physicians and medicine, 100 0
t'lotkicg A washing for prisr.142 33
Fuel, 150 57
By county prison, (new), rii :
Am't paid Architect, 500 00
Am t paid for stone. 1.126 75
ro'tpd print g specificatisas, 32 75
By Penitentiary,
S9 25
1.659 50
359 64
uy printing, via :
S. J. Kow.
O. B. Uoodlander.
By Protboootarr's fees.
271 00
445 00
73t 00
3r.2 05
44 90
159 85
2U9 85
215 00
279 90
By postage and telegrams,
By refunds,
1T removing obstructions in rirer,
By road damages,
By road views.
By records. is :
Prothonotary's o5;e 94 25
Itegisteranl Recorder's cffi:e, 40 00
Commissioner's office, IS 00
By Indexing records,
By registry law expenses, rii :
Amount paid registers, 572 00
m:t paid for blanks A print's; 144 (9
By stationery
By Istate road, (Karthaus),
By Fox. Wild-cat A Wolf scalps,
By am't paid Superintendent of Com
mon - chools. as per act of April. 1S57,
f'T incidental expenses of Xeathera'
Institute fur Ib70,
By r-uoritrvi fees lor 1870,
liy tipstaves,
Dy prison lot bonds nnre l'ed, 1.509 09
152 25
5SJ 00
718 00
116 17
99 00
133 25
75 50
1.3H9 40
218 95
11.501 00
4. 900 00
180 00
By prison building bonds -' 10.009 CO
liy prison lot bjmlj reacemed.
By prison lot coupons redeemed,
Hy am t due from vnsei.ted laud for 70
8 512 41
By am't due Graotn. LIghtner A Co, '63, 34 92
By exonerations to coil's on County, 1,313 23
By exonerations to coil's on state. 47 12
By exonerations to individuals. 03 61
By abatement ullowel tax payers on co., 825 74
By abatement allowed tax payers on state 51 24
By State Treasurers receipt. 1,200 Oil
By am't due from collectors returns, 103 82
By exonerations on unseated lands, 44S 45
By exonerations on lands sold to county. 1.'! H
By cost of advertising and deeds to county, 1 s5 97
By overcharge in Bornaide duplicate. 130 00
Br Trea's per cent, on S17.54U 00 at 5, 877 00
By Trta's per cent, on SI 1.401 00 at 3. 342 03
By Trea's per cent, on S22.13I 4fi at 1 , 33(1 46
By balancaduecounty by Treat Fiegal, 12 034 22
Tetul, r7"92T3
TKOEABLE ORDINARY EXPENSES FOR 1371.
To estimated ordinary exp's for 7I. S25.3j0 00
To exonerations to coll s A ui.s u lands, l.2t7 5ll
To abatement allowed tax payers. I.d20 00
To collectors and Treat per centage, 820 00
Total, S25 457 50
By am't due from nnssatej lands,
By am't due from collector returna,
By deficiency for 1371,
Total.
S3 512 41
103 S2
19 841 27
SiS4j7 50
FOR 1870.
county, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in
in said county tor A i. I3iu.
CRKIUVl'It.
By cash bal. ia Trens. hands. Jan. '71,
T ain't of uncollected taxes.
By county Treasurer's per centage,
by exonerations on un;-eatd Innda,
By Suptrv iara order, redeemed,
Total,
$2 932 4
8.V05 (
512 1
673 77
12 93 i
aiti.oor to
BJ By ex' rs By Snp'rs : By amoa't Py cash in
Area's on uns d orders re ;u ncollect- ircas rs
percent
Lands. - deemed.
ed.
bands
Id 43
25 73
8 21
7 74
6 48
28 55
9 55
22 3a :
18 31
21 75
3 13
21 81
23 50 :
15 40
II 53
122 77
3 90
14 51
15 58
25 89
22 41
9 9t
9 17
20 09
27 06
77 50
6 12
5 65
16 48
11 58
42 50
49 75
2 6d
123 82
15 28
15 42
13 91
60 00
422 08
793 U0
214 00 i
2?(5 32 :
163 92 :
8o0 on :
lh7 06 i
395 00 ;
460 0U
586 00
48
403 15
355 00
352 45
320 0U
32 48
81 00
353 61
44-13
789 9 i
3 so UU
318 69
4 2 7"
47n Oil
712 6
S3I6 37
419 11
12.? 87
142 59
108 23
450 72
159 15
342 75
305 99
312 34
44 29
356 81
382 30
225 10
1J2 21
2U92 02
69 94
2 ill 3
381 3j
42 89
645 10
240 7 a
156 77
307 10
435 11
$31 69
32 53
45 82
27 50
34 14
81 49
121 09
277 92
129 35
10 47
2S7 12
390 85
85 69
52 S9
335 65
32 CO
97 -li
4 68
39 57
352 27
233 51
193 91
30 42
2932 4 3
12 54
13 44
35 00
7 44
5 24
5 ll
20 16
131 94
5! 2 19 "-73 77 12983 65 ;: 8905 06
Districts in said counly for A. V. 1870
crtEniTOB.
Ry cash bal . in Treas. bands, Jan. '71.
By am't of uncollected tax.
By tuu't of District Treas. receipts,
By exonerations on unseated lands.
By county Treasurer' per centage.
Total,
$3 128 50
11.713 06
19.083 45
I 245 79
745 13
$ii6T577"93
rrIT(IH.
Br am't due Treas. last seitlemeit. $"28 73
By am't due from uns'd lands for 1S70. 4 2;8 la
m't (in from Groom. Liehtner A Co, 17 48
By abatements allowed individuals,
By exonerations allowed collectors.
By exonerations on land sold.to county,
By Treas. per cent on S9.765 93 at 2
Br Treas. per cent on $8,030 95 at 5
t ..n--..ti..,,a on unseated lands.
401 55
570 44
69 07
195 32
401 55
255 57
594 65
By exoneraiions granted to individuals.
By amount ot oonas rtuccmeii
14.277 90
i.w monnt of cnuDons redeemed. 2.890 25
Total. $24,558 64
IN DETAIL.
To amount of Bonds over due. $1 ,900 00
To am't dae July 1871. $4 765 60
To am't due January 1872. 3 600 00 8.365 00
Total am't redeemable daring '71. 10.265 00
Total am't redeeuia'e July '72, 12 900 00
Total am tjredeeoia'e July '73, 1.500 00
Total am't redeema'e July '7S. 1.500 0015.900 00
Total am't unredeemed Jap. 1871, 26.165 00
KESOIRCES.
To ain't due from unseated lands.
To am't dne from collectors returns,
To bal. aoe Treat. Jan 1871.
To deScieacr to be raised by taxation.
By bonds refble during '71, $.0,265 00
By interest e-i unred bonds 1.569 79
By axon and Trsa percent. 425 00
$4,266 Ii
ill 50
35 51
7.856 54
$12,259 70 $12 259 70
CERTrFICATES.
We. the undersigned, Commissioners of the
bounty or Clearfield, in the Commonwealth, of
rennayirania. baring 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 And
them as set forth in the foregoing statement
We find the amount due the county from him to
6e twelve thousand and thirty four dollars and
twelve cents. ( 1 2.34 12) The amount due from
unseated lands for county purposes is eight thou
sand, fiva hundred and twelve dollars and forty
one cnts,(S8 512 41). and lor bounty purposes four
thousand, two hundred and fifty-six dollars and
til teen eents ($1,255 1 5j.
Tbe aggregate amount of Bounty Bonds sti'l
unredeemed is twenty-six thousand, one hundred
and sixty-five dollars. ($25,165 00) The amount
r,.. rroauie uuring me year, ten thousand, two
hundred aud nrxty fire deliars, (510 205 00). .The
Bounty Fund fs indebted to tbe Treasurer in the
turn of thirty-fire doll art and fifty-one cenla,
($35 51). We bare no outstanding taxes to re
port this year. The change in the mode of col
lecting seem, to work admirably in this particular
The money is all in the bands of tbe Treasurer,
where those who have claims against the coeuy
can get their cash. The 1 reasurer is indebted to
the road fund rn tbe -um of tw thousand, nine
hundred an. I thirty-two dollars and tortv-t bree
cents, di 932 43). and to the school fund in the nm
of three thousand, tjne hundred and ninety do!
lars and fifty cents, (53.19 50). for both of which
see tabular statements, showing the rtmoiint due
each township for road parpeses and the amount
uue me several school districts.
Witness cur bands, at Clearfield, this 6th day
of February A. D. 1871
SAMI EL II. PIlAFFNER,
Attest: K4MIKLH IU.DlfA&,
G. B. Uoodlan ler, DAVID BLCK.
Clerk. Commisienert.
Vi'r.. tht nnderstgned. Auditors of tbe county of
Clearfield fn the Commonwealth of Pennsylraaia.
having met at the Court House, in tbe Boiough
of CllarlicIJ, according to law, and haring exam
ined the several accounts and rouchers of Lever
Fiegal, Esq. Treasurer ol raid county, for the
year A. D. 1S70. do report, that we find them as
above stated. Tbe balance in bis bands due tbt
county. appears to be twelve thousand and thirtr
fourdollars and twelre cntt, (512034 12), nhi'le
the bounty fund is indebtel to him in the suai of
thirty-five dollarsand Eftj one cents. ($35 51) He
is indebtel t the road fund ia the sum of two
thousand nine hundred and tbi.-tr two uollars and
forty-tii.-ee eents. (52 932 43). and the school fund
tnree thousand, one blind red and ninety dollars
and fifty ceul..($3.193 50).
In testimony whereof. we hare hereunto set our
hands, at Cie-trfield, this 6th day of Fekruarj, A.
I. 1871. P. A. KOWLt'S,
Attest: J.D. MfLLKR.
G. B. Goodlander, ' 1J. A. WISE
Clerk. Auiitors.
Clearfield. Feb 8, 187l-4t.
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FRENCH KIP,
FRENCH CALF,
$S CO
$ 00
00
L.1U111 KIP,
Sep 21. 1870.
at C. RRATrER'S,
Opposite the Jail.
T) KST AU R ANT. -The well-known "Go 3d!
man Saloon," one square east of the
'Nagle House," oo Front St.. Marietta. P , has
been leased by the undersigned, where be will
keep a first-class -RESTAl'KANT AND CAFE.'
Raftm?n will find it n convenient place to get re
freshmen's when in Marietta. The most Ja.-ti-t-ions
at all times atis5e-i. U. W. 11L.CKKOT HE.
Marietta. Feb '2, '7 1 -.-Imp.
IMPORTED LIQUORS,
ttCH AS
BRANDIES and HOLLAND G.Y5.
PURE OLD GRATE BRANDIES,
PURE OLD CABINET WHISKEYS.
OLD GRAPE WINES.
All the above brands warranted pure and to
excel anrthing In this market for medicinal pur
poses tsEU. S. CiiiBLRN.
March 30.'70-tf. Prop r of Shaw House.
rrlJB. WONDERFUL LINIMENT.
-- This Liniment having been u d, for
some years past as a farrl'y medicine by tbe pro
prietor, and its good effects coming to the notice
of his neighbors, has. at their suggestion, con
sented to manufacture it for tbe benefit of t,he af
flicted everywhere. It is the best remedy for
Catarrh and Uiljious. Chollo, ever offered to the
public; aiid will cure many other disea.-es in the
human body. It is also a sure cure for Pole evil
and Wind-gaits in horses Directions for its use
accompany each bottle. Price. $1 per bottle, or
six bottles f'r $5. Sent to any address by enclos
ing the price to WM. U. WAGONER
Hun! Postoffiee.
Oct. 6, 1869. Clearfield cour ty. Pa.
Co-Partnership in Store.
C. A KorobailgH baring associated with him
in tbe Mercantile business, in Lewisrille, Clear
field county. Mr. C. R. S'cCrackeh. tolicits a con
tinuance of the patronage to generously extended
heretofore
Having just returned frora fh eastern cities
their ttoca embiaces a large and raried assort
ment of Dry Goeds, Groceries. Hardware. Queens
ware, and in fact r.early everything n.-u-ally
kept in a country ttor. which they will tell
at pricet to suit the times.
Country produce taken in ex -hange for good t
C. A. KoROBAUOH.
May 18, "70. tf. C R. McCRACKEN
M'PIIERSON'S
(fbrmerly M'Gaugliey't.)
Restaurant and Ice Cream Saloon,
I2C LEAVY'S NEW BUILDING.
Second St., Clearfield, Pa.
Constantly kept on hand a fin selection ef
Candies, Cigar. Tobacco. Nuts, A.
Also Fresh Oysters, received daily, and
served p in any style, to uit tha
tast ef customers.
A full stock of goods just racoiveJ from th East.
g?F TiVliard Saloon in Second Story.
Dec. 14- 701 W. R M PUERSON.
NEW TIN SHOP!
Fred Sackett,
Manufacturer of
TIN, COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE
(nearly opposite the jail),
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
Also, on band and for 4ale
"The Times'' Cook Stove,
the best in the world.
And an asrortment of PARLOR and SITTING
ROOM STOVES, which will be told cheaper
than they can be purchased at any other
establishment in the county.
ALSO,
ROOFING,' SPOUTING and JOB WORK
done oa reasonable term.
April 6.1 570.
CANNED FRUIT. Canned Plums, Peaches
and eannetl Mrs, U ; for tale at tha Drag
$torf 4- I. SUA.
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mHE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
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euies Scrofula.Syphilit.Skin liseas.Bhu
uatism. Direasea of women, and all CS'rn
i Affections of the Blood, Lirer' and Kid
neys. Recommended by the medical Fac
ulty and many thousands of ear bast citi.
tens.
Read th testimony of Physicians and pa
tients who have used Rosadaltt; tend for
our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book, er AN
tnanae for this year, which We publish for
gratuitous distribution; it will glra job
touch ralnabie information
Vr. R. W. tarr. ot Baltimore, eays",
I take pleasure in recommerdia)' yar
Rosadalis as a very powerful alterative: t
hare seea it used ia two cases with happy
results on in a case of secondary typhilit
in 8ich the patient pronounced himself"
cured after having taken fiva bottles of
your medicine The other is a e of tcrtff
ula of long atanding. which is rapidly im-'
proving under Rs use. and tbe indications'
ar that the patient will toon recover, f
have carefully examined tk formula by
wbich your Rosadalis is made, and find it
an excellent compound ot alterative ingre
dients Dr. Spa-ks. of Nicholasrille. Ky.,tay ne
has used Rosadalis in cases of Scrofula and
Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results
ta a cleaner of the Blosd I know na bat
ter remedy.
Samuel . McFaddeo, Mnrfreesbore.
Tenn , ears :
I barw used serea bcttle of Rosadalis
and am entirely cured of Rheumatism : send
me four bottle, as I witB it for tny brother,
who has scrofulous sore eyes.
Be j jam in Itecbtsl, of Lima. Ohio, writes,
I hare sutlered for twenty years with an in
veterate eruption over my whole body : a
short time sinre I purchased a bottle of R
ftdalis and it effected a perfect curt)
Labratory, 61 Exchange Pise Baltimore
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CLEMENTS. A CO , Proprietor.
Rosadalis is sold by Hartswirk A Irwin and A.
I. Shaw, Cirarfield, 'it. K. Good. Osceola, and by
Druggists general!. April 6.'70-1t
BIGLER, .YOUNG & CO.,
Sucrttfort to Boynfn ir Tung,
Cor. Fourth and Pine Streets,
CLEARFIELD; PA.,
at as ci AOTPtxKs er
STEAM ENGINES,
Mulaj and Circular Saw Mill's,
tiEAD BLOCKS, WATER WD EEL St
SHAFTING. PUL1K1S, BOLTS,
and all kinds of Mill work
STANLEY PA K LOR STOS,
COOK STOVES,
Heating Stofea, Sled Shoes, Plowv
aid eastings of all klaat.
DEALERS IN
Glffardt' Injector, Steam Gauges, Steam Whistle1
Oilers, Tallow Cupt, Oil Cups, Gauge Cls
Air Cocks. Globe Valves, Check Valve.
Wrought Iron Pip. Steam Pomps,
Boiler Feed Pumps, Anti-frietieo
Htalr, Soap Stn Packiag,
0am Packing, .. Ae.;
Dwambor 14. 1S79-BT.
A. Great Medical Disco very !
De. WALKER S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS!
Hundreds of thousands bear testimony US their
nonaenui t-uratire tnects.
WHAT A R E THEY?
THE Y ARE NO T A VILE
FANCY DRINK,
Mad of Poor Rum. Whisker. Proof Spirit, and
Kefus Liquors, doctored . spiced aod sweetened
to please the txste called 'Tonic." "Appatixer,"
-Restorers." lc .tbat lend the tippleron todrunk
enness and ruin, but are a true Medicine mad
from tbe Native Hoots and Herbs of California,
free from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are tha
Sreat Blood Purifier and a Life Giring Piineipl
a perfect Itenorator and Inrigoratorof tbe System
carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring
tn moou to a tieanny conaition n o person eat
take these Bitters according tc direction and re
main long anfrell. provided the btnes are not de
stroyed by mineral poison er other mean beja the
vital organs wasted beyond tbe point of repair;
For Jttfi .wmatoru arid Chronic Rkrmnati.fm
and Gont. Dypfpia cr Iivtirtion . lUCltout He-
mittrnt an J iitertmiUrnt twr. Uinaatm of let
Blood. Ltrrr. Kidnrya and Bliidder. tkf-S Btttttro
hut' hrr.n mo-.tHrcrtl'ui. Such disease are caus
ed by vitiated blood, which is generally produced
toy derangement oi toe uigestir erganff.
Dyspoi tiaor indigestion bendacne. pain in tha
shoulders, coughs tightness of the chest, dizziness.
sour eructations of the stomach, bad taste in tha
mouth, billious attacks, palpitation of th heart.
ii flamination of Ue loi gs. paia in tha regions of
the Kidneys and a hundred other painful rymp'
toms, are th off-priugsof Dyspepsia.
They invigorate th totnjch and stimulate tha
torpid liver aod bowels, which render tbem of
Unequalled efficacy in cleansing tbe blood of all
Impurities. and imparting new life and rigor to
ifce whole system.
Bilious. Remittent and Intermittent Ferert,
which ar so prevalent in th vaileys of our great
rivers throughout tbe United States, eipecially
those of the Mississippi, Missouri. Illinois. Ten
nessee, Alabama. Savannah. Roanoke, James and
many others with their vast tributaries daring
the Summer and Autumn, and remarkabl- so du
ring seast-ns of nnusual heat and drinesj, are in
variably accompanied by extensive derangement
of the stomach and lirer, and other abdominal
riscera, Tber ar always more or less obrtruQ.
tions of th lirer. a weakness and irritable ttat
of the stomach, and great torpor of th bowel,
beiog clogged op with vitiated accumulations, la
their treatment, a purgative. exerting a powerful
influence upon these various organs.is essentially
necessary. Ther is no cathartic for the purpose
qual to Dr. J. Walker' Vinegar Bitters, as they
speedily remove the dark colored viscid matter
with which tbe b iwela are loaded, at th aam
time stimulating tbs secretions of th liver, aod)
generally restoring the hca'tby functions ef tea
digeive organs. Tbe universal popular y mf
this valuable remedy in regions subject ta ala
matic influences, is sufficient evident of its pow
er as a remedy in such cases.
For tkin diseases, eruptions. Utter, salt rhum.
blotches, spots, pimples, pustules, boil, carbun
cles, ring worms, scald-head sor eye.ryiplaa,
itch, scurf, aiecolorationa of the akin, ho mors and
diseases of tbe skin, of whatever nam or natur.
are literally dag bp and carried out of th tyt
tem in a short time by th us of these Biters Una
bottle in such cases will convince th mostincred-,
uloos of their curatire effect.
Cleanse tbe Vitiated Blood whnrer yo final
Its impurities bursting through th tkin in, pim
ples, eruptions er sores ; oleaasw it wh yea find
it obstructed and slavish in the reins ; clean it
when it is foul, and your feeliugs will tall yoa
when. Keep tbe blood par aad.th health of tha
system will follow.
Pin, Tap and other Worms.lurVing in th tra
tern of to many thousands, are effectually destroy
ed aod removed. For fo!! dictions, read care
fully th circular aroand each bottl. printed ia
fcur language English German, French and
Spanish.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. R. H. McfoONALD A
CO., Druggist and Gen, Ag.nts. San Francisco,
Cal , ana 32 and 34 Commerce Street. New York
POLD BY ALL DRliGGIST.i AND DEALERS
December 7, 1870-1 j.
SHEEP PELTS, and all other kind of
0,JJJ Fur Skia,for which cash will be Paid
wanUd br
a u. auiUMtlS.
N ir-.M.TO-Stn.
Claarfiald, Pa.
fTHE highest market prices paid for Sbinrloa
JL by J EHAW A SO.
I TARIED FRUIT, at raed prteo. at
I J May IVM- MO
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