1, 1871.
aftsraan'. Journal.:
CLEARFIELD, PA., MAU.1, .871.
To Ptos. To Insure the safe transmission
of money by mail, patrons should remit by check
-or money-order, or have their letters registered.
A receipt will be enclosed in the first paper after
jho money eomes to hand; - '
Penn' E. B Winter Arrangemerit
A
w.nTPum uefl Tyrone at
9.35 a m.
Arrives at Osceola al :
" Hiilipsburg at
" Clearfield at :
.Mail TrinleT;s Clearfield a' :
Arrives at Philipsburg at
Osceola at : :
Tyrone at :
Lock Haven at
11.15 a.m.
11 40 a. m.
12 40 p.m.
2.40 p m
3 48 p. in.
4 00 p. m.
5.35 p. m
12 25 p. m
Accommodation Tram
Leaves Clearlield at
Arrives at Philipsburg at : :
7.00 A.
: 9 1)0 a. 111
10.00 a. m.
: 12 50 p. m.
: 1 13 p. 01.
10 00 a in.
: 1.03 p.m.
: 2.03 p. m,
3.40 p. in.
" isceoia
" Intersection at
" B.Tyrone at
Coaves East Tyrone at :
Arrives at Intersection at
Osceola at :
Philipsburg at
o.DO p. m
' Close connections made at Tyrone with trains
East and west on me iuaino 1.1110.
JlEMGiors. Divine services will tc held
uVxt Sabbath, in CIear6elJ, as follows:
IU Hev. Hall, in St. Andrew's Episcopal
church, at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday
tchoul at 3 P. M. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
Uy Hev. Butler, in the Presbyterian church,
inrning and eveniug. Sabaath school at
' I P. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7 o'eloi-k.
15y ltev. J. II. M'Cord, in the Methodist
church, mornin? and evening. Sabbath
.-chool at 0 A. M. Prayer meeting, every
Thursday at 71 P. 31. Communion services
First Sabb-ith of every month at 10 A. M.
By Kev. 3Ir. Skinner, in the Baptist
church, morning and evening, alternately.
"Success," by Pomeroy, on Wednesday
evening, 'March' 8th.
Somewhat Annoying to have a liule
-urchin raking around town and rinsing d.ur
hells, in search of county officials.
BitE.VK Up. On Sunday morning last",
there was a general break up ol the ice in
the river, caused by the inciting of the snow
u:i Jer the mil l atmosphere of Friday and
StiturJay previous. At. present tiie river is
clear of ice, although the air is much colder
than it was on Sunday. A Hale fcitow fell
m Monday. .
"The PlI.OKlM." The panorama of
"'The Pilgrim" was on exhibition tliree
nights, in this pl.ice, last vreek. All the
paintings are go'id, and some of them mag
nificent. The attendance, at the tevera!
exhibitions, was unusually huge, perhaps,
from the fact that it was generally under
stood that the proli's were to he divided
' with the Presbyterian Sunday School. The
amount realized oil the occasion has n. t
been stated, but. from the al tendance, ve
presume it mut have been con.-iJeral e.
Everybody should see "The Pilgrim."
Fatal Accident. The follcwi.ig is from
a correspondent at New Washington, lut as
he does not give his name, we cannot vouch
lor the correctness of the statements made :
"It is with pain hat I announce the sud
den death ot oiic ul' our 1110.-.I worthy citi
lens, which oecumd in the fti'lowin inati
.ncr: It appears that lr. Tobias 31 ark,
and a number id f! Iters, were eniragcd in
hauling tiuiLi-r in Bell town.lii). On Timrs
day the Kith iu.-tar:t. (Fehruaiy), Mr. 31.
drove to the top uf the hill and waited un
til, as siippo cd, the "MiuLher" had ta
k,-n his hitch .-eeuvely, when h stmed the
tfaui down the hil! : but theliiti-h hfing in
secure, pulled off the post, and the team
da-hed down the hiil at a fearful rate. throw
ing Mr. 31. auainst a tree and killing him
instantly. 3Ir. 31. was 37 years, 7 months
and 5 days old. and unman red."
We are not in the habit of publishing
communications, when not accompanied y
the writer's name : but the minute particu
lars in the above have Induced us to depart
fi'Mii our rule in this instance, thinking the
writer inadvertently omitted his signature.
!' rrespomients should be particular in giv
in,: th-jir names, not for publication but as
an evidence of the truth of thoirfetaiesiier.fi
- othorwi.-c theireommunieationsarethrown
ftiide. We hope all will remember tins.
T'emii of Col. J. P. Hoover. Below
wo p'lblit-h a notice of the deaili'of Go!,
linvtr, of Franklin, Pa., formerly a resi
dent of Clearfield county. He was well
known to many of our older citizens, and a
luge eirele of ic-laiives still resile in this
v..unty. He at one time represented the
t'leariield district in the S;ate Senate. Col.
II. was tV.i year? of age when he died, ill
was a man highly respected by ail who knew
him, and his loss is deeply iVgretted by the
community in whieh he lived. The follow
ing obituary notice is lYoai the ciiango
(itizrrt :
Vol. James P. Hoover, an old and respect
ed citizen of thi- city, whose name is t'auu!-i-ir
to die old citizens of the county, and of
Wcsteta Pennsylvania. died at his rvsideuea.
in this city, on Saturday morning, Feb. 4;h,
17!. posing away calmly and peace! ally.
Col. Hoover was born in Centre county,
this State, in April 18'J2, and came to Ann
Mronir county, (now Clarion.) and was niar
r;. in l,H-ctti!er, 1S2'., to Elizabeth Clover,
wis-- survives him. He move to this county
IVimary r.'th. 1 ?,, sttid acted as the tir-t
IVn'mnitary of the county, having received
tj.e ijip iintment from Gov. Poller in i'w-i.
The next fall he was elected to th? same of
li.v. In Is 4 he was elected State Senator,
I ei formed the duties devolving upon
him in ::n able manner, gaining increased
popularity with his constituents and tho re
fpect and c nili donee of his fellow members
of the Senate. In ISjI ho was appointed
s Cliector f Tolls at IKdlidavsiurg, by
the Board of Canal Com!uis:-i.nirs, and
Krve 1 in (hat position for five years.
After tin. discovery of oil, Col. Hoover
entered the business, and was the pioneer
oil operator of this section of the oil regions,
the first developments on the Allegheny riv
er being made by him in IS.)1.', m v. hut is
now known as the Hoover Farm, hx ated
to miles below this citv. Since that time
he continued in the oil business until about
a year ago, when his health bjciuie very
delicate.
Having passed a useful and honorable
li.'c. extending over a period. of sixty eight
years. Col. Hoover has passed away. While
living he was honored and respected by men,
and now that he is no more, all will cherish
End honor his memory.
He leaves a wife and five children, three
eons and two daughters, all of whom are
inarried. and a large cirele of relatives and
Irk-uds to mourn his death.
The funeral took place from his late resi
dence, on 3Ionday afternoon. The tinmh
ler.of Myrtle Lodge, No. 31J, A. Y. 31.,
f,f which he was a member, attended the
funeral in a hotly. A large number of citi
zens aho followed hib remains to their last
lttng place.
Come and hear "Brick Pomeroy lecture
on Success, on Wednesday evening," 3iarch
8th, in the Court House,
Akthur's Lady's Home Magazine, is
a high toned and brilliant ladies' compan
ion, combining many excellent and interest
ing, as well as instructive features. It
grows better as it grows older. Price $2 a
year. Address T. S. Arthur & Sons, Phil
adelphia. The Children's Hour is a sprightly lit
tle monthly for the little ones, with numer
ous fine illustrations. The reading matter
is excellent, and is designed for the amuse
ment and instruction of children, and is a
great favorite with them. I'riee $1.25 a
in a , SCI.,
.year. Address i. a. Artnur Jt oous, ruii-
adclphia. ,. ,
Odd Fellows' Celebration. The
members of Magnolia Lodge, No. 602,
Phillipsburg, P.-u, with a goodly number of
members from Clearfield and Osceola Lodges,
celebrated the 22d at Philipsburg. A grand
dress parade, several addresses, and a'sup1
per, constituted the proceedings of the day.
Everything passed off to the entire talis
lactiou of ail who participated.
Lecture by "Brick" Pomeroy, on the
subject of Success, on Wednesday evening,
.March 6th, ls71, in the Court House at
ClesuQdd. The Committee after much ef
fort have succeeded in securing .Mr. Poaie
roy to lecture on the above evening. Wo
feel satisfied from the great popularity of
the man, and the signiGcance of the subject
of the lecture that all who possibly can will
avail themselves of the splendid jiterary
least thus offered. The aged will be remin
ded of incidents in the path of life long
since forgoitcn. Thoe grown to manhood
and in the prime of life will hear golden
words oi instruction by which their future
wiil be made .successful and useful. The
young and rising general ion will Hnd in him
and his teachins the lesson in life which will
guide them to the goal of popularity, hap
piness and honor.
Come and hear him and learn how to
overcome obstacles in life Ktaudiug in the
ptithway of an honest heart and unconijuer
abie wiil to suocess. Nothing partisan or
political will be referred to tut kind words
of advice aiid couu-el to all.
Don't forget the time, Wednesday even-
i -.t V-,,,.n ,, KTI
Xeclected Throat and Luxa Pisea
ses. During the changeable seasons of fall
and winter when Cough.-, and Colds aie so
i prevalent, no person should be without borne
j reliable preparation for their cure. They
should recollect that a neglected Cough or
Cold ireiptcutly terminates in Consumption.
llisxojt's Coaqiovittl Syrup of T:r is the
bes and most reliable uiticSe known for the
cure of Coughs, Col Is, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Asthma. Chronic Catarrhs, and all
di.-ea-.es of the Throat and Lungs. No fam
ily should be uiihoiit it. It is i:o private
"quack" preparation ; on the contrary, it is
prescribed by some of the most eminent
physicians in the coaiYlry. Pace 50 cents.
For sale by Hartswick A; Irwin. Cieai field;
and Druggists everywhere. U'cL. 22-12L
To " HE Trade. I desire to call ths at
tenthm of the trade to my stock of lake fish
having, for the past thirteen yoais, made
this branch of business a speciality. My
stock, at this time, is the largest ever held
in this city, I am prepared to fumi.-h deal
ers, promptly, by the dray or car load, and
have made arrangements for shipping by
the car load, at special rates, from Betroit,
Sas. dus!;y, Huron, Vermillion or Cleveland,
and also from Pittsburgh, t j any poir.it, in
J'onn.sylvauht or Ohio, as shippers -way
with. I would also call th? attention ufdea
lers to :i:y cxten.-ive assortment and stock of
corn brooms, broom corn, and broom mate
rials, a'l of which I can supply fit very low
n.tes. J avis, Co.NNEit, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 35". Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
i CLI. .. Jt.
MARRIED.
On Thursday, Feb. 23, by Rev. H. S.
Butler. Mr. Washington- I. Clki.ky. and
31 ks Sarah A. Albert, bo:h cf Wood
land. I?i Bi idi'port, on Thursday, Feb. 23, T.y
Rev. W. ;. Ferguson, Mr. HiramL. CaLD
WELL, of Curwensville, ar.d MissLbCRtriA
A. i'uitl'ER, ol Pike township.
BRICK FOR SALE. The undersigued
has m a nil I'u ft u red and has now on hand
for sale l.'iftJOOliUICK. whiab lie will tlr';? r
,.n reasonable torurs, in large or fiuall quantitiei,
to suit pmchasera. J. A. ILRPE.
LuthersbBrg. St-ptcinher 14. 1S70 Cm.
rpO WATERMEN. The
undersigned
would
respectfully inform the raftsmen
of ClrarGel'l countv. t!it tie will n?nin. this
SprltiR. open a ItfUUMN-.J HOt'.SE, AT FLL
1'ijN'S DLAb WATl.li. tor tboir accommodation.
Raftsmen will find iHs a pooj pliico to stop, at no
pains will be spared to lut-ke ibein cnnifortuble.
U M,!iei!5 aoal ilrtou 1j is old fiicadi and cuito
tuers Ctirne oic . cute :tl!
i-eli.'; I Stp. WM M JOHN-Kt'.
o PORTER SHAW. IX V. S.
Ojp.-t in MASOyiC IU'ILDIXJ,
Cl-EAHPIELn, I'X.
Put:ini;of the N'AH'l; AL THETIi in a hoalthj.
prosorvaiiva and u-nful cndi:io:i, is made a
Hpteiatty. Piaci a ud m il lormationi common
to the tuouth. jaw and iucicte jiarla are Iruated
an 1 r.irrtetL-d with fair f.icejs
Kxann .:fttioiis Rnd cansait.iTiiins FitLVj
Prices fur parri ti and fail so:? of loeih CCH
Lowtn thntt in 1S7I.
It woul l be well for patients from a tlij'.anee to
let mo know, by ua.l. a few da;3 bifore coining
to the oliioe.
It is very important that children bntwrcn the
tijea of ix and tweivo jcars should haya their
Ueth r.xtvuitT)
Uy At;e-chtsia tte:ii are exiraeteJ wimocr pain.
February li. lS71-tf
n E N T A L C A R !.
17 DR. A. M. HILLS,
Wuuld say to his patienW and the public goner
aMy ihat having dissolved partnership with lr.
Sl.aw.he is now doing the entire work of his offlje
himself, eo that ptiiienU need not fer bein put
under the hands of any other operator.
Having obtained a reduction if the patent oi
the plato material. I am enabled to put up teeth
Mt-t'H ruEAt-EB than formerly I al.-o have l'r.
Stuck's patent process for working Rubber plates,
which makes a much lighter, more elastic and
! stronger plate for the same amount of material.
and polishes tne piate on botu sides, rendering
it much more easily kept clean
Special attention paid to the prese: vntion ol
the natural teeth, and mil work guaranteed en
tirely satisfactory to patient.
Office at the old stand oppesita the Shaw House
Office hours from 8 to 12. a. .. and I to 5. p. u
Patients from a dislanee should notify me a tew
days b. fore hand of their intention to come.
- Always at home unless other notice appear in
i both the c-juuty pap"' (Feb. IsTl-tt.
N E W F I R 3.1 !
The firm of C. Kratier in the Dry Goods and
Provision business will be known hereafter under
the. naine of
KUATZER & LYTLE.
Thanking the publie for pant favors they hope
for a continuance of the same.
Clearfield, Feb. 8, IS71.
N
EW LOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Market Street, nearly opposite the residence of
II. It Swoope, Esq.,
CLEARriKin; Pa.,
Would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Clearfield and vicinitv. that he bas opened a
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, in the building lately
occupied by J. L. Cuttle, as alaw office. and that he
is determined not to be outdone either in quality
of work or prices. Special attention given to the
manufacture of sewed work. French Kip and
Calf Skins, of the host quality, always on band,
liive him a eall. June 24. '64.
SEW GOODS!
FISH AND SAL T.
JAMES CO N N O R ,
WHOLESALE GROCER.,
So. 3S5 LiBKHtr Stheet, Pittsbckoh, Fesx.
LAKE FISH 7.S20 halt barrels Lake Herring,
5.218 quarter barrels do , 1 OSC half barrels No 1
White Fish. 30(1 bait barrels No 1 Pickerel. For
sale by James Cosson. Wholesale Grcctr, Ko. 35j
Liberty Street. Pittsburgh.
BKOOMS 9j0 duzen Brooms, assorted in store
and for sate by Jas Coxnok, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 355 Liberty street. Fob. 8. ;71 -at.
THE GREAT
PRESERVER OF HEALTH!
Perforated
B U KSKLN" UXDERti ABMENTS,
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
A sure cure for Rheumatism.
A preventive of Colds.
For s-ile by
C. KRATZER i: SONS,
Iec 2i. Clearfield, Pa. 3m.
CROCKS! POTS! CROCKS!
Stone and Earthenware, of every description.
Fishers' Patent Airtifiht Self-sealing Fruit Cans.
BUTTER CROCKS WITH LIPS. PICKLE
and APPLE BUTT I'll CROCKS CREAM
AND MILK '.'ROCKS. STEW POTS,
FLOWER POTS. PIE DISHES, and
a good many other things tuo numer
ous to mention, at the
STOXE-WARE POTTERY OF
F. LEITZIXGER,
Corner of Cherry and Third Streets,
CLEAR1TELD, PA,
Aug. 3, '70-tf.
WATCHES AN!) JEWELRY
I would respec'fully announce to citizens o
Clearfield and vicinity, that 1 will open on 'I tiurs
day. Deo 22d in the new room. first door belon
th Mansion House, on Second street, with an en
tire new stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and Jewelry,
of the latest styles and of thn best finish, selected
with rare and I hope good taste. I will have au
assortment front all the latest r.ovelties in jewel
ry suitable for tbo Holidays. Thankful for jour
past liberal patron -130 I hope by strict attention
to biiMnc.s to merit a continuance of the kiltie.
r-IIAIlt JEWELKV ilADli TO OKf'I'.K.
leo. 14. lS7t)-tf S. I. SXYIlKR.
TN THK COURT of Common l'leas of
Clearlield County, I'd. :
JllMlMA I'.kTTKKSCa, y
vs. ',
Jamks Vilson and V
XUOMAK SMITH, I
iC.47 March Torm, 1870
Domestic AltcUnictil.
Garnishee J
The undersigned Trutees, appointed by the
Court of Common Ples of Clearlield County, ac
cording to Act of Assembly, hereby give notice
that thevappointTUFRSDAY, the SIXVI'KSTJl
DAY OF MAltCH. A. 1.. 1S71. at Clearfield Uor
on.h. to receive the proofs of the several credit
ors of the ab-jvc name! James Wilson, aud to dc
tcrmino upon the same, and iiereby require all
porsons holding any stttns of money or other
property due tno said James Wilson, to deliver
the Suuio to the 'l'tiulecs.
nrN'UTSWAK.
D. V. M-t I'UDY,
X. II. ilUKKAY.
Feb. 2. '71. Trus cc.
u s
T IN T I M E !
TflK KEW GOODS AT
A. K.
W R I G II T &
CLE All FIELD. PA.
Having just i etumed from the enstern cities'
wa are now opening a full stocit of seasonable
goods- at our rooms on Second street, to whieh
they respeetfully inviie the atteution ot the pub
lie generally. Our assortment is unsurpassed
in this section, and is being sold very lew for
ctsh. The stock consists in part of
DRY GOODS
of the best quality, such as Prints. Delaines, Alpa
cas. Merinos (iin:hiunf : Muslins, bleached and
nnblear-hcd : DriHrnsrs Tiekincs. cotton and wool
Flannels. Cassimers Ladies' Shawls, Coats, Nn-
bias. Hoods. Hoop skirts. Balmorals, 4c . J call
of wHch will be sold low ron cash. Also, a fine
assortment of the best of
MEMS'
It A R
consisting of Drawers and fhirts, Tlats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, llandkerchieftl oravats, etc.
Also. Raft Rope, Dog Rope. Raltina Angurs
and Axes. Nails and Spikes, Tinware, Lamps and
Lamp wicks and cLimDeys, etc., etc.
Also, Quepnswarr.Glassvrare. Hardwaro.O roce
riej. and spieesof nl! kinds In short, a general
r.ssorlniei.l f.f every r'uins usnally kept in a retail
store, 'ill chrau fur catlt, or approved country
pr nio
Nov.
2-t-inl P-r.ol t.
WRIGHT A SONS,
Trieniiia! Assessment Appeals.
NOTICE is hereby giv.-n that the County Cnm
inissioncrs of .e.irticlil County, v. i:i meet the tax
payers at the folio win;; named places, for the
purpose ot hearing ond determining appeals on
the Triennial Asscvvuient of IS71. Tho hours of
hearing ili be. at each place, between 9 o'clocK,
A M , and 4 o'clock, P. M.
Lumber City, at the pubiid School House, on
Thursday Ma'rou 21.
Fcrjuroa. at tho tlsctien House, on Fiidjy,
Mi roll 3d.
Knox, at the Tttriicy Hill School House .on Sat
urday. March 4th.
Huston, at the public house of Geo. E. ".check
er, on Monday. Mi.rch 6th.
Vnion, at the s.ore house of D. B. Brubakr, on
Tuesday, March 7th.
Brady, at tho public house of Wm. Schwemni,
on Wednesday, .vKrch sth.
tlii'im , at tne house of A. S. Holdeu, on Thurs
day. Mareb 9.h
Perm at bef ublic house of Flynn & Lemon,
on F'riday, Marcn lOih
Curweissviite ani Pike, at the Election House
in Curwensville on Saturday. March 1 1th.
Clearfield and Lawrence, at the Commissioners.'
Office, on Tuesday March 14th.
Notice is therefore horeby given to the Asses
tors of the several boroughs and townships, that
they be present with the Board. -in their respec
tive districts, as well as all persons who may feel
tbeuiKlves aggrieved. A general appeal will 1 3
be d at the Commissioners' Olnce.on the 15th. 16th
and 17th duvs of March. af;er which no appeals
will be held Tbe Assessor is required to five
each taxable a notice ot the amount with which
he is assessed, at least five days before the day of
Appeal.
P. H. SH AFFNFR,
S H H IN' DM AN,
DAVID Bl'Ck.
Commissioners.
Cohu'rs Offici
Clearfield, I'
. Jan. 2 i, 71.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
LEVER FI.EOAL, Esq - Trensurer of the County
of Clearfield, in the Commonwealth of Peso
sylvania. in account wrth funds of said County
from the 3rd day of January, A. D. , 1678, to
the 20th day of January, A. D., 1871
DIBTGB.
To balance due county last settlement, $2,759 49
To amount due from collectors last eei-
lleuaent. County,
To amount due from collectors laft sct-
2:074 7
tlement. State.
72 81
1.44 43
8,512 41
2d.7t'2 Jrl
1.257 70
103 62
To am't due from unseated lands.
To am't ass'd on unseated lands for '70.
To am't ass'd on seated lands lor '"!. co.
To am't ass'd on unse d lands for '70. St.
To am't due from ;o!'rs returns for '7rt.
To additional in Beeearia, LV.I, Huston
and Knot.
42 71
To am't of Prison bonds issuarf. i :
For pureha- e of lot, S,400 06
F or erection of prison. 10,000 00 16,400 00
To fine and costs on Coulters. 13S 00
To ah from Sheriff Howe, for Bennett. 30 80
Toeash from Sanvl Arnold, for Bennett,
To cash from old furnaces,
Toeash from old Pavement,
To cah from old county maps.
To cash from rent of prison lot,
Redemption ol lands, vi
To redemption on Walburn house
and lot, Biady, , 63
To redemption on M'Pherson, 50
J40 00
9 24
23 00
12 00
1)0
To redemption on King,H5 aeres,
ToBr"d"m;Uo onGe.n.U, 20 acs.
To redemption Osceola Coal Co.,
18 75
3 15
90 00
26 90
10 30
54 36
Decatur,
To redemption on Kremer
740
acre. Braay,
T11 r,tuintinn on o-
1097, 66
aciej, lirady , ...
To redemption on Beyers, 100 a-
crea, Beeearia,
T9 redemption oa Trude, 100 -
cres. PiUe. , inn .
To redemption on fcmeal. 100 a
cres, Bradford, ,
To redemption on Bra4y.
cres, Lawrence. .
To redemption on Morgn.6aaej,
Decatur. ' . .....
To redemption on Martin,I00 ae,
1 46
2 25
253 67
Jordan. ,
To am't received as jury ft
To ain't of fines colleetod.
To Com'lth custa refunded,
T'jUl,
36 110
105 00
5 00
399 67
' r7.a2 43
, rwrniTOR
J .'.7 7 2j
-ill 7i
2n oa
S 2i
100 (M!
m j on
loU t'J
H asfesors w t' '""
liy assessors wages tor 1
nissnrs as-is'ains f "
11;
1.
It'v sisuicuts re;. fr Is,u
Dy ."Igriculturat Soci'y,
By Auditors and cierfc,
liy LonaJic Asylum.
By Atuirney's fees, vis :
II . B. Swoope,
John H Orvis,
.1. 15. M'Knally .
T. J. M'Collouch,
V. M. M'Culloush,
T. II Xlurray,
Isrcal Test.
itno 03
100 00
loo 00
125 00
iO '0
i no
a D3
S5
233 50
150
123 76
hO 50
14D
3fi 10
32 63
425
By District Attorney.
By Att'y lor Coii.uiitsicnen, Valtace,
By bridges.
By court crier,
Hy cuit rejtortor.
By constables returns,
Ilv Ci, roners lees.
By census septiennif l expenses,
By Commissioner s CtSca, v:
OtbelloSliivad.
Samuel 11 Shaffner.
Samuel H Hiuviman,
David Buck.
By Clvrt-k. . B. (Jondlauder,
By Court lloute. vis ;
Repairs,
Fuel.
Painting.
Pavement, (new),
Furnaces,
Matting,
Chairs,
:i'19 00
342 all
97 iO
1.039 00
1,000 00
J 1.2513 50
1.0h2 35
ft7 40
Iflil 45
2110 HO
99 00
8,786 63
ROAD. FUND TOR 1870.
LEVEU FLFiAIj. Esq., Treasurer of Clefrrfield county, in tho Commonwealth of Penusylva..
account with the fund's of the several townships iu said county (or A I). 1SS7J.
PKBTOR.
To uncol'd b-il. due tp's last eettl't. 5I,6 611
To cb bal. in Tr's hand last eettl't. 12a SO
To aps am't of tax assessed for 1S7. 8 8a b9
Toadd'l in Beeearia. Bell. Huston 4 Knox, 47 2n
T..... I ,,v.ri,i'i.l in Dccallir 1- rlll, 10 l
Total,
tG.007 10
STS-TEMISNT ROAD FUXD HJ DETAIL.
To bal due To amount .rrrcit J'T
TOWSiurs. January assessed "oU,,t Trea's
1S70. for 1S70. percent
Bee aria,
Bell.
Bloom,
Boggs.
Lradi'orJ,
Brady.
Btirnside,
(best,
Cdiirln,
Decatur,
Fergiisou,
(iirard,
tioshen.
Crab ,m.
tueiich,
Huston,
Jordan,
Kartbaus,
knox.
Lawrence,
Morris,
I'enn,
Pino.
I'liinn.
Woodward,
Total.
:4; 76
S57 3j
273 OS :
2iS 04
2!6 12
951 54 :
313 :tn ;
7-ti 02
610 32
"724 92
104 54 :
727 30
YS3 2
513 5t
itl 42
4C91 90
tit
,4s.t 2
51:' ,'H
$291 41 :
431 31
12.'. H7 :
142 59 :
108 23 !
450 72
159 15
342 75 :
K.)5 9.1
312 31
44 29
356 S-l
32 311 :
226 1 0 ;
192 21 ,
2(179 l6
r,9 St
2.'.9 31
279 70
42 i SU
filA 10
240 75
156 77
.til 10
436 11
SS57 SO
S
i ftfi
79 92
ttti 56
3 '5 60
no
902 OS
17946 H'i
SCHOOL riTND I'OR IS70.
T EVER FLEGAL T.-n.. Treasurer of Clearfield county, in tho Commonweal:h of Penasylvania
....,uu: with the luudsof the several School District iu said couu:y for A. D. 1S79
nenroR.
i. s Tra hands. Jan. :70. Salt M
n-" .. ' " u....;.,i h:.! last settlement. 24.202 22
To ain't ass'd on unseated lands for '70, 11.607 77
Toadd'l in Beeearia, Bell. Huston 4 Knox, 63 0a
To am't overpaid in Boggsi Woodward. 192 3a
Tot.', AHP
STATSIISNT O? SCHOOL, FUND TJ D2T AEC.
To bal lue To alnount
: January : asses-ed .
Aggregate
amount :
TrfWSSHIKS.
1S70.
fur 4870
Beeearia,
Bell,
Bloom,
Bog.s-
Br.idtord,
Brady.
l'-urii?iile,
'Chert.
t'ovins,ton,
Decatur.
Ferguson,
(iirard,
Goshen,
tj rahiitu,
i uclicb,
Huston,
,Jt rd.nl,
Karthaus,
Knox.
Lnwrcnce,
Morris,
Penn,
Pike.
I'nion.
Woodward,
SI 005 l i: $466 25 51512 35 : S'W 16 ,570 34 : SS32 12 . 55 42 fit! 29
1114 5S 646 93 177168: 33 43 7 94: IfluO 00 : 646 96' 83 35
347 12 161 93 : 512 05 10 31 7 '5 2!l 61 lrt4 93 : 37 85
757 50 370 73 : 1135 51 22 73 42 84 : 699 21 370 73 ;
433 60 I 194 81 H 41 l' 00 1.5 43 ; 300 17 I'.'l 81 105 60
1411 (ill : 450 72 1S6I SI 42 31 63 65 1187 30 45.1 72 117 81
fill 51 ' 31S :;0 962 81 7 19 33 550 to Si-S 3d 75 Is
1270 72 : 312 75 : 1622 47 .'W S3 : 17 22 ltlt'0 HO ilii 75 131 It
(isit til 4.5S m i 111.5 .'. : 20 6.j 3 till I KO ; 4S 94 .. 6t CI
ljSH 49 73 15 :. 2341 74 : 46 75 2.71 83 l.-Li 0.) : 753 IS 175 01
106 Oil 88 53 -: 19 5S ; S 18 . 8 54 75 00 S3 lA 9 2-s
9t.5 4.-, 63 8.5 ' 14(19 33 2i 36 - 0t 50J ti . 46.'! 85 : 387 CS
1450 91 496 t-9 1947 90 43 52 25 59 740 00 6 9J tit! 89
1181 II 339 15 1'20 25 5 3 133 00 . 703 60 " 239 15 o 7 71
653 49 "'26 76 0 25 19 60 60 00 326 76 S3 H9
Sd'tl 52 2J7 'ifl ' 5180 30 97 66 ' 2316 4i 2'HH 78 177 41
274 3) lis 92 . 393 25 8 23 21 32 : 209 00 :i 11.8 92 : 4 4 7S
l;t 93 538 62 137 0 56 24 Vo 22 0 5.18 50 . 6:w f.2 : 2! 6 01
fc.!4 55 .. 313 61 12:10 56 25 02 52 50 7 700 00 i 366 PI 57 03
:2'J8 02 : 533 61 ;' l3l 63 38 94 : 13 40 985 62 : 533 61 2-' M
1177 t9 :: 873 00 2050 89 35 S.i 3 1 3 ' 1082 13 : 873 0'J 52 30
538 HO : 96 3ft 635 10 . 16 16 8 13 :: 500 0'1 96 3u : 14 51
557 85 : 203 SO ' 761 65 :i 16 73 37 77 : 419 59 7 203 80 ; 83 78
4-2 72 35! 10 H.'i'i 72 14 48 415 80 . Sal 00 :' 53 24
2021 46 : iio 9 4 : 2773 47 i; 60 64 ; 29(1 25 ' 1H55 65 : 566 94
2471)2 23 11(107 77 li 36577 93 745 13 1245 7H 196R3 45 11713 CHSIM .50
Total.
BOUNTY. FUND FOR 170.
PKBTOB.
LEVER FLEG L. Fsq . Treasurer of Clearfield
County iu account with the Bounty Funds of said
county for the year A. D 1S70:
To bal. due from coil's last settlement, $1,507 45
To am't due from uns d lauds for '6S-9, 8,468 69
To am't due from coJl's returns, - 111 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 Beeearia, Jie-ll, Huston
and Knox. 22 84
To balance due Treasurer Jan. 1S71. 3a 51
Total, ff8jy
STATEMENT
To -rrrate am t of bounty bonds
issued, S-.70.335 00
By a-grc-ate ra't redeemed to Janua
ry 1870. S229892 10
Dy aggregate amount redeemed du
ring 1870, 14.277 90
By aggregate amount unredeemed
January lo71, 19,165 00 270,33-i00
OF CLEARFIELD CO. FOR 1S70.
By Commonwealth costs, vix:
Com. vs. Anderson,
Sla 61
29 10
22 !H
17 76
60 66
35 17
8 90
9 42
7 97
59 93
111 63
Com. vs. Agler,
Com. vs. Brady,
Com. vs. Coulter.
Com. Ts (Joodlauder,
Com. e. Henry,
Com. vs. HunC
Com. ts Jones,
Com. vs. Linafelt,
Com. vs. McCartney,
Com. vi Boss
-Com. vs. Harder and Xlueius,
Com. s. Siiiipeon.
Cfciu. vs. V, i,onr,
Misc'jllaneona.
By election expenses for 1S78,
By inquest foes.
By interest on bonds,
By janitors wages.
By jurors wages, vis :
154 75
75 71
9 K6
14 05
796 74
b7S 91
103 59
27 64
160 04
dranu,
Travis,
7Sl 40
3,124 94
4.206 34
124 00
48 09
70 P0
45 75
By boarding jcrors i capital csst)S,
By justices fees.
By jury commisbioners and clerk,
By miscellaneous,
By county prison, (oldj, via :
Repairs. 5205 3J
Phyiieians and medicine. 100 Oil
Clothing & washing for piijr's.l 2 31
Fuel, 150 57
By county prison, (new), via :
Am't paid Architect, "0
Atu t paid tor stone. 1.126 75
m't pd priut'g jspeeif-JatiouJ, 32 75
By Penitentiary.
By printing, vixt
S J. ltow. 231 00
(1. B. (ioodlander. al
By Prothouotnry's fees.
By postage aud telegrams,
By refunds.
By removing obstructions iu river,
By road damages, i'
By road views.
By records, vix :
Protbonotary's ofluce 91 25
Register an I Uecordor's office, 40 00
Commissioner's office, 16 UJ
'By Indexing records.
By registry law expenses, tu :
Amount p.iid registers, 572 00
Am't paid for blanks & priut'g 144 00
By stationery
By Sta'e road, (Karthaus).
By Fox. Wild-cat A Wolf scalps.
By am't paid Superintendent of Com
mon -chools. as per act of April. ISi7,
for incidental expenses of Teacher'
Ir.s:itute f ir liTtl,
By Slicritr.i fees tor 1S70,
hy tipstaves,
By prison iot bonds cnrel'cd, l..i?3 08
58 25
1.659 50
ii o4
736 00
3S2 05
44 90
15 fcS
233 5
215 l'
279 90
152 25
5SJ 00
716 0
116 17
99 no
133 2 J
75 5')
1.3 19 40
2H 9-
11.511 O
4.9'"t0 00
l.-u C'
852 41
il prison Imilliii' b-juds iC.l'Oii tJ
Hy prison lot bo:,Js rjiieem.l.
By prison lot coupons redeemed.
Hy am't due from uuset-t-l l;imt fcr 70.
By am't due O room. l.ih,cer J; Co,'6s), 4 S2
Uy txonerutiutis te coU ' du oounty, 1,-I3 2 !
By axoncraiions to coil's on state. 47 12
By exonerations to individuals. 9" 61
By abatement allowed tax payers on co , 25 74
By abatement allowed tax payorsou State 51 24
By State Treasurers receipt. 1,200 0 1
By am't due from collectors returns, Ju-'t 82
By exonerations on unseated lauds. 44S 45
By exonerations on lands sold to county. 124 IS
By cost of advertiinj; and deeds to oiuuty, l' U7
By overcharge in Burnuide duplicate.
i::o no
liy Tre.i s per cent, on SI7.O40 00 ut ;i,
By 'i'rta'e per cent, on SI I 4nl 00 at 3.
By Trea's percent, on i'22. 11 4itat 1 i,
By balance due county by Trcas i ical,
fc77 on
312 03
3.10 46
12.0J4 22
Tetal,
S!i",'J92 43
PBOBABLE ORDISAltY EXPENSES FOP. 1371.
To estimated ordinary exji's for '71. $25,350 00
To exonerations to coll s A uns d lands, 1.2i7 51)
To abuteuient allowed tax payers. I,fl2) 00
To collectors uud lieas J er cciitno, B20 01
Total.
25.4'7 50
By am't due from unsaatei lands.
By am't due from collectors returns,
By deticicaey for 1S71.
Total,
5a 51 2 41
s2
19 SI 27
S2S.45; 0
CRRDITUB.
By ensh b:1 1. in Troas. bauds. Jan. 7
By am't of uncollected taxes.
By county Ireasurar's per centnga,
exonet alions on uuea-'ed l inus,
By Supervisors orders rodocnied,
Total.
I,
S2 932
IS .905
.'.12 in
ers 77
12 9S3 65
?iXn7i7 K)
By ex'rs By Sup'rs ; By auiou't By cash in
on uns d orders re
Lands. . deemed .
u ncollect-
Treas'rs
ed.
Lauds
SSril 07 16 43 77 56 .; 422 OS : S3I6 37 fc $31 69
121H 49 ! 25 73 : 6 12 7W3 00 : 439 II - 32 53
400' 55 ! 8 21 ' 5 65 214 0(1 12o S7 45 r2
400 63 ' 7 74 16 4S ': 32 142 59 27 'JO
321 35 ': 6 4S : II 53 :. 103 92 llW 23 l 34 14
14112 25 2S 55 42 53 '. Silo oil : 450 72 SO 49
477 45 ! 55 1S7 61 ii 1j9 15 :; 121 09
D-7 77 22 33 - 49 75 : 395 (10 342 74 277 S2
916 31 : is :!1 : 2 06 : 460 00 :; 30:. t ; uj iJ5
1067 2" 21 75 ' 125 82 a.SS Ot) 342 31 j
MS 83 : 3 13 -r 15 26 4S !; 44 -2t :: 10 47
104 11 21 61 " 15 42 403 15 s 356 HI : 2S7 12
1165 46 23 50 : 13 91 : 3.55.00 :; 3S2 30 390 j
7:i9 64 15 40 ! 60 00 3.2 45 :! a26 in a5
576 63 i II 53 320 00 i- 192 21 : 41 89
612 92 i 122 77 632 41 2092 02 ; 334 65
IS9 OH 3 90 ; 12 54 SI 00 :! 69 SI :, 32 CO
753 13 14 al " 13 44 358 61 ;; 2i9 31 97 26
8ii 4S 15 58 85 00 64 12 ; 281 ?J ' 4 6s
12S9 75 : 25 C9 7 44 769 96 ; 426 89 : Z4 57
1405 i'2 ii 41 '. 5 2t 3-0 0(1 - 65 10 - 352 27
672 .11 9 91 5 I'O 3IS CO r 240 75
4ii 37 : 9 17 20 16 42 76 ; 1j6 77 233 51
101(1 70 ' 20 69 4711 00 i 357 10 ; 19S 91
133S 19 : 27 Otf 131 94 712 66 : 34 II : 30 42
2.5996 95 512 19 ' 673 77 12ts3 65 : J3Ui 06 "! 2932 43
I " CREDITHR.
By cash bal. in Treas. hand
, Jan. VI,
S3.1M0 50
11.713 u6
By am't of amolfected tax.
By am't of District Treas. receipts.
19 6S3 45
1.245 79
745 13
S36.577 93
By exoneratioas on unseated lands.
By county Treasuier's per ceutage,
Total,
By
By exr s
on L. ts.
Lands.
By Cash
paid Dist.
Treasury.
Trea's
per cent
By am't
uncnllee'd
By Cash
on hand
carritToa.
By am't daeTrras. !--- .eIt:orDal. "2S 73
By am't due from uns'd l;m.'.s for 1S70 4.2.6 li
Bv am't due from lirooiu. Lilnncr A Ca, 17 46
P-y ttbatemtnts allowed ludividua's,
By exonerations allowed colle 'tors.
Bv exonerations on land sold to county,
By Treas. per cent on $9,765 93 at 2
By Treas per cent on $8,030 95 at 5
Bv exonerations on unseated lands.
491 55
570 44
6;i u7
195 32
401 55
255 57
591 65
By exonerations granted to individuals.
By amount ot oonus reaeeinea.
By amount of coupons redeemed.
Total,
14.277 90
2.890 25
$2455864
IX DETAIL.
To amouut of Bonds over due, $1,900 CO
To ami due July 1871. ft 765 00
To am't due January 1372. 3 600 03 8,3a5 Oft
Total am't redeemable during'71. 10,265 00
Total am't redeema'e July '72. 12 900 00
Total am'Vedeema'e July '73, 1,500 t)0
Total am't redeema'e July '75. 1.500 00 I5.90t Oil
Total am't unredeemed Jan 1371, 26.165 00
- . -- . llEaOL'RCEa.
To am't due from unseated lands.
To am't due lrom collectors returns,
To bal. doe Treas. Jan 1S7I.
To deficiency to be raised by taxation.
$4 256 15
111 0 ,
35 il j
756 44 j
' -4
By bonds red'ble during '7I.$.0 ij 00 , .
By interest on unrcd b.nds 1 arty 70
By exon ad Treas percent. 425 00
S 127259 70 $12,259 0
CERTIFICATES.
Wk tm nnfl nrtii (nnrl Pnm m i innir nf tKa
v m . . j w a viuaiaibiU) au vi v j v au ui a wai v vs.
Pennsylvania, having met according to law, and
having examined the several accounts and vouch
ers of Lever Flegal, Ls , Tioasurer of said ooun
ty for the year A. D.. Is70, do certify. that we find
tb-m a set forth in the foregoing slatouiunt
W'e find the amount due rite county from him to
6e t wclve thousand and tfcirty-four dollars and
twelve cents. (S'2.134 12) The iim'.utit doe from
uhseatel lands (or ciutity purposes is ei-ht thna
sand. five hundred and tweive dollars and forty
one ceuts,(iS 512 41). and tor bounty purposed four
.thousand, two hundred and n;'ty-six duhars end
fifteen cents. (? I. 2j6 Ioj
'I be aggregata amount of Bounty Bonds still
unredeemed is twenty six lh'iui:iini, one hundred
and sixty-rive dullars. ($23,165 90). The amount
redeemable during- the year, ten thousand, two
hundred and sixty five de!:a-. (S10 2-55 tili). The
itounry Fund is indebted to the Treasurer in "he
sum of Ibirty-five dol!-rs and Lay one cents,
(35 51). We have no' outstanding taxe to re
port this your. The chai.ge in tbe uioue of col
lecting seems to work admirably iu ibis rjartioubir.
Tbe inutey is all in the hauds of thu 1'rcasurer.
where those who have cljiius against tbe cuuuty
can get their cash The t reasurer ts iuiet:c 1 Jo
the road fund in tho .-am of two thousiu.i nii.e
hundred and tbirty-two dollars and lorty-t Lie
cents. ( ?2 932 43). and to the .school fund in the sum
of three thousand, one hundred and ninety doi
larsand fifty cents. (3 19u 50). for both of which
see tubular statements, thowinj the amount due
each township for road purposes and the amount
due the several school ditlricts.
Witness our hands, at ClearSc!J, this CiU day
of February, A. D. In7l
pAMTEL II. SIIAFFNElt,
Altest: 8 4.MCEL H. HIND.MAJ,,
O. B. Uood'ander. DAVID ULCK.
Cierk Commis. ieuers.
We. the uudersigncd. Aitditurs of thu county of
Clearno'd in tbe Oommor, wealth of Peuusyivania.
having met at the Court House, in tbe boiouga
of Cltartield, according to law. and having exum
ined the several aceouuls and vouchers uf Lever
Flegal, Esq. Treasurer ot said county, far the
year A. D. !7ti. do ret ort that we Uud them as
above stated. The balance in his bands due the
county .appears to be twelve thousand and thirty
four dollars ctiiJ t wclve ct nts. (5 1 2.0.I4 12). while
tiie bonrity i"urd is lnil.-bie I to uim in the sum of
th'iity-fivo doiljrsauJ Ct'ty-oiieccDt-t (555l) Hi i
is indebted to tbe ro?d ixw i-i tho iu:n oi' two i
thousniid.nino hun ire 1 r.r.d tuirty-t,ro oliurs nhi :
t'irty-three cents. (52 932 i t; and the sehuol fund
three thiiu.-.iii.l oik-hundicd aud u:ney u-jiirs
a:id fifty cent-, (3. 190 5tt).
In testimony whereof we h:ire hereunto set our
hands, at Clearfield, this o.ii day ot Fet ru n , A .
D. 1871
P. A i;ilV!,r:
Attest ;
G. B. Gocdlander,
Clerk.
Clearfield Feb 8. 1371-!t.
J. D MILLKK.
D. A. 5VbU
Auditors,
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B
FKKNCH KIP,
FllKNCH CALF,
$6 00
b 09
5 06
LllillT KIP,
at C. ICilATZEiV;--.
Opposite the Jail.
Sep. 21. Io70.
T KST AU R ANT.-Tlie well-k uo w n ' 'Goad;
iu;m 8a!()(iii," one hqunre cast of tin"
Xagte House." on Front St.. Marietta. Pa , h::
been leased by the utiilrined. where he will
keen a first-class - itESTACK 4 NT AND CAFE.'
tvat'ttuen will find il a convenient placets gut re
treshments when in Marietta. Tbe most fastid
ious at all times -Juti'sied. li. W. HLi-'KllUTHE.
Marietta. Feb 2,'71-3inp.
LMFORTEI) LIQU0KS,
SCCH AS
BR Ay DIES nnil HOLLA MD GIXS.
1' URE Ofn GRAPE li R A.DI ES,
PURE OLD CAUIXET WHISKEYS.
OLD GRAPE WI.VES.
All the above brands warranted pure and to
excel anythiug in this m-'irkcr for medicinal pur
pof in (ii'.O. X. COLBL'KX.
March 36. '70-tf. Ptup r of Shaw House.
rplIE WOXDKItFfJIs LIXIMKNT.
This I,iiiiiuei,t having Locn tiS' 1, lur
some years pRrt.a.i a fami'y nieuicine by the pro
prietor, and its good effects cirmiug to'the notice
of his neighbors, has. at their 6ii!?ostion. eon
sented toiuanufncture it for tbo benefit of tho af
flicted every whore. It is the best remedy fnr
Ca arrh au l i'.Mlinus Chuiie. ever efiored to the
public; and will cure many oilier diseases in tho
human body. It is alv a sure cure for Pole evil
and V iud-g.ills in horses Directions for its use
accompany eacdi bottie. Prieo. SI per bottie. r
six bolilcs for 55. Cent to art add rem bv enclos
ing la price to VM il" W.VV'XKR
JIurd Po.-tfii-e,
Oct 6. 18!',9. Cli-arfielt eon, ty. Pa.
Co-Part jicrshi in Store.
C. A Borobangh having associated with him
in the Mercantile busitiess. iu Lcwisville, Clear
field county. Mr. C. R. McCracken, solicits a con
tinuance of the patronage so generously extended
heretofore
Having just returned from the eastern cities
their K'Cti eiubi aces a largo and varied assort
ment of Dry Gocds, Groceries, Hardware. Queens
ware, and in fact rietrrly everything u.a
nlly kept in a country store, v. bich they will soil
at prices to suit the times.
Country producu taken in exchange for crond s
C. A. KOROIlAl'iiH.
May IS. "70. tf. C R MrCft ACKES
M'PHERSON'S
(formerly M Gaughey's.)
itestaurant and Crcatn SIuon,
IX LEAVY'S EW BLILDIXt),
Second St., Clearfield, Fa.
Ccn.-.an'iy kept cn Lr.r.d a Hr. ae'ec'uu of
Cardies. Cigars. Tobarco. Nuts. Ae.
Also Ircsh Oysters, received daily, i.r.d
ccrrcd ip in ar.y style, to suit the
t.-e of customers.
A full stock of go-ids ju.t revived fro:n the "ait.
7.filiirl iitxluon in SconJ Story.
Dec. I ;-'7o.
v.'. R M PilKltOX.
S H 0
n pi
1 j Vi
1 i li
Ynr.D Sack err,
Manufacturer of
TLX, COPPER and SHEET IROX ITAllL
(nearly opposite tbe jiil),
MARKET STREET, CLEAtlFIELD, PA.
f Iso, on hand and for sale
"The Times" Cook Stove,
the best in the world,
And an asrottment of PARLOR and SITTING
ll'JOM f-i'OVES, which will be aold cheaper
tuau'theycan be pnrrtasod at any other
establishment in tuo county.
ALSO,
ROQFIXG, SrOUTIXG and JOB WORK
j done on reasonable terms.
J April 6, 170.
' "ANXED FRI'lT. Canned Plums, Peachee
J and canned ccrn, etc .for sale at the Drug
i Store of A. I.fcHAW.
R O SADALIS
rpHE Oft EAT AMERICAN HEALTH
X RESTORER, purine tie blood and
O- cum .Scrofula. .-yphiiis.. skin Diseases. Kheu
inarism. Diseases uf women and, all Chron
ie Afiection of the Blood, Liver' and Kid
ney. Recommended by the medical F'ac
. uity and rcrij lhoueaads of our beat citi
eue.
J'ead the testimony of Physicians and pa-
Stienrs who have useJ ltosadalis; send for
our Uoeadalis Guide U- Uealth Book, or Al
hanae for this year, which we pi blish for
gmtuiious distributiun; it will .gire you
much valuable information
Dr. K. W. Carr, ol Haltiaiorei. says :
I take pleasure in recominei ding your
Rosadalis as a very powerfal alterativ. 1
have seen it used In two e.ises with happy
results one in a case of secondary yphiii
in which lb patient pronounced himself
cured alter having taken five bottles of
your medicine .The other is a case of scrof
ula of lolig Ftanding. whieh is rapidly im
proving under its ue, and the iudioationa
are that ih patient will shod recover L
have careful'y exsinioel fLe formula ly
which' your Stosadalirt is made, and find it
au excellent compound ot aUerative ingre
dients It. r'pa-k. of Nicholas-ville. Ry..sayshe
hns u.d hos.idalis it. cases cf Scrofula and
rJecoiidnry Syphilis with satisfactory reseii
as a cleaner of the Bload 1 know no bet
ter remedy.
Samuel . McFadden, Murfreeobwro',
Tenn , snys :
1 bae usedasevn bottles, of Rosadalis.
and am er.ri rely cured of Rh-euiatinn ; end
me four bottles, aa I wi.-h U Tor ey beotter,
who ha? scrofulous or eyes.
J'o-.junin Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio, writes,
I have surlercd for twenty years with an in
veterate eruption over my whole body ; a
short tiino since 1 purchased a bottle of Ku
ajiis and it eft'eeied ft jierfect cure
Labratory, CI Exchange Place, Baltimore.
A
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CLEMENTS, 4 CO , Proprietors.
Knsaialis is sold by Hartswick & Irwin and A.
t. Shaw. Cleaifie'id. D. U. Good, Osceola, and by
Di:ij4-ists generally. (Auril 6.'70-lv
BIGLER, .YOUNG & CO.,
(Successors to Boyuleii c- YtitHg'ft
Cor. Fourth and Pine Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
aiM.iacri.ULRs or
STEAM liXGIXES,
Mitlay a:id Circular Saw Mills,
HEAD BLOCKS, WATKli WHEELS.
EUAFTING. PULl ES, BOLTS,
Sriiil ull kirals of Mil! work.
STANLEY PARLOli STOVES,
COOK STOVES,
Ileiting Stove3, Sled Siiocs, Plcws,
and oastings of all kind.
IVKAI.ETIS IX
'iiffsfis' Injector, leam Gauges, Steaai Whietlul
Oilers, Tallow Cuts Oil Cups, Gauge Cooks,
Air Cocks. Globe Valves, Cheek Valves,
W roujrht Iron Pipe, bteam Pump.
Laiter Feed Puxn.s, Anti fri."o
llet:il.", osp Stone Packia;,
6um Packing, Ac. are.,
Deceu-I er 14. lS70-f.
A Great Medical Discovery !
Te. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS!
Hundreds of thous ands bear "teAitaony t thir
Wonderful Cu-rniive KUt-cU.
W II A T A II E THEY!
THEY A (i E XO T A VILE
FANCY D II I N K,
Mae of t'oor Ru'u. Whiskey Proof Spirits, and
ltcf-ise Liquors, doctored, npiccd aud sweetened
to please toe rtsie. called -Tonics,'1 ppetiiers.'
-Kestorers '' &a .that lead the tipplron todrank
.'in. ess aud ruin, bat ate a true Mcdioine made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California,
free fioiu all Alcoholic Stimulant. They are the
ireat lltood Purifier and a Lit'o t! ivinir Plinciple
a perfect iteuovalor and luvignratorof the fytem
c.rr.ving off ail poisoiiu'is matter aud restoring
tiie blo-d to a hua'.hy oondition No person can
take tbeso Uiitors acorJin t;- diroction and re
main iof. unaeil. provided the b;nes are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other means and tbe
vitnl orpsns wasted Iwyood the point of repair.
For luff mnituiy avi Chrimic Rhrtmntim
ait't liot l)iipptu r In titration, lliltuius Re
mittcMt and littrrmiltrut Frrm. f)iaw.i nf t"
li'uoil. Ltrcr. Kidney ut4,l Rhvldrr. t'trse Bitters
hav lirfi; nto.t ttirti's Oil . Such diseases are eaus
f d by Titiated blood- whieh Is genera liy productd
by derangement of the digestive orsrats.
Dyspo sia or Indigcstiou hc-ulnehe. pain in tbe
shoulders. onugb6 righiaeesof tbe chest, etiasiness,
sour eructations of the stomach bad tastelo the
m uth, biilious attaeks. palpitation of the heart.
ii-Caicmation of the lungs, pain In the regions of
the Kidneys and a hundred other paintul symp
toms, are the off pringsof Dyspepsia
'1 hey invigorate the stomach and srirmilate the
torpid liver nnd bowels, whi-h render tlietn of
uueiiu illed efficacy in cleansing the bleod of all
tu. purities, and imparling coa life and vigor to
ifcc whole .3 sua.
lliiius. Remittent anJ Intrrmittot Fevers.
I nhich are so prevalent in the. valleys of our great
rivers tUrouhout tho I nited State's, cipecially
those of the Mtssia-ippi, Missurt. ltiiuois, feu-ne3.-ee.
Atubaaia. t-HVi.iinah. Kiwinoke, James ai:d
iuuuy others wilh their va.t tributaries, during
tho Summer arid Autumn, and remtfrk.ibl souw
riiig seas' lis of unu-ual beat and Jr;, ues. are ia-
. ' " r ? - . r. .-
of the stomach and liver, aud other abd'Uiiual
j Vi.ccra. There are'always more or less obstruc
rii.ns of the liver, a weakness and ir.ilable state
of tne stoui'iirh. and great torpCr of tbe bowels.
1 being eloged up witii vi.i ilel a-.--uruulations. In
their treatment, a purgative. exerting a powerful
j it.fluctsce upon these various orgnms.i essentially
j necessary 1 here is no eurluir.'ic for the purioe
1 eoiat to Dr .1 VVa'Ker's Vit:ej:;ir Hitlers, us they
j sj e-li'y r-cttif tlic clr.rU colored viscid muites
j with v,ii'.h tSo b ivcls are loaded, at the same,
i t;rne tti:nul:itiii2 the secretions of tho liver. aul
' pfccra'ly r-tu.-i:ig f'.e bea'itiy funrtirms of the
! directive orj;ar' 'I be onivorsai vPu'ar 7 01
j this vatn ible renieJy in reirior.s juVjo't to mias-
Trnic intiiicT.crs. is sutii.Men: etideneo of its pow-,
j er a ren.ciy iu stih c ic.
For skio cis-ser. crupti air., ttiler. salt fVuita.
bli.:cbes, pnts pimple. putuies, hKils. oarbun-,
j nrs. ring worm. :all.v:ead.sre eyej.erysipela,
ieb, st?aif. 'li-col.iratr.c of tiie skin., humor ard
! d:ra?s of the fk.r., uf whatever ;.arue nature.
I :.re literally d'. up ai;d oari.i out gf the sys
! feu fn a ibcrut i.oe by the u.-e t.f th. e Ititers "r e
i bnttie ii pe..f, casis v?i!l cnviijco the rii'jst iacred
' ulous of leir curl.lie tfiVt.
I Cleanse the Viti-toi li'ooj whepcrnr you find
tt.s impurities ruriUt through the skin in iiw
pits, oiut tions ar s..re, ; c'.eiin'o it hen you hud
it obtriic4 ind .lucish io Ihe veins : eleunse it
when i; i, fol. and your feetiuKa w.il tell you
whea. Keep tbe blood pure ur.d tbe he.vlrk ol the
syAteui will foltuW
Pin. Tape and other Wi.nas.taeing in the sys
tem of so aianv thoasaa s. are eflectuuily destroy
ed and removed- Ki.r full di.oetioiis, read eare
fu'lv the circular around each bottle, printed in
four lnuaes English, Get man, French asd
pnnii-h. -
j. W Al.KElt. Proprietor. K U. MVIN'ALD A
C"., Drugiisu and (ten. Agent.', aa Francisco,
Cal .and 'Al and 1 tomnifros t.et. New YtW.
FOLD HY ALL PHCUiUST AN'U DEALER3.
Decern oer 7, la7'J-Iy.
- AA-i SHEEP PELTS, and all other kind of
j j)U''i Fur tkias.lor which rash will be paid.
win(al bv X L. KhifcJMf.!..
N -v.30,'70 3m. Clearfield, Pa. .
fllllK highest market prices pai.lf.-r 8hin-lo
bv
J tllAW k S02i.
i I -vKIED FBl'IT, at rsiuaed prices at
t XJ May 13, oy.
JPJScOP'S,