kff$man aurnaf, QhaxMb, "ga., llai; 24, 1871.
SUftsmnn'js journal
CLEARFIELD, PA., MAY 21, 1871.
To Piteous. To insure the safe traotmissfon
t money by mail, patrons should remit by check
r money-order, or have their letters registered.
A receipt will be enclosed in the first paper after
he money comes to hand:
.'' inserted under thr heading of ' Special
locals'' at li rents a Uni for first insertion ; and
b etnts a line for each tnhseqaent insertion.
Clearfield E. E. Summer Arrangement.
Eipsi leares Clearfield a ; : : " a m.
Bigler t : : : : 4-2 a. m.
' Philipsburg at : : 6 03 a.m.
Osceola at : : : : 8 20 a. m.
" Sandy Ridge at : : 8. .15 a. m
" - Intersection at : : 7.27 a. m.
Arrrives at Tyrone at : : 7.40 a. m
Xxraass leares Tyrone at : : : 6.50 p m.
" Intersection at ' : 7 03 p. m.
" Sandy Kidge at : : 7 i2 p. m.
" Osceola at : : : 8. !" p. m.
" 1'hilipsburg at . : 8.30 p.m.
Bigler at : : : : 8 .SS p. tn.
Arrives at Clearfield at : : : 9 30 p.m.
Mali, leares Tyrone at : : : : S 30 a m.
- " Intersection at : : 8 43 a.m.
' " Sandy Ridge at : : 9 32 n. tn.
" Osceola at : : : 9.5U a., m.
" Pbilipsburg at : : 10 10 v in
" Bigler at : . : : 10 3-tam.
Arrives at Clearfield at : : 11. 10 a in.
Mail leares Clearfield, at : r : 3 on p m.
" Hitler at : : : : 3 29 p. m.
- Philipsburg at ; : 4 03 p.m.
Osceola at : : ; : 4 2 p. m.
" " Sandy K-dge : : : 4.33 p. m
I r.teri-ection at : : 5.27 p. in.
Arrives at Tyrone at : : : : 5 40 p.m.
Clearfield Mail Sonth connects wi'h Cincinnati
Express Last, and Mail West, on Main Line, also
.ill, ,!-. r.M I-'ni-Im Fri.r., I fnrl.nk Ha.
veu. aid point." West of Lock Haven. Clearfield j pa?. of choice literary matter, be.-ides many
Mail North connects from Cincinnati Ex.re j ol,er osccU,t feature.. $3 a vear. Ad
Wast, and i1ar.-1sbr.r3 Accommodation hast, on -
Main I i-ie. dress 0. 1. Jhiy'or, 301 Canal Street, J. 1.
Clearfield Express South conreets With Harris-
burg Accommodation East, and Luteal Pasenger 1
West, for A 1 loon, and lloliidaysburg limi.th ;
a'so with Bald Eajjte Mail East fur Lock llavan j
and Williamsport. North connects from .Mail j
West, -nd Cincinnaii I.xpress Eait, also from 1
Bald i.ale Mail West.
Kelioiocs. Divine services will Le held
next Sabbath, in L'learGelJ, as follows:
Uy llev. Hall, in St. An Irew's Kpiscopal
chinch, at 11 A. M. and 7 i. M. Sunday
choi.l at 3 l M. Prayer meeting every 1
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
liy itev. Lutler,iii the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening. Saba.uh school at
3 P. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
TPninsf at 7 oVloi k.
By Uev. J. II. 31 Tor J, in the Methodist
church, mr,?,ing a:;.l cveriing. Sabbath
. school at 0 A. 31. Prayer meeting, every
Thursday at 7 i P. M. Cimsiiiuninu services
i'irt Sabbath of every month fit 10 A. 31.
By Rev. Mr. Skinticr, in the Baptist
' church, morninr and evening, alternately.
Wanted a pirl to "do general houseWo'ik.
Apply at this office.
Mb Boynton is having his residence,
and the building occupied by the First Na
tional Bank painted a lit: 'it drab color, which
adds mu :h to th"ir ircrral neatness.
Two A P - A IIAI F cents a pound for beef,
is considered exorbitant in Texas. Wonder
what those Texas c!iaps vrjuhl da if they
came to Cle.-rfield? Twenty two cr.nta or
starve ?
M 1 ,r, .11 t . ! l- .
.'U. J.L.1. llil llil'l liil UUUUll!'
removed from his lot on .Market street,
where hi will ai onco proceed to erect a two
story brick the lower floor to be occupied
by 3Jr. (r. as a Postotlioe, and Book and
Stationery store.
OcurnrF.M), C3pt. I). 3!c(!aughey, has
just refilled and repainted bis restaurant,
. which adds greatly to its appearance and
convenience. The ladies' saloon is on the
second floor, and is reached by a aeparate
entrance from the street.
To Ci.f.an Tinwarf. An exchange says:
The best tiling for cleaning tinware is com
mon so la. Dampen with a cloth and dip
r ... . 1 . . l. . ... . : ! 1. .. i'. ,.
,.
winch wipe dry. Any blackened or duty ! ,
ware can be made to look a- well as new.
Gamxo i.de. -This highly .;.' I
organization was in. attcr.d.ta.v, iti full fot'c, !
at the 31. E. Chureh. on S.n.day T-vei.ii.g .
lat. Constable M'Clel'an's present e ji
mneii needed 0:1 the occasion. Ti.o disper
ifn of the "Brigado" would le a great.
Cfiveuienee to a!! le-pcetaole church goers, j
T t t 1 1 !
Look at This Bn ipr men should j
, , , , ... . , ,
noi seii'i t ieurr or uni Hiii'.oiii. pi.iv.uu
Headings upon lliem. uen headings are
excellent adv.jrti-".Muenfs. and c".-L but a slight
ndvanci; npoir the plain p::pr. We Hie
lncpare.1 to print a':i s'H-h stationery at re i
honnMe rates : .id do the work in t!.o very
best style.
Wr. ,:,Ti.-!:ii, th.jorher tit;-, a vry ni -e
lookii: ":i"' driving sip "Isrkot riieet.nn 1,
ui'on iniiiry fwin-i it bel'jn;::.-,d o'ir voung
fiicnd Al. Southard, to be ue l in del'1 er
i:ig Sewir; ,Mohinjs having uk- n ;ne
nr-v for the (r-ver it Baker majhino f'-r
tliist A', is a good" f'-'k'-.T aad ".va ,
wi-.li him sueo.i.s.
A COLTLE of country circus coi rs rr:ro j
fl-'Cced of sonio of their hard t-arninss at
the game of ""three card tno.ite," en "show
l.iy" one to thj amount of anil an- '
other 520. Person. cf so little " gui.-.ption"'
should stay at bono on such oceasioiM if
they wish to save their money. ''. an
other You -go another Sar-i
t win this time !"'
Bitten by a Dog. We learn that 3fr.
Richard Hvans, cf this place, was bitten by
o dog beioiiypw to Fnrepaugh's jae'iagprie,
whii- .a Br.jokwdle. oil Thursday lasr 3Ir.
r- vasing a
tied, when be t
on where the dog was
M ed over some obdacle
ana it. . against lue wh,.0i w;
t . 1 1
wiiereupm the
uog seizea ami P-t t,t, ir. v everrh-
Mr
" i
I., orougiit suit agaa:t, tin? Mei-.a-erie, lay
ing his damages at twenty thousand dollars
AltRESTED. The two fellows o.,.. name,!
iflllisnn, and the olhr Irivejny who. rob
bed Jere Brady of JiX, and a gold watch,
at the Smith House rti .Tucsd:iy night of
last week, wero'-traced o within thr--e miles
of Gettysburg, Ir.disna county, by Consta
d !e 3!ack,anJ there arrested by him on Fri
day, and lodged in ail at iim place on Sat
M
S ,
rrdav. The waich and money both bcin
f'mnd upon the persons of the parties ar
rested, makes their guilt c-.-tairr, and their
chance very good for s coupie of years in
the Western Penitentiary. There was also
f iand upon the person or one of them a
'"!ung6hot" of cast-iron, weighing three
po'tmU, and atta-h ;i to a heavy strip of
leather. They are "boarding" at Sheriff
i le s while awnitiug their trial.
Godet's Ladt's Book continues to lead
the monthly fashion journals, and b as good
as ever. The literature of Godey is never
trashy, nor will any subscriber think her
money foolishly spent when she examines
the book lor herself.
Good Ahvtce. A cotemporary says:
"Now id the time to put every dollar into
circulation." Yes ; don't lock up the money.
A "nimble" or circulating sispence will do
more to make business l-risk, and work
plenty, than thousands that arc under lotk
and key. Every dollar put into circulation
will pay hundreds of dollars of debts in a
very rhort time. Let all remember this.
How to Kill a Town. Underrate your
neighbor's property; withhold your support
from home mechanics and manufacturers
and arlisans; buy what you tieed elsewhere
in preference to home ; and if you are in
business refuse to advertise. If this won't
kill the most prosperous town in America,
it is proof against ingratitude and hard
times. Some persons we wot of should re
member this.
'Die ModKN wei.t," is the title of a r.cw
fashion magazine, published in Uorlin, Ger
many, and of which we have received a
copy. It contained fixteen pages of illus
trations of the different fashions, a fine,
olored fashion plate, a large sheet of pat
terns, and a supplement containing lour
Accident. --A colored man named John
Moulton had one of his legs so badly ciusb
ed, on Monday the TtU inst., as to make
amputation necessary. He jumped from
the train, while it was in motion, at Stiners,
a station in this county on the Tyrone dnd
Clearfield railroad, and striking an embank-
men,' one of his logs was thrown on the
track and the train passed over it, crushing
it as above stated.
HESOfF.D The miners at the Mjrrisdale
Collieries resumed work on Saturday, 3Iay
13th, at the old prices, and without having
gaitied any of the points for which they
struck. A change, however, has been made
in the weigh -master, of no importance in
its effect unon the demand of the men.
Kvery thing is running smoothly, and the
usual amount of coal daily leaves the mines.
1 ipxb urg Jour u if.
D. Johnson Si Son, O-ceola, made a par
ty ot gentleman at their ease a lew das
Mtiee, in the manner best known to the
lushest Buniface talent. The Leonard
House fbiuri-hes aj its well kunwa merits
demand. Tyrone Herald.
Brainerd must have hud "it" terrible bad
when in this place on Sunday night a week,
in order to get Clearfield so awfully "mux
ed" up with ().eo!a. It strikes us that D.
Jolinson & Situ I old forth in the Leonard
House at Cleai field.
Vegetation. Owing to the warm and
favorable state of the atmophore during
the past week, vegetation of all kinds ad
vanced very rapidly. The prevailing dry
ness, however, is somewhat retarding the
oats and gra"s crop?, but with an auspicious
season we anticipate a good y?e!d. Wheat
and rye look well, although s-.iiiewhat in
jtired hy -the late heavy frosts. Corn is just
being planted, and the buckwheat sown.
Some potatoes are up and look thrifty.
Bftl.SK. Notwithstanding thr- rathor lini
ited l irc'jl ci n of "greenbacks"' in thisie-
aion. ovTinu to ti'.o f.i!i:re d" mueh of the
j lumber to reach the lowi-r markets, !.nsine's
of all kii H:
is rr' tty brisk in this i!aco.
riii. p'-ihaps, is (iwii'tr to the c-ntral ! in.
t'oii of tin' tibiee. the liimiiius of tha rail
" va""3 character t.f onr in iu-trial
!-"rii'''s- arA i;:,: :ii in !u-.--i-neiits offer-
e ! ,0 rnrt-linsf r.s uy o:,r 1 nsimss nu-n gen
r i!l. We state these farts fr the LencGt
oi our reaoers.
TilsduT-.-retit d-n o.uinations of Bellefonte
-K.ited in holding street prayer meet,-
i;'n's- They usually "make a staml" in
,. , 1 . . ,
front 01 one fir ot .er of tue numerous no
Is or saliions. We have heard, however,
I that fh.y deviated ironi tl'is rule one night
: !ni '.ve.:k. and hold forth in ftont ol the
j I't't.'ct -11 in oliie, tiffering up their prayers
J b r tii'! editor tber.-i!'; cr.d who seems to
; have taken it as mi Ufpardonahlo in-alt, or,
; at I. a-t, we itii'er s loin a i r-. t: the u aimer
i;i v.-
!ch ho
t'OLS
iu parttcpators
Th: late 3lA.fit J. il.vr.vF.v L.vnr.p.trr..
j A moii'j'iivii., to tiu meaioiy of Major
Ja
:s Harvey Larr'uner, wlu was ki!:cd
near :,aloe ,tnt.oii.
, during the late
rb'j'.ii -,,i, basj ti-t been erected over his re
( ma.n, at the instance of th.i members of
bi.t r. giiiieut, and fome persona! friends.
The monauicnt is of Italian marble, ten and
a had teet in height, of beautiful pattern
(alter an or'irina! design), and of superior
::;ake ami fiuih. The work was executed
at th shop of Mrs. S. S. Lid lell, in this
place, by Mr. Niley, one of the best work
men in the State. The monument is a high
ly credit a'de piecu of workmanship, and a
woi thy tribute to the memory of a patriotic
citizen and brave soldier.
Bead the proclamation "Taxes and High
Price repealed," which appears in our ad
vertising columns to djy, as it may prove of
great advantage to many of our readers,
especially those residing in 'he immediate
vicinity of Curwenstllle.
Oi'R buyer, Wro. Rccil. -is iow in New
Y .rk and rhiliidelpliia, and by Fritla and
Saturday of this week, we will be in receipt
of a choice line of summer dress coods;
s fia wis, parasols, kid gljves, and millinery
goods, ect. Reed Brothers.
Ia-,F. Vlatto, formerjy of Syracuse,
X. "i., desires us to inform the people of
dcai-field and vicinity tlat lie has pcrnia
tently located among them, for the purpose
ot practising his profession. The Doctor
will bo in readiness to attend to all proles
sional calls, either nipht or day. I!ts office
is on It-: I street, south side, between the i
liailroad and Second street, vvheie he may
be founJ night and day, when not eneaced
eiswheie.- March S, 1871. t
Those having unsettled accounts will
please notice that I wish them settled, ns I
am in need of the funds.
May 24, 1871. WrM. Reed.
From the Counties Around Us.
Centre County. On Saturday, May
13th, while leading a horse into the stable
of L. W. 3Iunson, 3Ir. Jacob Stofel was
kicked by a horse which was standing in one
of the stalls, breaking two of bis ribs. . . A
tree fell across engine No. 14C, during the
Florin 011 Tuesday evening, 3Iay 9th, near
Powelton. demolishing the cab over the
head of Engineer 3Ii!es, who escaped unin
jured. . . . The grain crops throughout the
county are said to look well, with prospects
for a large yield. ... At the renagerie,in
Bellefonte, on Saturday a-wcek, one man's
pocket was relieved of a forty dollar watch
and $10, and another of about $000.
Somerset County. At the Sand Patch
tunnel, on the Pittsburg and Connellsville
Railroad, just after a blast, a mass of rock
fell from overhead and crushed two men to
death, and injured seven others. They were
engaged in widening the tunnel far a double
track. ... On the evening of the 12th,
while tire members of the Good Templar's
Lodge in Somerset male and female were
engaged in laying down a carpet in their
hall, a lamp was upset, the oil running out
over some straw and the flo-ir, and then uni
ting, causing much consternation fo. a short
time, as t!u flsnies cut off retreat from the
room. A boy of 16 picked up the lamp and
threw it through a window, when the flames
were soon extinguished. lie was somewhat
burned, but prevented a horiiblo catastro
phe by his intrepidity.
Indiana Coc.vry. On Monday, May
7th, the house owned and occupied by 31 r.
George Warrer, at what is known as War
rer's 31 ills, in East .Mahoning tp., was to
tally destroyed by ure. The fire is supposed
to have originated from a defective flue. All
the household goods were saved. . . . The
house of John Stewart, in the same town
ship, was destroyed by Ore on Thursday
morning of the same week. This fSro origi
nated from sparks Jailing on the roof. Alt
the househould giodi were destroyed. . . On
Saturday of the same week, the house of
Thomas Duulap, in South 3Iahonirig tp'.,
was also totally destroyed by lire. The
house is-supposed to have taken (ire from a
stove pipe, which passed through the roof.
Loss $1.500 trb insurance. . . . On Sun
day of the same week, the dwelling house of
of E. B. Widdowson, in Green tp., was to
tally destroyed by fire. Nearly all the
household g mds were saved. The fire orig
inated from a defective fire. No insu
ranee. . . . The child of Robert 3Iorris. in
jured soma time since by the falling of a fork
from the hay mow. one of the prongs of
which struck the child on the head, died on
Tuesday, the Dth inst. . . . On Wednesday,
the l()ih inst., Alfred Johnson, of Raynetp ,
accidentally shru himself, hile in the act
of blowing in the muzzle of a gun, to
ascertain if it was loaded.
MARRIED.
On Saturday, Mav, Orh, 1S7I, by Rev.
A. B. Ilooven, .Mr. Constantine Dl'brlf.s
and .Miss 3Iaky Siiipman, both of Pcnn
field, Clearfield county.
' DlEO :
On Tlmr-tlny. May Mth, 1S71. Mrs.
Kl.lZAKK.Tii Pi i.ton, consort of the late
Samuel Fulton, ol Lawrence township, aged
nearly 5f-3 years.
The deceased tn? a member of the Pres
byterian ihureb kind, afieetii-nntr, accom
modating, and much beloved by all who
knew her. Peace to her remains.
In Sbiilevshiiri'. Hu:tin?d in counfv.3Ia'v
H:b. 1ST I, '.Mrs. W. II. Shaw, at.d SI
years, 3 m. -;rhs. and 13 days.
After a lingering iilness she calmly pased
away, knowing in whom she ttu-tcd.
TOR. SALE-ONE SHIFTING TOP
IM'fKiY, fi!ti!HsI in complete order.
11.. 17: w . . . . r i 1 t . f . u fi
r. isu. 1 its viis ui ! jrii'.Ts mm 11 cr r i j
.Miiv y-rf. CU.iTfii-M. !'a.
70U SALK The un l-rsigned offers for
sale a LOT. containing t!ire acrns ef
p round Mtuitte in the Suburbs of West Clcarfielfl.
Iv id a rery desirable Jot fur atUr. bcitig iu
gr-s with ftrchin of wnicr running tliro igb it,
well fenccU. with ffa e. ai.l convenient to Iowa,
It is also a guoU buiiding file. Ajiftlf to
JU1IX P. U"iVl,
Mnv .7 tf ClniiftcM. Pa-
VALUABLE
TOWN LOTS F0U SALE,
In Vcst Clearfield.
T'? .mdf ri'ned ht under his contro1 TEN
VAI.l Ahl.K TmWN LOTS. iU .y 175 Teet. which
he olT-rs fur fa!e at a luw figure. These lots wi.l
be 8'. Id av. ea.-y tcrats Oiie-ttiir-1 cash, one-third
in ore year, nnd cijo-thinl in Ivo years, wiihout
iutercsc Persons wi.-hing to purchase can see a
p!i of the 'nts at tlio cSice of "he undersiirntd.
May ? "I tf JOHN II Fl Lt JKU.
T EC. ISTER'S NO rLC!;. Notics ishere
by piveu that the following accounts
h.-re bneti examined atd passed by tne.and remain
filed of record in this office for Iho inspection of
heirs. legatees creditors. and nil others in anyway,
interested and will ha presented to tbe next Or
phans' Court of Lear 6e id county, to be held at
the Ccnrt Hoese. in ihe Uorouh of Clearfitd
commencing 011 the 1st Monday of June, 1S7I :
Final acconnt of John Russell and Miles S
Spencer. Executors of William Cleaver, late of
Penn township.
Aceoont of Henry Alberr. Outirdian. So., of
Florence M. and Sarah J. flaines. minor children
of Samuel Haines, late of Bradford township,
with petition for discharge.
Final account vt William Hutton. executor of
Josepn .Mkhuel, late of Hurnside township, de
ceased. A. W. LKL", !!esister.
May )(Mt.
TO TAX-PAYERS.
In accordance with an Act of the General As
sembly of this Commoi.wealth approved tbe 2'ld
dav oi March. A. D. 170, "relating to the collec
tion of taxes in (be county of Clearfield." notice
is hereby girrn to tbe taxpayers residing in the
di.-tricts below named, that the County Treasurer,
in accordance with the second section of said Act,
will attend at the place f boldintr the borough
an t township elections on the following named
days, for the ppmoseof receiving the County and
Stale Taxes and Militia Fines aeised for 1671 :
For Girard. Thursday. May 25th.
For Goshen. Friday," .May 2th.
For Graham. Monday May 2th.
For Morris, Tuesday. May 30th.
For I'eeatur. Wednesday, &:ay 31st.
For Osceola, Thursday. June 1st.
For HoutzJale. Friday. June 2d.
For Hoggs. Saturday, June 3d.
Pariie.j e tn also pay their tnxes at the Treasu
rers orhee at any time irom this forward. I'pon
all taxes paid on and previous to tbe days desig
nated, there will be a reduction of five per cent..
Tbe balance of the districts will be announced in
due time. LEVEE FLKGAL,
April, 2o,'7l. Treasurer.
OIL, Putty, Paints Glass and Nails, for sale rK 1
March 70. H f, UfGLEK 4 CO 5.
DOTS! BOOTS!'. BOOTS!!! BOOTd !!!!
FREXCII KIP, 85 00
FRKNCH CALF, & 00
LIGHT KtP. 4 00
t KRATZER LTTLK'S,
?ep.21,1870. ppoiu th Jail.
T K. . B O T T O R F S
P1IO TOG RAP II GA TA.EK Y,
fARKKT STKKKT, CLKARPIIXD, PKSs'A.
Negatives "inada in eload.T as well aa in clear
wearher. Ouatanily an band a good assortment
of Frames. Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
Frames, from snr srrle of tnoaldin?. made to
order. CHR' KM OS A SPECIALITY.
Deo. 2,6vjy. 14-9-'.!.
Agency
OF THE
FARMER'S MUTUAL
FIRE INS. CO.,of
York, York County, Pcnii'a.
Tha ''FARMER, S Ml'TCAL FIRE IXSURASCE
COMPANY" is known as one of the best
and most reliable on the Continent.
The Farmer's Mutual has been in operation for
about fifteen years, and its assets amount
to over S0l ,000.
Applications made eut on short notice, and low
rates guaranteed. Apply to
8. J. ROW, Ajnt,
JAMES f. BRADY & CO.,
B A N K 11 S ,
FINANCIAL AGENTS for the UNITEU STATJi,
F-jurlh Avenue and Wood Street,
PIl'TSIiLKHIl, PA.
PEALF.MS IX
All isEOes Of Goverrimcut Securities, Uo'.d, Silver
and Couprr.s,
Bor asn si.t
Bonds, Gold, Mortgages,
And First Class Securities generally.
Money Loaned on GoTernment Bonds, at lowest
market rates.
INTERfi.sT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
My 10, is-l-lj.
LOOK AT THIS !
COOKS AND STATIONERY.
Bibles and Miseellanef as Pooks; Sheet Music
for Piano, Fiu'.e and Violin;,
Blar.k Acconnt and Pass Boors, of ' ersry de
scription; Paper and Envelopes. French
pressed and plain; Pensand Pencils;
Daads; Mortgages; Judgment. Exemption and
Prouiisory Notes ; .
Blank Legal Paper; White and Parchment
.Brief; Legal cap; Record cap acd
BiU cap, etc.,
VTiil Vie so!d at VTbelesalo or Retail bj
P. A. GAUL IN,
A tiro Pos offirr. on Market Street,
Clearfield. Pa.
- May 5. ISoS
"y ALU ABLE
LOTS IN CLEARFIELD,
For Sale at Auction.
There will be sold at Publie Sale, at tbe Court
House, in CUn.u. uu
Tuesday, Jimc.Gtli, 1871,
at 2 o'clock. P. M ., the following valuable vacant
lots, late the property of Isaiah Fuller!,).., dee d,
viz :
Lots Xo. 73 No. 74. Na. 75, No. 75, and Xo. 77,
fronting on Third Street.
Lots No. 140 and No, 15A, froming on Locust
Street.
Lot No. 181, on Ihe corner of Fourth and Mar
ket Streets.
Most of tbe ahove property is the most desira
1:U IV r building lots now in Market, as will ap
pear by rtferer.ee to the plan of said Be -nigh, to
which persons desirtn iurther information as to
locution and boaudaries are referred.
TKfiMS. Ten per cent of the purchase money
lobe paid when the property is sold, and the bal
ance in two equal annual pavtneiits. with interest,
to be secured by Iloud aid MnrTffAeon tbe prem
ises. C. KiiA IZEK.
Ati'v for the heirs of Isaiah Fnllerton deo'd.
M-iv 3. 1871-ts
P. T. I.
DR. DOVER'S
TCRE
WEST BRANCH BITTERS;
A Fnre. PlVsntnt. Ff r KeliuMe Tonic, com
pon ruled from Jro.-h an I rhoiee tiorbs ani pos
itirely pure spirit. iVf frnin ,x' oil. r
otl.rr irritniin prtvpc'.it. ru1 will
not dtarre or nfitrtrl Ihe most
dclicute stomach. U'ur.-nnt-e
J to contn.n vnrrn rned
icinnl iirt"ic lh-in tmy
bltifcrs it presci:t uifored to ;U jrubli.
IT NEEDS DUT A TRIAL.
To increase tho Appotfte to promote Digestion
ti euro lyspepsia to cure Fe cr and Ague to
cure Biliousness to cure Constipation to cure
Chronic Diairhea to cure Flatulence to euro
Acid Eructations to cure Nervous Debility to
cure Hypochondria U euro Sallownrsa of the
Complexion to cure I'itnptes and Rlotches to
cure 'leneral Debility and Prostration o: tbe
Physical Powers,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
TRY IT AND EE CONVINCED.
SOLD EVERYWHERE, AT $1 FER. BOTTLE.
'A lib'ral dinrannt lo the trad.
M ASflTFACTUREn EXCLrSIVBLT BT
A. Ii. S II A AV,
CLEARFIELD. PA.,
Dealer in Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Dy
Stuffs. Oils, Paints, Varnishes. Ae., Patent
Medicines. Pure Wines. and Liquors for
medical purpw.es. Fancy and Toilet
Articles, and all goods usually
kept in a Drug Store, sold
cheap.
Having employed K. !.. Snyder a graduaate in
Pharmacy who speaks both English and Ger
man, tbe undersigned feels no htsitancy in saying
mat customers can rely upon having tbe prescrip
tions properly pot up. A.I.SHAW.
Feb 23. 1870.
BACON. Hams. Sides nnd Shoulders at reduced
prices, at MOSSSP'S.
SADDLES. Srid'cs. harness, collars Se., for
t t - H. F. BIGLER i W'5.
B
NEW FI EM!
! The Arm of C. Krataer in tha Dry Goods aad
Provision business will be known kereaCter nnder
tha name of
KRATZER k LYTLE.
. Thanking the public for past favors they bop J
for aeontinuanca of the same.
Clearfield, Feb. 8, laTl. ' ' i
T P. N A U G L K .
WATCH HAKZK,
GRAIIAM'S ROW, CLEARFIELD.
The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public, that ha has on band,
(and constantly receiving new additions,) large
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
CLOCKS, a largo variety from the best Man
ufactory, consisting of Eight-day and thirty-hour
spring and Weight, and Levers. Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
- WA TCHESa Sne assortment o (silver Hunt
ing and open ease American patent Levers, plain
and full jeweled
GOLD TEifS. an elegant assortment, of the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and dtsk
bolder
SPECTACLES, s. large assortment, far and
near sight, colored and plain glass.
JEWELRY ot every variety, from a single
piece to a full set.
ALSO, fine assortment of Spoons. Forks, but
tor knives, etc., plated on genuine Alnbata.
A LSO. Hair Jewelry .with puregold mounting
gut up to order. Call and ec sample book.
All kinds of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry care
fully repaired and Warranted
A continuance ot patronage is solicited.
Nov. 2th. l.f.65. U. F. N AtGLB
P URXITURK ROOM S.
JOHN GrCf.ICH,
Desires to inform his old friends and csstotnert
that, having enlarged hisabop and increased hit
facilities for manufacturing, he is now prepared
to make to order such fnrnituro asmay be dejir
ed, in good style and at cheap rates for cash.' He
mostly has on band at his "Furniture Por-Di.'
a varied assortment of furniture, among w bich i
1UTKKAI.S A?H SIDEBOARDS,
Wardrobes nnd Book -cases; Centre. Sofa. Parlor,
Ereukfant and Dining extension Tallies.
Common, French-posts, Cottage, Jon
Dy-J-iind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS. WORK-STANDS. HAT
RACKS, WASH STANDS, Ac.
Spring-seat. Cain-bottom, and Parlor Chnirs;
And common and other Chairs.
LOOKIXG-GLASSfcS
Of every description on hand, and new glasses f-r
oid irames, which will be put '.z. n very
recnable terms. os9ort notice.
n also keeps on band, or furnishes to order. Hair.
Corn-busk, Hair and Cotton top Mattresses.
COFFLXS, OF ETKKY KIM),
Made to order, and furerals attended with a
Hearse, whenever desirable.
Also, House painting done to order.
The above, and many other articles are furnished
to customers cheap for cash er exchanged for ap
proved country produce. Cherry. Maple. Poplar,
Lin-wood and other Lumber suitable lor tbe busi
ness, taken in exchange for furniture.
Remember the shop is on MsrKet street. Clear
Held, and nearlv opposite tbe "-Old Jew Store."
Deoeuiher. I Pol .1.J; tit K) 1( Jl
JUST IN T I M E!
THE NEW GOODS AT
A. K. WRIGHT 4 SONS,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
ITaving just leturoed from the enstern eities
we are now opening a full stock' of seasonable
goods, at our rooms on Second street to which
tUey respectfully invite tho attention of tha pub
lie generally. Our s.virtmetit is unsurpussed
in this section, and is being sold very low for
cash. I be Mock consists In part of
DRY GOODS
of the best quality, such as Prints, Delaines. Alpa
sas. Merinos tiinghems ; Muslins, bleached and
unbleached ; Drillings Tickings, cotton and wool
I l,incl.. '.'- J-.1 bmtm. 'tm tm. N m-
bias. llooJs. Hoop skirts, lialmqrals. Ao . Ae..all
of wMch will be sold low ro csa. Also, a fine
assortment of the best of
MENS' WEAR,
consisting of Drawers and Shirts. Data and Caps,
pools and Shoes, llandkcrchieftteravats. etc.
Also. Raft Rope. Dog Rope. Raltina Angnn
a-id .Axe Nails and Spikes. Tinware, Lamps and
Lamp wicks nnd chimneys, etc., eta.
Also, Quecnsware.tilassware. Hardware. Oroce
r!e. and spices of all kinds In fhort. a general
assortment of every thing usually kept In a retail
store, a'l rtean 'or rash, or a; proved country
produce. ' . .
Nov. C"?-i10-nolS. WRldHT i SONS,
II O M E S F O R ALL.
It TUB
Land of Flowers and -Perpetual Growth.
FLORIDA,
THE ITALY OF AMElttCA.
Is not exccl'cd in Climate hr any of t;e I'ni'rd
Str.tes, and it mny be doubted whether it ciin be
equnlcd in the world
Located ou the very iorders of the Torrid Zone
still ber situation between ti:o (i j:f of Mexico
and the Atlantic o:eau is tuih that rhe is swept
alternately by the win 1." of ti.., Kastcrn an-1 Wc's
tern te n, snd reliev'. fron! the burning heats
which prevail in .h! or Southorii .State.-; and llius
it liappor.s that by the j'jii.t influence of latitu-Jo
id peeuiiar In.' itinri. lle is le ieve ! . t.T. ihe one
bind, frmu the rigors r.r :Iie M ime.- climate if
the Northern and Mi.liils Sta'cs. and on the yt'i
er. from the extreme heat with whirh not oiilv
the Southern States, l-ut in the Fuuioicr time the
Nortberu States Hre ohr:icter:.ed.
Sottlershava not the hardship to nndergo that
have Leen the lot of the pioneers who opened up
anJ developed our harsh Northern Mtitu ies. The
entire year i a perjrtnat season nf gmtcth, a,'e
to produce and send to marker the prod-tations
of tbe Tioptral and Temperate Zones ureett and
months in advance of any other lucidity , ani at a
Season irien alt tiirh prod irtioiis cat t luxurious
and iummati l the very highest prtre-s ; '
THE FLORIDA IMPKOVL'MF.NT COMPANY,
nndcr the auspices of the State of b'lo-ida, pro
poe to fur;.ish lands of uniform good quality,
and cpon which can be raiel Veetahles. Fruits.
etc.. common to the more Northern climates, and
nil tbe (iKAiNs, Fki-its and Vegetables of the
Tuopirs.
Such seleited lands, in the nr.ALtHlEST part ef
the State, and of the bett quality.
The Company have i.sud a pamphlet of 1 2S
pages, continuing full and. reliable information
concerning b'loriua. its Climate, boil, and Produc
tions, with a sketch of "its history, which tn Com
pany will forward, free of postage, on receipt of
25 cents. a -
For other information or circular, address or
apply to
THE FLORID IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
34 Park Row, New York.
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA COLONY,
Partially organised. For full informntion. cir
culars, eto.. address EDWARD DELOUEST. 82
Nassau street. New York City. P O, Box 5SB6.
March 8, 1871-3m.
GROUND AND UNG ROUND SPICES, Citr n
English Currants, Essence CcfSee.and Vibe
gar ot the best quality. for sale bv
Jan. 10. HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
E
N
D. PERKS A Co'a flour, the best in market, far
sale by
J. SHAW A SON.
JAILS A SPIKES tbeebeapest in the ccunty
THE highest market prices paid for Shingles
by J SHAW A SOX.
SALT' SALT!: A prime article of grontid a
am salt, pntcp in patent ?scks. for in!CDea
at the ttciaof R. .MOSSO?
SWAIM'S PANACEA. Kennedy's Msdi. al Dis
eovery, Ilembold's Buchu, Bake's Cod Liver
Oil, Jayne's and Ayer's Medicines. for sile by
Jan. 10 H ARTSWICK A IRWIN
GENS. Pi,stIs snd sword e?nes to ha fcai t
H PI'iLER A 00 ft.
TtRMS Of THE JOl'KNAL.
Th Kavtshak's JochhaL is published on,Wel
nesday at 52.00 per annum in advance. 1 net
paid at the beginning of the year, $2.50 wi;l ha
ohareed, and S.t.DO if not paid before the elcsa.
AnTCRTiSSUKXTJ i'l be inserted at H.59 per
square, for three or less insertions Ten l;ne
(or less) counting a square. For every additional
insertion 50 cents will be charged A deduction
wilt be made to yearly advertisers
Xn tutwription taken for a shorter time teas
sixuiontbs. and no paper will be discontinued oa
till all crrearages are peii except at the option o
the publisher. S. J. ROW.
LONGEST ROOF
in the United Stales is on Rjnek's Sons' Factory,
Enston. Pa.. one thi.-J of a Vlile long and is
covered with . ...
READY KOOFIXG
CHEAP. DURABLE and eitsily applied. Send
for circular and samples to the- rosnufacinrsrs.
HEADY K4fFINO CO.
June 1-ap. W. y. No. i.t Couvtlami St. N. y
Co-Piirtnership in Store.
C A. Rorob.ingh having associated with bin
in the Mercantile buiuess, ia Lewisvil'e. Clear
field county," Mr. C. U MoCracken. solieit a con
tinuance of ihe patronage so generously extended
heretofore
Having just returned from the ea.'tern cities
their stoc erubi aces a large and viried apsort
nicntof Dry Goods. (J rocerics. Hard ware. Queens
ware, and in fact- nearly evrrythlnj du
ally kept in a country store, which they will f::i
at prices to suit tho time.
Country produce taken in exchange for good s
C. A. R'JitOBAl'ii II.
Mav IS. "70. If. C R. M.-CRACKEN
It E M0VA L .
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
DRUGGISTS,
Market Ht.y Clearfield, I
l.
TTe beg leave to inform our old and rev costo
nse.s. that we have removed our estab!ihmeut lo
the new building just erected on Market street,
nearly adjoining the Mansion I'O'ic on the west,
and opposite tiraham A .Sons' store, where we re
spectfully iuvile the publie to come and bu - their
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PA TEX' MEDI-
crxs,uirji. paixts axd vaut?jiies.
Ourstnck of Drugs and Medioinescorsist of evf ry
thij-used, selected with tbe grextest care, ami
WARRANTED STRICTLY PL HE!
We s'so keep a full stock of Dyes. Perfumeries
Toilet arti.cles.Sor.ps. Tooth ISrushes. Hair brush
es. Whitewash Hruvhes. and every other kind of
Crushes. Wabaveala ge lot of
White Lead Turpentine,
Flaxsoed Oil, Paints, and in fnct everything used
in the painting business, which we cCef at City
prices to cash ouyers.
TOBACCO AXD SEGARS,
Conleotionery. Apices, and tbe largest stock of va
rieties ever offered in this place, and warranted
to bs of tbe best the market afford-
J. . H ARTSWITK,
Dee. 2. ISrW. JOHN F. IRWIN.
SPRING GOODS!
JUST RECEIVING,
Splendid lOcent Calicoes.
Lipht Calicoes, Delaines,
Piaids. Miitiing checks,
Murlins, White (Jeo Is,
Percales, Black Silks,
Japanese Silks. Sit k Poplins.
Itlnek Alpacas, Velveteens.,
hhawis. Table Linens.
Hoys' Cnsfin.erfs. Ae.
Best Par's K'd Gloves, Blue A fireen KiJ flloves.
lloiserv. ti k lilove.
Lrnif' CoMarB, liitir fwilches,
Chignons, H;iir Nets
Corsets, Hoop Skirts,
Ac , le.
Dres Trimrr.lr.gs. Silk Fringe. Satin.
A'elvet Ribbons, UutioLs, Ac.. Ac
Trimmed Hats, IUbbons and Miliircry C!iods.
Unequaled ffoek of Lsdies' and ChiMrens' Shoes
ana Ijaiters. Mens French Kip and Calf UouU.
Calf and Lasting (.iaiters.
2.003 pies Wall Paper, from C cts to $1 per bolt.
Csrnets. Floor Oil Cloths. Window Shades be;t
White (srunite Tea Ware, titans Ware, Tuble
Knives and I orks.
Choice Teas and CifTe ai.d other Oroeeries. Pried
Fruits. Peaches. Prut es. Cberrio. Li.iit.ed
Peaches. Tomatoes. Com, l ickles, Ac.
The al ove. with an immense stoelt of otfcer goods,
have been bougiit at the lo-.?-st cah prices,
and are offered at very luw rates.
COME AND"FXAMINE THEM WIlETIIEIt YO'J
PI T OK NOT.
J . M. KKATZKK,
iFrn'r.'y C. K. jlz'r Sow),
Nextdoc; ii II. F. Piglcr A Co., 2d Street,
CEARFIEi 1), P..
M.ir-h iri.'Tl.
F. o. h:u.s.
a. a. row!.!.
XKW FIRM.
MILLER & POWELL,
Wholesale and lirt iil Den! 'ft in all ilnds of
Dry Goods, Hoots and Sl-oci, lists and Cap?. No
tions, Groceries. Uardware.(joeauware. Wool
and Willow ware., FJ onr. Bacon. Fiih, Salt,
Ac, Market St , Clearfield, Pa.
FOR THE LADIES
They have Bonnets, Siiks. Ccburgs, Alpicas. Me
rinos, Wool Delaines, Lustres, Ginghams. Piints,
Poplins, Lawns, Sunshades, Handkerchiefs. Kid
and other Gloves, Hoiaery, Palmorals, and a gen
eral variety in Ribbons. Trimmings, Euttous.
Brsids, etc., at tbe lowest prices.
FOR GENTLEMEN
They have Black and ElueClotbs, LUek and Fan
cy Cassimeres. Saltinet's, Twee Is. Meltons. Wnter
proof Cloth, Silk.Satin and common Vesti ngs.ete ,
in great variety, and at prices that will give gen
eral satisfaction to buyers.
ALSO.
A general assortment of I'earfy msda Clothing,
Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes. Hardware and
Queejis"are, Wood and Willowwife, aad a Pill
stock ef Groceries.
IN FACT,
IJILLER A POWELL sell all arreTe that are
usually kept in a weil-rrgutated i.-.uiitry store
anlherce the people gehsrally will Sod it to
their advantage to bay goods cf them.
GRAIX AND COUNTRY PRODUCE Ukun in
xehanga for goods.
FeUruarv U, tf I-tt
CCRWENSVILLK ADVfUTISE.MBiTS,
UCI1EAPR than ihe CIIEAIEST 1
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES, .
Jt'ST KKCKIVED HY
A11N0LD & II AUTSH0BX,
Cunven.svillc, Pa.
(Oiwr door West First Xat. IUnk.)
Jlavmg just-retwrned froa the Evt.wltb a run
plc'e assortment ol Woods suitable for the Spring
and .Summer trade, wears now pajd ttf fur
nish all kicds of Goods
CHEAPER THAN TUE CHfr?iST."
An4 after thanking our customers for theiv lib
eral patronage during tte past year, we would
must respectfully ask for a Continuance ot tha
same. Our stoik consists of
DRY GOODS.
I XdTlOXS.
HARDWARE.
QUEEXSU'.tUK,
1 t(XT AXD
J WILLOW.WARE.
I GROCERIES.
j - , lit )OTSi, SHOES,
HATS CATS.
I cU'Tinxn.
j CARPETS.
I TnUACCOS.Ete.
Al-o. Flour. Bacnn. Sa't. Fish. Grain. Ac. J c. n'.i
of which wttl L s.id ar xijm mst reasnnnh e
termj. "nd the biKhect market price paid fi.r
Qrin W -jol and all -ids of lumber and country
pioduce.
Please giro ns a call befors psrehasir elsewhere.
Satisfaction guarantee'! as e- oualrty arid prices.
AltS"!,D A IIARTHOEX.
Cor. Main a THotnpson Sts.
April III. "TO 1 CurweasVillr. Pa.
SU TARE TIMBER.
E. A. Irvix v Co.,
Being specially ergaged ia the busineu of buy
ing and selling SQL'ARE TIS1CER, would repre
sent that they are now prepared to purchase tim
ber, dellvored at eitbar Carwensville, Lock Haven
or Marietta, or will take it at any of these points
ai d sell on commission, tttt-jg such advances as
are cicessary.
Those erg-gel in getting eat fibber will find
at our store In Curwensville. a very large stock
of STAPLE GOODS, f all descriptions.
ALSO,
FLOUR,
MEAT,
RYE,
OATS,
CORN",
and everything neeetsary f ir use of Lumbermen.
RAFT ROPB.cf all sixes, kept on baud in larga
quantities, and sold at a small ndvance, by the
coil. Also, PCLLKY BLOCKS. 5M ALL HOPE, Aa
Special inducementa offered lo those manufac
turing Square Timber.
E. A. IRVIN A CO
rurwensvili. Jan. 12. IS70
! A Croat Medical Discover-.- '
I'l. WALKER S CALIFORNIA
WEGAE BITTERS i
tlai.Jreds of thousan.li bear te;:mony to their
Wonderful Curative Efficts.
W II A T A RE T II E Y ?
TIIIZY ARE XO T A VILE
F A N 0 Y D II INK,
M l of tVr Ruin Whiskey Troof Spirits, an l
lit fuse i."U"rs. do-tore I .-s-j:ce and sweetened
to please Hit t iste called Tonics.'' - Appetiser'."
lte-storers ' Ac .that lea! the Jippte.rori todrcnV-enne-s
au I ruin but ire , a truo MjJioine mails
from the Native 'Wits and Herbs of C-n iio:cia.
tree from all Ab-oholio .Stimulants. They ara tbe
ireat B:iod Purifieraada l.tfeGivin-; 1'iiric-iple
a perfect I! oiMiv.ilor and Invigota'orof the .Svteiu
carrying uff all jn-Noi.o-is mnlter aud restoring
the b'cod to a healthy condition N. person eu
lake those Hitters ae-ording l lU.-'otioa aul re
itmin long unwell, provided th bencs are imt d
tn.yei by mineral pbisouei vthcr means iod tne
vita! or;an wxsted beynni h4 j.uliit of repair.
'or Inflo-miiiln.-f, OMJ Ck:o.iir Riieu mztimt
nnd Goit.Dy',tij. or in h'trn-tio't, lii'raii Hr.
viilteut nicd I-h. ii!i-.-,t Fcrer. D,e-i-ti of I. m
li'noj. L'r-r. Ki irf.-ifs and IS.' idder ti r e V-.tlerx
rrvr b'en rto't x.:rr. sfnf. S:ch oisr.4a aie eaus
by vitUteii bluo.!. hich isgcner4!iy proJuctd
-y oeraugemeiit of Ibe digestive cri'uLS t
OypbHi iaor I U'liesticu Lc it!jrlj.i. psin in tin
shoulders, coiicl.s tihtnc.; .f thevhest. dizxiiioss,
sour eruct-:tio!;s -f the s'frc.:?h. bid taste iu the
ninuth, billions attscks. pu'pi.aiini cf tho heart,
ii II -ui iittion uf the luiis. f-niu in the regions vf
tbe liidnzys rind a hur.Uied other painful symp
tfr:s. are tho cff-prii;:? of.Dyspepia.
'itiey iuvigorate the slOch and stimulate the
(orpid liver ai. a oovfel.. wbi:h reader them of
utiequallsd i fic--:y iu claan-sing the blood i.i all
Impurities rr.J imparting new life anJ vigor tn
ite Whole svslein. .
1'iliuus, I'ettiitfejit. and Intermittent Fevers.
-l.ii;h are so pic. l lent in the valleys of ourgreat
rivers throughout the t'nited Stt-s. eieciatly
1hoce of the Mirissippi, Missouri, Iliiu'.is. Ten
nt s ee AUba.na. Sr.vannah, Honnuhe, James and
many others with their vat tributaries, during
the Summer and Autumn, and rcmarkabl so du
rit g .- a n of onu-ujl be.t and drj oess. fire i'.i
vnriab'y acotnpanied by extensive drargementa
of the siomnch and liver, and other abjouiical
vircera. Tbers ara always mcr6 or Jess abstrua
tiors of the liver, a weakness aud ir.itable staia
of tfco stomach, and great torpor of the bowels,
being clogged up with vitiated accumulatioaa la
their treatment, a puriralive.exerting a pow-rful
influer.oe upon these various organs.is e,-enti-'.ly
neeessary. There is no cathartic for the pi'rt oa
equal to Dr. J. Walker s Vinegar Bitters, as they
speediiy remove the uark colored vifc i matter
with which tbe b iwels are loaded, at tbe same
time stimulating the secreticos of the. liver, and
generally restoring the hea thy functions ef the
digestive organs. Ihe universal jopulary o,f
this valuable remedy in regions ul .vt so rsias
matie, influences. Is sufficient evidence of its few
er as a remedy ia ucb cues. -.
Fur tkin discacs. eruptivas.. -tetter, salt rasdm,
blotches, fpoU. pimple." pustules, boils, qarbua
cies, riug worms. scAld-bead.soro e-arysipelas,
i'ch, scurf discolorations of tbe skn..horaors and,
diseases of the skin, of whatever name or nature
are literally dug tpand carried out of ihe sys
tem in a short t-ima by the uie of these Hiters ne
bottle in ruth cases will convince tbamast incred
ulous of their curative t ecl.
Cleanse the Vi'isted ftool wherever you nJ,
Its impurities uriiin? tbrougk. the iin in pim
ple, eruptions r sores; eleaose it when ;on find
it obstructed and IUi2ish in the reins ; cleanse it
when it is foul and your feelings will tell you
when Keep the btuod pure and tbe health of the,
system will follow
. Pin, Tape and other Wormj.iaring t tte sy
tern of so many thousands, are efotully destroy
ed rnd removed. For fuil directions, read care
fully Cie circular around eee'tt bottle, printed in,
four languages English, isimaa, French ai.d
Spanish.
J W ALKED. Proprietot. P.. H. McDOXaIO is,
CO., Prugjrits and Uo. Agents. San FraaeUoa,
Cal .and -il and it Commerce Street N.si 'C-jri .
SOLD BY AS,!, DRl ti JIn r- ASf, V;ATii.H.
DecamborT. HT.ly.
DRIED FTIT. atrela:1 i;ri. es. al
May ?,'- SV"s,-?'.
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