fl)c tttffehtatt'0 ournalV gleatftcfb, l?m pan 31 1871.
Raftsman's gournat
CLEAKFIELD, PA., MAY 31, 1871.
To Patross. To Insure the safe transmission
o money by mail, patrons should remit by check
or money-order, or have their letter registered.
A receipt will be enclosed in the first paper after
the money comes tojiand:
Nottcs invrted under thr hmding of ' Special
Loax!'' at V rents a tine for first insertion ; and
i ciiut a I'"' for rath uths'qucnt insertion.
Clearfield E. K.-Summer Arrangement.
EiiBtiS leaves Clearfield a :
' Bigler 'it : :
- Pbilipsbarg at
' ' Oseeola nt : :
" Sandy Ridge at
" Intersection at
Arrrives at Tyrone at :
Ejprrxs leaves Tyrone at
Intersection at
" " Bandy Ridge at
" . Osceola at : :
" rhilipsburg t
' Ifigler at : :
Arrives at Clearfield at :
5.00 a m.
: 5 29 a. m.
6 o:i a. m .
: 6 20 a. m.
: 6.33 a. in
: 7.27 a.m.
: 7.40 a. m
fi.50 p m.
: 7 03 p. in.
: 7 2 p.m.
: 8.10 p. in.
: ' 8.30 p. in.
: 8.5S p. m.
: 9.0 p.m.
: 8 31 a m.
: 8 43 a. ro.
: 9 32i.. m.
: 9 51) a. in.
Ill 10a. m
10 :S-i a in.
11.10 a.m.
: 3 00 p. m.
: 3 29 p. m.
4n3p.m
: 4 20 p. in.
: 4 "1 p. in.
4.27 p. m.
: . 5 40 p m
Mail leaves Tyrone at :
" Intersection at
" Sandy Ridge at
' 14 Osceola at :
' Pbilipsbarg fct :
lf !tr at : .
Arrives at Clearfield at :
Mail leaves Clearfield at :
' lilglcr at : :
Philipsburg at
Osceola nt : .
" Sandy Ridge r"
. Intersection at
Arrives at Tyror.e at :
Clearfield Mail Sooth connects with Ciueir.nati i
Eaf res E-t. and Mail West, on Main Line, also
w-th Ibe Bald fagle Vxprts" Ea?t. for Lock Ila- I
rcn. and points West of Lock I'aven. Clearfield j
Mail .North connect from Cincinnati Express j
West, and Paribbur? Accommodation F.at. on i
Vuin Line. r ? - .. !
. Clearfield Express Sjuth connects with ILirris
l.urg Accommodation East, and Local Passenger
Km. for Altooua. and liollidaysburg Pram-h :
also with Rild Li;ie Mail East for Lo.-k Haven
.and Williamsport NorrlL. connects from Mail
Vc-it. anl Cincinnati xpross Ei4t, also from
Raid Eagle Mail VI 'est.
Kkligious. Divine ferviocs will be held
rifxt Sabbath, in th:trfield. as follows:
I!y Uev. Hail, in ot. Andrew's Episcopal
chinch, at 11 A. M. and 7 I'. M. Sunday
at 3 l M. l'rayer iiifetittg every
Wc-ihiesday cveuiug at 7 o'clock.
ly Rev. IJutlv-r.in lac Presbyterian church,
norning and creniug. Sabaath school at
." 1'. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evenina at 1 o'clock.
1S- Ker. J. II. M'Cord, it the Methodic
church, morning and eveing. Sabbath
f- -Iiol! at 9 A. V. Prayer meeting, every
Thursday at P. M. Coiuiiiunioii services
l':rt Sabbath of ovcrr n.onth at H V A. M.
l'.y Rev. Mr. Skinner, in I lie Baptist
church, morning and evening, alternately.
Wantf.u a srirl to do general housework.
Ap; Iy at this office.
A nntAXC.ED woman from OsccoTa was
.-r tiilt in our jail lat wet-V. Si:C will be
removed to HarrisLnrg t-hortly.
The attendance of th? "Gaping Brigade"
f.ppears to be falling off a little. We no
ticed however, that the brick yard had a
good representation on last Sunday night.
A correspondent wants to know "how
to break a cow from holdinj; up her milk."
Here is a chance for some one to impart in
formation of valus to onr correspondent and
nthers. Who will do. it ?
TT. S. Assessor. We learn that our
jrcuiip friend, Ed. Eiving-.ton, of Curwens
viiV, hns been appointed U. F. Asseor of
this, the I0;h, OngresMot.a! di-trirt. He j
will make a good t fijeer, being well acquaint
ed with ttiedulies apptrtainintr to the joi
tirn. Tun fronting season is now at its height,
;.nd our fishermen are doing their share of
the "ocd work." To our perron;.l kno'.vl-
!ge thirty d zen were brought, in on Friday
1 1-:, and of c urst a great tuu'iv more we
h'ard nothinz of. The trout are excellent
'vhis seaon from hoar-ay. A-hem!
'One i.-f the fa.-hioi-.s ol t!ie seao:i is to
r. ad overall ibe ailviTti.-cmei'.ts in the pa
per, an 1 see if ull the stores are keeping up
with the seasons and styles. If you miss j
a-y f tii iliar name from tin; 1 ; t of business J
ri' ti. i'.u can know that they are not keen- i
vis tip w'ch the timi-s, attd are keeping out ;
! -icHt on tin's nepo-int.
Fi'Il.EK one J.diti I):ii!ev, who walk-
id off with Mr. Mi Kri lo's watch on Tncs- j
il.iy wrning the - A i ri t . II j probably
was icnorant of the f u-t th it wo had a tele- j
p-aidl office here, and boarded the ." A. M. j
train for Tyrone. owitu to the teiraph
doing its duty, he arre-ted it Philips-
1 nig. and lodged in our jail the same day. j
Broke Jail. On Men lay cveninr !a-t, j
j'l-t at dark, f.nii prisoners osearej From the j
.i-iil in this p!a"e. Tle ir names are St'ffert, '
i'.tiity. Eov-joy and .1 i'i'.-.eti. They 'oy some ;
ni -r. ; suee. e.ie.l ii unl-i-kiiii the kiteh.-u j
ieortha? coii iuu;c:ites with the halt of the i
and from thence they made the'r exit
. n-.i the .-treet. They had nod'fSeuhy in ret j
t .....,.( .1... .1....; l-T I
IIII.I'V.IV OlIUl 1 l'lO 'l I..- 'i.ll I,..' . i.l
f :s were male at once fr the apprehen-.--n
of ihe prsotiers, but so far neither of
i"e :i: have been secured.
A in.i. Osk. A friend, la-t week, pro
) I to "Shak--'-' iri:" (a joily chap who
1 i- e -en peratuhuliting our streets lor a
r' or tvfi; that if he kl't p"rf-etly sober
'. r fia limit h, he (ihe tri-'ud) wtvuid pay
his bia'-liiig and allow him one dolinra day
1 ( fid for tb:t length of time. "Shaks"
huni i,s head, studied a moment, and then
t-ooty a-V.-d. "And what amount will yen
a l -inee n ti10 prop- iti n ?' ' This was
to mueh r.f a po-r f . ,ur friend, who re
tired amidst the liter oin-nt o." the Ly-stand
rrs. and the "di-i: " of Shakneare.
Personal. We return o'irsir,eerot,ink
to Mo-e of oar subscribers who so prompt
ly icsponded to the bills f-ent wn in last
week's issue. This we-k we send biiis to a
grer:t many ir.oie ! our delinquents, and
w hoi e they may be as prompt to "come
tl ;.rn'' as some hav- r'rea :y been. We
are in need of money and must have it,
even if the bills have to bo placed in proper
hands for collection. We cannot live on
air, and get our printing material, etc., for
nothing. We have furnished the Joi'rsal,
to some persons for a number of years, with
out receiving a ginyl penny in return, and
ad the time paying cash for the necessary
material. Can any one of these non-paying
"ubscribers comprehend how we are to live
at this rate? Be prepared, then, to pay
Tcnr bills when yon rorce to attend Court
:'It Week," " '
A PARTY, co'n posed of hout twenty of
our young ladie3 and gentlemen, took a trip
to Montgomery creek yesterday, with the
pretension of catching trout, but we sup
pose more particularly to enjoy a meal in
the "wild wood."
Narrow Escape. Mr. R. B. McCully
and lady, of Smith's 31 ills, this county, made
a narrow escape from death, on Thursday,
May 25th. Mr. McUulIy attempted to cross
the railroad track at Tyrone, with a horse
and huggy as a train was approaching, but
failing to do so the train struck the bugjry
and smashed it the pieces, while the occu
pants escaped without any serious injury.
This is another warning to persons not to
atteT.pt to cross a railroad track in front of
moving trains.
Give the Printers Fair Play. An
exchange says : "We have a piece of ad
vice which we wi.ih to impress firmly and
indelibly upon the public mind, and that is
to give the printers fair play. J)t) not for
get that it costs something to puff as well
as to advertise, ami never sponge npon ' a
printcT in any way whatever. . It is printer's
ink that makes nine-tenth? of our fortunes;
it. takes xw'tnty to buy ink, type and paper,
and yet, after all this, few arc the thanks
he gets. Give the printer lair plf.y, ana
give up r.ll expectations of gratuitous puf
fing, etc."
Died. We Ifarn from tlin Falls City Ne
brjsk:i,..7ij'ir7, that Mrs. Lircr, wife of
?5r. Alf. W. Southard, died in that place
on Wnlnesday .morning, Njs' l!4th. .Mr.
Southard removed from this place to Fall
City, a little over a year ago, where he. met
with an accident that incapacitated him
from work for a short time. Since then,
however, ha has been getting long very
well, and he and family enjoyed the best of
health. The announcement of the death
of Mrs. S. was a surprise to her many re!a
tivss and friends, and is deeply lcgrctted ly
all. Peace to her remains.
How to Btni.u up a Town. An ex
change hits it when it says the best way to
buiid up a totrn is for every business man
in the place to advertise his business in the
columns of his local paper, and thus present
an array of business houses equal to the
number of houses on the street. It draws
trade to the town, draws emigrant-s. ti the
town, draws produce to the town, draws
money to the town. If a man wants to buy
anything, he goes where he sees the most
men tr3-in to sell that article. If he wants
to foil anything, he goes where the most
men are buying. If a man wants to buy
groceries or sell pro luee,he goes to the bus
iness man that advertises, for he knows
where to find him and what he has to sell.
Assault Lton Sheriff Pit:. On .Mon
day. May 22d. Sher.ff Pi3, went to Glen
ILjpe, for the purpose of arreting James
John-ton, who escaped from jail a short
time Huce. On the way thither, however,
he came across Stigert, who also had de-p-irted
from durance without penuissiou.
The Sheriff arrested Stigert and brought
him to tiiv:i that evening. On YaesJay
morning he again wended his w ty towards
the domicile t;I Joinitn. On approaching
the houe, the Sheriff left his horse some
distance away i.i the woods and jroV)i!ed
on foot. On nearir.g the house he discov
ered Johnston in the yard cutting seed po
tatoes, when he nt once pounced upon his
prisoner to handcuff him. A severe scuf
fie ensued, duiing which Johnston struck
the Sheriff six or seven time? with his fist,
but the latter finally succeeded in scctii I n ig
the piisoner. The Sheriff, during the me
lee, al.-o seccceded in discharging one bane!
of his revolver, which brought some rafts
men, who were working near by, to his a-i
si.-tanee, when he succeeded in putting hob
hies on Johnston. At the instance id' John
ston, the Sheriff sent to a neighbor's hou.-e
r his wife, who so in made her appearance,
hc:; the parly started into the house to get
Smii" clothes for prisoner. On nearinx the
door, the prisoner suddenly leaped inside,
anil at ihe same instant an axe was hurled
r.t th. Sheriff's head, but mi.s.-ed him. The
prisoner sta-ding at bay inside of the door
with an axe, the Sheriff drew his revolver
in the hope that its appearance would in
timidate him, but with no effect. P'.inng
t!ii- Lrict interval the hubbl -s on the priso
ner were cut, when he turned uml .swiftly
run out at tins back part of the house and
made cooj his escape, and has not since
Ixien heard from. The Si eriff was consid
erably stunned fro-n the blows received, so
m teh so tltat it was with difficulty he came
home on th following day; bat he is about
again, and ready for "active service."
MARRIED.
- On Thursday, Miy 1!" h, 17!, st the res
idence r f the bride's mot her near Clearfield,
I.y II -v. J. Koster Bell. John K. Moore,
ot' O.-.ceoia, aud-JIiss Malinda Irvln.
On Saturlay.May loth 1871, at the honse
ol George A. Uloom.hy Hugh K. Leech. Esq.,
Mr. Anson Smith, and Miss Kliz a Place.
bo;h of this county.
On Snnd .y, May '-'1st, 1S7I, by I). Drcss
hr. K-q , Mr. Ai.rx vNi;:it S. Kline, ot
jviwretice towtisliii, and Mrs. Adda. Ka
NuL'FF, of Brady township.
On Sunday, May Hth. 1S71. at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, by Bev. S.
Croft, Mr. John W. Beitkr and mi.-s Ma
ry C. Maurer, both of Covington tp.
At the "Garno House," in Wyandotte,
Kansas, on Wednesday, May 3d.. IS71, by
Bev. K. A. Harlow, Mr. Thomas C. Fos
ter and .Miss Cakie E. Labori, all of
Wyandotte.
On Tuosdav, Mav 22d, 1S71, hv ReV W.
M. Burchfield, .Mr. Theodore W. Farns
wuRTH. of Knox towiisliip, and Miss Kate
K. Jahiiison, of Pike Town.-hip.
, On Tuesday. May 23d, 1S71, by Hev. W.
M. Barchheld. fr. JaMES W. Ross and
Miss Sarah Wilev. both of Bell township.
At the residence of the bride's father, on
Tuesday, May 23d, by Rev. D. Latshaw.
Mr. L. M. ScHNF.t.L, of Brookville, and
Mi.ns AllieA. Newell, of Rimersburg,
Llanon county.
We welcome Lafe to the matrimonial
ranks, and hope that he and his fair bride
will find it a pleasant ps.-.!i throughout the
journey of life.
DIED :
Near Clearfield, on Thursday, May 1 1 th,
IS? I. Mrs. Margaret, widow of the late
Samuel Fuhon, in the ioth jearof her ago.
.. Late Publications.
, We have received the May number of
Home and Health, a monthly publication
lor which we earnestly desire every success.
It is full of use! 1 and instructive articles,
or short essays concerning healthy and mor
al liv'mg. It is a work aSmirabfy adapted
for the home circle.
Peter's Musical Monthly for June
has already made its appearance. It con
tains all the latest and choicest pieces of
music published, seventeen in number, nd
.should be in every family. $3 per year. J.
L. Peters, 509 Broadway, N. Y.
.Arthur's IIome Magazine, ior June is
already on our table. . It contains its usual
amount of interesting and choice literature,
and some excellent fashion plates. ; Price,
$2 per year. Address T. S. Arthur & Son,
Philadelphia.
The Children's Hour for June contains
many pleaant little stories For the children,
and should be in every family circle. $1.25
per year. T. S. Arthur fc Son, Phil".
The first of June is the best time to set
tle beef bills. M. G. Brown & Bro.
.
If yoi want o goad Havana or Key West
cigar for 10 cents, go to K. II. Shaw's.
1000 yards f 'elegant lawn, fast co!ors, at
121 cents per yard, will be opened this week
at Reed Brothers.
Four Tluggies, of the best style of work
manship, for sale at from 125 to $:00.
Apply to M. G. Brown, Clckrfield. M314t
A fact worthy of mention.is that Messrs.
Kralzer & Lytic have just received from the
east aud are now opening at their store on
Market street, opposite the jail, a very large
assortment off Summer goods, tlardware,
Queensware, Provisions, etc. Prices to suit
the times. Call and see.
Clearfield Park Association. The
Stockholders in the "ClearGeld Park Asso
ciation are requested to meet at the "Shaw
House" in the Borough of Clearfield on
Saturdao evening, June 3d, 1871; at 8
o'clock, for the purpose of electing officers
to serve until the first Monday ia January,
1S72, for said association.
May SI, 1S7U O. B. MP.RELL, Pres.
If you want a good Yara or Tip Top ci
gar, for 5 cents, go to R. II. Shaw's.
Sri.F.NPIP assortment of Japanese and
Summer Silks, just received from New
Yoik this week at Reed Brothers.
Attention Farmers. One ear load of
Mowing Machines and Horse Hay Rakes,
just received. Hay rks and pulleys, the
best in the world. Don't forget to caU.
May 31-4t. M. G. Brown, Clearfield.
TllK cheapest, best 'and choicest lot of to
bacco and pipe fixtures ever offered to the
lovers of the weed are now to be found at
the cheap tobacco store of R. H. SllAW.
SPECIAL. R. II. Shaw has just returned
from the east, and has now on exhibition
about thirty thousand choice cigars of dif
ferent brands, that lie is reaoV to "
at wholesale or retail, for cash at manuiac
turcrs prices.
The Clearfield county Medical Society
will meet in the Arbitration Room at the
Court House, on Tuesday, the f.rh riay of
June, 1871, at 2 p. m. A full attendance
is expected f bu-i:iess of importance wii!
be transacted.
J. G. IIartsw'.ck. I. A. Fet.ew,
Secretary. President.
Broke out in a new place. On Monday
last, Messrs. Ilartswick & Irwin removed to
their new building on Second street, where
they are now prepared to accommodate the
' public with goods in thrir line at moderate
j prices. Their stock is full and complete,
! pure and good. For particulars see adver
j ti.-emeut in another column.
j A sfl.ENliin Silver tea set, will be chane
j e l off at the Catholic Fair, to be held
' in this plaf.i, commencing on Monday. June
' o:h. The f.i'I.nvinir persons will be voted
for : Rev. II. S. Butler, Rev. J. II. Mc
i Cord. Rer. P. L. Harrison, Rev.' W. II.
Pill. Rev. George Hall, Rev. J. I). Coady.
of Oil City, Rev. K. O Branigan, of Osce
ola, Rev. J. Barbiier, of Frenehvii'ie.
Church Dedication. The new 5t. 11
Church, near Kylertown, in this county,
will be dedicated to the worship of Almighty
God, on Sunday Juno 2.3ih, 1871. The
Revs. M'Murray, Creighton, Barnhart and
j Guyer, are expected to be present. The
ministers of the neighboring charges, and
the public generally, are respectfully invited
to attend. W. II. Worcrass,
Preacher in charge.
Dr. F. Platto, formerly of Syracuse,
N. Y., uo-ircs us to inform the people of
ClearGeld and vicinity that he has perma
rently located among them, for the purpose
of practising his profession. The Doctor
will be in readiness to attend to all profes
sional calls, either night or day. His office
is on Heed street, south side, between the
Kailroad and Second street, where he may
found night and. day, when not engaged
ele There. " March 8, 1871. tf
IMFOItTED LIQUORS,
CCS AS
BRANDIES and HOLLAND GINS,
PURE OLD GRATE BRANDIES.
PURE OLD CABINET WHISKEYS.
OLD GRAPE WINES.
All the above brands warrsited pure and to
excel anvthing in this market for medicinal par
poses " GEO.S.COLBL'RN,
March 30,'70-tf i'rop'r of Sbaw Bouse.
WEST BRANCH RESTAURANT
AND
Ladies' Ovster Saloon,
IXCOD ST.. BELOW MARK IT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Constantly kept cn hand a selected assertment
ot Candies, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco, As. Alsofresh
Oysters received daily, and for sale by tbe doxea
or hundred. J. M MACOMBER.
Oct. 12."7. Proprietor.
VALUABLE
TOWN ; LOTS FOR SALE,
Iii West Clearfield.
The undersigned has ander his control TEN
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS. SO iy 175 feet, which
he offen for sale at a low figure. These lota will
he sold on eary terms One-third eash. one-third
in one-year, and one-third in two years, without
interest. Persons wishing to pur;hae can see a
plot of Ihe lots at the office of the underlined.
May 3.71 tf. JOHN H. HtLFORD.
T EGISTER'S NOTICE. Notice ishcre
by given that the followine accounts
have been examined and parsed iy me, and remain
filed of record in this office for the inspection of
heirs, legatees. creditors. and all others in anyway,
interested and will be presented to the next Or
phans' Court of Cearfield county, in. be held at
the Court Houe. in the Borough of Clearfied
commencing on the lft Monday of Jane. 1671 :
Final account ol John Russell and Miles S.
Fpencer. Executors of William Cleaver, late of
Penn township.
Account of Henry Albert, ficiruian. Ac . ot
Florenee M. and Sarah J. Haines, minor children
of Samuel Haines, late of Bradford township,
with petition for di.'charge.
Final account of Willi:on Hufton. executor of
Josepn Michael, late of Burmide township, de
ceased. A. W. LLE, Register.
May 10-4t.
STUMPS! STUMPS!!
The undersigned have purchased the richt
of Clearfield county for Fnoch Farnsworth's
Stump Extractor, patented Jane 7th. 187(1. This
is decidedly the most eenvt-uient, uiost durable,
and best machine of the day. Wet weather wil.
not effect it. the working pirt beinjr all of ironl
Tbe machine, is easily tet up. and will work any
p lace tbnt can -be plowed. We will sell inacMues
at arsnf. profit on ciwt, and will try to mak it
to tha .advantage of farmers to buy tbeui. We
solicrt c'rders frvro those wanting machines.
II. T. FAUNsWOttTil,
Clearfield Fa.,
J 13. GARRISON,
GKO. H. HAI.L. Agent. Cnrwensville, Pa
Clearfield, Fa. July 13,"7
NEW MEAT MARKET.
The undersigned havo opened a ot Market
in the room 1 ormerly occupied by Alex Irvin. on
Market Street Clearfield, l'a . adjoining JIossop's,
where they inttnd to keep a fu'l supply of
All Kinds of Meat,
Fruit and Vegetables,
en.' at prices to suit the time. Their shop will
be open regularly, on Tuesday. Thursday aod
Satnrday. and meat delivered .t any point. A
share of public patronage is respjotfullv solicited
!.. liROWN.
Aug. SI, '70 tf. t. W. BROWN.
Also continue to deal iu all Viridi f ircprev
ed Agricultural Implements.
Watch es and jewelry
I wnnld respectfully announce to oitixens of
Clearfield and vicinity, that 1 have removed to the
new Mansonie building- firt jaor below the Man
sion House, on Second street, with an entire new
stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and Jewelry,
of the latest styles ar.d of the l.-"t finish, seTeoted
with care. I wilt have an assortment of all the
latrSt t-o-relties in jewelry, Ac Thankful for year
past liberal patronage 1 hope by strict attention
to business to merit a cont nuame ef the tame.
HP-HAIR JEWELRY MAt-JS TO OR P-Klt .
.March 1,1870-tf. 6. 1. bNYUKIt.
rpiIE NEW
-l- I'm Mb'
FAMILY SEWING MA-
V A M A. A, J J.
BOWErV EjNJIIIl.E EOWKRT
The extraordinary success ot their' new and
improved, irariuficturino; Machines for lieht- or
heavy wo: it. lias inluped tbe E.MI'IRR bjE'WINU
MACIIINK CO to manufacture a new Family Ma
chine of the srime style .and construction, with
additional ornamentation, making it equal in
beauty and finib witb other Fannly Machines -whereas
in usefulness it fr outstrips all compet-
oiirs. ine price oi tins now icurrowicagcu ncc
essary article comes within reach of every class
aud the Coatpanv i t.-r- ' '
tauiunrs to liuyers.dealers and agents
Kvory Kaciisi narritnte.i. Apply for circulars
and .ample? to KMl'lRB SWISi MACIIINK
COMPANY, Nq. Bowery, Kw York.
Mairh l.'TI.-iin.
CROCKS! POTS!
CROCKS!
Ptcne and Earthenware, of every description.
Fishers' Patent Airtight ?elf-ealins; Fruit Cans.
BUTTS ti CHOCKS WITH LIDS. TICKLE
andATPLlZ BUTTER CROCKS. CREAM
A.XD MILK vnOCKS. STBltr..rOT3,
FLOWER TO TS. TIE DISHES, and
a good many other things too numer
ous to mention, at the
STOXE-WAliE TOTTERY .VF
F. LKITZIXGER,
Corner of Cherry and Third Stieets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Aug 3. '70-tf.
M'PHERSON'S
(formerly M'Gaughry's.)
iicstaurnnt and Ice Crfain Saloon,
IN' LEAVY'S EW UUII.I)! Nil .
Second St., Cleariicld, Pa.
. Cor.:.intIy kept on hand a fine selection of
Candies. Cigars, Tobacco, Nuts, o.
Alse Fresh Oysters, received daily, and
served ep in any style, ta suit the
taste of customers.
A full stock of goods jut received from the Bast.
IZSp'Jiii'linrd Saloon in Second Story.
Dec. M-'7Q W. R M PlIERSON.
TO TAX-PAYERS.
In accordance with an Act of the Oenral As
sembly f this Commonwealth approved the 22d
day of March, A. I). 1S70. "relating to the collec
tion of laxrs in tbe county of Clearfield," nutlce
is hereby given to the taxpayers res: lin in the
districts below named, that the County Treasurer,
in accordance with the second section of said Act,
will attend at the place of holding the borough
tti l townfhip elections ou the following named
days, for the purpose of receiving the County and
Stale Taxes and Militia Fines assessed for 1(71 :
For Oirsrd. Thursday. May 2 th.
For(!o.hen. Friday.'May 2-ith.
For Uraham. Monday May 29th.
For Morris, Tuesday, May Soto.
For Uecatur. Wednesday, May 31st.
For Osceola, Thursday. June 1st.
For Houtzdale. Friday, June 2d.
For Boggs. Saturday, June 3d.
Parties can also pay their taxes at the Treasu
rer's office at any time from this forward. Upon
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. LEVER FLEUAL,
April, 2.1.T1. Treasurer.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At the New Tobacco and Cigar Stors of
., ii. siiavt,
Two deers east uf the TostoSce. Clearfield, fa.
Constantly oa hand a fine assertment of Navy,
Congress Cavendish, Cable. Spnnroll,
Michigan and Century Fine eat
Chewing Tebtteco, fe.
Also, a large and well selected stock of Imported
and Domestic Cigars, Smoking Tobaccos,
Meerschaum and Briar Pipes,
Pip fixtures, Tobacce
Boxes, Cigar Holders, and everything genere j
found in a well regulated Cigar
and Tobacco Store.
Us" Remember the plaee : Two doors east of
the Poitotfice, Clearfield, Pa. Aug. 24, '78.
"POR SALE. The undersigned offer for
ale a LOT. containing three acres of
ground situate in the suburbs of West Clearfield.
It is a very desirable lot for pasture, being in
grass with stream of water running through it,
well fenced, with-gate, and convenient to towa.
It is also a good building site Apply to
JOHN P. IRVIN.
Clearfield. Pa.
May 17 tf
J.
St. . B U T T O It F' S
PHOTOGRATI GALLERY,
MARKET STREET, CLKAKFIFl.P, PESs'A.
Negatives mad in cloudy aa.wsJI ,ai Jn clear
weather. Constantly en hand a good assortment
of Frames. Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
Frames, from any style- of moulding, made to
order. CIIROMOS A SPECIALITY.
Doe. 1,'68-jy. 14-9-tt.
AGENCY
OF THE
FARMER'S MUTUAL
Flit BINS. CO., of
York, York County, Pcmt'a.
The "FARMER, S MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY" is known as one of the. bo-t
and most reliable on tbe Continent.
The Farmer's Mutual has been in operation for
about fifteen ye?rs. and its assets amount
to ever SJ00 ,000.
Applications made out on short notice, and low
rates guaranteed. Apply to
S. J. r.QW, Agent,
JAMES T. BUADY & c6.,
P, A XKERS,
FINANCI AL ACENTS for the UNITED STATES,
Fourth Avenue and Wood Street,
rri'TiBCuun, r..
pealku!! is
All issues of Government r'ecuritiei, Gold, Silver
and Co'upene,
ncr AMD SCI.I,
Bonds, (2 old, Mortgages,
And First Class Securities generally.
Money Loaned on Government Tonds, at "owest
market rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED O.'i DEPOSITS.
May 10, 1871-Iy.
LOOK AT THIS !
BdOfc'S AND STATIONERY.
Bibles and Miscellaneous PooVs; Pheet Mafic
for Piano, Flute and Violin;
Blank .Account and Pass Books, of every de
scription; Paper and Envelopes. French
pressed and plain; f e:-san Pencils;
Deeds; Mortgages; Judgment. Exemption and
Promisory Notes;
Blank Legal Paper; White and Parchment
rief; Legal -cap; Record cap and
Bill cap, etc.,
Will be sold at Wholesale or Retail by
P. A. O A U MX,
At the Pos office, on Market Street,
Clearfield. Pa.
ICt.y 5. 1S6S
yALUAP.LE
LOTS IN CLEARFIELD,
For Snlo at Auction.
There w.ll be sold at Public Sele. at the Court
House, in Clearfield, on . .
Tuesday, June Ctli, 1ST1,
at 2 o'e'e k, P. M .. the followine valuable vacant
lots, late the property of Isaiah Fullerton. dee d,
vix : ......
Lots No. 73. No. 74. No. 75, No. 76, and No-. 77,
fronting on Third Street.-
Lots No. 140 and No. 156. fronting on Locust
Street.
1't No. 191, on theeornei of Fourth and Mar
ket Streets.
Most of the above property is the most desira
b'e for building lots now in Market, as will ap
pear by refcreiicc to the plan of said Borough, to
which persons desiring further inferrr ation aa to
location and boaudaries are referred .
TERMS. Ten per cent of the perchase money
to be paid when the property is sold, and the bal
ance in two canal annual payments. with-Tnter'at.
to be secured by Bond aid Mortgage on the prem
ises. C KRATZEK.
Att'v for tbe heirs of Isaiah Fullerton dee'd.
Mv 3, 1H71-IS.
P.
T,
I.
DR. BUYER'S
re he
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A Pure. Pleass-int, Safe ir. HellaWe Tonic, com
pounded from fre-h an J choico herls and pos
itively pure spirits, IV ee from fu.-il oil. or
oihnr irritating propeniv. and wiii
not disagree or offend the most
delicate stomach. Warrant
ed to onlHtn more med
icinal virtue than anj
bitter at present offered to the public.
IT NEEDS BUT A TRIAL.
To increase the Appetite to promote Digestion
to cure Dyppepfia to cure Feerand Ague to
cure iiil!otijiDe?s to cure Constipation to cure
Chronic Dintrhea to core Flatulence to cure
Acid Eructations to euro Nervous Debility to
cure Hypochondria U. euro Sullownese oi' the
Complexion to core Pimples and Blotches to
cure General Debility and Prostration o: tbe
Physical Powers,
IT HAS XO EQUAL.
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED.
SOLD EVER T WHERE, AT $1 PER DOTTLE.
A liheral durannt to thr. trad.
Acrrrrjar kxcli-sivrlt r
A. I. S II A Wf
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Dealer in Drugs. Medioines, Chemicals, Dye
Stuffs. Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Ao., Patent
Medicines. Pure Wines and Liquors for
medical purposes. Fancy and Toilet
Articles, and all goods usually
kept In a Drug Store, sold
cheap.
Having employed E. D. Snyder a gradnaate in
Pharmacy who speaks both English, and Ger
man, tbe undersigned feels no hesitancy in saying
that customers can rely upon having the presertp
tions properly put up. A.I.SHAW.
Feb 23 170.
SADDLES, Bridles, harness, collars Ac.; for
sale at H. F. ElGl.EK A C'J'S.
N E W F I R M !
Tbe firm of C Kratxer in the Dry Goods and
Provision business will be known hereafter under
the name of "
KIlATZEIl & LYTLE.
Thanking tbe public for past favors they hope
for a continuance of tbe same.
Clearfield. Feb. 8. I7I. t
j. F. N A U G h K .
t7ATCH MAZEE,
GRAHAM'S Ti'ovr, CLEAKFIET.U.
Theundersisnr d respectfully inform? Mi e!i
customers and 'he public, that he h is ii hi n l
(and constantly recoivicg new additions.! a large
stock of Clocks, Vatchrs and Jewelry.
CLOCKS, a large variety from the best Man
ufactory, eonnistiite of Eight-day and thirty-hour
spring aod Weigh;, and Levers, l ime, (-trike and
Alarm clocks.
WA TCIIES a fine ofsortmcnt.o 'silver Hunt
ing and open case American patbnt Levers, plain
aud full jeweled.
GOLD I'ENS. an elegant assortment, of the
best qualify. Also, in silver extension and desk
holders
SPECTACLES, a larso a-sortmar.l. f ar and
near siht, colored and plain glass.
JEWELRY ot every variety, from a singl
piece to a full set
ALSO, fine assortment of ?ponn. Forks, but
ter knives, etc., pin tod on gcauino A labs: a.
A L SO. II ai r Je we! ry .w ith pu rr gold mounting
got up to order. Call and see sample book.
All kinds of Clocks. Watches and Jc-lry care
folly repaired and Warrontnt
A continuance of patronage if solicited.
Nov. zrh..!. II. F. NAl C1.7:
Y U R .N 1 T u It r. u o c h s.
J(II. tJl'EI.U'II,
Desires to inform his old friends and enftorrm
that, having enlarged his shop nnd ircrr -erd t. ir
facilities fcir manufacinriiie:- be is now pi epared
to make to order suh furniture as msy te desir
ed, in good style and at cheap rates for cash, lie
mostly has on hand at his --Fui I'iture Lo'Tj-p.'
a varied assortment of furniture, aun-rg which i,
Bl REAl'S AND SI IFUt ARUS,
Wardrobes and jok-ca-es; Centre. Sofa. Parlor,
Breakfast a:.d Dit.ing extension Tables.
Common, French-posts. Cr.ttag. Jen
ny-Jjind and ether TJcdstcstA.
SOFAS O' ALL kl"ItS. Wftr.K-STAM. Ii AT
RACKS, V.'.ri! STANLS. Ac.
Spring-scat. Cain-bottom, and Parlor Chairs;
And common a:id other Chairs.
LOOK I N G - (J LA S-&Ji S
Of every description on hnd. f.nd now glas.e fc
old irames, which will be pu :r. sn very
rescriable terms, or.tnurl notice.
He also ketps o 1tand. or furnishes to order, II air.
Corn-husk. Hair and Cotton top Mattresses.
COFFINS, OF LVERV KIND,
Made to order, and funerals attended with a
Hearse, whenever desirable.
Alto, House painting done to order.
'l "
Tbe above, and in .my other articles are furnished
to customers cheap for cash or exchanged for ap
proved country produce. Cherry. Maple. Poplar,
Lin-wood and other Lumber suitable tor the busi
ness, taken in exi-hxnge fvr furniture.
Remember the shop is on Market street. Clear
field, and nearly opposite the "Old Jew Store."
December 4. IM1 J UN fil H.K i
T V S T IN TIME !
tf
THE NEW GOnns AT
A. K. Y 11 1 C! II T & SONS,
CLEARFIELD. PA.,
Ilavir.g just i oturned from the esstern cities
we are now -opening a full sto-K of seasonable
goods, at cur rooms on Second street, to which
they respectfully invite the attention ot tbe pub
lie generality. Our assortment is unsurpassed
in this section, and is being sold very iow for
cash. The 'lock consists iu part of
DRY GOODS
of the best qnality. such as Prirts. Delaines. Alpa
as. Merinos 4iinghair.s; Muslin, bleached and
nnblaehii : Itrillina- Tifkintm. cotton mnd wool
Flannels. Cassimers. Ladies' Sbawls. Coats, Nu
bias. Hoods. Hoop skirts. Balmor i's. 4c . Ac., all
of wHch will be sold i.ow ror. casu. Also, a fine
assortment of the best ef
MENS' W E A It ,
consisting of Drawers and Sbirts. lints and Caps,
Ets and Shoes, llandkerchieftt cravats, etc.
. Al.v. Raft Rope. Tnz Hope. P.altiaa Angurt
nd Axes. Nails and Spikc'sTinware, Lamps end
Lamp wicks and chimneys. etc. .etc.
Also, Queensware IJla?.ware. flnrdware.fi roce
rics. and spices of all kinds. In short, a general
assortment of every thin? usually kept in a retail
tore, atl ehrap for rath-, or approved conntrv
produce.
Nov. ;-)a1(i-rU. WRIGHT A SONS.
II 0 V K S F O 11 A Ii L .
IN TPK
Land of Flowers at:J IVrpelaa.) Growth.
FLORIDA,
TH5 ITALY OF AMERICA.
' Is not excelled in Clinia'e bv ati.v of the United
i: tat e, a oil ii may he doubted whe'herit caa be
equaled in the world
Loca'ed on tlio very I orders of the Torrid Zone
still he- site ition between tbe OulT of Mexico
and th e A Oantie oiean is in -h that bho is swept
alternately by the wind? of the Eastern anl Wes
tern sens, nnd relieved from the burning bears
which prevail in other Southern States: and thus
it happens that by the jo:nt influence of latitude
and peculiar location, tic is re'ievcJ.on the t.n
hand, froiu tbe rigor of the Winter climate ol
tbe Northern and Mi Idle States, and on the oili
er, from the extreme heat with which sot only
the SoTtthcrn States, but in the summer time the
Northern Str-tes are charactei iied.
Sottlers hava not the hardships to undergo that
have been the lot of the pioneers who opened up
and developed our harph Northern latitudes. The
r;:'urr -rar a perpt tttczl srao- of f?rttrth. abt
to produce and send to uiarketrV the productions
of tbo Trof teal and 'T'mptritr, Zottrs irerit and
nontkt in advance of jr.y v'lirr lurality. ani at a
srason Tc(ftt tuck )rmtnrlinn.t.atr. I itxitriou,
and command the very htehrxt prtcrs ;
THE FLORIDA IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
under the anpiecs of the State of Florida, pro
pose to furni-h l.inds of uniform ptod j't itittf.
and npon which can boriiiel Vrzct'iMn. Fri'itt.
cr..coniti:on to the more Xiir'hern climate?, and
all the i raiks, Ftirtrs and ' Vkortables of the
Tropics.
j Such arteitrd lnn.ls. in tbe tirLTini-:sT port tf
j the State, and of the best quality.
I be Company have issus.i a pamphlet of 1 US
pages, containing full and reliable information
concerning Fiorina, its Climate, Soil and Produc
tions, with a sketch of its, history, which the Com
pany will forward, free of postage, on receipt of
25 cents.
For other information or circular, addrcs or
apply to
THE FLORID IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
31 Paiik Row, Naiv Yokk.
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA COLONY,
Partially organised. For full Information, cir
culars, eto.. Hodre-s EDWARD DELoUE.T. 82
Nassau strtet. New York City. P O, Box SiSC.
Mareb 8, 1S7 1 - 3U1 .
GROUND AND UNGKOUND SPICES. Citr )n
English Currants, Essence Coffee. and Vine
gar of the best quality .for sale bv
Jan. K. HARTSWrt'K A IRWIN.
E
D. PERKS t Co's flour, the best in market, fr
sale by
J. SHAW A SON.
N
AILS A SPIKES thecbeape:t in the county
at MOsSOP'S
rilHK highest market prices paid for Shingles
J. by J SHAW A SON.
SALT' SALT!'. A prima article or grout J a
um suit, pat cp in patent sicks, for salecaea
atthasteiaof R. MOSSOr'
S TV AIM'S PANACEA. Kennedy 's Medical Dil
covery, Hambold's Buehu, Hake's Cod Liver
Oil, Javne sand Aver s Medicines. for sale by
Jan lU HRTSWICK A IRWIN
dl'NS. fistoliani sWord canes to he bad at
H F. BIG LP K A CO S
TERMS OF TUB JOl'KN At,.
The Rtrravast's JorRSL is published on Wei
oeeday at 52-00 pel annum in advanea. If not
paid at lb beginning of the year. 2,0 will be
charged, and S3.0 if not paid before fba close
AtrrcsflSEHEXTX wi 1 bo inserted at j!,S0 per
wjnaro. for Utree or less insertions Ten linef
(or lea) eouotihg a square, for every additional
insertion JO ceots wlil be charged A deducts
will be made to yearly advertisers
No subscription taken Tor a sborier ti'iaa thaa
fix months, and no pap-.rwiM be discontinued un
tillall arrearages are paid.axce'pt at the option of
the publisher. S. J. ROW.
L 0 X G E S T It 6 O F.
in "lite United Stites is on ltinek's Sons' Factory (
Haston. Pa . one third of a mile long and ia
covered witb
READY ROOFING
CHEAP. DVttABUS and easily applied. Send
for cucuUr and ;auipt;s to the manufacturers.
READV HOOFING CO.
June I-ap. 13. y. No. 4 Cortlanl St. N. Y
Co-Pa rtncrsliip in Stoi c.
C. A Ilorobugh having asstciated with him
in the Mercantile business, iu Lawisville, Clear
field coun'y, Mr. C. R McCraoken. solicits a con
tinuance of the p.itrouage to generously extended
heretofore
HavingjiiTt returned lro:u the eastern cities
their ?toeii eoibi aces a large and varied assort
ment ot Dry Goods, tlrocerics. Hardware. Queens
ware, and in fact nearly everything ttru
ally kept in a country store, which they will sell
at prices to suit the times.
Country produce takea in exchange for good s
C. A. KOKrtRAI (IS,
Mst 1. '70. f. C U.Mi-CRACKKS
It E -M 0 V A L :
lrAPTSWiCKJc TPWIN,
DRUGai-STS,
liarlct Sfj, Qh nrftchl, Pa.
V'f hc leivf to i i. tor in our o11 apI new cntrto
Die.'. thnt we bv- rciunvrI our c."tublihmcut tc
the new huiidinp just rcctti on Market Mroet,
retirly d jt'ininp the Mansion Ilouc on the went,
unl oppoitc tiruhnm Soi.a (ttore, v here we re
ppecru!ly invite thr pithlic to c.cie cad bu the;r
DKTGS. CHEATCAM. rATLX'f MKDI-
cixs.oifsS. paNts axj i'A::xj&irzst
Oarftoek of Drag nnd Me-Iic:nepconi?t of evf rjr
thing u.e l. 8 -It-ofed with the greMtet care, and
WARRA.XTED STIUCTLY PLKE!
We also keep atull s'ock of Dyes. Perfumeriet
Toilet articles, Soaps. Tooth Brusbes. Hair l!ruh
es, Whitewnnh Urusbes, and every otLer kind of
Brushes. We have a la ge lot ol
White Lead Turpentine,
Flaxseed Oil. Pai-.-.ts. and in fact everything used
in the. painting business, which we otfer ai City
prices to cash ouyers.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
Confectionery Spices, end the largest stock of va
rieties ever olFered in this place, and warranted
to bo vf too best tbe market affords
J. ti. II UtTSWICK,
Dec. 2. ISM JOHN F. IRWIN.
SPRING GOODS!
JUST RECEIVING.
Splendid ln cent Calicoes.
Lirht Calicoes, Delaines,.
Pta'ds. Sh-riiuif, checks.
Muslins, Wbitc Hood.
Percales, Black Silks,
Japanese Silks. Sil k Poplins,
jtlaek Alp.icns- Velveteens.
Shawls. . Table Linens,
L'tys Casinjeres. Jtc.
Best TarisKid (i loves, Jilne A Creen Kid Gloves,
Jhdsery, Si k Gloves.
Lace Collars, . Hair Switches,
Chignons, Hair Nela. .
Corsets, Hoop Skirts. "
ie . to.
Dress Trimminjr. Silk Fringes. Satin,
Velvet Hi Lbofr. Buttons, tc Ae.
Trimmed Hats, Ttibbons and "Millinery tooda.
Uneqnaled stock of Ladies' and Childress' Soloes
auu tiaiters. .Vers French Kip and Calf Boots,
Calf and Lasting Gaiters.
2 f"D f'ecea Wall Paper, from 6 cts to $1 per bolt.
Carre.'?, tlo'or Oil Cloths. Window ?hade best
WLite tiranite Tea Wtrc. Ulas Ware, Table
Knives and I orks.
Cho'ee Teas nnd Ci.ff. c ai d other Groceries, D':e
Fruits. Peaches. Prures. Chepri'S,. (.nneii
Peacbe.-'. Tomatoes, Corn. P!'-!:!cs. Ac.
The al ovo. with an imirenre sto,k of ttt;er goods.
: have been tonight at tlie lowest can prices,
1 and are offered at very low rates.
COMF. AND EXAMINE THEM WHETHER YOU
l:l'Y OR NOT.
j. M . KR ATZE R;
Etrmrr'y C. Ktjtzrr V Sent).
Nest door to H. F. ISigier A Co ,2d !
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Marrh I .'71 .
itreef.
F. o. Kiu.rn.
X. s. rowri.r,.
NEW FIRM.
MILLER & POWELL,
Whoft'.iafr and IZetati Ventfis in nil Kind of
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, lia's and Caps, Nu
tiucs. Groceries, Hard wsro.QLueen.-'wure. Wood
and WillowwBre.Klr.ir.ir.i r i Vh.Halt,
Ac . Market : . i".cru- d. Pa.
FOR THE LADIES
They have ISonnets. Silks, Coburgs. Alpacas, .Me
rinos, Wool Delaines, Lustres, Ginghams. Prints,
I'oplirs, Lawns, Sunshades, Handkerchiefs, Kid
and other Glovts, Hoieerr. Ra'm-rnls. ar d a gen
eral variety of Ribbons. Trimming. Button,
Braids, etc., at the lowest f-r:c -.
FOR (JEN TEAMEN
They have Black and l'lue Cloths, Black anS Fan.
ey Cassimeres. Satticette,.Tweedi. Meitorjs.Water
proof Cloth. Silk.Satia and coruiooo Vostings.ete ,
in great variety, aid at prices thnt will give gen
eral ratisfact'.cn to buyer.
AL?;.
A genera! ass-.Hment of Ready Diade Clothinr.
llata and Caps. Bcots and bces. Hardware and
Queeasware, Wood and Willowwara, and a full
stock ef Groceries.
i X FACT,
MILLER A POWELL sell all ari'oks thM ar"
usually kept in a well-regulated eouutry s'ora
anlbenee the people generally, till 5"i U ta
their advantage to buy goods of ;ae3.
GRAIN AND COUNTRY PRODUCE takea ir
exchange for goods.
Ferarv 15. 1371 tf