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, 1870-11-30

va,e rnntaa1tv n,cSsrna, aaM saRa!, aud Prices
Chirte aI 4 1 ~ g. ~ quite: Live
smsi r. ctn,ct. A. n,ssssd. - ,, PEI dog for
ne tnTrsys. saiSkc Ia Az neic PET M'
"a 'Sz for ;,rs ~ e. ~ ra teosel ~ u1s SO o1al0-a0
~ Ne SCar LILY los dressed do
- 80 saV.s - aA!f- We quoEe: Q1ttis
es WatIsrt ANY !, pnse n saickeas II k-o3a
~. - ~ra ~ sms a. ssr@.g - actelbpe SAL
w anu r1,aG nss q rh a "nnolo hams at easc
-. '.ar.T .t,s. ssi. ~ ~ ~ seNst, a1a deal
en i :snStnsK = ~ %e'5e !of can non u
chtiSs psaSoniia~s, =, tfm Asofs caf lots ot caotce
nn;t - am reo,ssn,oos, =, tns nneaugs EtFe
ara,SfG =. Iii MI tITs - r 9ns Eaas.
- o. n.s ~ s 'r h3affct fos KoSts
~ n;css w. nmn,,nst. trn.alas latact quiet.
anH satots ae nuultua.! tae SANE AZ m the ta9e
VI oas task RfsAt 1esteH. Nequats as follows.
,,sn,-a,, f,,a-e = AA~n@-
=. a ~ osH a., ri ~, NN9
a1n.s ,i.s,,I ~. ~, gil ~. pIse-.. liA
- = th.+.,a"tx - =. - A''''''..' !LSA4 80.
-. ~ ;A.ta :; ."ss -. .-... I!.saa
1osaeA ~"anl041 w.. ...,.---.-.. - lL.h3 ...-
,-,, ..,r+scro c,n,aEs-
steHe Moutague lolopanf-...-...--.. 1870 a1as0 |
=. saspman na,a a. lsaa9
Hss"t1 '4 "' ~ r"!ioo3.. -. Is'o99 80.
~,.,.,, eeoss.
EpEhso ~. ''-'s.'.,.~'...', 1Iph4 ~.
AElr!sc.a -. seaa 12fha ..-.
Eneiish GsAtEE nncs1.-..... -.--.- faN1a ....
En:sSh .entuau i sru....---.--.+..... 3.ME -:
ffcncn Kochelit tocnse''.'....-...., 3.sSa l.03
Farts *bte. 4.00a ....
SFantsn Wn!tng E. g@::.....:..-;....--.;>. 2A9 49,
~ - .ss -. - sna%stte ~ ptesent,
| tNl ntM u PiiSss lo14eos "eeA aSo Ne repeat
Hut hss as fouowss
HE'D RtFeF cal wheel. ........"........f.. .a611d
, 1870-11-30

ycascla Passed Detroit.

ARRIVED FRox cH1cAao Sov. es-Prop ]. Flss
IT,; sctn AuE1o Saxon, l. Mnsher, and Co!un
ptar.-
, 1870-11-30
TJhLTABLk
Arrival and Departure Of Trais'


Hsf n1ar {'s:H I'D III Wood1.. . Z n. .::N. ~
Z. a. a. g .::7;;9 :;aS : : q q :ts::n1s s5 -
,.xs s1, snoa. - = s.ouf;:4s ;I's sou1asns 111 x.n
4-14A sf1oe- . .;xXY. ~. A1' AA'1
p1fo71afT6 n1e 6ae E s'2s:sa s5s,h e. 9ass'*''
ssfss1t ss x.nl.s. xsst III
S.sS' S1''sss-:. R.a SIX =
CHICAGO, BrRItxt7-p:s . QCISr E.rrEoA1
7ssst oac<, s Gs::txs !ee!tsas shsT,asn Hosssi
E,.epde and a,asd.it....... is .. . s" : d .sa.z
E'::::s: E;:4: &: s. n R!s:ss;:::
Ess:s,f ~, :ssssa
F.esac Sttat EIcIe... dsd1. aao n. :a.@
SUNDAYS .tfe''ea~
csscsDfr-fss; 81 : \ 5s;ii5a is4s*
P...snsef tz.!a: il Ibis sotaR+a, is.vs 4aa AIMS
MaH iMnHsea N 'su. ...,,,..,,-......ssMlm. .s@spr
MI; Af'i'E t! sss:::: ss::;5;:
Sr1.aAza' Asss:anas.2a go. :: aso to1s1s11 eS
as- -Esrr..::::-:-.....>....: ~ s% = :'gg9r55
,--rr,-r sga =: .71x.a ~ &c e sG141e q ,r.E
tes E1sstaa ks.+1 ~ -..'----.''-. Sajn'm -eNn
II WK<fWf3ETy{
S1sr.t.N- f;e.erss pn.tenS-r G*r,t
,t-rSut.pfsft r,1pr waYn6 CEt1AE0 Hht
NAY.
ASfa1.e..a..t a..t ~rf ID ru te1ur =
nn.t nIse e EE1Ist*. .. s3AS , 0. .SNn &
~ W. E1crr.e .-.,....s tIlp, a. .tSn 8 e
rso.r.ho : 4-r1.7-r1Ea.:1a 4S,t1 n N. t.-&s14 8
sE-r.-t Es.pnlsr tF4rrrt Surdxy sFYeeat Sfn1
-
QH.GAGQ. ALTON h. LlLlS hAH.hDAD.
EEp-cte MIL --------. - = "a eaEa.
j..5tt @ AeseE E!cod.s3o7*.--.---. tinP-@ nP tss-E
iisS:,}rF rr-cTf ...,.,x....s a.St h q. ssMlE
'Fxerta suudsJs- sK.fs thsorkh to s. Iu:1ia eve"
s:sbs- :sats7asss md saodAJ1 e1eepfsd 5Ezse'
on,v1.xk V7w,,xxx4ru
HGvAT1If DE-esGn2Es s, n 6s7ss q = RI Koz,e ss:ee:*
Wtss Stde. isrtfnt yIaee y y =. = IL oo1
, 1870-11-30

Lake Eretzhtse
cs,cAeo, Na1. ss'-Taa 9alI iaa1s1 Es26sz9
, 1870-11-30

,IEA fHEH-1ne market rules qulet I0T heat1F
III descriptions, but there "a no si$thie :" sofreE~
lac" IN prices save 10. harness, which NAV be
tAuent 1t sight concession from psegtous rates
For frerch calf quotations. at present sfe .tHois
nGmtnal, prices being unsetItca and irregular.
VI make 70 change IN out l:tt:
UxxttcK-11t5 tat1ess, uu.on, 40 a4a-; city
harness, 4a2ses: country n11ness. 53ss732%: llne.
siss; 7 4 ts.ste: ". = Sh.A TO; kts: ves1s.
*l1aA1.e 20: CITY upper, No !. 2 II, e7a5lc; city
uppst. No : = r. 44es; country upper. ~ !.
;c; coliaL # 2tAssc; cali. CITY. *lese
u rs. s2s7c: ronxh upper. l4sls ~ s1as4c:
;eesa u2ps{, W ID asmazea: ssas: Chicago sole.
UAK-Shnshter so!e, issa3c: Pa::aie.pas4 <oc,
ss:asce: nasneas. .. Il 7atsc: Na, light, 81 o>a
LIS: ap- NJ ne't1m. toa{,.od: KIP. neasy,
&3Sc: American cali, 81 u.s. s1.36a1-51: French
caif, 9 rs n oaa2a 50 French Gait. - ibs 1.ssa
40: F1e1ch ctti, 50 -. 9tss.A2. 20: Fteach Hp.
50 70 1oo 1A xLea4Iss: French caIr, Leutotne~ p
dozeo. <sa0n3 loco: French calf. Jodot, . dozen.
&sans21saoo: r1sset Innings, y dozen. 81
go
METALS AND T1SSERS' sTOcK-1nere wts
better den and rof The le&tlng articles, AMI tal
, 1870-11-30

The tcl!cxinx grain has been received up 70
10 o'clock ILL., Il morning; 14e cars wheat 16a
1ey- Total, 355 ca1s, Of 1s6, 900 bu-
Naoa1aHn Jestsraay for city consumption
, 1870-11-30
l@1lo. .s-s+-A%-+++.-. .++.l
Agricultural College tApff ssyjt. .


4 netrpit dcspatca, Of 10 dag says: Tho
znercn-ion, Last week, OF tle bankiug firm Of
GFarser l. Sabin, of this city proIus more
serious tltan tirst supposed Saba, the acttse
pastntI III the firm, 1t il atcertainet1. las been
engaged IN grain and stock epeculAtions M
known 10 Granger. the outside partner who
furnished the ca"ifaf, and has borrowed 11sEe
sunls on tie ttEm- name to carry these on,
and hAs lost all. The Assets Of tho bank arc
alt tlresi mp. and serious iaroaa will be made
on the private fartnuc ct Granger. The ex-
tent Of the disaster i. not yot a.eertAlnot1."
The Dohtcn Commercial Hulisfin has tho
following on - certified checke," wick il ~
Pertinent to this locality II to that:
NaEcEpfa bf our hlnks h1t}ly Stem to k0oH
Whist rns.tton 10 oseunc IN the matter Of ce13,'el
checks rnt certincat@a of deposit, which are tcn
sttSf. shrus IN pAynaent at 11nynstH2 Nof<4 A1a
dfaf.s. the af our hanks appear to be far mpte
fb1 ten7 nthcEs Df issuing tue vouchers iu 4ues
1tf1,, an1 thr stpalEnt nf 1hf s!zn eg RACE nf
thar cEtthcates would appear to Indicate hAait
hgAs 1rn:trs alitl n*tinca nuttn- II IL certainly
4ItrA.nn. lie to expect link which u !0s* its
Hse rE+ ~ legal teI.IeE m Saturday. for H.
slrec. to lcrrrirs rrs1sncateo! depos!taof neigh
b1stBH tAnk ks III o3 noses Hhen the tssiet
hsvr ttsH icEdttE rnc.r crepnhacks. f1r t7c sske
ctrE2t cr 1f Such 4pas uten. ltstls directly t.
M i te TT fEnu ihe CcmnfFnfe5 IN rrrEoof 0f the
s..pnsny tltlxE ccttss 9u-nt iaeteou. Tue fats
EIss:: IA: III. 1auAs 10 assume this. Lcf them
k.-t's certificates M matter nf cSnTtcar fntFr-
ls--f' Ing 'Et y hen they mt IN lonane.i-
a.. rcrt Z! thc t4ls wrirh .hey rer.csent- aud r.
fH@tEr taFEu x hen reserve II l1w. No nue fully
utdfIs!ana!ne the po.istuu can object 10 thta
SN~-"
TIE folto.inc telc-r,nhic stg,otAtious wcso
, 1870-11-30

Jh.i prc.>e wete nrra aud uuchsnecil. tie quote
COMMON 10 fair medium grades at f4a0Ga69-00,
BEASs-.Hn. re waa = fa.1 tnauiry pssses
ranging al 81 00a1.s % for coumnn R1adea: MA
a-t0 for roUd su choice medium, and *a.o9Ssso
REEswAx-The market was dull at unchanged
p'RiNC;i11DIEsG RCi1DEsG MATER1ALs-Tne narxes was dn1i
NabEsa Rssss Tss
LII. fa.assaso: lime y bull, = orl. 500: ime,
Is; cement, Rosedaie, sa.on3a2e: Akron. = br,
e Nstaea Louts1te .aaa =: p.asss.-
na1 -: ~ ~ siss ssns + IT, E.! eea
| trl, fa.NHxs.si: plaater. u b!i. s2oa422a
| CilEESE--As compared with the previous week
the demand for tits ssaple has fallen On some,
gnnds prices are held with nnahated rr1nnesa For
conrosn grades the inarSes exhibits less strength.
a.'n Tor Western factory and Western Reserve we
riye our quotations. Wider tsuxe; dropping the
tns!de ngure ltc; The following are ths ruling
rs,ses: Ssw York tassoy. ls.s@sA1: Msssssn
sss aas r. nos sss
| tzed by more than moderate degree Of acttr.tT,
1 the continued warm weather materially fesSe1inR
tie c.nsumDtion, but there has been no softentna
IN prices. On the contrary, the general market Is
n11ne1, an IN the bet1er varieties o1 sot. caa, We
mote an aasanse Of nc PET tou. Ette ~. a1d R5ta.
Leh,gh, iatup. slt.aa: Lehtzh, prepared. t1a.MAa
l0.a0; lacIawanna. $3.50: lllosshuyy. IS ~: Enc
and Hriar H!li, xgsa: Walnut It'll. fao6; Hooking
! Valley. ss.0a. iNinDts. <Aus4a-1>
ClDEls-Is IN demand, anIt sells At range o1
| il ala<f - per brt, according 10 quality.
ruFEEE-There was less attiyisy In the Inquiry
! for this l,uc Of goods dutrE the week under re-
| St6 y, and few dealers were granting slight con
rrs sso.s ou prices ruling ten DAYS ago The stncE:
! ar. 10 eaod condition. We qn0se % follows
Moena, ssas.c; Java. etassc: o. @. Java 2sxa
&c; roaxti1g Rio. 1sA91sc; common lilo, l9A
1:a.c: fdei to prime, e9A5& s'ac: pr.1na te
choice. s'ae1Kc. Lac.iayra, 2it ,a2sc.
| VASn,Es--Thc market WAS tatvly he'lre, ant
r-1cts were Steady aud unchanged: Va1!me, y Z
..hc: tsearne. 1s4es1stc; schne!tl.:r's star
| 'ata1scs KaEtest'@ 8feaIic Lights iS.3lShc
| {t}OlERAGE-1.ar tte"ces anl pork barrel
| were in aci!ve request. but !07 the latter pt1ce
| wtrc marked .tnwn 10c- Other descriptions wcr'
! ,iu,f We nHose:
| Whisscr ba.re!s. iron-houn,1- =
, 1870-11-30

METALS AND TIMERS sTDcK-Inere wss
better den and rof The le&tlng articles, AMI the
T1eMa OF de2Ies4 were rrmeE. The stocks Asr
ample. Wt ccn4Epe 70 qu3se:
Ttx-Box un psase g. loxl<, fso1oi rooMa3,
, 1870-11-30
Agh3EW

H).Mx3aAm
ss7s.Mh4thN
~ tAaSs1
9:.NJ
9e.HNa3S.m
Y6.hE1&e.Nl
:1.Mt5aaaaM
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21
Shaw's Great Holiday Bazaar.


To our Patrons, Old and Young, we offer
our usual annual Holiday greeting, A MEs-
RY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY New YEAR
Having just received full and complete
stock of Holiday goods useful. ornamental
and amusing, which DO not promise to give
away, but will sell so cheap that all may pur-
chase with the smallest possible amount OF
cash.
Come and see this mammoth collection of
rare and beautiful things.
They will please the most fastidious;
They will make your homes cheerful and
Your wives more amiable
Your daughters look more beautiful, (if
possiblc);
Your sons more obedient, grateful and
good;
Your babys prattle more musical;
our,recollections Of the dying year plea
SAINT and serene.
Drive dull care from the hearth and sub
stitute sunshine, peace, Happiness and con-
tentment IN every home. -.. 80
Come one, come all, and bring the chill
dren, and be amused, be astonished, be in
happy. So: -,
Remember the place. -.
A. |. SHAws,.
Markell Street, Clsarfeld, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21
D EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is here

EGISTER'S S NOTICE.-Notice is here
IL bv given tina: the following accounts
have bee n exam med and passed by me and remain
filed of record in this Office for tho inspection of
hsirs, atees ed and all others in anyway
interested and will be presented to the next Or
phans' Court Of Cearfeid county, 10 be held at
the Court House, in the Borough Of Clearhsid
commencing on the I'd Monday OF anuary, 1871 ::
Partial Account of 7. H Murray, AdrnInistra-
tor of the the estate of John SPackman, late Of
GiraId tp, decd.
- Final Account OF r. X. illegal. Adrni nistrator
of the estate of Martin illegal, iato of Goshen
township. deceased.
Final Account Of T. Valentine Bailey, Admin
istrator of Titus II. Bailey atc-of Bloom tip dec d.
= TIE Account of Henry IlartIfelt and J. c. Bar
rstt. Administrators of Henry Marshall, late of
Brady township, deceased
Partial Account of John Holt Administrator Of
George G SmeaI, late of Bradford tp. decd.
Account of John Holt and V. B. Hs!t, Admins.
traitors of Thos. Holt late of Bradford tp, dec d.
Final Account of John w. Wright and Henry
D. Wright, Administrators of VIM. Wright, late Of
Beccaria township. deceased.
Final Account of Martha Irwin and Levi Irwin,
Executors Of los Irwin late of Lawrence dec d..
Account Of s. II. Caldwell and Robert Louns-
berry. Admin istrators of Joseph Barger, late of
Bradfor township, deceased.
Account of Melinda Rogers formerly Melinda
Curiey), Adm'rI of Jane Curlsy, late Of karthaus
township, deceased.
Final Account of Deborah D,vis, ExccutriX of
Samuel W. Smith, late of Gueiich tp, decd.
Dec. f'70. A. w LEH Register
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

LADY's FRIEND. lS7l.-The New Year
number cerainly surpassses anything this
Queen of the Monthlies has hitherto accom-
plished-two steel plates, one of them an
exquisite ''Desdemonia - colorcd two page
steel Fashion Plate, superior to any thing of
the kind a colored Lamp Mat; a pretty
fancy wood cut, my Little Lady" pop
ular piece of music, and most profuse va
riety OF illustrations of dress and fancy work
81, so year, including large steel engra>
wing. Deacon & Peterson, Philadelphia.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

GoDEY's LADY's Book, lS7i.AThe pub
Usher of the Lady's Book has presented his
patrons with an extra number of embellish>
me9ts for January. Looking for the
Eclipse, steel plate; s,eclplate title
page; six figure colored fashion plate !;
handsome Berlin wool work pattern, printed
in a variety of colors; two beautiful woods
cuts, printed on tinted paper, and the best
extension sheet of fashionable and useful
designs ever published Price s3 a year. L.
A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

CHURCH DEDICATION AT CLEARFIELD.-
The new II. Z. Church in Clearfeld will
be dedicated to the worship of Almighty
God, on Sunday, the 9Th day of January,
1871. Bishop E. r. Ames, and Revs.
John w. Langley, j. S. McMurry, p f.,
and other eminent divines, will take part in
the services. Bishop Ames will preach in
the morning, at l04 clock, and conduct
the dedicatory ceremonies. All arc cor
daily invited.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21
p.,r,sR R.-Wnter Arrangement.

REIIsIous.- Divine services will be held
,ayt Sabbath, in Clearield, as follows:
r, Rev. Hall, in st. Andrews Eplscopal
abutch. at IL A. NJ and 2. NJ. Sunday
scbooI at p. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening 1t o clock.
Ry Rev. Butler, in the Presbyterian church,
,nnynino and evening. SABBATH school at
sP. VI. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at ! o'clock.
By Rev. =. H. M'Gnrd, in the Methodist
church. morning and evening. Sabbath
school at \. W. Prayer meeting every
THURSDAY at Il p NJ Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at l0t n NJ.
St. Francis church-Mass at 10! A. NJ,
the second and fourth SUNDAYS OF each
month.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

NEW |. o. o. F. LoDGE.-A new Lodge
of the |. O. OF y. f., will be Instituted at
Osceola, on Thursday, December 90. 1870.
A cordial invitation is extended TO members
of the several reizhboring Lodges to be
present on the occasion.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY, for Janua-
ry, 1871, is before us. 1t contains its usual
extensive budget of music. So per year.
j. L. Peters Publisher, ,599 Broadway, \. Y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

How IS IT?-We learn that there is some
talk of establishing Lodge of Odd Fellows
at Troutville, in this county. We have no
definite information 10 regard to it, as yet.
Luthersburg would be better point, in our
opinion for such an institution.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

The WEEK OF PRAYER IN lS7I-The
following programme for the annual week of
prayer. beginning Sunday, January |, 1871,
has been issued by Hon. VIM e. Dodge,
President of the Evangelical Alliance OF tie
United States. and the Rev. DR.. Noah II.
Schenck, Chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee:
Sunday. Jan. l-Serlncns-Subjcct In
spiration of Holy Scriptures; its sufficiency
and sole authority for religious faith aud
practice.
Mou,isy, Jan. -Prayer-Grateful re-
view of the past, calling Tor renewed conh-
dence and for increased devotedness; hu
initiation for the worldliness in the Church,
and for national sins provoking divine judg-
ments.
Tuesday, Jan 3-Praycr for all nations ;
for all in authority: for soldiers and sailors
for all who have suffered in the recent war,
and icr the blessings of peace.
"Wednesday. Jan. 4-Prayer for the con-
version of children; for Suuda: schools and
all the seminaries of learning, and for the
raising UP Of more laborers in Christ's ; ser
vice. a-.a
Thursday. Jan. 5-Prayer for the out
pouring of the Holy Spirit on all who pro
fess and call themselves Christians; for the
increase of charity, and of affectionate com
munion and co operation among all in every
land who love the Lord Jesus Christ
Friday. Jan. 6-Prayer for the circulation
of the Word of God; for blessing on reli
gious literature, and for the removal of all
hindrances TO the spread of the Gospel.
Saturday, Jan. Prayer for Christian
Missions for the conversion of the world
and for '!the glorious appearing of our LORD
Jesus Christ.
Sunday JAN s-Sermons-Sub Faith
| Hone and Loye-ewentisl witnesses tor thc
] truth.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

A NICE PIG.-We are informed that Mr.
!. Whipple, of Penn township, this coun
ty. lat week killed a pig, Ave days less than
s.yen months old, that weighed 235 pounds
when dressed. That was certainly very
nice mig, anl - i'll be hard TO beat.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Gents
Bows, Ties and Gloves, expressly for the
Holidays, received on Friday, at VIM Reed s.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

SKATEs.-The largest and best assortment
of Skates ever brought to this place. are
now on exhibition at II. F. Bisler & Co.'S
Hardware Store, ON Second Street. Now
is the time TO buy cheap skates. Call and
examine them
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

No P.rxR.-I accordance with our an
n al custom, no paper will be issued from
,.is Office next week. to enable our hands to
.niov little recreation.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21
AR RTE o.

On Thursday, Noy "a, 1870, by Rev. s.
Croft, Mr. c. G. SPHoARtK OF Clearfield
county, and Miss.S. C.OswnLTt of Centre
county.
At the residence of Hon, john Patton,
on Tuesdsy, December 2Otll 1870, by Rev.
w G. Ferguson, Mr.. PHINEAs BLOOM, OF
Pike township, and Miss MARIA MADDEN,
nf Eurwnnsyill. -.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21
+ O S A d A T. I S

rINHE SREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
i kESToRER, purihes the blood and
e1ies Scrofula .SyphlisSkin Diseases. .Rheu-
-stsm, Diseases Of women and all Chron-
~ ir Affections of the Blood Liver and Kid
heys. Recommended by the M edicsr Pae-
ulty and rnsny lhousants 81 ear bsst citi !.
lens
Read the testimony of Physician. and pa
~ tients. who have used Rosadalis; send for
y our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book or Al
manac for this year. which We ppblish for
gTatuitous distribution; it will give yoo
much valuable rnformstios
Or. X. W. Carr, o. Baltimore. says:
4 | take pleasure in recommending ysur
"A Rosadslis as a very powerful Alternative. L
have seen II used in two eases with happy
fesults-one in case of secondary syphilis
IN which the patient pronounced himself
cured after having taken i've bottles OF
n your % edicine The other Is . case Of screS-
J ula OF hong standing, which is rapidly inn
proving under its use, and the indications
are that tho patient win soon recover. I
have carefully examined the formula by
which your Rosadalis is made. and ind it
an excellent compound Of sisersti's tngrs-
\ dients.
DR.. Sparks, of Mich holasyiIle, Ky, says ho
has used Rosadalis in cases of Scrofula and
Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results
as cleaner Of the BloSd know ne bet
r ter remedy.
Samuel G. McFaddcn, Murfreesbore',
- Tenn says:
have used seven bottles Of Rosadaifs
and am entirely cured of Rheum atism sehd
mo four bottles. as wish it for my brother,
VII" ha. scrcfulou- sofs eyes.
BeLjamin Becht. l, Of Lima, Ohio, wntss,
Il lhayc suffered for twenty years withate IN
,eterats eruption over my whole body .
short time since purchased a bottle Of Rs-
sad ais and it effected perfect cure.
Labratory, 81 Exchange Plscs baltimore.
- CLEMENTS, 4 co ,Proprietors.
RosadaIis is sold by Hartsrick Irwin and 4.
Shaw. C.earfeid, ID. L. Good, 0scsols, and BY
ruggists generally. iApril 6'I0-iv
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

A Y. M-The new Masonic Hall in this
place will be dedicated on Friday, December
Both, 1870, at high II. The officers of No.
3l4 will be installed in the evening. All
member. of the order are cordially invited
to participate in the interesting ceremonies
of the daY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

RANK NOTICE. The stock holders of
II the First National Bank of Clearfield,
will meet at their Banking House in CIearfield,
Tuesday. January 9th ,lSIl between the hours.
of and o'oloes, "a for the purpose of elect
ing directors WIN. Ii. DILL,
Dec. IA, 1879. Cashier.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

7 .ICENSE NOFICE.-The following nam
IL ed persons have filed in the Office of the
CLERK of the court of Quarter Sessions of Clearfcd
their Petitions for License at the January Ses-
sion 4 D. 1871 agrccably TO the Act OF Assembly OF
March 2sth, 1856 entitled. IAN Act to regulate
tho state Of Lilo oxieating Liquors. &c:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

To CoRREsPSDENTst j. R: Your let
ter came to hand. but at too late All hour for
insertion this week 1t will appear in our
next
CL1 Tod: Your communication was re-
ceired in due time, but would have to be
r.-writ Ell before published. We have not
time to 50, and hence it will not appear.
W. II. 5. will please accept our thanks tor
several items of news. Let US hear from
you often.
MORE Anon, is on hand again this week,
aud contains several news items. That S
right; state facts only, and as brief as pos>
>ibie
D1scIPULUs is a new correspondent. We
have som, doubts, as TO the proprlefy OF
some things he says. Hope he will try TO
avoid all statements that are likely to give
offence
Correspondence from the various towns,
and other localities in the county, solicited.
Give us the facts of accidents, incidents, etc.
occurring, and we will put them in shape.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

THE New JAIL.-We understand that
the County Commissioners, on Thursday
last, opened the bids for the erection of our
new County prison. The contract, we are
informed. was awarded to Geo. Thorn, Esq,
for $50. 500. Mr.. Thorn is a good mechan-
ic, and will fulfill his contract according to
the specifications furnished by the architect.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

HUMPHREYS EBRhTED COAL,
Free from all Impurities, again in the mar
ket Orders left at the stores of Jas. B. Graham
4 Sons. or Richard Mossops viii receive prompt
attention. Nov. 80, 70 Gun.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

The HOLIDAYS -Messrs. Hartsvick &
Irwin have just received an extensive assort-
ment OF Hoid d Goods, select d with great
re and with view to :asc both Old and
young. - ...
Also, a fresh surrfy Drugs and Medicines
B .o.,s, Stationery, Musical Instruments, and
a general variety of articles, both ornamen-
tai and useful.
They have, also, large stock of the finest
brands of Cigars and Tobacco Confections,
and a general variety of Notions and Fancy
Articles, which will he disposed at the most
reasonable prices Give them a call.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

IN THE MATTER of the estate.of Mat
l. thew A. Forcee, deceased:
Tho auditors eport in the above estate having
been referred to tho undersigned for tho purpose
of making certain change5 therein, he hereby
gives notice that he will attend 10 the duties of
his appointment. at his office in Clsarhsld, on
WsfResF1y Drcsmber IS 1870, at o'clock. r NJ 2,
when md where all persons interested may attend
Dec 7.T0-3t T NJ MURRAY, Auditor.
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pIMPLEs OR WORMS IN THE FACE

A Treatise their causes, and how to euro
them. including fe pnpayed Tcnt>1y, will be sem I
free by all for IS cents or descrlptr> pam pfsts
-grati,, receipt OF stamp Address NJ. LAFAY-
ETTE BYRN, NJ. D., Box 1863. n Z Office 80
Cedar Street. Dec. a. tS7p-Im