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COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 10, 1871.
PURSUANT to an order OF HON. SAMUEL,
". MELTON. 4 SPECIAL SESSION Of
tAe Court Of General Sessions, for Riohlaad
Uounty will be held At OolumbiA; COMMENT.
Ing on MONDAY NEXT, tho 26tl. day Of June,
prosecutors, Witnesses; and offers interest.
ed, are notified to attend.
:, A new Grand Jury has been drawn; ttnil ~
direction OF the Judge. the Grand Jury In at.
tendance at the last Term are dfacharRed.
quirad. So.
June 208 D. D. MILLER g. c. a.
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College Commencement>a at Due West
81 Aa@a 4 gEEBR
GnEENyILLE ASp CoLuarphARAI1noAp Co,

CoLOHBIA, s. e., June rs; 1871.
POUND Trip Tickets, for tDne fare, will be
IG .sold at all Mutations on this road tor Don.
maids, TO petsons who desire to visit Due
.West. during commencement exercises of
ErBkine College and Due West Female Col
lege, oh the 18th and, 18th of July.
Bale ot Tickets to commence Oh til q 9Th and
continue until the llth incIusive, the priyi-
lege 20 return to e1tShd 70 the 18th inclusive.
te yis.,s:ts i.THOMASt tDODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
II. II. BAn1THTN Gen erAt Ticket Agent.
jtF Papets phhllahing by agreement will
please insert three tfmes weekly.
June Is, .s.ii!sstiE.:>- ~
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Ansarlcpn Intelligence.
NOON DISPATCHES.


CABRAL DEgEATED-.sANJ JUAN NEARLY DE-
sTRoYRD.-o' baldwin AGAIN IN THE
RINd-IETERRsTINd TO SALOON KEEPERS
;T--UNIoH LEAaUH nTKnPEREs WrrH
,soUTHERH STATE GovRRNMENTs-adA-
soNIo DEMONSTRATIONS I'm PHHADEI-
PHtA-TERRrEIo tohNADo: IN CHICAGO.
1NGTSN, lo.H1 IL e 9: e' - /" Aa1'
CNurNNAr1i J1na 1a.&JohGil Key. for
killing his father aha. another. man at
Elaming gsbttg, lh9s besn !co6Yieted of
murde fh $hS Afas degree. y 4 lsIs %
!. MACON, Inna "a. I'm JtGe Macon and
Western Railrdad thse, :. 70 day, judge
Alexander gave atde1iAionN Sustaining
the, inidnption. and affirming the right
Qt the; Macon and Western TO-, lease
It's road. hnt doubling athe power Of TIE
sH Central under . ifa c1sfteF. f e become The
,HHasras, ras s. J,iH J1Ma1oA.. ,4.- nee;22s.-st!!
Thomas sdpioeg report that on the 4th
Baez's'troopS 1900 strong, defeated an
equal puhS& Of Cabxal's s t6rces at Ban
4nan. With heavy Ioss, CaBfal, retreat
Ang, hred ihe magazine. and nearly the
Tllolo town was destroyed; Gem. ST.
OlaiF was killed. ';'j ii'."i
New Yonn, june 24:-The Savannah
firemen retnrn to-day. They were pre-
ssntsa Tit f.! asRienaa ,g slN banner and silver
Tia National COMMITTEES Of Tie Union
L&eaR9 meGto-aas. A resolution, after
bpgefsbotes was passed; giving aid to
tasn INV Ind ordet The following State
Yamgbers were /. arpointed: Arkansas.
Am ~ A4f1nnnpsc II noI@.
HAmasxS lfhars 90 HeretofoYS:YS
E!SraIVVfgS Jdnb 5AA-An over Aissue Of
$40. 900 city aress9hfy Warrants thSs been
HHcsdi to., TIL !. teSfflss bets wesns lab7 and
fsa9, Rhtte pegg4HSauf Was Uomptroller.
AHyosgpatipA; ha0 b bSHn 5ofdaaed. -.
EAgRRl9wiH 81 allenkes Tons aAileH for
", ,50Q, K6tj more. to mill within four
CINcnaNATI, June "a. Tho distillation
OF .9alpo1 .F9shi1gs, which, have any
smell OF beer, is forbidden, under xeoti.
Gers 1iee1se; The Goverhmeutta 8 tru
teri Is thbt beer and ,other, hrtioles not
taxed 90 spirits are used1 whereby atba
G0vernment ~ defrauded. rt.,o:; IL l..:s.
NEW hlOH1EANs, June. "a. a-Thona4
.Winnheu was ARRESTED as tbs 'hdurdefer
OF. f.James A Lyons, telegraph operator,
on Saturday,last.' Winchell, with whom
Lyops was boarding. attacked .Lyons ID
bed, Saturday morning, beating him SO
eeyerely s?as g With watehman's club, that he
New YonK, Jnne 24.-The Regatta
COMMITTEES awards the schooner Tidal
Wave. first class; sloops Addie and
Breeze, second class. The winpers, Tidal
Wave and Addie, take the Regatta sub.
soription and the challenge CUP. The
Breeze takes the Regatta cup.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Sioux Cry, Iowa, june 24.-The
steamer Ida Reese. No. 2, was sunk neat
the mouth OF White River. The bon
was valued at $4,000 and the oargc
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0AG;Is:lEszz1ziiMG lsz1iiM HOUSE
G Il I L DIS & WILEY,
COLT uMDIA, g.. G.

WE have marked down all OF .onr large
VIZ stock OF fREADY.MADE CLOTHING to
ouch low figures that the price comes within
reach OF allthat wish a good fitting garment,
made In the latest style and by the best NAL.
ers In New York. We are the only house that
sell AL Linen Drawers at $1.50. We are the
Calcutta Snits, warranted genuine. An in
epection OF our largo stock will settle the
mind OF any one that money is made by buy.
Ing from us. Thir:y-two Inch Sole Leather
Trunks, only q few left, at 500. Juno 2S
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Columbia;and Augusta Rail
i ii road Company = =,
TREASURER's

-, u r~.r.t., THEASUREh'S OFFICE.
co1uMBiA, 8. O., Juno "a, 1871.
TNHE Coupons on Bonds due on lat Of July
Central National Bank. in Columbia, al City
National Bank. In New York, at FirAt Nation Al
Bank, In Charlotte, N. c. and Office OF Messrs.
John =. G 0chen Z Sons, IL Augusta, Georgia.
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PROCLAMATION

EXECUTIVE DEpAnTMEHr.
COLUMBIA, June 29. 1871.
w received at this Department that va
canies have occurred In the ofitea OF County
In the following Counties, to
VT: Neweerry County, Simeon Young and
navia aata nallet9ck; Chester County, y. a. Fro.
County, 2. ]. Lemon and Gadsden Tarlton;
Union; County, H. Il. White and John Tins
ley: <
casssso. Nov. therefore, i. r ROBERT z. SCOTT,
accordance with the thirty. .seventh Section OF
{ he Act of September 26,l 1868, entitled s'An
Act to .define the duties ind Jurisdiction OF
county Commissioners" do hereby issue this,
held on THURhDAY, the aad day Of JAY
next, to fill s6id YacAnoies for the unexpired
term thereof, Within tho said Counties, re-
spoctiveiy., The Commissioners OF Elections,
ing for the General Elections, and the manner
q conducting the same" approved March /,
1870, are authorized and directed to conduct
the said speoial elections, respectively. and to
make. az necessary arrangements therefor,
and each OF them arc hereby required, after
que publication, aud with strict regard to tho
proVislonH OF the Constitution and the laws OF
the Stato touching their duties in such case,
TO oapae suoh elections to be hold on tho day
aforesaid, and to take nll the necessary steps
ZOE eho holding OF suoh elections. and TOR the
aeoertainlng and determining the person or
persons who shall hayo been dnfy elected
thereat.
my hand, and caused the Great Seal Of
tho State to be affixed, ct Columbia,
IL. 8. this 236 day OF June. a. D. 1871, and
in tho nincty-ffth year Of the Inde-
pondonce OF tho United 6tates ot Aine-
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor:
F. L. CARDozo. Secretary CT Stato.
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Davis Magic Grease and Spot Remover
YSH1S is invaluable in cleaning clothes OF
Il any sort. II does not injure or discolor
tho fabric in the slightest. Price 2J cents.
Prepared for sale by W. @. FISHER,
June 10 DRUGGIST.
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From the lowest to the highest. and we feo1
confidentthat all those fayoring ne With an
order from distance will be pleased and
satished that .
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26
Penn'a R, R.-Winter Arrangement.

RELIGIOUS. s.-Digine services viii be held
next Sabbath, in Clearfield. as follows:
Bs Rev. Hall, in St. Andrew S Episcopal
-ebuich. at IL A. NJ. and ! p NJ Sunday
school at p. NJ Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at clock.
By Rev Butler, in the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening. SABBATH school at
3P. N. Prayer mee ting every Wednesday
evening at ! o clock.
By Rev. J. II. NJ Cord, in the Methodist
church. morning aad evening. Sabbath
school at 9 A. NJ Prayer meeting, every
Thursday at II p NJ Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at I03 4. NJ.
By Rev. Mr.. Skinner, in the Baptist
church. morning and evening, alternately.
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ELEPHANT EMPRESS.

The Wonder and Admiration Of the World,
One Hundred and Thirty Years Old,
Weighing Six Tous Four Hundred and
Eighty Pounds. Standing Eleven
Feet Four Inches High, being
the largest Elephant the face of the Globe
PROF A :. FoREP&UGH,
the subduer of Wild Beasts will enter the Den of
FOUR SAVAGE KAFFIR LIONS!
The Menagerie contains Black Named African
Lions, Mazavamba Lions Eaffr Lions. African
Glands, Burehcle Zebras, Silver Striped Hyenas
Peruvian Lsmas, Senegal Leopards, South Amer
lean Panthers, Mexican Lions. Royal Bengal Ii
gers, Egyptian Walapus. Burmese Cattle. Rocky
Mountain Moose, japanese Swine, Grizzly Bears
Silver Grey Foxes New Zealand Emus African
PercaPiues. Two bumped Cameis A rabian Drom-
edaries California Badgers. Monkeys, Apes. Ba-
boons, Ichneumous Powees. Cassowarys, Black
African Ostrich Golden Crested CockatoOs. Silver
Phessants, MacRws, Parrots, and over 2a0 Minor
Birds and Beasts.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26
VILE EXHIBIT AT
Clearfield, Monday, May lst.
Luthersburg, Tuesday May I'd

This corporation are the lsrgesr animal opera
tors in the world. Own their ships, aud whose
agents are searching every inhabitable portion of
the Globe for new specimens of the Animal King
dem. Tha immense rendezvous near Phiiadel-
pbia covers al area of over two and a half acres
Of ground built Of Srick and stone. fire proof,
with all the modern imp res snents and applian-
ces for the SAFE keeping and protection of their
animals The Company have now on hand'seyen
Elephants, nineteen Csmeis and Dromedaries,a apd
a sufficient number of animals 10 fill forty FIVE
massive cages This supply is constantly kept on
hand to gnari Ggninst all possible emergencies,
and at any time should the Great Pacific Menag-
erie by any accident lose any Of theif collection
il couid easily be replaced-thus avoiding any
dissp Pointnent to il, patrons and the public.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

ALMOST SUIcIDE.-A young man who
has been sojourning in this place for some
months, for some cause, We suppose best
known to himself, attempted to commit SUI
eide OF. Saturday evening of last week, by
taking an ounce of laudanum. The in
mates of the house learning. the sad state
into which he had plunged himself, we're
prompt in summoning medical aid, and
thus saved him from an untimely death.
IurOne Blade
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n F. n T A l. & A Il D.
- DIR. f.. NJ. HILLS.

Would say to his patients and the public gener-
ally that, having dissolved partnership with DR..
Shaw, he is now doing the entire work Of his office
himself, SO that patients need-not fear being put
under the hands of any other operator
Having obtained reduction of the patent
the plate material. an enabled TO put up teeth
MUCH CHEAPER than formerly. l also have DR..
Sucks patent process for working Rubber plates,
VIII ich makes a much lighter, more elastic and
stronger plate for the same amount OF material.
and roishes the plate on both sides, rendering
it much more easily kept clean-
Special attention paid to the preservation OF
the natural teeth and all work guaranteed sn
tirely satisfactory to patients
Office at the old stand opposite the shaw House.
Office hours from to II, A. N. and 20 ), p N.
Patients from distance should notify me few
days before hand of their intention to
Always at home unless other notice appears in
both the county papers Feb. I5'7I-tt-
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9 PORTER SHAW. ID. ID. S.
Office -. MASONIC BUILDING,

Putting Of the NATURAL TEETH in 4 healthy
preservatiye and useful condition, is made a
specialty Diseases md NAL formations comm on
to the mouth, jaw ard associate parts ste treated
and corrected with fair success.
Examinations and consultations FREE
Prices for partial and full sets of Teeth KUcH
LOWER than in 1870
1t would be well for patient. from distance to
let me know, by mail, few days before coming
TO the office
1t is very iIs portant that children between the
ages of six and twelve years should have their
teeth EXAMINED.
By Aniesthesia teeth are extracted wIGHoUr pain
February Is. lS7l-tf
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

CIRCUS AND MENAGgRIE COMING. b.
Warner & Cos. Great Pacific Menagerie
and Circus, an entire new organization, will
exhibit in Clearfeld, Monday May Ist.
This being the first show Of the season, and
one of the most extensive and best equip
ped in the country, it will draw large crowds.
The Menagerie contains rare and curious
beasts and birds from all parts Of the world
elephants, lions, tigers, leopards, pan
thers, ostriches zebras, bears, elks, hyenas,
a colony of monkeys, reptiles, &c. Their
elephant, Empress, is the largest in A
nerica, weighing -, $50 pounds, and stand
ing eleven feet four inches in height. This
animal was ca ptured on the Indus River, in
the North Western part of India. in l749,
when but five years of age. Her career
through life has been one of great interest.
She has figured conspiciously in public car
nivas in the Old World for more than
century past and has been respectively the
property of the Crowned Heads of China,
Japan India ahd Russia. Empress was
presented by Alexander IN 1862 to kreuitz-
burg, popular exhibitor of Wild Animals
at that time in ST. Petersburg. She was
taken to Moscow, thence into Germany,
where she was purchased by an Agent of
the Great Pacific Menagerie and Circus, and
brought to this country in June, 1870. The
circus embraces splendid and daring riders,
intrepid gymnasts-acrobats of unusual
Skill-scholarly clowns, who are full of hui
morous jokes, sparkling wit and quaint ideas
strangely developed freaks Of animals sa-
gacity, exhibited by trained horses, trick
ponies and comic mules-with-a multiplicity
Of other features. The whole gigantic ex-
hibition is shown under one immense can
vas, and for one single price OF admission.
A fine street display will take place in the
morning at ten clock.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

WHAT becomes of all the old shoes is a
question that has puzzled philosophers for
years. But greater question is, what be-
comes of all the boots and shoes sold by Al
exaDder at the keystone Shoe Store on
Second Street? He has the largest assort-
ment of shoes, and sells the cheapest of any
firm in Clearfeld.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

LAST Sunday was beautiful day; and
seeing 50 many persons out walking over the
cemetery hill, and other places usually
sought out by pleasure seekers on fine
Skinner Sunday afternoon, made one ina
gine that it was already midsummer, rather
than early spring.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

GARDEN SEEDs.-Just received and for
sale at the Drug Store of Hartswick 4 Ir-
win, fresh garden seeds, and mixed lawn
and white clover seed apr. I2-3t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

CURRENT report that cave had been
discovered outhe hill east of Mr. A. II.
Shaw's residence. 1t Is said, that some
persons having seen smoke ascending from
the hill, AMI being curious to know what
caused it, went there and found it issuing
from cave. As the cave" has not yet
become public, it Is supposed the story was
hoax. An exploration of the hill, would
more likely reveal rendezvous for cooking
stolen chickens and corn. than cave.
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Late Publications.

HOME AND HEALTH.-The April number
of this new Health Magazine comes to US
with a great variety of interesting articles.
The principal ones are on THE Teeth-cau-
ses and Prevention of Decay, Health at
Home, Bathing and Baths (illustrated), ?"
Rearing Babies, Tight Lacing (illustra-
ted)," ''Bright's Disease Untechnically
Considered, What shall we do in the
Sick room?'' ETC. Thefe are more than
forty smaller articles, containing valuable
hints on health and for the home. Pub
lished at 81 so per year, by ". r. De Puy
& Brother, sos Broadway, New York.
AMERICAN SUNDAY School WORKER.
This journal holds on its course with 10 les
sened merit or ability Sunday Schools had
better send for specimen copies of the mag
azlRe and lesson papers. Country Sunday
Schools had better try this system. Pub
Usher, j. W. McIntyre, St Louis. The
April number contains ''The Sabbath
School the Child of the Church Take your
Son with you The Bible Boy; On the
Management of Sunday School Libraries ;
Encouragement in Work Excellencles and
Defects of Sunday School Teachers; Les
sons for the. Little Ones; Lessons for Sab
bath, &c.
GODEY's LADY's BooK.--$3 year-L.
A. Cooley, Phila.-The May number Of this
excellent magazine Is before US. The illus
trations are specimens of the highest type
of art, and the reading matter is unexcelled.
HOME MAGAZINES a year.-T S.
Arthur & Sons, Phla-rhis superb maga-
zine for May is out 1t is full of good things.
CHILDREN S HoUR-sl25 25 a year-T
S. Arthur & Sons, Phila The best chill
dren 5 magazine published. The May num-
Ter is of unusual interest.
PETERS MUSICAL MoETHLY-$3 year.
j. L. Peters, 500 Broadway. n. .Y.-This
excellent musical publication should be in
the hands of lovers OF music everywhese.
MARRIED
| On Saturday, March Ilth, 1871, by W.
| J. Nugent, Esq, Mr.. ELICIT SCoTT and
! Miss SARAH NJ. WESToVER, both of Burn
side township.
On Sunday, April 10th 1871, by w. J.
Nuaent, Esq, Mr. H. j. MORGAN and Mrs.
/ JULIA TIBBETr, both of Ciearfcld county.
DIED:
On Friday April 2l 1871. Mr. WILLIAM
! c. MCGoNIGAL, OF CIearfeld, aged about
/ 10 years.
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To the Republicans,

The members of the Republican County
Committee are requested to meet in the
Court House, at Clearfeld on Tuesday the
2l day of May, at . clock, p. NJ, for the
purpose of electing a Representative, and
sl.o Senatorial, delegate to the State Con
ysntion, to be held at Harrisburg on the
7th day of May. All other members of
the party are respectfully invited to attend.
T. II. MURRAY,
March %. Chairman Co. Com.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

If any Of our readers should be in doubt
prevailing styles in hats, caps, and gentle
:nen furnishing goods of all kinds are kept,
it would be worth their while to visit d. r.
Fullerton on Second street; ana have their
doubt removed
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26
THE EAGLE HOTEL"

L Main St, Curwensville, Pa.
Having leased for a term of years ths aceve
we'll krown and popular Hotel formerly kept oy
Mr. Mason, and lately by Mr. Fouts), ana having
newly reftted and refuTpished 1t, the Presens
proprietor feels assured that he can render entire
satisfaction 10 guests sojourni ing with him hne,
Iarg, stable aud yard Is attach sd for the care and
proie ton of horses, carriages and wagons
shar, sf pstrouaseis solicited
Ms,s 70-ly Al DEAJLkEf, ProPr.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

The Tyrone Blade shouldn't attempt TO
''heave" the shortcomings of some of its
own 'miserables' upon the shoulders of
Ciearfelders. One of our ''tonsorial ar
t>tes says the Blade might get his run
net busted for offering such an insult 10
the profession.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

On Thursday last Mr.. John Viewers
stable clerk John, left his horse run
nway. Guess there was no materia! damage
done, except having badly mixed up the
driver Joha with ''culed gemman, who
was also aboard the wagon.
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2aftsiuan's 5ournal.
CLEARFIELD, PA, APRIL 2e, 1871.

"a P,rRoxs.-To insure the safe transmission
=, money by mail, patro ms should remit by check
AZ mouey-orier, or have their letters registered.
= Sr.csint will be enclosed in the first paper after
-. money comes to hand:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

TAKING IT COoL-that chap who was
gracefully reclining" in a wagon, which
stood in front o: the Drug Store, during q
fine shower one day last week. He hadn t
sren bsr-room that day. Oh, no!
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IN FACT.

MILLER POWELL sell all articles tn at are
usually kept in well-regulatsd country store
AMI hence the people generally will find 1t 70
their advantage TO buy goods Of them
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

\ PARTY of about thirty or forty, mostly
young folks, went to Tyrone to hear Anna
Dickinson ''cackle," on Saturday evening
last. They returned the same night by a
special train, run for their accommodation.
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IT NEEDS BUT A TRIAL.
MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY BY
/. /. S III A w,

CLEARFIELD, PA,
Dealer in Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals, Dye
Stuffs. oils, Paints, Varnishes. &c, Patent
Medicines. Pure Wines and Liquors for
medical purposes, Fancy and Toilet
Articles. and all goods usually
kept in Drug Store, sold
cheap.
Having employed f. ID. Snyder-a graduate in
Pharmacy-who speaks both Enghsh and 'er-
man the undersigned feels no hesitancy in saying
that customers can rely upon having the prescrip
u0ns properly put up. 4, /. SHAN.
Feb %, lSSe
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

FIsH-Mackerel, Lake Herring, Cod
Fish, &c, at Kratzer & Lytle's, opposite
the Jail
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ALSO.

general assortment of Ready made Clothing
Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes, Hard ware and
Queessware, Wood and Willowware, and a full
stock eff Groceries.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

DR.. i. Plato, formerly of Syracuse,
n. Y, desires Us to inform the people of
CIearfed and vicinity that he has perma-
nently located among them, for the purpose
of practising his profession. The Doctor
VIII be in readiness to attend to all profes-
sional calls, either night or day His office
is on Reed street, south side, between the
Raj lroad and Second street, where he may
be found night and day, when not engaged
elsewhere. March s, IS7I.tf
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH
ATTHE STEAM CABINET SHOP,
CORNER MARKET AND FIFTH STREETS.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.

CLEARFIELD, Pa.
The undersigned would announce TO ,he public
that be has on hand and is now Offering, cheap
Tor cash, tie largest stock of furniture ever in
store in this county consisting of
UPHOLSTERED PARLOR SUITS;
CHAMBER sETrsi
EXTENSION TABLES,
SECRETARIES. BOOK CASES.
BEDSTEADS,
SPRING BEDS AND MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES, BENCHES,
PLAIN L MARBLE TOP TABLES BUREAUS,
kSRSTANDS,
CANE SEAT AND COMMON CHAIRS,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
LOOKING GLASSES,
WINDOW SHADES.
PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS AND
TASSELS, &c.
He also manufactures and keeps on hand Pat
eut Spring Beds, the best ever invented. No fam
lily should be without them Any kind of goods
net on hand can be had on short notice. Uphol-
sterfhg and repairing neatly executed.
COFFINS, of ell sizes. can be had on half hours
notice. and at the lowest prices deduction
of 20 per cent. II ade for CASH
METALLIC CASES. or Rosewood, Walnut and
Cherry Ccffins with lass or wood tops, furnish
ed on five hours notice.
Personal attendance with hearse, funeral oc-
casiun., and carriages furnished when desired
Thanking the public for past favors, and by
strict personal attention to business hope Il
reteivr 4 continuance of the
Remember the place-the Steam Cabinet Shop
coEher of Market and Fifth Streets.
Mar. 22,'7i-Iy. DANIEL BENNER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-26

PREvALED-extensiye fires OF! the noun
tains north of this place, last week. Much
valuable timber was destroyed. The fires
were, evidently, enkiudled by persons
who are in the habit of hunting in that
section. Should they be discovered they
viii have to pay dear for their ''tun.