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FOR REKT or SALE.

EARM-A valuable farm Of 7sI1z acres-sO
Il cleared III very prOdUcuvei good houses
orchard. garden, l0fs, etc, ETC., on Lagrange
r0a -ue mile south OF Raleigh, and near ~
and %. r.. 3. WIN sell cheap, or WIl-easethe
same for Iz9L For particulars call on n. D.
/. stewart, Memphis.
f-Tu ANDREW STEWART
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TAKEN up.
STOLEN.

IOW AND CALF-Which the owner can
- have by proving ownership p paving
cna-rnE. az No 5 Adams street iall
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PITCH PINE KrNDLuNs at 81 per dozen.
WAIT q LEWIS.
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FOR SALE.

IOTT0N-We are authorized TO offer one
u half OF q crop on Arkansas river, say
about % TO L25 bales, 10 gather t. b crop
fRfn good condition. Five hundred acres Of
the same place is offered for rent
THOS ii. ALLEN co.
HORsEs-One extra hne soan OF match
EFrOND HAND COTTON MACHINERY
~ FOR SALE-ConsistinR OF Openers, Lap
prrs. Cards, Drawing Frames, Speeders,
Eufu ming Frames. etc This machinery Is
rur PARTIALLY WOrn-cu IN good condition.
aud win be sold cheap. For description al d
price. apply In person or BY mail 70
THOMASS s. SHAW.
Agent fremont and Suffolk Mills,
IaT eodkW Lowell, Mass.
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DRESSES cut and fitted by Mrs. Works
wOrld-renOwn system give universal sat
isfactiOn. Go and learn it. None equal
1t IN accuracy,
MRS. F. A. BARBOUR,
353 Main street, sole agent.
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A. scHEIFERs, at Exchange Building,
in Memphis, has for sale between i've and
six thousand imported grape plants, which
he sells at 81 so apiece. The color Of the
grape viii be red, white or blue, and are
guaranteed by him to be the best IN the
world
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Gas STOVES for Restaurants, at Browne
8 Brownies. SIS Second street.
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For the best article Of coal, 20 10 J. d
M Loudon, southern dealers, No. /, cor
uer Madison and Front.
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NIOLIE-Thirty dollars reward viii be
paid 70 whoever returns my violin to
ne, a. No. % Mala street
is2I II q. HOLLENBER8.
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So ErrrINa. 81 saoona So.

To STEABB0ATMEN.- Woodbury. or
green hard wood for sale at the very
lowest rates, always in boat, Ave miles
below Memphis, Arkansas side.
o. WHITE.
Go To Joe Locke's for the lstest news
from all sources.
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts' Dis
pensary haaded, Book for the million
AAhALAGE GUIDE-in another 90 .
Emns & should be read BY all
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HAnPER's MAaAzrVF. Dsmorest. Pa
terson's and Cooley, for February, Also.
the largest variety OF EDITORIALS. North
ern, Southern Western and Eastern dai-
lies II the city at Joe Locke's. 288L Main
street.
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NASHVILLE Onion and ANseTic1n, also
BQHslerr a. Joe Locke's 286L Main street.
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FURsi FURsi-Your last chance 70 buy
q great bargains
Sable sets p 75, former price So.
French Sable sets So so, former price 81.
Real Mink sets SO, formsr price $25.
Ermine Cape and Mun sc, former
price Si2.
These furs are all warranted ia every
respect. MENKEN BROS.
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUMATISM,
IT HAS NO EQUAL

BALTIMORE, February 10. 1858,
DR. j. J.LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: I take
pleasure IN recOmmendingy your Rosa
DALIs as q very powerful Alternative. 1
nave used II In two cases with happy
reBults-Oua In q cass-Of secondary
syphilis in which the patient pro-
uounced himself cured after having
taken nve bottles OF your medicine.
other IS 8 9 OF scrou Of long
standing. which is rapidly improving
ndef It's use, n the indications are
lhat the patient viii soon recover. I
have carefully examined the formula
ny which your ROsadilts is made, and
md IL an excellent compound OF al
terattYe Ingredients. Yours. truly,
R.. ". CARR, Nd
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THE great clearing sale Of Evening and
Black Silks, Linens, FIsnnels, Blankets,
Gloves and Hosiery continued this week
at Menken Bros.
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No. S545-Eli NJ. Hogg VS.. L.P, Mcknight ct al.
u virtue of an order Of resale made In this
ID cause, 1 win sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Masters ONCE Of the Second Chaucery court
Of Shelby county, in the city OF Memphis.
Tennessee,
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ErM q CoRwuyE, ~proprietors Of che
JOB printing e~ste5hshm9nt ia the AP-
o prepared % execute orders q ToS
Printing On the shortest noties, m -
irons Of the APPEAL wiz bear tbsr m
mind and Rot accordingly,
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A Profitable Investment.

FuRsn FURsH FUa8u fuRsG
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LODGES. ~
SOUTH MEErPHTs, No. uB-meets ID MOndayln
each mOuIh-Hau cor. Madison and Second.
", e, Matthews, W. M Ben K PuLen
Sec ,
ArgFRovA. No. IBs-meets LIST Monday in ev-
cry month, az Odd-FeIoWs Hall, Corner
CJurt and Main. C.M Carroll W.M; John
beamIsh. Secretary.
LILA sr1TL No. 2sg-meetE LIST Friday Of each
moutn-Eau corner Madison and Second.
Il. IA HlEhDee, N.M- NJ Judah, Sec.
DES1ro. No. zs9-meets Sd Friday of each
uoutu-Ddd-FeI0wE Hall h ". William
son W. NJ; r ". shelton, Sec.
ELHE-ETSG. No. Sl-meets fth Friday Of
each m0uth-at south Memphis Hall, cor
uEr OF Madison and Second ". A. Ed
monds, w.. M Louis CZapsH, Sec,
ROYAL AECH.
FEzE CHAPrER, No. E-meets I'd Monday Of
each month-Odd-F elbows Hail. A. j.
wheeler. II. E Il. P; q. @. locke Sec.
MEMPHIS CHAPTER No.6 u. D-meets az Odd
Fellows Hall, sd Monday Of each month.
Henry J. Lynn, N. l. H p &c sJesysr,
Secretary
AND Il
EuREEA CouyCu- No -meets Sd Monday OF
each mOuth-Odd-FeIlOw HalL. D. =. FOrs-
ser, III. Ill; NJ. Wigglni Rec
TEElPLARs.
CTEEgE CoEEAEDEEY, No, EMeets sth Mon
day Of each month. Geo. MelersH, COM;
r ]. Barchus, Rec.
CALvARV CHAPTEE OF ROSE CRoIX, 18th, No.
L charles ". Adams. sd M. W.: H 7.
Tomnnson, S1dB Sec.
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GRAHAM Flour.
Cracked Wheat.
Oatmeal
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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CoAL.-The best Pittsburg Coal at 81
per barrel. WAIT & Lewis,
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F0R Rent.

NFFICE-Ons-haIf an office. 81 Madison
- street. W. d. WOODWARD.
OFFICE-A large once on Front street.
" suitable Tor cotton OF commission bust
ness Apply az TINS once. ia2
HOUsE-LAND-The fine dwelling house
H and seven acres OF land on Bay burn ave
nue., known as the Andrew J. Donaldson
Pace The house has ten or eleven rooms.
and IS IN me repair. The lands are rich and
p"roductive-fruit trees and shrubs, raspber-
res, Strawberries, ETC. and large asparagus
bed, etc. two large clsterns and gOoQ NeAi
servants Ou>es, stables, carriage houses,
&c. The ueighb0rhOOd most excellent and
49, MARTIN, Attorney,
in Kit williams Block
Corner Second and Madison streets,
OF w speers, OF the premises. jaA
INCUR ArEEs-Four ceres Of ground in
i Chelsea, vel improved, having on II a
isrE5 cOw-hruse and stable, very sultaale Tor
8 dairy nj market garden The premises
VIII be rented on easy terms TO a good ten
ant apply az ] adams street
nFFICE-No. 2 Bank Building, Madison
street. Possession given lt February
apply 10 g. ID. CROCKETT IL Union s.
nOTTOM PLANTATION-Ou the Arkansas
- river, s. Rosemary Landings 80 acres IN
e~pTffvanon. For full Information, sppLy to
PEHSMORE RDEFlN
ssIO - Adams street.
HOUsE-A me tvo-story brick dwelling
III house, No. III Exchange street. with ;
rooms. vel built, with gas, clsteEu, etc. Ln-
oulre o. A. HARRIS, 25 Main street.
UFaHEN FARM- The Hagau Farm, ten
Et miles below Memphis, on The east bank
OF the river. consisting Of $50 acres good
Iarae. $50 cleared. The stock aud utensils
can be bought on farm, II desired App 70
b d. GOODLETTr
faT No. % Front street.
TTOUsEs-LANDA small dwelling house
fE with 5a acres land Tor Jesse on Bass ave
nue.. and due dwelling house, 81 Union st.
AupFv 10 PAUL CLCALLA,
fE1T e33Ehelby street.
T1RE-NO. 81 south Court street, q few
y doors from Main street; stCre-rOOm ana
basement each 81 by "a feet, for lease. Pos
session given mme1iately. Apply TO
&c BRlNkLE1r
TcIQ No Madison street
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PHOTOGRAPHS
PORcELAINs

fNAB OIL AND WELL-EEOWE ESTAB-
continues 20 keep mlyuPtoths
progress OF the art.
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BLACK DIAMOND at 81 per barrel.
WAIT LEWIS,
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FOR CAIRO.
For NEW ORLEANS.
Tor New Orleans.

FOR Now Orleans.
The elegant passenger steamer
8k T0a JASPER 49,
Wm. Thompson master J.B JAWS clerk.
VIII leave THIS DAY, sd inst, ats am.
klCHD ". L1GHTBUENE. Agent
jazz z6 Front street
EoE New O1Eeans.
The new and magnificent steamer
SGiy Of Quincy
judi D. Vest. master Brown------.Clerk
VIII leave MO&DAN, ad inst, al b DIN.
Tnis steamer has superior accommodations.
RlCH'D ". LIGHTBURNE, agent,
Jazz ct Front street.
Regular New Orleans Packet-For VIcxs.
bure, Natchez and New Orleans.
KATE tNNGE ..---.---.Htcks King master
Tntssplsndid passenger steamer ~
VIII leave as above
MONDAY, 2d inst, at 10 lam.
KRNAN SAVERS, Agents,
jazz No. ] Promenade street
st. Louis & Kew Orleans Packet Co.
For Vicksburg. Eatchsz and New Orleans.
str GREAT REPUBLIC Donaldson, master
TINS elegant passenger steamer 81
Will leave as above
TUESDAY, 18th inst, ct Z pm.
Ut. WASHLEGTOE, Agent,
jazz "a Madison street.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

How TO KEEP CANARY BIRDS. Many
persons have difficulty in keeping canary
birds in good health One who is expert
enced in their care says: Place the cage so
that no draft of air can strike the bird; give
nothing to healthy birds but canary and rape
seed, mixed with water, cutie fish bone, and
gravel on the floor of the cage also, occa-
sionally, little water for bathing the room
should never be over heated when nioult-
ing shedding teathers) avoid drafts of air ;
give plenty of rape seed, slightly moistened,
little hard boiled egg, and cracker grated
fine is excellent. By observing these simple
directions, birds may be kept in fine condi-
tion for years. bad seed kills most of the
birds that die to which it might have been
added, that canary birds are not only fond
of it but benefited by having leaf of cab
bage, piece of apple, or green !ood, which
serves to keep down the tendency of fever,
and prevents constipation. The birds usu-
ally bathe each day as regularly as any one
washes the face, and with apparent benefit,
too. When birds are sick, and inclined not
to eat well, remove all the food for a day,
and then only give soaked bread, from which
most OF the moisture has been squeezed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

OUR BoRoUGU TAXES We presume
our borough authorities, School Directors
and Town Council, will soon be engaged in
assessing the taxes for 1871. The valuation
OF this borough under the former triennial
assessment amounted to the sum of 1924.
coo Uron this the School Board assess ed
a tax Of 10 mills, making about S2.2l6 90
The Town Counci' assessed a similar amount
In what manner they spent the money We
presume the tax payers will learn exactly
when, in accor,lance with the law, they
publish their annual statement The pres
ent trieHnial assessment amounts to sf2l,
100. nearly double the amount of last year.
Now, if cur borough authorities could
hardly spend ten-mill tax last year, how in
the name of common sense can they do it
this year? In ether words, if zen nils on
the former assessment or valuation raised
sufficient tax 70 keep our schools open and
repair the streets, why will not fire mills an.
swcr under the present assessment? What
the officers design doing in tAe premises we
know not, but if they have no use for aEy
more taxes this year. than the past, we are
satisfied that a fire mill tax Will raise all the
uCer s>ary revenue for either school OF street
purposes. -RepBBfican
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RE11aIous.-Divine services will be held

REIIGIoUs.-Divine services will he held
next Sabbath, in ClearfcId, as follows
Bg Rev Hall, in St. Andrews Episcopal
church, at II A NJ. and p. NJ Sunday
school at p. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening ut I o'clock.
By Rev. Butler,in the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening. SABBATH school at
7. VI. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at o clock.
By Rev. J. H. NJ Cord, in the Methodist
~ church, morning and evening. Sabbath
school at \. NJ. PRAYER meeting, every
Thursday at ZIP W. Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at 10! A. VI.
By Rev Mr. Skinner, in the Baptist
church, morning and evening, alternately.
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FARM FOR SALE!

Containing 26 acres, in good state of cultiva-
ton, situate in Pike township abou. so rods from
Logans' Grist Mill, on the Turnpike leading from
Clearheld to Curwensyille. There is q story and
q half hosse, a stable and other outbuildings
erected thereon. There is also spring of good
water and young orchard on the premises
Any person desiring good small FARM and
HOME, will find this very desirable location.
For further particulars inquire of RACHAEL
CALDWELL, on the premises, address
T. W. FLEMING,
March 90 If Curwensville, Pa.
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ChEARFIELD ACADEMY!
A Male and Female High School.

EACH DEPARTMENT DISTINCT AND CoxrLErEIx
1rsELF.
Tho Fourth Session OF the present Scholastic
year, of this Institution commences on Monday,
the Ist day of May. 1871
Pupils can enter at ny ,i,-s- Tr-y -in ho
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close of the session
The course of instruction embraces everything
included in thorough, practical and accomplish
ed education of both sexes
TERMS OF TUITI0S:
Orthography. Reading. Penmanship, Primary
Arithmetic, Primary Geography and Pencil
Drawing, per session, III weeks, s. 90
Grammar Local and Descriptive Geography. Map
Drawing, History, Mental and Written Arith
mstic and Pencil Drawing, SIS 90
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration.
Surveyin-, Natural and Moral Philosophy, &C.
oIogy Physiology. Chemistry, Rhetoric, Physi
cal Geography Book keeping. Botany and Pen
ell Drawing 50 90
Latin, Gree', and French, with any of the above
branches, SI3 90
Pearl or Oriental Painting, 81 lessons, IL 90
Monochro romatic Painting, 81 lessons, 10 90
Crnyon Drawing. 81 lessons, 10 90
Fancy Hair Work 2i lossons, u 90
Tapestry, 90
Instrumental Mu:fc. 50 lessons, 10 90
t-s7- No deduction will be made for absence.
II Students. fre;n distance can be accom-
modated with boarding Mt low rates.
rg- Any one not member of the School. can
receive private instruction, in any of the erns-
mental branches.
For further particulars inquire Of, OF address,
REV. p. L. HARRISON A. II.
April 2s. 1871 Priacipai.
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NUMBERS of RATS are tied up all along
the river, having failed to reach market
on the last food. This is much to be re-
gretted, as failure to get the lumber to
market has consIderab of tendency to
create stringency in money matters in this
county,
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MAR RIEO.

=. On Sunday, May 7th, 1871, by Fl. j.
SNI2nry, Not; Esq, Mr.. ALB ERT BLOOM and
Miss LUCINDA BLOOM, both Of Knox tp.
On Saturday, May 9th, 1871, by D.
L.ressler, Esq, Mr. JACOB MoRT, of Mif
HIn county, and Miss ELMINA POTTER, Of
Lumber city, this county.
A: the brides residence by Rev. w. A.
ChppInger, Mr.. WILLIAM MURRAY, and
Mrs. ELIZABETH LEONARD, both of Girard
township.
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/, pMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

"A tiers of Administration on the estate OF
Isaac ScofeId late of CIearfeId Borough,
deceased. having been granted to the undersign-
ed, notice is hereby given that all persons in
debfed to said estate are required to N AXE i'm
mediate payment and tn ose having claims against
the same will present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement to JANE SCOFIELD,
April l2.'7l-6t. Administrative.
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On stepping into Messrs. Hartswick 4
Irwin new store room, the other day, the
first object thit attracted our attention was
the white marble counter-a new feature in
this place. Ii is of the best Italian marble
highly peiis:.ed, and was put up 10y Mrs
Liddell of this place. Those in want Of
cemetery work, or any article made of mar
Die, should call at Mrs Llddells, whose
work is equal in finish and quality to any
brought from the east.
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96e 2>atsmans 3onrnaf glearfele, ga, Map II, 1871.

FoREPAUGH'S S AGGREGATION exhibited
in this place on Tuesday, 10Th. The collec-
tion of animals is the best We have seen for
many years. The Circns performances also
were good.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

Clarified Mail South connects W ith Cincinnati
Express East and Mail " est, Main Line. also
with the Bald Eagle Express East, for Lock Ha-
ven and points West of Lock Haven Clearfeld
Mail North connects from Cincinnati Express
West. and Harrisburg Accommodation East, on
Main Line.
CIelrield Express South connects with Harris
burg AccOIlmoda alton East. and Local Passenger
" est for Altoona, and Holiday ysburg Branch :;
also with Bald Eagle Mail East for Lock Haven
and WiiliamsFort Norih connects from Mail
West and Cincinnati Express East also from
Bald Eagle Mail West.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

THE Democratic Primary election, will be
held on Saturday, June 10th. We wish
the candidates lively time. As it is no
fight" of ours, we hope the Republicans
throughout the county will refrain from GO
ing to the election and voting. 1t is bad
policy to mix IN family affairs.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

TWENTY TWO patriotic" Democrats have
announced that they are willing TO sacrifice
themselves TO the interests of the party in
this county, BY filing the various official
positions for one elective term. The con
test grows more interesting, as the day for
the primary election draws nearer.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

FIRE IN HoUTZDALE.-We learn that at
about o clio on Sunday morning last, the
large and commodious hotel, together with
most of the furniture and goods, belonging
to Mr. David Persing, in Houtzdaie, this
county, was destroyed by fire. 1t is sup
posed to have been the work of an inceu
diary Loss about four thousand dollars.
No insurance
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

A TEMPLE OF HONOR was instituted at
Osceola on Monday, the 1st inst, by d. u.
w. c. T., J. A. Canoe. The members are
fitting up hall for their accommodation.
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T. U + n L Z r f RO o u S.
JOHN GUELICH,


that having enlarged his shop and increased hi.
to make to order such furniture may be desir-
ed, in good style and at cheap rates for cash He
mostly has on hand at his Fun niture Rooms,
a varied assortment of furniture, among hich is
BUREAUS AND SfDEBOARDS,
Wardrobes and Book cases; Centre, Scfa. Parlor,
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables.
Common, French posts, Cottage, Jen-
hy-Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KEFDS, WORK STANDS, HAT
RtCTS, WASH STANDS, &c.
Spring Cain-bottom, and Parlor Chairs;
And common and other Chairs.
LOOKI N G-G LAS SSES
or every description on hand and new glasses &c:
old frames, which will be put ia u very
reasonable terms. OF .aort notice.
He also keeps hand. furnishes 10 order, Hair
Corn-h Hair and Cotton top Mattresses.
CcPFINS, OF EVERY KIND,
Made 10 order. end funerals attended with
Hearse. whenever desirable.
Also, House painting done te order.
The above. and many other articles are furnish ed
to customers cheap for CASH exchanged for ap.
proved country produce Cherry. Maple. Poplar
Lin-wood and other Lumber suitable for the busi.
ness. taken in exchange for furniture
Remember the shop is on Market street. Clear
ield, and nearly opposite the ''0ld Jew Store
December 4. 1881 John CT FLIt "
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ACCIDENT. .-Nfr. John Weaver carriage,
driven by his young son, was, by some mis-
hap, upset near Goodfelow' bridge on Sat
urday lat. The carriage contained a lady
and four or five children, but fortunately 10
one sustained serious injury. notwithstand
ing the carriage. was literally smashed to
pieces.
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ANOTHER TRAIN-On Monday morning
last an Express train was put on the Tyrone
and Clearfield railway, leaving Clearield at
) o clock in the morning. This arrange
mcnt will afford passengers from this place
an opportunity of going to Wiliamsport,
Harrisburg, or Hollidaysburg, or any inter
mediate point, and return the came day.
The schedule-summer arrangcment-ap
pears under the local heading this week.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

GRAIN AND COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods
February -, ls7l-tf
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THE CEMETEBY.-On last Sunday wo
visited the ''city of the dead of Clear6eld
and, We are sorry to say, found it in ter>
ribly neglected condition. There Is nothing
shows so much love and respect for the
dead as the adcrnment Of the last resting
place Of those who have gone before and
1t would seem to stranger visiting the
cemetery of our pretty village. that .he liv-
ing had forgotten the deal 4 few dollars,
Jrdiciously expended, wonld make this one
Of the handsomest cemeteries in the West
ern pat If the State. and we hope those
having friends lying there will make a move
IN the matter of heaetifying and adorning
1t. We feel sure that all our citizens will
contribute literally of their means for this
purpose if the necessary steps are once
Hken.
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FOR GENTLEMEN

They havs Black ard Blue Cloths, Black and Fan
cy Csssimeres Sattinetts, Twceds MeItous Water
proof Cloth Silk Satin and common Tcstinss,etc
in great variety and at prices hat will give gen.
eraI satisfaction to buyers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17
IN FACT.

MILLER d POWELL sell all n-.cIes that are
usually kept in wen-regulated country store
ami hence the people generally will find is to
their advantage TO buy goods Of them
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

PANT sun flowers I 1f-ere is any place
about your house where water Is thrown
ont, and likely to become malsrious. This
plan, has the power of absorbing malaria
anI purifying the atmosphere.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

WHAT has become of the projected Wool
'nn mill, Of which we heard something seve
val weeks ago? pon't procrastinate, lest
some other parties get ahead of you
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-17

\ TYRONE contemporary has 1oublei its
circulation. It has two more subscribers
Try it again William Henry Harrison-one
more Acme.tvo more suhscribers-tse Pow
or Press will make them come.