Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, March 08, 1854, Image 4

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    CHIZBfiSQF MEABFIELP COUNTY,
SAKE that a pew firm has
.CSmblishad ip Curwensvillei
jvith-it'n to sell goods
cheapo? than they haveever been heretofore
'under the title of Smith & Brown.
Wp,p?e ready to wait on all our old friends
an^j, customers, and ns many new ones
favor us with a call. Just givo us
n call at the old stand, and we will con
vince, you that all wo Imvo told you is
Iruj,. Vye.havo a large and well selected
ptoph;,of goods, and will sell at wholesale
pr.rptpiU .as we havo said cheaper than
you can buy elsewhere. Lumber, Grain
land all, kinds of Produce taken in ox
ch&tfg# for goods.
SMITH «Si BROWN,
t&rwensvillo, Jan. l'lth, 1854. .
•typTipp.—The subscriber being desi
rousPto settle up his old accounts, (which
hispid friends and customers having up
sefiled nccounts will please take notice.)
Having to bo from home the greater
pajstipfnjstime, persons will atall times find
hiiftjpariner Thomas Brown in the store
ready to Wait on you. ISA AC SMITH.
' IWp. oth, 1854.
fTpHE vojuablc Saw Mill and wator
power, with two two-story dwelling
hogfes, a store room, and a largo double
bajrtj erected thereon—between four and
acres of good white pine tim
liej|jand~rindisputnblQ title. Said land is
situated on Clearfield Creek,Clearfield co.,
and, within twelve miles ofAltona on the
Cehtrbl Railroad, with a plnnl; road to
untie'tlio two points to be built next sum
jne'r; also within four and a half miles of
jhq'Lipton and Ml. Pleasant Plank Road
already built. Tho mill has two upright
and one circular saw—-all improve-!
mdblir new and good. The creek is a pub
lie jnavigable stream for rufting from the
iniltr ' For farther information address the I
subscriber at McVeytownJ; / ]
J. B. STEWART.
February 1,1854. —Gt.^
v ‘2£®w® '
m North 3d Street Belmo Rase , P/tila.,
Manufacturers and wholesale
’• Dealers in Corn Brooms, Painted
its, Willow Buckets, Cedar Ware,
Lobbing Glasses,Clocks, Window Shades,
Brjstle'Brushes, Cordage, Wiok, Twine,
Matches, Blacking, Wood and Willow
Ware of all kinds at the Manufacturers’
)o#Ssf.Casli prices.
'■■ ‘ Euston, John M. Roxve..
Jfebriia ry 8,1854. —3 m.
-LATEST ARRIVAL.
ana w & © m © a®
THE undersigned have just received
‘ a, large and well selected stock of
goods,-; suitable to the season, consisting in
part of dry goods, staple and fancy, Rea
dymade Clothing, Carpets, Hats and
Caps,-Roots and Shoes, Overshoes, Gro
coups* Queensware, Hardware, Clocks,
Drugs, paints,and oils. Salt, fineand course,
.Trunks and Carpet hags, Cederware, &c.>
which they respectfully invite the attention
of all who wish to buy good articles, on a
very small advance on city prices to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
as Jthpßy' safe determined to sell ofTat the
lotyeM possible figure.
’ '■ IRWIN & SMITH.
'1854.
/3ko}?or Orb. John Kunoer.
fee* BLACKSMITHIA'G.
rMUHE-subscribers respectfully inform
jLr. i (he. residents of the boro’ of Clear,
fiekitand vicinity, that they have entered
into copartnership, and intend carrying on
the above business in. all its branches, at
the old stand of George Orr on third
street in said borough, and they hope by
strict attention to business, and being con
stantly furnished with a good assortment
pf iron, to be able to give satisfaction to
alr.Vbo may patronize them. Every ef
fort ‘ will be made to have their work done
according to promise, and inn substantial
manner. Country produce of all kinds
jaken in exchange for Work—-and cash
never refused.
N. B.—Our shop will bo open from
daylight on Monday morning until 4 P.
M. Saturday of each weok.
■ THE CRYSTAL PA.Lf.ACE,
IJjJ nbo’ut to close, and so is A. M. Hills
! jStprp, Being desirous to close out
hts’stoijk of goods, he will sell for the rea
dy Cosh : fdr cost and carriage. He hason
hand a splendid assortment of all kinds of
Jfeoods usually found in a country store.—
’pome good pieces of Deoskin Cassimore,
lot of Cloths of almost any and
every; desciiption. Beautiful Cashmeres,
and sorpp of the latest patterns qf French
Merjno.es,. and a large lot of Calicoes,
Gjjngha.ms, Books and Stationary, Boots
ana Shoes, particularly ladies wear of
Shoes, Hats and Caps, children’s- Hoods,
AH Wool Oelanes, Sattinets, Tweeds and
Fiaqnels, Hnrdwapp of almost every kind,
Qoeeqswore and Crockery ware,
Pftidlesi Gents, and Ladies Hosiery, &c.
iThe subscriber is bound.to soli out fps
entire stock.' A- M- HIJAjS.
JaH. 26,1854.
ORPHANS’ COURT SALE.
By virtue of nn order of the Orphans*
Court of Clearfield county, there will
posed to sale on' the premises in
BtlftJside lownship Clearfield county, op
Saturday'l he X Ith of March at l o’clock;
P. M., nil the interest ofßebecca S. Barto,
minor child of Isaiah Barto dec’d., of and
in a certain farm or tract of land there sit
aita| containing about ojie hundred acres,
«uthi.,abptit thirty acres cleared, and a
”ifnW? ouso - arn °th° r buildings
th^ipq,,adjoining lands of John Kingnrjd
others," bbing the late residence of said
Barto, decenspd,
at the confirmation of the
Sale, ~ Bv orderof the Court,
. 'f JAS. THOMPSON, Guardian .
smroaty'J6, 1@54.-4t.
-i,v , V-*
f ij* DIjBBfiTOBV OF CJ.P4BFIELD CO.
Being Prepared by a Regular, Graduate
j arid Physician of ‘BO years Experience,
lift: 4.'8. ROSE i» on iTnnoniy M«mb»foMb»
I » I phla Modioil Sjctety.aflU itradaW«lJ» from ih«
University of t’ennij iTania.aDdor caldoococf thejrn
Iv eminent PrcleuOis Pbv*h;k.
I being sollvlmd by thonsaodi of bU tallents to pot op hji
:&4 on r^&
! Nervous and fntiforAllftn Cordtal.”*The Creates! llisooyery
110 Mvllcat ticlenoa.—’Thi»u»tooUhioic Preparation lorraUioft
i fta> w akconi'Mntlon, dobtliiaioJ by oire. labor. itodyor
di«ra o, acts Ike a p rarra. U gives ttrshglli and appetite,
and MoiiMieiiroauoylgnWMn* properties, ;
i for ll«nrt OiUA«.' a all Nervous Aflwtlons. Flatulenoe.
II a'i(tura,Bjule«mtt«. Numbaeat, Neural lift* railing tne
iptrit* un-t aiviotf nowsr to tlio whol* system, 11 1* almost
rairacaJouila <t« iflecti. 60 cents a bottle.
; THE GREAT PAIN CUUER.
I D > YOU BUFFER WITH ANY PMN.-lf you do TfiQ
wulfiod immediate rolief by tulns Dr. RUtiC’S PAIN Cutt*
JKU. It sthonnly preparation whiohcuroi almost instantly,
'WoreThroat. Rheamatiim Irom Colds. Pales io (be tilde.
[Hack, of Limbs: Pace* Kor!or Tontlt Ache; titomaon cr
! bowels, Bdoor back : Stilt NeA. Bruises. Corns, ami Hiil«
I blatai. Wherever you hare pain, ui» the Pain Carer. Bale
I to all ases. price i'2)i . 23 and 60 cents bottles,
FOR COUGHS. COLD 3. GROUP AND WHOOPING
COUGH—tm bait Consh Snap In th*» world.—Ur. Roso'i
celebrated Coash Syrup, gives Immediate relief to the wont
Cough, whothor Consumptive or proooed'ne from a cold. It
allays any irrltatioa of the Gangs, and fortifies tho system
against luturonttncks. In bott.es at 60 can's and $l.
Childronaroalio liable to Croap, which dangerous nieaie
yield) imcnsdiately to Ur. J. fcJ, note's never failing CROUP
SYRUP. PrioefcSoeotv t , ,
WHOOPiNO COUGH, anothor complaint, always wone
In cold ond damp weather. Tha ifUioted wilt find relief In
the nto of Dr. S, Rose's Whooping t 'ough Syrup, whtoh al«
waxs relieves and prevent! the disease*. taoh&i lafi&matlon
oTthe Lungi. Uropay in the Chctt, and Consumption, Frioo
60 cents per bottle. . . . • _
AU3U.—Dr. J. S. Bote's Alterative o* Blood pnrifier, Dyi
peptic. Rhiomatio Compound—Compound extract of Bucha,
Meglc Liniment. Ctrroini'ivo Halura Worm Killer or Ver*
mirage,Croup ttyrup,Golden Pills, Pile Ointment, Tetter or
Doling Ointment. Eyo Ointment, Urn Water. Strengthen*
ing Platters, French tLecilio, Ulant Cordial, Acouitlo Oil,
Ricxir of Opium. Liquid Hair Tonio. and Female Specific.
All the above preparation!, with 1)R. ROSE'S MEDICAL.
ADVISER lo penont in lionets ond in health, to bo had of
EDMUND 12. BRENNER, Morrisdale, Cleatfieid oonntv,
H. D. PATTON, Cnrwemvllle.andof Dealer* generally
throughout tbeStnte. junetH,lBs3l—7m.
C. U. WATSON. Agent, Clearfield Pa.
Epilepsy can be Cured I
LAKE’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For the euro of Epilepsy or Fils, is performing more
wonJerlul cures thnn uny oilior mcdiclno yel
known or beforo llio public.
Price Five Pollai'H A Bottle.
The proprietor hat in hit posiettlno numerous certificates,
narrating rhe ASTONISHING AND MIRACULOUS
CURES eflaote iby thit midioino, and direct! attention lo
tho Allowing only, to aituro ihoie who are ao unfortunate to
be sill cted -wi: h the terrible riirenia i.erotoforeregarded incur
able, tbot LAlvU'a preoernliot*.
Is almost Infallible in its Cure '
*0“
From Mrs. Brooks, widoiv of Maj. Jas.
Brooks, late of Conneaut, Ohio.
Mr. Z. L/\K*S.—Sir: Flenko send mo another
bottle of Fit Medlcipn. ai 1 do not like todo without Ron
hand. Wheal commenced giving tho Medicine .omYson
Edg%r, he had from one in three fill per day. He has now
teken the medicine over fire rnonrhi. and hat had, I think,
but two tits In that time, and those very light, flit bpdv nod
mind are very ranch improved and by the blessing of uod, i
feel that the medicine will restore hit body and mind to their
wonted BClivity. Ho is «!8 year* old, and baa had file over 18
year», which have been very frequent, and very dastraciive
tohitooait'totion anJ mind. Hundred* ofdo lars have beea
exceeded for medicine to “CURE FiTd. M but nothing ha*
relieved him until he used your medicine. Respeoifn'ly
youri. POLLY BROOKS.
From Judson Landon, Superintendent cf
the Ashtabula County Infirmary.
Mr. Z. LAKE.—Please: semi mo a few moro
botUesof yonr ’TitMedicinel may npl need It, buithlnk
infer to koep it on hand. Your medicine hat done wonder*
1 gave It to Mist Jane Delano : the ha* had fit* for ild year*,
bronchton by havlar the raeaiJe* when but four years old
whichoonld not be brought out to theiorlace. After taking
themedioinea few day*, the had a fine oiod of measles, and
hashad noliusince. She bed fiticreymptomaalmoetdaity.
She and her lather concur with me in aa> ing that we believe
the medicine hat or will work a perfect core. I alio gave the
medicine to Mitt Jane Henderson and Atl* Caity, who have
had flte almost daily, for a number ol yean. Thou fits have
celled, and 1 believe the medicine will have the desired ef
fect. Mooh money ha* been expended by the friend* of the
abcvopa ienU for aoo'.orlnr, all to no purpose. The cure
was !elt for your medicine to porfnrm, and I coo chcorfol y
recommend it as avalucolo uuovory. Retptc fully yotir*,
JUDSON LANDON
Superintendent Ashtabula Co. infirmary.
Prepared and eolil at wholesale by Z. LAKE,Con
neaut. Ohio,— K* F. WELLER. Travelling Agent.
Sold by C.D. WATaON. Clearlield.—P. K. ARNOLD.
Lotbenbnrg and also at Pb Jlipiburg.—Sept. U, 1853.—1 y.
FIT! FITS! FITS!
THE VEGETABJUJ EXTRACT
EPELEPTIC PILLS.
For the oure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and
all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
PERSONS wno ARE LABORINO UNDER thli itli
treating malady will find the VEGETABLE ELEPTIQ
PILLS, tobathe only remedy ever discovered for curing Ep.
(lepay, or falling Fite.
These Pilli possets aspeclflo notion on the nervons system t
and, although they are prepared especially for the purpose ot
caring Fite, they will be found ofesperia! benefit for ah per*
sons affiiQlfd with weak nerves, or whoso oerrom system has
been prostrated or shattered from any cause whatever. In
obro&lccompiants,or dueaseioflong standing, snpsriadoued
bynerroDineii they are exceedingly beneficial.
• Price #3 per bog. or two boxes forth. Persons out of tb*
City,enclosing a remittance, will have tha Hits lent tbroogh
thejnall,fr,f«of postage. Forsaleby ttfSTH 8. HANOE, No.
108,UALTIMOREbT.. BALTIMORE, Md .to whomorden
from all nartsofthe Union mast be addressed, postpaid.
May 17.1853 ,-ly.
a FOUNTAIN INN. a
© Da CQ QD gQ
RESPECTFULLY announces to bis old friends and the
public in general, thath*has taken the well known old
Tavern Stand
Formally occupied by YVM. LUMADOO.on the Erie Pike,
between Phillipsburg ana Ootwensvillo, where he will be
bappy totcehisolu ajquaiDiancff and as many new comers
as may favor him with a call.
THE FOUNTAIN INN. islarse and in good order, con
taining a snfllJent number of well furnished parlors and*
chambers, and everyoUwneJottar/forthemoUcomfortablo
accommodation of iraveilers.
THE TADLE AND RARE will be wall snppllod—the for
mer with the deilaacles the season and .maikefTaffjrds—the
atter with the choicest MINERAL drinks.
THBBTABLING attaohed to the Fountain tsn is.large aid
will always be provided with the belt ol Provender.)
THE FOUNTAIN INN Is one of the/moit pteaiantTsilna.
tlonsonthoErie Pike, and the proprietor respectfully Invites
a oaii from t’avel!ers and others, confident tbathe will be able
U,,i„..U.raoUontobU*,«... onEJjU
Boggstowoship, peofi. 1863.
HEMPMItL’S HOTEL
CLEARFIEtD, PA.
rpHE subscriber most respectfully informs theoltgenso
X Clsnifieta county. and rbetravellier public generally,
that be bat taken the above named HOTEL situated on toe
corner of Front apd Market streets, in the borough of Clear
tisld, where ho will at all timet be prepared to accommodate
those who may favorhim with their eastern. No pains will
be spare I by tbe nroorletor to mak 9 hit oostomert comfortable,
and hi* house a HOME to those who may stop with him.
HisBTAIiLE will be carefully attended to—and hi*TA
BLE ana BAH supplied with tbe best the market will afford.
WM. J. HEMPHILL.
Angust 11.1853, ■ •
DAVID JOHNSTON,
respectfolly announce to the c|i|z*u of-Clew
W field and adjoining counties that be has fitted up and
opened out a PUBLIC lIUCJBE. n the town of Phi Lpsoarg.
Centra county, and is fully prepared to accommodate ail
who may favor nlm with a calf. Feb. IN, 1564.-Iy.pd.
Fashionable Tailoring.
o
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Clear
field county,and the pnblio generally that be continues
to carry on tbeaOove bntlaeistt bis* OLDBTAND, above
thepost Office, wherahe will al enye be prepared to wait on
all wbo may tavorbim with a calf. He has on hand a well
selected n*sortmentolGLvTHB.oAB3JMEllE3 and TRIM*
MINUS, which he wil I warrant to be of good quality, und
wMbesoldvery low. Hit old customers ararequested toeon
tlnue their potrotage and as many new one us mas find It
Movement,os he assures mem that belspropared to furnish
tbe material and dQ the work In proper, manner. ' .
Jufyß, 1868. ; -‘TUOS. BIIEA.
\ BOOK AGENTS WAWTEQ.
To seliSPlctorial and useful worksfar ’54.
WANTED In every s*otlon oftho Untied Btales, active,
enterprising men, to engage in the sale orsomo of the
best Books published Ia the country. To men ol good address,
poftS&iftaß a small capita* of from *35 to 4100, such ladocq*
meals will bo offered ee to enable them to mntelrom THREE
to FIVE DOLLARS a *ay profit. • •
The Books published by uiarealluiefut in thelrcharaoter.
extremely popular, and command lane sales wherever they
partloalar*. address, (postage oaid )
HUBERT3Ka°B» Fablisher,No. 131. Wilil&iusL, N, Y.
October o, 1863
READY-MADE CLOTHING ofalmoslexery desorlptioa
for«aleatthestoroof • *
jnAt;iB,lBs3. smith & irwin.
LETTERS (|P ADMINISTRATION.
Nptico is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate of David Wil
liams, deceased i laid of Jordan tp.; Clear
fiield co. Pa., were in due iprm of law
granted tq the All persons
indebted wilt make payment, those having
claims will present; them properlyauthen
ticated for settlement. \'V <•
'John M,. Chase, Adm’r.
Woodward tp., Jan. JJS, 1854. t
4 • * '% J/
T. JEFFERSON BOYER. /
OHYURuiAN—oao be found at his OUlee in LUTHERS,
IT unßG„Cleirfieid oonnty. Pa., when not nbwnt on pio.
feliional badness, . .BeptcmberP. 1868. . -
MOSSOP & POTTORFF.
Retailers op foreign and domestic mer
chandise b LtUUOHB-On th..w«itild,#rtf«o.
ond street nearly opposite the Oouit Houio.Cle&rlieiu, ra;
Bept yd,iBs3.
11. P. THOMPSON,
PHYBICIAN-Mar b. found ettligml. lit. offlco.ornl Sop.
fiild'shotol—CntwenivUle—when not not professionally
absent. pea. W 1861..
SAMUEL B. TAYLOR,
rpANNER. aiid BOOT’and SHOE MANUEAOTURBR-
DR. S. L. COBLE,
P IIYBICIAN-reiid.no. on* mlla.ml n half «onHi jut ol
Lurab.rOitr, onth. Kid*. Bond leadinn lo New Worn
logton, respectfully oiTors his services to the sarrrnnaiDg
community. Dec, M 3, 1003.
LYMAN S. PHELPS,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,- Carwenivljle. Fa.-
Watches and Clookt neatly repaired and WAR RENT
ED. Several years experience In the businsss. make* mo
feel confident that 1 can rtndor general satisfaction 1 would
therefore, (hankiallr reoeivqn share ot pnbllo palronago.
Cnrw#*iuville. Nov. 16. 1853—3 mo.
GEO. 13. GOODLANDER,
WAGON-MAKER— Lathe,.bar,. Woikdon.tp order
on *hort notice, and on goodtermi. Deo 88. 61*
A; K. WRIGHT,
R/lERCHANT AND EXTENBIVE DEALER IN I.OM
ivl HER—Beoond street, one door sooth of his reiidenoe—
Cl arileid? De0.»3,i861.
WILLIAM BLACKSHAIRE,
CABINET nod CHAIR MAKER, nod HOUSE b SIGN
PAINTER—ouo door south of the Presbyterian Uhnroh,
Senoed »trnft.Clearfield. Pa. April Itf. tBSJ.
GEORGE WILSOIN,
PHYBICfAN— May be found at his office in LUTHERS*
BURG, when notabsent on professional buiinen.
Feb IW. 1853.
JOSEPH H. BRETH",
Blacksmith, m n bw w AauiNaTON.cieirfloid co..
where alt kinds of work Is done In his line of busineison
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms.
May 20,1853.
C. KRATZER,
Merchant and lumber dealer—Corner of
Front ond Loculi itr.eti—Clearfield.
Doo. 29.1851.
JAS. ALEXANDER,
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER—In hlmow .hop
on Markotiurot.nesr Morrtll’ihotcl. De 0.29, lbil.
JOHN H. HILBURN,
BOOT nd SHOE MAKER. HeooD'I Itreet, n.nrlroppoilt.
A. K. Wriehtii'oro.Ulevfleld.Fa. April 18.11152.
JAMES HOLLENBACH,
BLACKSMITH, on Third street, between Market and
Walnut. Clearfield,Pa. Aorilte, 1852.
HENRY LORAINE,
PHYSICIAN and DRUGGIBT, on Mnrket«treit,oppoilte
his residence, Clearfield. April 16, 1853,
JOHN W. SHUGERT.
WAGON MAKER, corner of Third and Lconit street.
Ciearfitld, Uepaiiieg done to order. April, Itf. *63.
GEO. RICHARDS,
FASHION ABLE'TAILOR—W««t end of Bhan’i Row
no stairs—Cloasfield. Dec. oU. 185..
THOMAS SHEA,
Fashionable TAiLOR-insimw'i now, on Mmk.t
strvet.lmmediatelyorertbe Post Oce—Cleaiiield.
Deo. 33.1851.
FREDERICK ARNOLD,
MERCHANT nod PRODUCE DEALER. Lotbanba,*
Ckaifioldoo. 4 Pa. April 17, 1853.
DAVID SAOKET,
/CABINET AND CHAIR MAKES, Loooll •!.. between
\y Second and Third,Clearfield, I'u. April 16,1853.
A. L» SCHNELL,
TAILOR— Lntlienbarc.—will do bis workyastaa good and
asoheap, as any other fellow. De 0.23,1851.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
ATtORNEt AT LAW, Office adirinne his reiidenoe on
Beeoail street opposilnthereridenceolGov.BigterClear*
Mold April 17, 1862
DR F. ANTES CANFIED.
3AVlNG»uurchmed the properly and *ituaiionofDr,G. F
IiDOPd. UQiieri his profonional ier<ices to th« crlxens
PUGNCiJVILLE and vicinity.—Offloe one dooreait of
IriUZo'Htore. Jan«CJ.l6s3,
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
fM’eRCHANT end PRODUCE DEALER. Lnthersbdrg.
ivl. <*ountv. Pa. April 17 IBSX.
ROBERT McNAUL,
'PANNER—AIthe ULD BTAND in Corwativlile.
A Per. 29.1831
GEO. W. RHEEM,
CJADDLEB. HARNESS b TRCNKMANUPACTUREB
o —On Second st.eet- immediately over C. 1) Watson •
Drag Store Peo. 80,1852.
DR. GIBBONY F. HOOP,
HAVING changed his residence irom FrenchO (e to Kp>
iarivlile.in Morm township, isipictfull? cflers bUrer
vioestotbe trrroauding oomraonity, Juae IJ. 1853.
JAS. B. GRAHAM,
POST MASTER. MERCHANT end DEAFER IN LUM.
BER—Ginhnraton. Bindfuid laowstblr. __
Deo. VI. 1851.
WM. P. CHAMBERS,
Wheelwright, chmrmaker. and iioubeq
BIGIIN PAINTER—Cut w.cv ill,. m „„
l)to.£*. 1861.
B. F. STERLING,
SADDLE A A ARM ESS-MAKER, nod JUSTICE
THE PEACH—Cnrwentvill*. Pro 88. 1661
J. L. CUTTLE,
A TrORREYATI.AWn.iI LAND AGENT, CIS do ad.
JolmdgbLre» ; deoc*. on Maikeittreet.Ueaifiold.
Match 3 1853.
L. R. CARTER,
AGENT for the sale ofSTUVEB. MlLfi-G CARING and
CABTINUB of oil Muds. Al»o. BAR IKON U NAII.B,
Threshing Machiues. Flows. Agricultural implement" tio
on Sednirt street« ovrfer he Printing Olfioo mh 17 '63
RIHARD GLENNING,
BOOT endBHOE MAKER.can be found at hlsshoptwo
doors east ot the Fast nthec, where ho hus constantly on
hand a large assortment both el home and city manasactuiw.
Julyb. |P6J
J. D. THOMPSON,
DLACLSMITII, Wagons, Boggles, &0., &o . ironedoo
I> short nolle*, and the very host style, at hisold stamlin
tigbaroachofCarwensville. Deo. 19.1853.
THOMAS MILLS,
COACU AND OL73IGH MAKER, OB Third ,’re.t. be
tween Market and Locust,Cioartisld. Fa. AprilltJ.'frJ-
HURXTHAL & BROTHER,
Merchants .mi lumoer dealers. Woo.Hnmi
FottOlUce, Biadford tp..Clearfield co. April 17,
M. E. WOOD,
PHYSICIAN— May always be found at bis residence Id
Corweni?lMe, when not prpiestionally absent.
l ■ _Ltop. 19 JB6U^
LEVERFLEGAL,
BLACKBSUTH. Lathersburg.Pa . will attend loallboiL
nest In his line, and will also furnish WAGUNB, BUG
utBB.&o., very cheap, and manufactured In tbe pest style,
and warranted. • Aut. 7.1851.—y.
ISAAC SMITH,
]Vf ERCiIANT, and dealer in lumber and
JLtA Country ProducegeneraJly—Btatestreet.beiweenCheny
and Locust—COTweaivilla.. 1)e0.£0.136L
THOMPSONS, HARTSOCK, & CO.
IRON-FOUNDERS— Catweasvllle, As extensive assort'
meat of Castings made to order. De 0.33, 1861.
THOMAS H, FULTON, & CO.,
MERCHANTS, aed extensive dealers* and Manufacturer*
of Lumber, field UiU*. JulyU3,l66U. f
ELLIS IRWIN & SONS,
ATihomoutb ot Liok Run, 5 miles from Clearfield.—
MEUCHANTB.andextensiva Lumber manqraotureis.
Junelß, tb&J. '' . .
JACOB BILGER,
COPPER. TIN,and BHEKTiHON WAUE MANUFAC
TURER—Curweasvi le. above tbe old Fouadry, on the
north sideof main street, where all business in bis lino is done
no In a workmanlike manner, and on reasonable terms
Country produce taken fo exchange for work —Sept. 17, '63.
O. B. MERRELL,
r«OPPER.TI« & BAEET IRON WARE MANUFAC.
vy 'i UHEH—On Second street, one door sooth ol A. K.
Wrlgbt'ssto.e-Cldtrftild, D 00.83, ifi&l.
WM. T. GILBERT,
H LACKBMITH. at Hopaw.ll, Ball tp.. at thaCrou Road,
i* l.adio, Itoa M'Ghaes Mill o New Waabiailoß. anil
fromCbaatoroak lotna ilmi—wheto til call. In bit llna will
ba proioDtl, attatulod to, Marob S.liuJ.
DR. R. V. WILSON;
ITAVING raato.od hit Offiaa to bla new dwaUin, on.
n oond at teat, will proaptlj anew*, all pioreuiosal oalla
aab.ratorora.. Olearfiiold. JoaelG. 1853. .
Cooking Stove For
A GOOD oecond-bnnd COOKING STOVE fotiala, aheap
tk A VALUABLE FARM
-.ggagpoß, '
und*r*oo'l lenooand In a sood iptopt cultivation. Thero
nroabouttblrtiMire actor of woodland, The Improvement*
oro
A TioO’Slanj Log Bouse, New Frame
Barn, 40 by GO feet,
Together with other outbuilding!, and an Orchard In foil
bearing ooatnlnlagacihjlceearlotieraiiplet.PoaohU.Pinßii.
raTtlonlam ohtjnlre of L. JACKSON CRANB
Cl.»,n,ld.o,.b..ub.cril»rontb|mnm L U« i . ol(ONljoN<
Docomber 6ih.lBstf.
JAMES H. LARIMER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
WILL attend to burlnenin the eeveral Courti of Clear
field and Centre ooontlci. Offloaon Boound Stmt, one
door north ofthererldencoof John Woavcr.
REFERENCES.—IIod. JAM ES BURNBI DC, Bolelonte.
lIOn.JAMKST. HA EE. da.
Col A. ft. CURTIN. do.
JAMES M'MANAS.Eiq., da.
S. U. PETItIKEN, Era . Huntingdon.
eetn.DHAKESt UEUUTOL, Pbii’a.
December 28, 1853.—1 g.
DAGUERREOTYPES.
RESPECTFULLY announces totha LADlEtiand GEN
TLEMEN or the Uorouih or CLEARFIELD and vl*
cioity. that he has opened o
Dllniatnre Daguerrean Gallery
On SECOND STREET, oao door north of Powell ft Co’s
Btoro. Callandexamlneipedraßoi,oaje»,prije* &o.
Clearfield. November 23, 1853.—tf.
New Store! New Store!!
POWELL, REED & WEAVER
A REjnit bow opening at heir now BTOR E-ROOM in the
boronthotClearfield,oseoftbe largest andbestßisort
ments of MERCHANDISE over brought to tho ooaniy, end
vvliloN they now otter to the old customers or Older ft Co.,
oi wellaiiolhepablioat largo, aoonsuoh lermsas cannol
tail to five entire satisfaction .
THE LADIES will tind at their Store snob a lelccUonol
C§3CDCDcD£3
At they never taw tn Clearfield before—and at for DRY
UUOlfa. generally, and GROCERIES. HARDWARE.
UUEEN3WARE. fto., tboy cannot be sarpaued either in
quality orcheapnets. . , • .
ryr Thote who don't bellevoH arelnvllcd to oall end bo
waLPOWBLL.' C. L. REED. JF. WEAVER.
Clearfield. Mar 21, lfttf.
NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber woalJ retain hlulncero thanks, for the
very liberal support he hat received since ho hat been in
baiineitln thin place, and box* lenvo to Inlorm his friends
and Ibe public genera'ly. that ho hiijdit icoelved at hi* old
stand on the CORNER OF FRONT aod CHERRY direct,
opposite the Episcopal Church, a largo aucrtmcnl of
Seasonable Goods,
Consisting in part of Dry Goods, Grocer
ies, Queensware, Hardware, Cast, Blis
ter and Spring Steel, Hats, Caps and
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Ready-
Mado Clothing, Paints and Oil,
and every thing else usually
kept in a country store.
A promise to sell cheap. Is of little advantage to oar cinto*
men an loss there is convincing proof given, bat he has *be
latiitaction of knowing that hundreds are convinced of that
fact, as we offer tbc best cl evidence In every tele we tnako.
inly 1,1353. O.KRATZ&R.
ICOUSLIM fit. WELSH
Glffi©lk <§& Waiteßa Ma&offo
t—% U APjoit received from New York and
It Philadelphia a large aod splendid at*
tortoent ofJKWKLßY—consisting oi'Lrt*
dies Gold H re ait Pins. Morning Pins, CulT
iy'lv */ Pins, fKibhon Pins. Alio, Gentlemen's
//■w • J Fine Gold Piar, of dilferent shapes and
nf 0 Fine Gold Ear Ring Drops, late style
of Jennv Lind Rings and Drops, Rracelets
UTV . %Jf Fineer Kings. Fioe Gold Pens ft Pencils.
hjW Gold Watch Keys. Hilvor Tea ft Table
"lftUlUp ir Spoons. Ratter Knivei. Sugar Todps, and
Thimbles. Ladies Fine Card Cases, Port Monhs-. SILVER
PATENT LEVER, HUNTING CaSB WaTCH Ed—from
i')\ o IW-OPEN FRONT DETACHED LEVERS—from
Bib to s3o LAPINEA—from $)0to $l5. Fine r DAY
Watches, from Bto 10 Dollars. Fine Gold Watches. 8U to4o
dollars. Allofwhiohho wi.l wmrantfor perfect time*keep*
ers. Also a large assortment of Spectacles. Fob Chains, Vest
Chains, Gnrd Chaos. Penknives, Pookol Hooks, fto.
CLCmKH—Eight Day aonThiiiy Hoot Clocks. Fine Small
Spring Clocks—SOfhonr end 8 day—Musfonl nnttotreDii, ecd
a giCHi variety ol aitlcles too nameroas tt mention, aiualh
kept by Jewelers. All tbeabjvomonMor.ed warranted good,
and will h» sold at the lowest profll's bin his terms are
CASH. Watches. Clocks and jewelry neatly RE
PAIRED, and Warranted forone s ear. jy 13'53.
A CARD.
Js\. o EiS o El ILLS
WOULD res; cctfullj inform Ids filendi, and (ho pubi c
generally, that be siiil continues to attend to ail osils
ialho lice or
Dental Operations,
At hLoflloe adjoining hie dwelling, in the borough ofOleaf.
Held. UetnU) be loond all timet in hit store In the
west rad ol tje Mantlon home.
Artificial Teeth
laietted oa Hate or Pivot, and warran'ed to giro entire sail?,
taction.
KXI'RACTINQ TEETH done wilhsot dancer to the pa
tient, and with but liilJa pain.
Yeetb PILLED and CLEANSED iu a proper aedeoientif
io manner.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
&& tfSSS <B<S>s£Sfl33i
01 n. D. PATTON, Curwensviilc, Pa.
A LARGE aed well selected stock of DRY (JUODS and
GUUCLUUBB. LADIES DRESS GOODS, all wool, and
PLAIN DELANE. CASHMERES. DBESSSILKS, ol all
kind*. BATTENETS.IIATS.CAPd and DON NETS.
ALSO—A (orccand wellsetected stack ol READY'MADK
OLO I'D iNG, DRUGS and PaleitModicinciof every kind
HOOTS end SHOES, tho believer brought to th* county.—
HARD WARE or ail kinds, such ns IRON. HATHAWAY
COOK STOVES, PARLOR STOVES, PIPE of every Yz«.
NAILS,SPIKES,seiI TIN WARE.olaver, klnd.-BPEBM
Oil.. LARD OIL FLAXSEED OIL. WHITE LEAD.
PIKE PUOOF PAINTS ol e».nr oollor. GLASS. CAN
DLES, Sprrm acd Tallow. UIiOKSaedSTATUiNADY.
UAItNEoS. SAEULES aod DRiDLES, and every other
article osonl'y kepi in a country ito.e.
Lumber. Cram, and country prodaaoof every klud. taken
in exchange for goods.
Carwemvillo. Nov. 8,18T3 -tf. fl. D. PATTON.
New Store,
iliTlD KtiaW
At Lumbcrvillc Clearfield County Penn'a.
MONTEILUS, TEN EVCK.&CO. b.gleavelo Inform
their friends, nod tjiecommnn.tr in general, that they
have opened their NEW STORE, fa the abovonumed place,
where they have, and intend keepina on band every variety
of good* oiaa!lv kept in a ooantry store, luoh a* Dry Goode.
Groceries, hardware, Queeaiware, Yin Waro, Ready Made
Clothing* H-.ts. QvdCapi. Drae*. nod Medicines, be., be.
They would call particular attention tolhetr stock jofBUOTS
andßliOES, which L unsurpassed by any ia,tho county.—l
As they manufacture all theirown stock they cun warrant all
they sell to give satisfaction. v "
. 7A?y will take in exchanaa Tor Goods, alt klnfli of HIDES.
LOMDERofever/dcicriotlon. Produce, bo '
They also oontinoedoing business at theoldstand inCar*
traveoUojustrkcelved a largestock of
NEW GOODS, and ate bow prepared to salt at wholesale or
rotate, (to suit purchasers) at the lowest prices. They alto
keep at (be oid stand a very large stookof UOOTd b SHOES,
and are prepared tosuitall who may aivetbrm a oall, as to
size, oaallty and price.. BOOTS and SHOES of every de
icrlptlon manufactured tonaoasureand order, on the shortest
notice.
and «ee their pretty
and CHEAP GOODS, as theyobargo nothing foresight.-
ALo all kinds of prodoos. lumber, and hides taksn, In ex.
change for good#. mOnTEILUstEN EYCK b CO.
Corwensville. Sept. 20,1858.
H. BUCHER SWOOPE.
or Ibe firm or ••BCOTT & SWOOPE."
A ilantnedon Pa., will attend falthfotJir to all orofsu'
ioaal bniineu .ntrniied to hi, care b, the citlseni of Clear*
E?i? *WrMe° ofßoa* 111 " M *' oe(t door to. and ovar
liEFb'tifclMCES,—Rov. Dr. MXeotl. John ScoU.
Hon Geo. Taylor, anil Hon. Jps. Gwin, Hup*
tmgdon.—Hon. Wm.P. Schnoll, ond Ale*. King,
Emj., Bedford. Gen. Wm. H. Irwin, Xewialovvn. -
Hon. Samuel .Calvin, Hollldoyaburg. Gen. William
Ayrea, Harrisburg. Gernuull & Cresvvoll.No,2ll,
Market at., Philadelphia. October 27,1853.,
JOHN GPLICII
MTOULD reiDeotlallf aanouncetolhe eiiiceni of Clear.
*¥ fieUland.viomitr. that beta nowmnnumotarinrr al
kinds of 1
cabinet-ware:
lllaihopla iltuatedpn Market alreet. between Third saj
, i f° B ,Vi!h¥i;!'. , .WU llod l ol .V ork in tla line will be mad. in
aßd*onthe B | hoitMt’aoUoe” “° rt l' * v OBABLE TERMS
tSTOOFFIHS made to order os (heihorlMt notice. "
■ • ’ ■. December 8,1853.
MACKEREL. SHAD, ,
Skrm J S^bAmi? N ' Oonrtantlr o» hand and for nit
Si®. Ma,ri^«- aco -
W L «ERBE. Nw .B. lB M^ 1,,A ’
Stone ware
,A*»4pW ßUlTH *6oir^«^
PENN IRON FOUNDRY? |
Maehlne, Pattern and Blacksmith Shops,
(PE&raDm* : IP$U'
THE uaderilaaod would announce to the oitlaem of
Clearfi.id, andadjoining oountlef, tbathe haaopenoda
ruomou Setwa J riff ot, m tH» boroßgli of U'earhold, neat the
itore of Eoonard a Moore., where heUtend, keeping n
GENERAL.AUBORTMENt OK CASTINGS. »»"»■'«
lobe madeofthe bolt material.and at prloeethatcocnot fall
tooieate. Thalollowlnr compote p.ilof the,took on handi:
KtJLTuW HOT-AtR COOKING STOVE, fot eithor
Wood ot Coal Title Stove hai probably the larger! Intro,
dnottonofanr opter form of rtoee*. It hat eupenededm
alin-iteverroounw,tho well known Hathaway and Zle*.
reratoTee. Uie.oaiilr uudeiitood, and the Unee boln* 10
arraueedthat allodn bo olcaoed without anr trouble. Tne
pacnltar form and conitinotlonie inch aeto reader it the
moitdurablo of all itorei. Numeroni toilltponlali could
Peoddrd. but It iidoeraodunnecoiiarg.l„.,„„
IMEHOVAd PREMIUM COOKING STOVES—atlrom IB
PARCOOK BTOVES—for eltberwood orooal.
SALAMANDER do aboautifulCoalStovo.
VASE do
do
NINE & TEN cheap*
MANTLE ÜBATES. trlthjiQmmer place*. A laree variety
RTul tnperiorJlnTihpd 'ton 18 to 2B inchei.
.rlthJu.
cod tnpcrior um..—
fHaIN ■AN^OUHAfInV I ’ r AILINOj lIOLT,OW
WARRj OVEN MOUWSf: ORli) IRONIS. WAFFI.B
do.BOAiBSEAMd. WAOON UOXES.BEEIOri.BI.EIi
& umjK*SSa.OAR g|NGB IorR»fI*.KOAU BORA.
nSßSDHn&ttrilolo. COEN BHEIjL.ERB.COHN AND
OOii fiMMfrwnrfnntwl tft grind 16 llpi. Equ pet hoar.
niiACoPVFHTUYlißß9,tltobeit inaio ; do. MAN*
URUiIffiEuTIREBfiNDEIiat „. . 4 _ .
ToeothhrVtiHtho ottml writtf of ortlcloikept at Foundry
EitabllihmeDU,
Also, Made to Order,
OUiBTaadBAW»MILL OEAUING-havlng deeldedly tho
Wellstock, and best variety oi ***}*“* ffiS*
went in western Pennsylvanla ; MILL DOGS, SHAFT
ING-targo auriimaH.ofaatl or wromjbt Iron, HANGERS.
IIRUMSand PULME3; Rote and othor approved Water.
WHEELS: WOOD ami IRUN LATHES; MANDRILLS
: fo." ir«l»iaJW.VwuDD (IOKINO MACHINES.
Constantly on hand and for sale,
FANNINC Mi 1.1.8. YIIRESHINO MACHINES. PEN
NOCK’S CKLEHRATEI) UHAIN DRIU-3. Ul. &«.
Screw-Cutting.
AaysUed Screw, with nny doiired number ol threads to
the inch, eilhertq are or V thread. , . ,
Brats,Copper.and BabbettsMetal taitinxi tofldato o ro er.
NATHAN MYERS.
March 4, 185J.-ly.
Hose's Gomponnd Syrup of Yellow Socle Boot.
THIS I! . POREI.Y VEUBTADf.B OOMPOUNU, «olen.
tiftcaily prep died from the bon Roots and Herbs or the
Materia ftlodlca. and has gained tho universal reputation for
the following elfeois, viz:
Regulating am) Sirongihonrng tho liver and Digos*
livo OrgauH, and clensing tho Siomaeh and Buwols,
andthos caring all Bilious Diseases. L-ver Complaints, Uys
pepsin. Indigestion. Costiveness. Fi’es, Hefl-lacho, fever and
Acno. Jaondies, Nausea, Loss of Appetite,&o , and causing
the foodtonoii'isltnnd supporlevery part.
PURIFYINGTHEBLOifU—Audtnus coring all flnmon,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sorofula, Bait Rbeom, Erysipelas,
Scald (lend,Canker. Pimples on tho face. Blotches, Ulcors,
Tumors, Mercurial Diie'ses, Cancers. &o.
REGUL \TING TiIEEBCKErARY ORGANS—And by
enabling them to perform their proper tanotions, preventing
and oaring many p&iofol and dangeroas disease* Strencth
enlng ana quickening the Nervoos System, that allaying Ner
vods irtitmion, endearing all Lriieoiei of the Nerves, such as
Hy leria, Naralyia, Cramps;&c..
it ib iimveranl in Ihc euro of all Female Complninis
ns Weakness. general debi'ity, Irregularity, Oh tracbouf
Swelling of the Feet, l.irabi, Joints, fcic., oausctl by weak**
nets; als-i, LUNG andTHKOAV COMPLAINTS, snob as
Coids,Coughs, Asthma. Consumption &o . also. Dropesy.
Having made nso oT the Compound Syrnp of Ye'low Docs
Rjot, preparedly C MOUSE s CO.«either ou selvnor oar
binilltt, and llndlng it to be a very salatary nnloGeclaa!
preparation, weuooioit cheerfully recommendUloibopublic
aea very valuable medicine.
B Bourne, But .Cashier of the National Bank Providence.
R. I,; A. W.Spoocer, Esq , Cashier. Lime Rook Bank, do
do ; Rev. Wm. A. Phi inn, Rev. J. U. Kohmond C. 8
Jones, rdltor Providence Gen. Advl. Wm. Field, M W.G.
M. Cyrus Fisher, M. K. 11. P. James lla'ohinsoa.G. BD n,
V.J. Dates, Dool Benj Coibv,andono bucdicdothorsoj the
most respectable fata itesol Providence.
This certifies that I hare for a nambor of yean been ee*
qaeinted with th« composition and mode of maonfactare or
MOUSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT. I bare alio been acquainted with Us modus ope .
atsdiin d irate, and can say that in all respects it isadrairably
calculated to remedy the dais of D.sewes for which it I* de
signed. it iseipociaily valuabiein INDIGESTION, and ei
its ateadant symptoms, it excitst to hoalthy action the
LIVER, removes Torpor, and inactivity from the ORGAN
end ilimolatet healthy ao'ioa in all the system. Asa DEPIJ
RATOUorpurifieroltfaeßioodUhasno superior.
ProvideDO-, R. I Jao. 1. 1853. DAVID UOI.MBS, M. D.
Prepared by (J. MOUSK & Co„ n0.41C Broadway
N. V.,and bold by DmggUta and others thrcughoui
Hus nnd other cuuniick—l*. D. WATSON, Agent.
(,'tcnr/iold Pn, MnyVO, 1853
M VALUABLE FAB HI FOR SALE. S
f | MI E subscriber ofleri el private »a!e. his valuable t* ARM.
X situßtum Bradford township,ClearGeid county, one and
a bn f miln from the j>»*’oUon oT tb<# Imos a d • now
SlsiGind Packervilielu nolle, atGoorgeJ Kylnrs, andono
a*ifl»atf miles from Cienamoo—ejola'ning
One hundred and ten Acres, with seventy
acres chared and in an excellent slate
of cultivation , with a bearing
Orchard thereon growing.
Thoro is also a comfortable Log House,
and a large frame barn erected thereon.
For lurtbr r parlioatenapply to tho subscriber on the prem
i;cs Persona wishing to make to<nmy and i/htaio info rot
tion by Liter, will direct toGrabamton. Clearfia.'d county.
December 10,1863.— tf. JOHN HOLT.
To Mill Owners.
TDEucdcnlgned has appointed L H. CARTER, cf
C earlieid, bis agent for the saio of Castings, who will
receive bills for all kinds of Mill Gearing, and oioermaebin* •
ry. i’ersous desirous to oontract v. ill do well to call and ex*
amine the oatalogno of Patterns, nod specimens of the work,
bafore mskirg engagementselsewhcre. Castings will bed).
livered.il domed, at Uitaitield,and warranted iObe madeof
good material, and finished in a workmanlike manner. Ilav.
inginrunmug order FIVE Superior Lathes, aodother ma
chlnory in the aame psoDortion. omnloyiog none bat the best
workmen, using tho very best Pig iron and Coal, with many
other Advantages, honattrri bimselftb&thL work will bedone
as well as In tha best city shops, aa i on tho shortest notice.
Porp&rtioal&rs.calion Mr.CARTER. Astnl.
NATHAN MYERS.
March 4.1851 ly '
Iley 5. IBiS.
JOHN 31. CHASE, HENRY SWAN.
New Store.
mUE undersigcod respectfully luform the inhali tants of
I Ulcartitlilcounty, that they haveopened a STORE in
tbs towu of ANduN VILLE. la Jordan township, at the
intersection ef ihe Glen Hope turnpike with tho Chess Creek
road, and offer for sale a full supply or
Cl3*ca>®>c£Qe3a
Groceries, Hardware, Drugs, Patent Med
icines arid all other articles usually
kept in a country store.
Allofwhluh will bo told at moderate prices for oath, or cx~
changed for GRAIN. LUMBER. &o. Uur neighb*r» we
itspectinlly ask to cat), audAssure them we Intend doing bu
siness at as low rates as cash purchases will a l Jnw.
JuneM. UDJ.-ly. CHASE & SWAN. !
M TAVERN STAND M
XV CUR WENSViLLE, Pa.
TUE ißbiorlbtrcrepßiei to .ell at PRIVATE BALE. hi.
I.AItDE A«D CONVENIENT HOTEL la ihetown
OICUKWEN3VII.LE, known a.lbe
Arnffliriiissaiiiii M®ms©°
It is situated on tho northwest corarr ol State am) Filbert
Street*, and in the centre ol the bosineis part of be town
TaelioateJi4Sby4Bfcct,twokU>ries mgh wih aba o ent,
undisovery way calculated for a publlo home. TheMsnU
spontho premises a large and.convenient stabio, toaelbcr
with all other Decortruy b ildings.
The property will be sold on tho moil laTorabteiermi. and
for Tarthor ioformnlion application may be made either to tho
tnbiodboron the promises, or to W, A . Wallace, at Clearfield.
June|l, (868. ISAAC BLOOM Jr,
BEAD THIS!
David haokett’b cabinet and chair ware
KUUU ,oa Second .Lent, oppoilie Powell ti Co’... »tore.
wbmehabai on band all kind, of CABINET WARE, and
OHAIBS.inch a, MAIIOUNEY and WALNUT CMAIIW.
WINBOK CH AIRB, ROCKING CH AIRS. ARM Oil AIRB.
MAHOUNEY BPHINO BEAT CHAIHB, BETTEEB acii
LOUNGES—MAHOOONEY, WALNUT AND CHERRV
BUREAUS. DRESSING li UkEA U B, TOILET andPIER
TABLES. END. DINING and BUEAKFABI' TABLES.
CENTRE TABLES. FRENCH and FIELD POBT BED
STEADS.D I23 KB and BOOK CASES, OTTUMANS. So.
Any ponton wlihln, loboy willdo wall to civ* him a call,
eiholidotermlned to Mil lower than the tame arlla'e, can bo
ad eliewbetein the connly.-COFFINH made to order on
tha •fioruet notice. DAVID BACKETT.,,
Clearßeld, Ao,n,t E. 1858.
England Whipped,
Tariff or no Tariff. •
Kost reasonable terms, at the Iron and Foundry store adjoin*
g Leonard & Moore.
_. ...* , L.B. CARTER. Aient.
Clearfield,Deo-6. IBSL
Bounty land and Pension Agency.
Charles Tucker, Washington, D. C.
A TTORNBYrorciaimants.nhd Agont forobtalning Rev*
/lL # ciuiionary; Naval. Xnvolid, and half pay YKNaiDNS.
BUUNT Y LLAND arrears of pay# extra pay, &o.» for Mil*
ItaryMui Naval services. . -
' Bounty Lend obioJoed for tbe widows and hdr»of Volan.
leers of the Texas tUvoiatlou of and extra par omu;q.
cd for thojesvhoserved in the U. H. Navy, on the coast of
Caljfontia&ndMexico fVomUHfito IBp2. U'
Addrois CIIAKLBB TUCKER, Washinytoo, DO.
- Rent. >
pwellin, part ot in. CLEARFIELD AOADEM V
: Cl.atfield. April SO. IF6J. ! '
Jnirll IBtB-ttn, t, • .u
> 3 - '' ’' ‘ ! ■ jl r ;t j
BE. J. B. MABCHISI'B
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON- I
For titerelicfaud cure of suffering FemataM
miaadic'a-iiaUurl
fonti enrail..M l ..n ■
in oil.the diiMUIRVI
rhioh ii li rrgonai»i' I
ded.usdally cftllwi/s’! I
MACK Complaints *.* I
orUieteafePfuiaVil
Mwaiastl
end Ulceration oftfcs\
Worob.lncldeataHfi/
uMlrifiilatMtuiiij;
metier how fayprsS?
\ talnHen treMwi.}!?, .
Lei pn mp hl«t (f ret ) cooleh.
SX®w.TCtfii^
experienced Physicians, woo hava used it in thiU rrietJc**
and speak fiotn their own obierraiions.
BI2PERENCKB. rj
> P.B. lIRCKIIAM, M. D.. Utica. N. Y. • K? 8
li. D. Pt.EMING, M.o..Oanandaigae, N. y • ..
M. H.HIUIdH.M.D.. Hochestey.N. Y. ? -i »
D. Y. POOTB. M. D,.flmcnw. N. Y.
Prcf. DUNBAR. M D.. Baltimore, Md, • ’* U
J.O-OHKICK.Ai.D-. Baltimore. Md ’
W. W. RCEHH, M. D., Now York City.
W.PaKiUOTr.Mea.Coooord.N.ll. } - u *
J.i».NEWLA«O.M.I>.UtIcB,N. Y. •
Rev, U.S. BEARD. Glenn Bprlngs, 8. C.
Pamphlets bad gratis ot iheitoreofC D. WATSON.
Druggist Ctaarfield. fa.—Also told byT 0. Mll.LER,ft»jjs
rontoVW.il; lIACKE.
MeohanlcsvitJe, and by most leading druggists in EqldtiHp
countiei. '.yT*,
Lciler addressed lo caro of Mr. Curtin
Agent at Rovenno, Ohio. *>
To Dr. MAHUIIISI:—t bale been lei years troubled
Pemalo Complaints—prolapsus uteri, and all the atiaadtti'
difflcoltles; at limes rendering my life most miserable JbsTt'
had the attendance of tome of the belt physicians, wuh bn
little success; the must they coaid do vrasto relieve-ab-.ft*
was ont of the question. Por fire month* before commsadsel
with year mediolno. I had not been able to perform aayjZ*
bor, could walk bat a few steps at a timet andecareety ni<
outofdoors—lnsnort. 1 was completely prostrated, bytbfi 1
body end mind, and expootedto drag cot the rest ofaydam
in suffering end misery. Bat. reading your advertitCßnij 1
was induced to try your invaloablo medicine called UttaS!
Ufttbolicon, as the last resort, t had not at«d it a weekbefen
I folt I,ke another woman. By the useotlhtee bottles I wml
enabled to perform all the labor for six in t‘a family »hfc:
ease, and con Id walk any where in the neighborhood wittat *
injury. Nothing bat a sense ofmr doty toyoa sndtoik
afflicted, has iodo .rd me to state my case to the
can safely recommend the preparation to all thore soflertut
like raise if. (Simed) Mrs. BARAH A.
Freedom. Portage Co.. Ohio. Deo, 87,185 J. . r.,.
iyj. H. MARCHItfI & CO.. Proprietors. Central Det*T
No. 204, Broadway, N. Y. Bept. 16.
■ ——-
Valuable Keal JL*(a(c t
AT PRIVATE SALE?
& M M M;'i
TUB tnbioribete.in boba'foftho heinol C »m ul
oTPtketownship, Clearfield cously deutmied, ofltfir
PRIVATE SALBlhn following d<ncr.ued well kaoweaM'
valuable HEAL ESTATE coatiniatf of
AFA 15i?I OF 106 Afresh'?
Situate in Pika towmnip* Clearfield county. un the m£k)
road lending from Corwentville to Tyrone, lour unite Ink
Curweniviile. and knownasiho ‘
fVise Farm.
SfSSfA, The improvements consist
about 75 acres of cleared larufo
a good state of cultivation'^it
Large Dwelling-House, a Large Barite
Barn, Sprifig-liouse, Dry-House, SI top?
and other necessary buildings, together
with one of the largest, best selected, and,
most productive A PPLE and PEACE
ORCHARDS in the county. i
Thit FARM I* well supplied withQxcehrnt water, tfiVTtt)
failing Hpnonclo»eto thfidoor. with other* eotiUaitd tbit
at clinic ctp>Bi3 water <nu!d bo conteyrd t< any oamt
fliliPMhi boose or barn. To those who desire toprccare*
llOMb TOK l it-E,'li;« Farm otters ItidacsraeaUaotCoM
excelled in the coaaiy. Thn l*«tsJ it orfood quality, bitjjlf
yroJnctivo. and well adapt* d fjr both prain and *ra<*~-4*4j
it is located In the midst ot tt populon* and industrious sutltj
icent, coovenent lo a sood market, ttood imi mills, tsdd
{oori school. /a.,
tnrr particulars apply to eithercf injlobiem
beri, o» to Moies Vito, on the premises. .. -
The p opeiiy *• ill be a Id po mo»t reasocabla terms ear
«™.e. Wei.'.- MIC h AB I.WWB.
WILLIAM WIJK. .; -a
In bfhalfol the heirs of Conrad Wise, deceased,
fieple Tiber IfiJ, !B£y.— lf.
FIiEASA.Vr BIILBi ,
IRON FOUNDRY and MAMINS SHOP,
At Clcarjicld.
iMIR umlorsigne 1 rrspeclfully Announces toihepeopls bl
Ciearfield and the adjoining connliei tnalbailillcontia{
ues to carry on the above buiiee.sm htsex.emive establhb*
meniinthe boroogh of Clearfield, and unow prepa«4W
manufacture all hiuda oi
Castings used for Grist Mills, Saw-Mill «,
atul all kinds of Machinery. ,
HisCailiors are now of a upor'oi goelity—iqual, ifBOlrfl?
uetior.io auv other is the ritate—es be uses ooue but tbs f*l
best mateiial. aud employs none but the very best ol workorY
His
MACHINE SHOP, ■ ,
WUhtwo*aperiorTUtt*lNG LATHES, driven by iteim.
imow in eucceufaloperatioo. and under the raßnacetntstqf>
a practical mechanic—where alroo»t any article of mßcniuUf
ran bs FINISHED io the very beat *t>le. and on abort potJcN
He ha* noir an hands n larae assortment or C igoei. tpefi
aitii’OVfOSof vano ante*and patterns. PLOUGH IKUNW
WASH Kfciri‘ljEB, file.,&c.. which he oilers to selHowlof
Cash, or on a reasonable orodlt. Lie ia now oasung.flO®
ho raoit approved pattern*.
HATHAWAY COOKING-STOVES.
ALSO—Fancy Air Tight Parlor Stovcsj
Nine Plate and Coal Stoves.' A 150,.,
Wnai-d’s celebrated Floiisju.
Anilallklmliof HOI-MS W-WAKE, SI.EIGH and SUIT
dULES, WAGOM HOXES. So ' •''.l
Hointcndsliosell on reasonable terms, and troiti thallni
citizens ollhe county generally will find It to their ad vntltc*
to cive him theircuitom. CASH will always D#pr«»rejf*rH
boithohighctt .»nccs wiM be allowed, fbr Country Frodufae
and OLDMUTAL. AihegiveihisestabluhiuenthiU’erfcwd
supervision, nH ordere Tor work will rocaive prompt attention.
DAVID ULX j
ClearneM.Nor.EB.lßsl,
NEW GOODS. /,*
fIUIE Subscriber woold inform the citizens
J. county, andihepubliogencratly. that be has JUST r.B
OBlViiD, and ii NOW OPENING* at tbs Storehouse Jo»
meily oocapicd by Wine & Getchel, ol Monlidal*, u j
Large, Splendid i\ Cheap
Assortment orGoods, consisting ofevery style and <inbHiysf
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Cut)
lery, Hardware, Boots, Shoes and. )
JBonnetSyConfectionary, -ji
I i Clocks Watches. . : r!)
ALSU; a letjoand well .elected nock of , ~ rjJ
Ready-Made Clothing, Drugs Mmfc
cihcs, d'c., d-c. ".'Vi!.,
ImhortalJ klntli ol Goods uiaally keptln aCounttyfiVoVy,
All of whtoh ba (idetermlnedtoiellCUKAmt 'HIAN
ISR BEFORE OFFJiUKU JN OI.EAUFIKU) OOIINTV,
.. , j EBMUNO F.BUKNNEB/'
Moniidale, Nor. 10,1802, ,
STONE WARE
HPHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully announce to tKe cjVi
A sent of Clearfield county and the pobiioeeuerally, uiU
they have the manufactory efSJpNEYvAfi%
one miieeait ofLUTHERSBUKOH. where ifaejMwpw**
ea to furnish an article of STONE WARE cquaUoanymi#
nfaotnredeliewheie.and on reasonable tenps.
STOVE PJPK COLLARS constantly on band. .
Order* promptly attended to. andaliberardlsornitot rnaceld
wbolesalepnrcb&iers, M»*.POH.TKKjq
Augusts#. 1863.—5 t. G. W;PORT£K.
Town liOts
THE anbiorlbor Inform! thorn who ate dedroni or pntohav
In* TOWN IAJTa. that he will fllipoteof a number!)
mo tovfn of ANBpNViLI.E, tlta lootttloo of .which nfl«(I
(treat IndneemanU to Mechanic* and othaii, litnated ««H»
in a aood ngrlooltnial ocnotry. where on nbondinotyf
employment oen bo procured. Tbs UL.EN HOPE IdrnplM
liom I'VEONE CITV panel through it, end othoiiiripioie
menti aro contemplated. '
Application forloumajr b« made to tho tnbimlber onJW
pumleee.' . IIEHKV UVVAN.
Atuoiieille.Jrmdad, JPoS.^f.
JOHN L.’CUTTLE,
■ Attorney at Law and Land Agent',.™
17171 U, wacltaaia the luvoral Lburti oT Clsatfleld a*®
V V fclk ccnntlw, and attend ta the E'a>meat of taiei W
nnatntod landa.— -
HBKfSRtNUISS —Hii Eioellency.'W M. mGl.En.lliri*
ftttta-Hon. EIiUS LEWIS, bancaitor-O. W._WOM{f
GUMEKY, Philadelphia. ■, ■ ■■ ■ ’
.'All pereona having bnalneii with film.: will in bw
apply lo J.moULE GOBOON. who will attend to lbaa*®» 5
’ September!!), 1853. ■ : •
French^