t;woced'hot die at mi.
fimo>
/ When criyirb. /
<-\Vlfon rnbbnj?i* piling nro slmolinp: lul.
’3}ft th?n ttfio'giiifl nrofyll of
fAij.d .‘imi.le upon tUc.muu;. <
•Wnfen and poft.s nnun flioir jn-ini«*
then.
r h
uol ui 1 in joimjißT,
, J vThoti trees me IMfo I with iVnit,
'A t3 dver/yj-orlMimn has a (run,
.SCboiliUU' hirvU to f*!u»»t.
TilQ girlc then wear the bloomer tir.;s>.
Ann half rlistraet Die men:
It ifl : tho time to Hveat 11 out -
TwjulU not perish then.
I voiild not die in nntutnn,
When nox; mown huy amollK Mv*rt
r And little Tfiga ftre rooting round
For something nice to ent.
“'Tis then tho huntsman's wild halloo
Js .hourd along the Rlop,
' And oysters ’gin to fatten up
I would not perish then.
I would no; die in winter
For one mighj froezo to doaUi,
Whon binstoring Horens huoojif around
And takes uway one’s breath ;
When sleigh boll’s jingle, liorsen siioi i.
And buckwheat caker are tall ;
In fact, ibis is n right good world
1 would not die at ult.
ihw to Winter 11)0 Sheep from i Acres of Lund.
Under this Inking caption P>ro. Holmes,
d llic Maino Farmer, odors some timely
;.nd sensible suggestions. Ilis logic is
good, wlido liis figures nro apparently
within bounds. Hundreds of our readers
uulu iry the experiment w ithout loss, and
to great advantage. He says:
U’i have been accused of inducing lar
miers to try visionary experiments. We
hardly know vvlial meaning those w ho use
ihe word visionary would put to it in this
/connection, nor do wc care. We have
,'aftji in the following project el producing,
loddcr enough on two acres oflniid 10 win
ter-one hundred sheep. Hut, says Mr.
Doubtful, it must he made v ery rich. Ol
course it must. That won’t hurt the land
;n 1 lie least. But how will you do it? In
,'he first place malm the laud very rich.—
Manure it generously —plow illlimo iglily
.—harrow it in lina— roll it smooth— put
on the markerand m irk it into rows three
feel apnrt, and sow Indian corn m drills,
floe it twice, and after the second lake
V<wr seed sower and sow between each
two rows of corn a row of fiat turnip seed.
After your corn has spindled, rut it up ;
,el it wilt, then lie it into bundles and shock
it up ns von do corn-stalks which you
have cut in the usual way, and let them
stand until dry. It would not lie strange
if you had six tons of fodder per nern when
ihey sufficiently dry to put into the barn.
This will be twelve tons, (from two acres.)
Now, to winter one hundred sheep you
ought to hnve twenty tons of foddpr. You
have twelve oTthem and want eight more
or four tons from each acre. The turnips
ought to produce this amount. Let us see.
Allowing a bushel of turnips to weigh six
ty pounds, in order to have four tons.on
each acre you should have 153 1-2 bush
els; will not your land produce this amount
after taking out ibs Indian corn crop 1
So you will have your Iweniv tons uf
food fi'om two acres. Rut will the sheep
eat the cow-stalkel Yes, we have tried
ibot. Just run the stalks through n straw
cutter hdJ feed them out to the sheep, and
they will eat them all up. We have tried
it, and others have Iried it- Then run
them through a vegetable cutter, and they
will ent them all up clean. The sheep
should bo young and hearty, and lmve
good teeth. Who will try the experiment
(his year 1 We are bound to, for one.
SAWDUST FOR ORCHARDS
A year last fall I hauled a loud of old
rotten sawdust and threw it around my
',oung apple trees. neighbor over the
any is one of those characters who plods
pu in the same old tiack that his father
and grandfather did, believing that they
knew all, and more too. My neighbor
said >f 1 put sawdust around my trees I
would surely kill themt He said lie put
manure around some of his trees, nnd kill
ed them. I told him I would risk it “uny
how."
1 put fresh stublo manure around one
row and sawdust around the next; around
another tow I put leached uslies ; and the
remainder of tho orchard 1 manured with
net rotted barnyard manure and in the
spring snrend and well planted the ground
with corn nnd potatoes. The result was
mony trees grew luxuriantly, but thetiees
where the saw dust was, grew the best,
the bark being smoother and the trees hud
fi healthTbr appearance. I will also stute
that that par’ of the orchard planted to po
tatoes grew greatly better than that part
planted in corn. Tho sod was clay
\oenn.—,Ex.
Dhatu of Unv. J. 11. Canon,i,.— We
regret to state that Rev. J. H. Curgill, of
church, who had just been
SiOftonetl at Montrose by the conference
at’ils'fecent session at Waverlv, was kil-
led bv the discharge of a cannon on the
4th of July, at Susijuehanna, Pa. Ho had
hut a ttliortdjtnp before come into the place
to attend the celebration. There were two.
ennnon, one larger nnd one smaller, stti-
IjbnetJ rieurly opposite to each otlfer, in
front pf the Harmony hotel, at tho distance
of it rod or two from tho road. The man
jn charge of the cannon had applied tho
ina|cfjt once, or twice ineffectually to the
larger one, and was about applying it
ggam, as the deceased, coming up, Ihe
troao'.Yafctlicrndd hastily in front of jl.—
Af lth jwds ih range of it, it discharged
,3jswtlf)gscp ovpr and over some distance,
shattering his left arm, tearing open his
hWtef* ond/olherwise horribly disfiguring
■fifS'jier'fibh; He was taken in great agony
to,the A hotel, and tmedical aid end other
aKnofonce rendered him, but he died in a
few hours.— Binskamton Republican:
. 1 ’ 1 t 1I i ' I ’ lit I‘l i i
id fever, prevails in tho
stSturtyrnf Halifax, Va., and several,death
•hfyecicoured,
-wif»»'.i’l .chctleWv deaths in
•gfoofclyn-'last \vecß, - ■ c, .
■jwnar©
T’JT-r n.-;-:-
£ LiEiVER FLEGAL,
Tl lack smith, Lwthersburg, Pn., will attend I<>
iJ3 nilbiwinesF in his lino, ami will also furnish
Jiuggirs, »te., very cheap, and nmnufac
' timid in tlio best style, and warranted.
! Aug. 7, ih;,2.
THOMPSONS, HARTSOCK, to, CO,
Lroli I'Xntntlrrs, ('unvciis; ill' . An extensive
’ ns«orfmont of ('ioHim r y umdo to order.
imw. tj, i*m.
JACOB BILGER,
Cloppcr, Tin and Sheet Iron Manufacturer,
’ • nrwen-ville, !('><)v«> the old foundry, on the
north side of Main street, wherd all buKtiims in bin
liui' in dona np in aAVuikmainiko manner, and on
ji-nHoimtilo terms. Country produce taken in ex
change for work. - l7.
O. M. MKKKKLL,
/ topper, Tin, am! Sheet Iron iVare Maun
\j ihrturcr, on Second Htreei. one door south of
K. \Vripht\s stoic, Cl«'..irlh'H. | Dee. 2th I'LM.
WM. T. GILBERT,
I)lack*mltli, at Hopewell, Hell inwnshit', at the
y iVe-s Hoads leading from M’ili'i-'h Mill to Now
Wiirhingloii, and from t.’he-t creek t• • the rivor,
where all calls in hiy line will ho promptly attend
ed to. March 2, 1852.
JOHN RUSSELL CO..
IXANNKKS uinl Curriers, Grampian IlilN, Cbuir
f ilfld county, Pa. )o»ep constantly mi hand an
na.-ortTueni ot leather. Girsli paid for hide**.
Mav I s , 1*54.-dm.
THOMAS MILLS,
(loach and Sleigh Maher, on Third street.
/ between Market ami Lodi t, ( learti* hi, Pa.
April Id, 1052.
R. F. STERLING,
Saddle and Maker, and Justice of
the l*eare, Cui ille. Jl-c.l'h, I s .< I.
RICHARD GLENNING,
I y out and Slioc .Maker, mti L- found at hi?
l) •hop three d'.m- we-t of thi Mansion Jlou»",
w her** h<’ ha j eouxta.iiiy on hm.d a huge assortment
both of'ln ire and <il \ mantifaetuic. July s , \»I1.
J. F>. THOMPSON,
Blacksmith, Wagons, Ruggies. Ac., Ac., ironed
on short notice, and the'-'n best stylo, at his
old siaml in the borough of l\uwen-villa.
De c 2 1 *, Dm.
ROBERT McNAUL,
T tinner, at the old otuud in Curwensville..
Dec. 2b, 16 j l
GEO. W. RIIEEM,
Saddler, Harness and Trunk Munutuetur
er, on Second street, immediately over C. D.
W Qtsr.n .i Drug Blare.. Dee. hh. 1K62.
\VAt. P. CHAMBERS,
\TThecUvrl‘jbt, Chair M kcr nil House
YY uud Slg-ii I’ulntcr, C urwtorvillo.
Doc. 2' 1 , CM.
THOMAS SHEA,
TAiLOti, in ‘Shaw’e Hovi/ou Mar
ket strool in tbo room formerly occupied by
Win. Kodebaugh jib Post Odice. Dee. 2‘J, I*6l.
A. L. SCHNULL,
nPailor, Luthor«bunr t will do his work iu.-t a
X good and n. ibc-np a- ui.v other fellow.
Dee 28, 1&61.
JAS. ALEXANDER,
nitddlt'r ami Harness Maker,in his new B b*..|
on Market street, near M«tiell's In.lei.
Dee. 2d. Isjl.
JOHN 11. HILRURN,
Boot and Shoe Maker. S'-ond :»•*•**t near’;
M'-'sit* l A. IY. Wright'? store. <'ieartiold, I n
a,„.V: B '. 1“*“°
JAMES HOLLENB.U'H,
Blacksmith, on Third btteet, Leiwieu Ma:i<
uijJ Wtilnut, ClearGed, Pa.
April 10, 1852.
JOHN VV. SHUGERT.
*\T' r uffoM Maker, et-ruer of Third and Loeus l
n Mi I’lvtirtifld. Kopairing done to urd*.*r
April If. 1 *3J2-
GEO. RICHARDS,
ionuble Tailor, Most of Shaw’s How, uj,
1 - 1 :» 11>, (* l «'* m rfield. l>er. SO, 1 8;» 1.
GEO. 11. GOODLAN’DER,
r \\ agon Maker. Luther.-burg. Work don<
T T order <>u .-hurt noli.a*. nnd on "outl U i in-
Ihf. 2V. ISM.
JOSEPH H. RRETII,
BlackHtiiJOi, at New Wufhington, Olrurfield
county, where all kinds of work is done in his
lino of business on the shortest notice and most'
reasonable terms. Muv 20, |
SAMUEL R. TAYLOR,
rflmuier and Hoot and Shoe Manufacturer,
j ('unvetisviiic. I)oc. 28, 1851.
m m m <& ii u* a 9
HURXTHAL & BROTHER,
■\/T*crcliatit« and B.umber Dealers, \Y 1
hind P'»M Offi.e, BnuHunl towimhip, Clrur
field county
L. E. CARTER,
Agent for tUofiulo of htuvos, Mill Gearing’,
and of all kinds. AUo, Bar Iron i
und Mails, Thrashing machines, Plows, Agricultu-j
nil Implements, Ac., on Second stroot, under tho
printing office. March 17. 185.°.
SAMUEL ARNOLD, j (
Merchant uml Produce Dcalef, Biithers
burg, Clearfield county, Fa.
JAS. IL GRAHAM,
Post Muster, Merchant,j and Dealer Itt
Mj umber, Gnihamton, Bradford town-hip.
Dec. 27, 1851.
FREDERICK ARNOLD,
Merchant and Produce Dealer, I.ntbors
burg Clearfield county, Pa.
April 17, 1*52.
A. K. WRIGHT,
Pxteiiblvc Dealer In Slum
ber, Second Btrect, onu door south of his resi
dence, Clear,‘iold, Deo. 20, 1851.
a ~~
Merchant and Lumber Dealer, cornor of
Front and Locust atruots, Cloarfleld.
Hpp. 29, 1851.
MOSSOP & POTTORFFy
Retailers of Foreign and Domestic Mer
chandise and Liquors, on tho wont sido of
Hooond stroOt nearly opposite tho Coart Honed,
Clearfield, Pa. Sep. 2, 1863.
ELLIS IRWIN & SONS,
AIP tho inouth of Lick Run, fivo miles from
Oloorflold, MERCHANTS, and oxtensivo
Manufaotaron pf Luinhor,
July i 23, 1852,
THOMAS H. FULI ON, & CO.
MERCHANTS, and Extensive Dealers, and
Manaiacfcurors ofLurpber, Bald Hilla. ( J
[July 23,1851,- ' ;’V; ' “-y*- \ \
-»v<■ s»V
'ISMffl
L. JACKSCIN CRANS, i ! '
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, oflloo iidjouiinK .bie
J\ on 8000 ml Stroot, Clonrfield, Pa.-
June 1. 1854.
ATTORN ICY AT IjAM r .—OflU*o on tli6 cast aide
ofiSoeotid : nearly apposite thofitoroof
; A. K. WVight., will uttend promptly lmainasa
entrusted to lii.s rare. CimuTield Juna 14, IH/id.
M. E. WOOD,
1 >UyHlcI n, may alwn.y« be foumhat liis rosidenoe
J in L’urweiisville, when not pfofessianully nb
sent. Dei. ID, IH£>2.
: 4 tlornev at l,:nv, Connelly of the funi of
► “S< oTT A .Shcii’K," Jiuniingdon, P.. will at
tend faith fully t-> all prufoBsionid businesH ontrnat
, od to his care by tlie citizenn of Clenrlhdd and tid-
S joining rmintien. Dflioo next door to, and over
Lsip ifrigler’a otlice. Out. 27, 1853.
HA \JN ( 1 changed his rosidenee from I’reneh
vilh» to Kylarsvilh*, Morris township, re
spectfully oilers his services to the surrounding
community. v ... Juno 10, IHSII.
JAMES MIDDLE GORDON,
VTTDHNKY AT LAW, hm rumoved his ofTmo
to the r<">m adjoining on the east th*> Drug
olore of Dr. Lorain, and will devote his whole at
tention to the practice of bis profession. Ho may
be consulted in French and O'crumn.
Jan. 16, IS.U.
J. L. "CUTTLE,
Vttorncy at iatv mid L,mid offioo
udjoining liij residence, on Market street,
Clearfield. March d,
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
Vttorncy at Law, Ollico adjoining bis rosi
d.To : mi Second Street, oppo.-Uo the resi
dence of i luv. Higler. Cleurtiehl.
April 17, DCj2.
DR F. ANTIvS CANFI ED
n VYIXC pureli.-i*cd tin- property and situation
of Dr. !». )•'. JI oops, .tenders lii.- proiecHionui
.‘■'•rviocijo tiie cili/ens ul ]• 1 etich \ ille und viemity.
Utlire one eu.* l of Lu!/.'? .-lore.
Jon- 2. 1 - >t.
HENRY LORA I NT'.,
Physician mid I )rug;; lit, on Mark-; -t'.ol
oj.po-ifi* hi- re id. wee, t'leailicld.
April Id, D .0.
11. P. THOMPSON,
Pin sicinii, may !.<• Im.nd either at hi.- office, or
M Seedidd - hotel, I'urwoiiHville, when not
piofi rsioually itl/.-cnt. Deo. 29, ISM.1 S M.
GEORGE WILSON,
I>"> slciuh. may ho found at his office in Lu
tbenburg, when not uh.M.at on profcssioiia
h.i,ine ? >. Pel., 20, IM;>2.
VTTOKNKY AT LAW, Uearliahl, Pm, may he
fotfnd at the "lliee of (L K. ltarrett, adjoining
the store of Wm. S. Moore. Deeds and other legal
instruments executed with promptness and accu
racy. ■’ May 24, 1861.
Physician, residence one mile and u half south
cuef of Lumber City, on the Itidge r«md lend
ing to New Wiifdiington, respectfully offers his ser
vices to the fiirrounding community.
Dec. 2d. D -4.
DR. R. V. WILSON.
H .\ \ INti mm-u'ii hjft office to the new due!
Lug on j-ocoiiJ street, will promptly iijimg ;
all professional call- u.s heretofore.
June id. I MM.
E. L. .MILLER,
Surveyor, p-ll tou i;>hip. Clearfield county.--
AH to him promptly attend
ed to. Address U;- *t i\ <».. Clearfield county.
April 4.
T. JEFFERSON BOYER,
Physician. chi be foun lnl hi- «*Hiin liiith«*r«-
burg, Cb-articld county, l J n., when not absent
on bufrine-e. Fop. lb I^j^.
List of Uriiml Jurors fur Sept. Term, 1854.
lif rw rin. Henry Whiteside. Farmer.
linviy.— George Kiirmr. Farmer; Frederick
HolloprPT. Farmer.
nit<’kmi<J >, -William TliiMoji. Farmer.
/' '• iittifon - Samuel Bradford. Furmer.
f.'/t'u/it'.j-C. Whitohill, Carpenlci ; IClli.- li
win, M- reliant.
l\ n/tr rr/M - Philip Kverhart, Furmer.
(j'intni - A in* Kri-n, Farmer; \\ illium Murray,
I uriiier ; Philip Anti.-, I.tmiheruian.
.[■•nl't n —-I -au Hunlup, Farmer; Mnj. L>a\id
Wise. Farmer.
Kurthuui -Wiu. Michaels, Farmer: Oliver Moore
Farmer.
Lttirrcitr *—John Larimoro. Miller.
J/ornA—George HcuniP, Farmer.
/'»/,» Ahrnm Blo<»m, Sr.. Furmer: George Srnea!
Fanner: Gilbert FonfieM, Merchant : Jo* ph I3«i
ly, Fnrimr.
Fanner.
,-.l William Kephart. Furmer.
List of relit Jurors for Srpt.Tcrm, Rif
//hthm'.i, -Jolm M.-ld, Jr., Farmer; lb-nj. 11.
Wnglit, Funner: l>uvid free, Fartner.
Jiruily — Buvid Writs. Farmer; Henry Knurr,
I'auuet ; Joseph Bale, Fnrrtmr.
ttnu/fvni —Benjamin Sparkman, jr. Miller ; Guo.
Ihiwersoelc, Farmer; I'ujUicU Curley, Farmer; —
.lae.oh Kylui, Farmer ; *S. Louusbcrry, Farmer.
Jlurneul- - U. King, Farmer; James Bowler,
Merchant.
April 17, 1«;.2. ,
-4
llr.U —George Walters, Farmer; Thomas f amp
boll, Funnur.
JioytjH —Alexander Adams, Farwor.
Chevt —John livers, Farmer.
U! —Henry Snyder, Blacksmith.
Curivtnnvitlt —JJ. F. Sterling, Jubilee.
Ftryuson —John Ferguson, Funner.
Qiraul —Adam. Spikeman, Fanner; Thos Gra
ham, BltieknuiUi' „
Jor dun —G. li. Galer, Former.
Knrthuui— •Jumna Curley.
l.OiCt'ciUi: —JautuH Buughcrty, Farmer; Froder
ivk Guiioh, Furmor.
J/ornW-David Jdiln, Farmer; Isaac Knglaud;
Fanner; A- Hunter, Fanner ;J. \Y, Wilhelm, For
mer.
Pike —Isaac Caldwell, Farmer.
Prim— John X. Irvin, Furmur ; Isaac Kirk, Far
mer ; Thomas Moore, Fanner.
Woodutird —Matthew M’Cully, Farmer.
CIIIAJJI MAKIUW, House, Skjk, and Oiuu
) MANTA'I P.UNTKItN, PaPKII lIaNOERK, Ac., —
Respectfully announce to the citizens of Cleurlield
county, and the jmhlic generally, that they havo
continually on hand at their shop on Market street,
one door cast of the .Jew store, in Clearfield, Pa.,
a great variety of t hairs of every' description, to
which they invito the attention of those desirous
of purchasing. Chjiiry, Suttees, Ao„. will ho made
to order on short notice, and on the most reason
able terms.
They are also propurpd to do oil kinds of House,
Sign, Ornamental Painting, and Papor Hanging,
in a workrpnn-liko mannor. Fromthoir longoxpo
rionco in the husjnoss, they fool satisfied that they
will bo able to render general satisfaction to tboso
who may favor thorn with a share of their patron
age. June 7, 1864, —ly.
SETIXE UP I! HITIXLUPI! DEERSKINS WANTED
rpHB subsorihor earned ro.,» 0 .:l. ull pei-aons „ HE , Ilhcßt Prices in Cwh will be paid by tho
± who have unset lletl account* tntb htm to come H«b s «tter for a quantity of ]W Skins, •
forward jmm«tba»Oy*Tt u MtoatfdaaMl, m.|m Muy3 1,1854. MOYEJff CLbMAN.
health will not permit lum to ooiillmie the TUaoH- - *
smithing bufdn-Mj.jiod ho is de>ii*oii!< of closing ail ' . liUTHERSBURG HOTEIE* ’'
his accounts. Jiepu prooOudUig* will im iustilutod Jpl tfO'ft GE W, £<>so PROPRIETOR, overy at
.till wbo/nogluot this notioo. . . 1 TjptepUoh will be ipaid to travellers jrntf
< - 11 1 • GEORGE'TV'. OJtlt; othow obtafortobjo wfiojbayC cive jua a caat* -i 1
24,i«5|: ' ;5 May 18, J 1664. '' ' * ' W '' '
JOSEPH B. M’ENALLY.
11. Bf.IGHER SWOOPB.
DR. GIBBONY E. HOOP,
t. .1. McCullough,
dr. s. l. coble.
—Charles Cboner, Farmer; Amo.- Hile,
TKOSJTMAN <k HOW 11.
sn§lsAT<s? fa
ky aiitod- team WeWi'York' naa iPllilSddlplila, a'
largo and,?plehilld qsßOftmflnt of?JI)WiS!WI¥-T-<>on
««fiM »f laclips’ G qld Breostpiw, Mpurpipg
Pins: Aleo, Gohlloihen's une
Gold Piuk/if different fehhpes And sizes, fine Gold
Bur; Ring Drops, hRQ-Btylp'of Jenny Rind Kings
atuf Drops, Brncolota, Fiogor Rings, fino Gold P(?ps,
and PcricD*/ GoldAyiitcb Choips, Silver Toa aofl
Table Spoonsf’Buttor Knives, Biigar Tongs, arid
Thimblon, ladies’ fino Card Caprit, Port Mriniofl,
Silver Patent /.ever Jffunting Case . Wqtchci, from
$26 In $2B ; OpcH Front Detatchcd%cvera, from $lB
in $2O; Afj pint-n t |Yotn 10 to $l6; fine 'Eight Day
H'ufrom $8 to $10; fine Qocd Watcticn, $BO
to $lO. AH of which ho will warrant for porfpet
time-keepers. Also, a largo assortment of Spectn
den, Fob Chuinn, Void Chains, Guard Chains, Pen
knives, Pockyt Books, <te.
('COCKS—eight-day find thirty hour Clocks,
line small sprinjyClocks, thirty hour and eight-day ;
Musical Instruments, and a groat variety of arti
cles too numerous to mention, ns usually kfepl by
jewollors. All tho tibovo mentioned articles war
ranted good, and will he sold at the lowest profits.
Out hi* tn-nt* i\rv (?ti*h. IV utchop, Clocks, ana
jcueln, neatly Rel'Aiukj), and warranted for one
your, July 10, 1863.
1000 GOOD BARGAINS MADE,
EY BUYING STOVES AND CASTINGS of all
kinds, at the STOVE AND HARDWARE
STORK adjoining Leonard A Moore’s store in
Clearfield, where all kinds of Castings are to ho
hail on tho rooflt reasonable torinfy such as C. Ful
ton’s Hot Air Cook Stoves, of different sizes ; tho
celebrated Salamandor. (neoal stove,) Parlor Stoves
for wood nud coal, Nino Platos of difloront sizos,
Rafting Stoves Sled Soles, Sleigh Soles, Mantle
Orates for Winter and Summer, Wnufllo Irons, Ket
tles of all sizes, and n large assortment of Hollow
Ware of all kinds.
Also, Tiiiikshino Maciiinrs, Cider Mn.r.s, A 'ail*
and Iron, of overy description constantly on hand.
•Orders for nil kinds of Castings for Grist and
Suw Mills, und Engines completo, from one to forty
horse powor.will be thankfully received and prompl-
I v attended to.
All kinds of country produce taken in ojehango
for Castings, and <\t*h Sot Urfuned.
L. R. CARTER, Agent.
Clearfield, April 6, I*6l-ly.
EPILEPSY OR FITS CAN BE CORED!!
1 EVIDENCE STRONGER THAN CEUTIFI
\j CATES ! —Lake’w Compound
i?> performing more wonderful cures than any other
medicine known ! If i - perfectly sate to fake.—
it. If you are net •oiti»fi,><l after using one hnttlo.
the nidiit'V will he refunded: it not able to pay.
i.no bottle will begiwn gniti- to try it.
Prepared by L\KK A SUN, Commiut, Ash
tabula t'o„ (‘hi,,. )•;. p, WELLER. Truv-Uing
Agent.
Sold hv C. D. Watson, Clearfield. F. K. Arn-dd
Luthershurg, and also at Philipsburg.
May 21, IN 63.
NEW GOODS AT TUG CASH STOHIi,
THE subscriber has just received a largo and
well selected stock of GOODS of almost cve
rv description suitable to the season which he is
selling off at extremely low prices. Il«* respectful
ly invites the attention of all who wish to buy
good Goods at the lowest pricos, to call at the sign
of tho Cheapest Goods,
Country produce of almost cncry description
taken at market price? in exchange for goods.
Person* wishing to purchase, uud receive u fair
equivalent for.lhoix money will do well to give him
a cull.
Rcmoinher the sign of the CHEAPEST GOOD. 1 -,
on Market street, and call mid bo convinced that
there is truth in the words thereon Inscribed.
Mav 31, 1861.
JOHN M. CHASE,
NEW HTORE.
f’l'MIK undersigned respectfully inform the in-
J_ hubiliinls of (VinlMd county, that tln-v haw
op'-ned n >toro in the r.wn of A N/O.N V l LLE, in
.lordan b u mhip. at the int« , t><•* tion of the <»!«‘ n
Hope turnpike with the Che?*' Creek rend, and of
l- r tur sale a lull supply of DRV GOODS,GROt E
p II S. HARDWARE. DRUGS PATENT A!EDI
'’INK- and all nihernrtieleL usually kiqt in a
<■ oinitrv «tore. All of which will he sold nt mod*
rate pri< < s loreush, or ex<hnng“d for grain, lumber.
Ac. On.- n -ij.iibnrs w o n*spcetfully ask to rail, and
a-n:ji we intend doing business as low rates
ii> eji'b put eha w e:- V. ill allow.
June _M. hVi-lv, CHASE A SWA X.
IN tiie Orphans’ Court of Clearfield county.—ln
the matter of the account of Benjamin Harts
horn, Guardian of Wi.i. Ross Hartshorn, n minor
f-m: of William I la: i • 10-rn, dcc’d.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by tho Court
to audit, ro-ftuto, imhl rc-settle tho account, and to
report the fuels upon the exceptions tiled, will sit
for that purpose, ul liis office in the boro’ of Clear
field, ou TucMlav. the 25th day of July, at
2 <»\ h>ek I\ M., nhen and where nil* perhons con
ccined are hereby notified to attend.
Clearfield, June 1-4, 1851.
Estate of William M’Cracken, Sr., deceased.
Letters of administration on tho
tato of William M'Cracken Sr., late <«f Rell
township, Clearfield county, deceased, bavin# been
granted to the subset ib«r, all persons knowing
themselvos indebted tu said estate will make pay
ment iminediaUdy, and those having claims against
the sane will present them praperly authenticated
for fet.llemuut.
WM. M'CRACKEN, Jr., Adm*r (
Ferguson township, Juue 14, 1854.-fiL~pd.
XN the Orphan*' Court of Clearfield county.—ln
the mattor of the final account of Conrad Mor
\im\ administrator, etc. of Conrad Morviuo, dec’ll.
T’ho umlcrrtiguod Auditor, appointed l*y the Court
to audit, re-Male, ami resettle the account, and to
report the facts upon the exception." filed, will sit
for that purpose, at his office in the boro’ of Clear
field, on Tuesday, tho 25th day of July, 1364, at
tU o'clock A. M., when and where all peVsons con
cerned are hereby uotified to attend.
J. BIDDLE GORDON, Auditor.
Cloarfiold, Juno 14, 1864.
Estate of WUllam Hepburn. Deceased.
Letters of administration, <m tho es
tate of Wro. Hopburn, Into of Penn township
Clourftold co., deceased having been gr&ntod to tho
subscriber!), ull parsons knowing thonuelvos indebt
ed to said ostuto will mako paymont immediately,
and tboso baiting claims against tho same wißpro-
Eont thorn proporly authenticated f6r settlement.
JAMES THOMPSON, ) . , ,
S. C. HEPBURN, j *’
June M, 1851.-Gt.
Estate of David Wise, Deceased
-VfOTICE IS HEREBY GTVENV that letters of
JLl| administration upon tho estate of David
Wise, senr., luto of Jordan township, Cloarflold
county, dee’d., havo boon granted to tho Bubscribor.
All {torsons having claims will prosont them pro
porly authenticated for sottlomont, and thoso in
debted will inuko paymont without delay.
DAVID'WISE, Adm’r.
Jordan township, May 22, 1854-3 L
ALL persons uro horoby notified that Johii D.
Thompson has purclpiß.cd tho interest of Ja
cob Detrick and George Bunich JE, in thoir Rook
accounts for BlackdmitliiDg done in Curwensvillo.
All persons knowing thomselvos indebtod will
thcrofuro make payinoibt to him.
JOHN D. THOMPSON.
Curwensvillo, Jnno 14,1854>-3L-pd. ' ‘ 1
NO. 24, 25, and 26, in tho plan, in tho
borough of'ClParfidld, hll'oncloaod.
j For forma apply to W. M. REEDY.'’ ’
I' ; OurwonsviUo, Juno 26, 1864.4—pd.
tjrCV.' r'_.
W. F. IK WIN
AI.'DITOK'a) NOTICE.
J. DIDDLE GORDON, Auditor.
AVDITOH’S NOTICK.
TAKE NOTICE-
Three Lots for Sole,
AS' OID.iSTOBB » A HEW DRESS. ]
MY i Blaad Bed-Hag Is on I
worn ft'inUiArJyJ* nw l 1
STORE, opposed Homphillß ft.-W;
Digit or tho RED PLAO, there is now dpbnifafc bat
docldodly the most! choice selection Of SUMMER (
GOODS, (euitablo in avery , rospect for this com- ■,
iounity) that has over pen offpr.edi for #o in Ibis i
county ui the mouhtdfris. . ( '
To attampt to eaumorato or doscHbe\my lot of»
ontiro Now which I -offot to tho public, would J
bo altogothpr too lafmriouo an foy; mo |
nit thi tinic/ Y would tooroly say that in •
the lino of Ladioa' DrcSs GdodsiT'dbfy oottipotltlon f
either in prioo, quality,, or beauty of stylo. Jlootej
and Shoos In tho greatest variety; Hats and Caps j
that cannot bo bent; boautiful Slimmer Cnssimorea
and fanny Battinctts, togother with all kinds
DRY GOODS which aro usually requirod in this
marKof. . i
Some bfiautiful sbts of InoN Stone Ware, ai|d
n niOo selection of of all kinds j 1
also, funny articles in HP smoU quantity.
Tho above mentionod stock of goods will bo of
fered fbr Palo at lmrcr jVricefi .tiian tho samo quality
nnd'tityleb of goods bavo ever boon offored in thlff
plane j an a proqf of this/1 only ask a oomparrlaon
of prices und qualify with.any other good* in town.
1 a. m. nrtLs.
Oloarfiold, May 10, 1861.
SADDLING AND HARNESS MAKING.
rpilE suhseriher would respoct-
JL folly announce to tho clti
nf Clearfield County, nnd
ILthe public generally, that ho has
coninienced the huainoHS of SAD
DLING AND HARNESS MAKING at his Shoe
chop, where bo will punctually attend to the orders
of nil who may favor him with a share of their cus
tom. Ho intends to keep good workmen, nnd will
sell cboapor than any other shop. Ho tenders hi*
thauks for past favors in tho Hoot and Shoe Busj\
ness, nud would njso make known that be will eon-,
tinuo to attend to nil business in that lino on the |
shortest notice, nnd is determined to sell cheaper
than any and all others. J. 11. JONES.
Clearfield, Muy 10, 186£-3ui.
s LOOK TO Yorn INTKimST, J» ij
s XJHRCIIASE WHERE VGU PLEASE! S !
' S I T take grenf plennuro in announcing S 1
I S to our old friends, that I am prepared to sell
/ all kinds of GlKH’KltlflS cheaper than any ,
t i.lher hmi.-e ihi? side of Philadelphia. Call ;i
1 and see prices. Don’t mistake Uie place, nt j
Iv, the corner opposite tho Pennsylvania Rail ‘
S Ruud Depot. Goods delivered at Tyrone S l
two day? after purchasing. Mind that I keep S |
• S Mrs t / J oe/\ Jlntu a, nwl Tolmcro t While l,end, S
OH, Jiopr-M, dc. All "f whieh will be-old at J j 1
* a vci v low profit for Cafh. c !
1 t ,1. R. EKY. s
S Harri- Imrg. P-h. 8, 18;,L S*u
0 j
VALUAIILG PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.
TIAIIE subrieriber oflora at privato snlo, 3 igaL
I fyotn, ciiimte on Plnlbert street, in tho thyS
borough of Curwensvlllc, with a splendid NEW
TANNERY, supplied with a fountain pump, nnd
e\ory other nece.sstiry convenience. Tico bicel/im/
11<>iiMtn, in good condition* with other out-buildings,
und -one stable thereon erected.
Tho property )•< in good condition, being well
supplied Ac., and will bo disposed of
•>n reasonable terms. For further particulars apply
to J. Ik M’EuaJly, Uhoirfiold, Pn. t or to the sub
scriber on tho premises.
March 24, 1864-fiuj.
CLEAIt FI K I/D P< ITTK KY.
IAK. LKITZINGER, respectfully infonns the
public, that ho constantly keeps on hand n
good assortment of Fancy POTTERY WARE, also
Frock*. Dishes, ami Stove Pipe Collars of every
convenient size. Farmer* if you want to buy cheap,
give usn call at the Clcarfiold Pottery, near George
( d i b Rlacksmi Hi rhoj*.
Country pr>duec will taken m exchange for
Ware, and a leducti n made to wholesale
purchaser?. .
Jan. 1 1. D'-.t
UKN I! V SWAV
y FAIRBANKS
patent scales,
/tj O OLD at their warehouse Xe
- O 2-10 Market Pt., Philadelphia.
Railroad, Ilay, Coal, and Farmer*'
SCALES, set in anv port of the
conn try, by w.rfc
men, and oti shortest notice.— [ April 12f ISM- ly.
Vttoruey at Law aud Laud Agent, will
practice in the several Courts of Cbuirfield
mid Elk counties, and attend to the payinent of
taxes on unseated'lands.
licfcrcnct*. —ilis Bigler,
Han isburg : Tlon. Ellis Lewi*, bownster : G. W.
Woodward, WilkoMmrr®; J. 0. Knox, Fniukliu ;
J. 0. Montgomery Philadelphia.
All persons having business with him, will in his
absence apply toJ. Biddle Gordon, who will attend
toth** some. Pep. 2S, IS/*?.
MW CLOTHIM. STOHE*
MOVER ULLMAX, resiieolfully announces t<>
the citizens of Clearfield, nnd the public gone
rally, that ho has just received nnd is now opening
in the borough of Clearfield, in tho office formerly
occupied by L. J. Crum*, in the south cud of town,
a laru© and' splendid assortment of KEADY-M APE
CLOTHING, which ho proposes to sell for on
us reasonable terms ns they can be hud elsewhere
in tin* cr»nnty.
are respectfully inyiled to cull and
examine my stuck boforo purchasing elsewhere.
<*l t*nrfit.*Kl, May 10. l?v>4,-t|
THE subscriber offers fit private sale. n \alun
Me funn situate in Penn township, Clearfield
count}', containing 127 acres ami allowance, with
about one hundred acres cleared and in a good
state of cultivation, having a house and burn erect
ed on oa6h ondof the farm, and two good orchards
thereon growing. Thore nro ulso two good (\>ul
Hunks on said farm supposed to extend over about
fourteen acres, being about five foot in depth.—
Tlio farm is situated in the centre of nn excollcnfc
neighborhood, tho Glen Hope and Little Bald Ea
gle Turnpike, passing through tho contro of tho
same.—A good title will'bo given.
For furtnor particulars apply to the subscriber
on tho promises.
May Ift, 1854.-3 m.-pd
Wall Papers! Wall Papers!
THE sulißcrlbors havo riOvv in storo thoir com
■ploto slock of Paptr Hanging*, C'lirfcuiis, <f:o.,
whiok, they offor at very lo)v prices, wbalcsulc nnd
rotail. Our assortment is very complete, comprising
all tilO tpialitios, both French ahd Amorifcun.
Wo inanufliuturo a large proportion of Our Goodb
and pqn sell at (ho lonflet rates.
0S" PAPER RANGING dono in tho country
at City Prices. : PARRISH & HOEGU,
April 4,1863—3 m. No. 4 N. Fifth-st Ptiila.
STOKE WARE MANUFACTORY.
ft MIE .subscribers respectfully unnounco to-tho
I eit irons of Clearfield county, and tho public
generally! that they huvocotnmoncedthoinuuufnc
turo of. Ston6' 'rare, bnd aiio mil of Luthrreburg,
wherothoy uro to furnirh SfQNE WARE
equal to any manufactured elsewhere, and on rea
sonable terms. 1
Stove Ripe Collar* fconstanUy an bund.
Orders, promptly attended to, and a liboral dis
count mado to wholesale purohusors.
M. J. PORTER,
A0g.:26;/1833.-tf. G. W. PORTER.
TO THE'lUmfe OF CXjEAUFIKLD.
fTTIIJf 'subscribers would respectfully announce to
| the' loidloo •of Cloorflold; and vicinity, that
they-are engaKod' ! iu. the MILLIE PRY ANJ)
MANTCA-MAKINp business af-tha Besldonco of
Mr. J. 'H. Jones, Where they will punctually attend
to the orders Of all' who fhvor them with a
aJiaro, cf thcii; curlom. Their work mill bo . made
on tho latcii Fathifint and litult. ,
’ MAMA'JANB JONES,
LYDIA JAWBONES. 1
'i; ■II!-' 1 . • :
May 24, 15ai-4m t
S. Ik TAYLOR
JOHN li* CLTTI.E,
MOVER U.I.MAN
Valuable Form For Sale
RICHARD DENVIU.
)• . AFRCOTEIt) pitAjD.; ■■ ' 'in...
jdornor of Third and -Unloii biuroeu ‘ Spnib*
dud Pinp. Philadelphia, pa, .
| INVALIDS few apprised that DP. KINkELIN
■ confinofl hiß phwtrice to fe panlctlm-bhiticli of medi-' *
'ciiV?, wtoicb engages his undivided attention. Ho j
I cautions tho unfortunate against tho abuse of Mor-
Jcury; thousands are annuaUy tnercurolii§d out of 1
, lifo. Recent afflictions are promptly oxtingxiishcfi
f TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE In tha; <
I treatment of a class of diseases hitherto nog|octed
land imporfcetly understood, has enabled Dr. KIN- L ;
KELIN,-(Author of fe wofrk of Solf-Preservation,'
! to prove tuat nine-tonths of tho causes of 1
! debility, locul and constitntionnl weakness, montal^
' and physical suffering, are trncoablo to portain*
■ lmbits, forming the tnoat socrct, yet deadly and fiuar 1
; springs of domostiemifloryand promaturc mortality, :i
! TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.—Thero is an .
I evil habit somotimos indulged in by boys, in soli,
tudo, often growing up with them to manhood, and
which if not reformed in duo time, not only begets
serious ohstaclos to matrimonial happiness, but
gives riso to a scries of f rotractcd insidious nnd do. ,
vastating affections. Fow of those who giro way
to this porpicions praotico aro awaro of the conse
quences, until they find tho norvous system shatter
ed, fool strango nnd nnnccountablo foelingß and
vogue fears in the mind.
The unfortunate thus affocted bocomes fooble, la
unablo to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply
hi? mind to study; his step is tardy and weak, ho
in dull, irresolute, and engages in sport with less
energy than usual.
,lf he emancipate himself before the practice but
done its worst, and enter matrimony, his mnrriaga
is unfruitful, nnd his sense tolls him that this is
caused by early follies. These aro considerations
which should awaken tho attention of those aimi-
Inrly^situnted.
MARRIAGE requires the fulfilment of several
in order that it muy really bo the cause
of mutual happiness. Could the veil which covers.. .
the origin of dvMnestic wretchedness be raised, und
iLu true source Iflkevory instance disclosed, in how tf
many could itbc traced to physical dUqunliticationa:j
and their attendant disappointments. Apply
while it is yet time, in order to have your unstrung
and relaxed organization re-braced, revivified mid 1,
strengthened.
Remember ho who places himself under
KinkclinV treatment may religiously confide in his
honor as a gentleman, and rely upon tho assurance, ;
that the ?ocrcts of Dr. K/s patients will never to:;
disclosed. t ,
Young man —let no false modesty deter you from
making your case known to one who, from eduefi-'
lion and respectability can certainly befriend you,l
Too many think they will conceal the secrei in .
their own henrt*. nnd cure themselves. Alas, how
often i? this n fatal delusion, and how many a protu- ’
Ding young man, who might hove been an oruk- }
incut to societv. has fudod from the earth.
the urctha are rapidly removed hv
the application of n now therepouiicnl agent, used'
only by Dr. K. Weakness and constitutional de- l
bility promptly cured, and full vigor restorod.
Country invalids can hnvo—by Rtnting their caso 1
explicitly, together with nil their symptoms, per
letter, enclosing a remittance—Dr. K/s medicine/'
appropriated accordingly. Forwarded to any part
of (h<« Cnitod States, nnd packed secure from
■ /•I iuni/i or ruriom'ty.
Head !1 Y outh and Manhood*
A Vigorous Life, or Premature Denth, Kink Min on
S' lf-Proscrvation—Only twenty-five cents.
It is n work eminently roqnired, ns a means of
reforming tbo vioes of the age in which wo li\e,
Also,
.V/r hire’* Gvith. with nilcs for the prolongation
of Ufa, just from the press.
A letter with a remittance of twenty-five rents,
or the voltie in post stainp3, addressed to Dr. Kin-'
kelin, Philadelphia, Pa., will secure n copy of either
of th“ above books by return of Mail, or 12 copies'
will bo rent fico of postage for $l. Bookselh're;
Canvassers, Traveling Agents, Ac., supplied w l,uh«-
salo nt the publsher’s prices, which admit of a large
profit. '
letters must bo post-paid.
. JAMES 11. LARIMER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
WILL attend to business in the several Co'urG*
of Clearfield end Centre counties. Office «»a
Second ctreet, cne door north of the residence of
John Weaver.
References. —Hon. Jamce Burnside, lion. Jsnt.e*-
T. Hale, Cut A. G. Curtin, James McMunus, Esq.*j
Belief.uite —R. B. Petrekin, Esq..
Mcsf-r? Drake <t Bechtol. Philadelphia.
Deo. n, 1 v)3- lv.
A .CARD.
AM. HILLS Would respectfully inform hi.*
« friends, and the public generally, that he'
still continues to attend to all calls in tho line of
DENTAL OPERATIONS, tAhxiulXw-i', adjoining:
his dwelling, in the borough of Clearfield. Kenny,
bo found at nearly all times in his .••loro in the west
end of tho Mansion House. ■’
Artificial Teeth inserted on platt* or pivot, and
wnrrnm.*d to oiitire satisfaction. extracting
Teeth done without danger to th*‘ patient, jindwitu
Imt liltlo piur. 'I coth filled and eJoancd in n proper
ami scientific manner. Muv o, ,
MANSION HOCKF.. CM . AKI'II.DD, P*'.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform' il.o
public that he hits token the above old t-iuV*
lished recently occupied by Mr. t'Mi’.url
entirely re-furnished and refitted it 'll
.sujwfn manner a.« toronder it second to no hoMlin
mu county. The BAR Ims been stocked with the,
bent liquors, and tho TABLE will always be bUl*-,
plied with ihe host the market onn afford.
Extensive Stabling attached to the premises and
attentive hostlers always in attendance. /
Jl<> ivsjK'etfully neks the public to give him t)
irinl. feeling assured ilint he can render satisfac-
Api il IV, -tf
iifmpiiild’s hotkl.
subscriber most respectfully informs the
JL citizens of Clearfield county, ami the travelling
public generally, that he has taken tho ahoy*
named Hotcd situated on tho corner of Front urn) I
Market streets, in the borough of Clearfield, whef* jj
ho will at all tiuioa be prepared to uecommodoD j)
those who may favor him with their custom. *?s j;
pains will be spared by the proprietor to inoko hi* [;
customers comfortable, and his house a home to L
thoso who may stop with him. ft
IJis ST BLR will bo carefully attended to —nude
his TABLE and BAR supplied with tho host then
nmrket will afford. |
Aug. 11, 1862. \VM. J. lIEMPIULL. |
DAVID JOHNSTON,
WOULD respectfully announco to the citizen*
of Clearfiold and adjoining counties that h®
has Jetted up and oponed out a PUBLIC HOUSE*
in the town of Phillipsburg, Contro county, Pa*
and is fully propared to accommodate all who may
fuvor him with a call. Fob. 28, 1854-ly*
CABINET AND CIIAIK MAKING* j
JOHN GULICH would respectfully onnouncoO
tho oltlzona of Oloarfiold and vicinity, that D
is now manufacturing all kinds of CABINET*
WARE* Hie shop is situated on Market strati
botwoou Third and Fourth, where all kinds of jrwfr
in his line will be made in tho beat stylo, abtH®
tho moatfavomblo term? und on tiio shortest notice
Coffins made to order on tho shortest notice.! 1 :
Dqc. 2, 1852. " : , ' y
DOST.
ON Saturday tho 3d instant, in tho Borough »of
Oloarfiold, or somowhoro botwoon thoiff W.
Philip Hovener’s in HustOu township, a
writing, or deed, from Osgood and Thomas to'
A H. Mix, for lands in Gibson township, and dtd*®
three or four years ago. Any person finding-tb*.
samo and delivering it to tho Biibscribcrin Glbsoi 1
township, Elk county, or to Robert Wallace of
Borough of Clearfiold shall be reasonably rewarded
HENRY 3IIX.
Clearfield, Juno Jth, 1854.-pd.
SPRING GOODS I
JUST deceived, and opening at C.
. ONE-PRICE CASH STQRE, a splondld
eortmentof spring nud Snmiuer Goods. In
dition to his usual variety, ho has a largo Iht J»
Xodles' Dross Goods, such as Plhid Silk, India tyilli
Plaid Xawn, Brooha Shawls, Bilk, urape and Go* B4 *
| mtr Bonnots, . Ao. Also, a large lot of. Oarjxt*,
Iflopr.OH Cloihit Rt&du~Alade .Clothit'h ,
jnew stylos of Dross Sndos, cheaper man ever. , ;
| eA'pnT6,IRSC 1 C. KRA^ZEU.
JOHN LIYIM.STON