. f'A ; A t (; r u a r rn h:
H)iLt:it s roitr:,
1 1 Mil SfMI.I R,
A lntivf (iMfUtmrnt of
NKW (,0()1)S,
:'i I .M.f I'. I Ml a.tlcl.e, ll
y'l.t'i il !.(' I'ri'hK Mtrt'lOt,
I .Vie I,
".ri if I 'hi A'tttlCI,
i:Uu .!!.,
A.i.i",t '.ii
At It l ',n sr,
iS il i if c,
k'i:i j, ,V,'.-.f 'i.V mi.? ll'il'
ftT V''i
lr4y nm' rt.itMiifj, IVi-ita c Hhoca,
I'M iW C in, of all kind,
Spanish Sole Leather,
Clire, Mc!fr, mi J Fjjsar, it Wb-'l-iiale A
Retail.
..".Mlidri A Vnrr, t-'liinglcs, ni--t Cain of all
lim's taken in cxobiirjj fur gvoda.
Or. I.', IV -. W.M. IRWI.V.
GREAT REVIVAL- Read I Read t
A ND IK (T-VtttTKD. Tin giont revival
' M. bus d. nu immense rood in almost
every
i.li! ot'
hite, rouitv r.i. 1 t .vt n iu (lie Vliiou, out.
"Icai fi.-i.l. I'l.rcf:.'
in PonMili'intioll of llic
-ibovo runi'T, I " ; :n 1 1; M'.-.rt hus lit ku ti tho re-pun
vlbiiUy uj.ii; l,inolf to revive (bo Boot A !ti.iO
bn-tnr- .n Ouitii unil mt a good example
'.1:Ij fellow inn:. Ho tin to announce to his
eld customer.!, nnil ns ninr.y now ones as nmy in
fer hlmwitb e oll, that lie has on liuml n lingo
taKirtiiipnt of in-.1 work and any amount of course
Alan, Gertj' (jailers made to oritur, mid of uny
vtyleto.uU i u r. 'T. Morrocco. French ciili",
-.nd Pet-nt enlf galiers constantly en bund.
..'ii'iiin for ae,i, kit except- d. All work loav-
R hit .hop wt"Ki:li'd uot t rip. Customers
oouiag .o town mi! lind him ot tlu sliuji former
t mm ltd by R, R. Welsh, dee'd as a watch A
welt -nblishiuimt, nearly opposite Hoed nnd
vVeavei-'as note. Pull In boys nnd got new aoUs
yeasr old onu rp ireI. ni iomo of then stand
.n jrrut ed of it.
IT.AXK SHORT.
Jrrae 10, ISiS. 3tn.
P. H. T piuliif i-liip heretofore existing be
wovn John McC.-.bc A Gcorgo Nenaou in thi
Jy dinp'oved hy mutunl conscut, nhd tho books,
Accounts, and nil ifl'ects, are now In tlio lianda
of F. Short for tcttlemiint. Tbo buiineis will bo
Brried gb lu fii 'lire by Y. Pbnrt. Ala, poor Yo
rick! JOHXMcCAHE,
OEOlUiE NEWSOS,
fihst iii'iitr i;hvi:ui
HOOTS Sc SHOES
ALWAYS OX HAND,
JOSEPH GOON,
THAN'KFl'L f. r post fovorn, and grateful fur
Mature prospecti, desires to inform tbo citizens of
bis vicinity, and his old friends and patrons in
particular, that he h.n removed ti tho FIRST
ROOM in the Kust end of
Fint Door West of the Mansion House.
whor be hus on hand constantly, ft large assort
uciit of every variety in the
BOOT A.D SHOE USD
CT'TOM WORK IIE!DED TO KITH DISI'AICU
TUe very best of stock .will be nsoJ, and no
pains spared to make ne.it fits and durnblo work,
ill of which can be obtained from the said Joseph
Oou VKRY LOW for the Htxor urnxo.
Cearteid, Aujf. IS, ISiS.
NO TICE.
TO ALL rKHSOXM M whom these pres
ents shall come, I KCDOLPH I.ITZ the
subscriber, having soma years ago riven Davii
Lite of Clearfield borough and Jobn Lite oi'Bcc
eariatownihip, apowerofAttorney, constituting
them my agenu to transact my business, in ma
king icttlcmint, collecting my debts, taking
Dotes and receiving monies, ocd renting and
managing mv farm in Iios township, dj here
by NOTITY ALL PEKS3XS that I have
and do, this day annul and revoke said powor of
Attorney, and that I have assumed the control
nnd mannjrment of my ow n ofluirs, nnd that I
will henceforth manuge my own estate, make
my own contract", ord collect and pay my own
dents; urid further, I hereby notify all persons
indebted tome, either by contract with the suid
David Liti and John L'.tz or myself to make pny
menl to mo nnd not lo tbo said liavid Litz or
John Litz, an I w ill not recognize their acts from
Uil alter ibis date.
RUDOLPH LITZ
Clearfield Outdoor 10th, IsiS.
7 HOTEL,
- Xo-117 4 119 2nd St. above Arch,
4IL BOFB.ISS Ukes this method of inform-
lug his old friends and the public general v,
that he has just RE-OPENED tho above well
Known Hotel, and re-fittu.l it ia a style suitable to
the ae, and the wants of tbe travolling public.
Mr.. Ii. hus had a large experience in hotel keep
ing, he has no Imitation in saying that his guests
will find his house a pleasant and desirable stop
ping placo.
. Of the elegiblo looation of this Ilotol for por
ous visiting the City, cither on
OX BUM NEW OR PLEASURE.
it is deemed altogether unuecessiry to speak,
es no Hotel in Philadelphia is better known thnn
tho "Old Mount Fitmoii."
By elosn attention to the wants of his custom
er! Mr. H. hopes to deserve a khare of public
pntronnge.
N. B. His terms per day hai been fixed at th
low rale of $1.25.
bept2iid, m. lyr.
Clock nisei Wntct
H. F. NAL'GLK,
Respectfully ftnnounciv! tliat lie lins
omnienced tbc nbtive buinc in
IT;
Cloni fiel l, To... opposite tho Journal oflieo
All kinds of clocks, eRtoheg, .lewolry, Ac.
cntruttod to liim will 1 e neatly rt'i .iiic l
nrd warrantetl, nccoHii'g to quflity. l;y
close flltcntion to bi.?,rics, and (ii.;i'g his
wnrk in a .'.vr-ericr mantn-r lit lic.pi t. so
vure a h!eral nf(t oi j.ublic j-atioi.ae.
tOJit. 1, tS. ti.
X TCClff: XOlICr The following named
li ptfrM fcai fi cd in the Office of "he Clerk I
oTlho Crt of Qu'rter Sessions of Cldrfleld
sCiranW 4is uetitlon for license at th nvrm.
ber Ssmiiwisi next, agreeably to the Act of As-
.Ll. l U.Mk awth lota ...:.t.J... a...
vi wniwia '-iu, r..,u, ejiiiieti .in nil
t nVsi:i :be Sale of Intoxicating Liquors,"
W. W. Anderson, of PnnvilU, In Penn
V'Hj t tep a Tavern.
Oct. 20th, UiS. uE0it.GE WALTRS, C! k.
CvutulIo3 Bluiiu fur sale at Ibia Ullioe.
APPEALS
trrm tilrnnnn! AM Mtn til.
NOII, Kl.b,lr fH'N llinl t'' rmnnill
l. .il 1 1 ( , mft, .l r, iii,i will bl I lli'li
i t rm Hit Mhhi'imI fi..,...nffil m lb f d
inn llitiri nnil In.cl. o nil :
ll.nlirn Inointilp - t In. . Ii. b..ii.f In mi-1
InwKtlilp, lh ni il i i.iin i, h.ildniK rl. i-11,,11..
on SloiidKy tlx KM S.nnnl'ir, A. I. .
Uimid Imi.i,.h,i I i iil, liiil I bin,'
bumf. in 1 iiri liiy IlirJII N'.n mbrr.
I iirliiKtun ti.nliii u h IIik hiinat of J it
t"h MnuliT, on Wfdlif idnv, Nov. Sllh.
Ktribiiua !iwnll. m ilic Imnii of II. D. Hull
I Co., oil Tbundny1iiV. !. ill.
Iluatnn toniirbip nl tlm I, .'inn of Jcaae V'il
ion, on Kalutdn, ,V it. 27lh.
Ki tonnablp -m tli Iii.ihj uf John J. Hundy,
on .MuiiiUy, Nov. JiUli.
fn ion nnhlp nt lli bnuae of It. V. Moon
on Turidny. N'uvrinbrr .1'Hli,
lirudy (iixni-bip nt llio bnine of Qcor(; W.
Loll, Oh WfilnodilV, Ili'COlllbir li"t.
Piku tewnrbip And Cur cnavill on Tliurnlny
Iirt'inlivr 2d.
lvnn townililp t t!i 1 Him of V. V. An-d-non,
fiom A. M. to 3 1'. M., of Kridny Do
fouibor J I,
I.mnbiir Cily Iloroujfh nm ilny nt 4 P. M
at Miblii' si liool boii In kui I li'.iinih.
Knox towiitdiip ill iiir!.i-v Hill aclmol houao,
on SuturJny, Iii-coihIht lib.
Fvrgnnoii lonbip ut tlm home of Thonim C.
IJllVi., Oil MlllllillV, l-U'l-LMIlli'T itli
Ili'll iIiouikIiIii n( lbs liiiuso of A 'null Klli.
, (1 o ,a,.c oi'lioldinij oli'i'lioin, on Tiioad.iy, Di-
ccniuor i Hi.
Uiiini,io tuwnbi nt i'.io lii'tixe cf Jobn
Voiint!, on Vi'cdiii'nlny, Ui-omiiliT Sill.
Cln.l low i.i-h i it t (lip aidiool biiiinf, luoir.ei
uioii r oriibiiiivli', I'll Tliurd:iy, DvcvinbiT 1Mb.
IJiHi'iirui towiiibip nt tb'.' Iioiim of tfaniutl
lli'v'irty, n'l Fridny, DwmbiT 1 'Jt
Jordnn towiiahip lit llio public achunl houce
in Anmiivillo. on HntiiiduT, JicccnibiT lllli.
Vooijwrd township ut tbo houao of Wui.
Mullen, on .Moiidny, liooouibcr Mill.
Dd'utiir t.mn.ii..-ui ibc houao of John Oova,
n Tu'i'dny, Di'coiiibiir Htli.
T' townabip ut llie h"Uc of Andrew Cross
on WHnoiduy, Uoceiuber 1 ilh.
Morrii townabip nt tbo home of Jacob Mock,
on Tuesday, lleooinbr 16ib
Ornhaiatownahip-at tho lionso of Jacob
..r ,,tt l.,ri,l,.tf ll..nll,lir 17lh.
bier, on Friduv.
llrutlford townanip nt the ImufO ot illiaui
Hoover, on Siiturthiy, 1'i'ceiiibcr I8tbv
Cleiulliild borou(,'e nnd I.awieiice towni-hip on
Mmidiiy liecciiibcr 20th, nt Ce Cominissioneri'
otliuc, in Clcnrlield.
An appeal fio rs the, valuation of unseal d
lands will be held ni tho Commissioners' office In
Clearfield, on Friday, Dccoml-cr 31st, at which :
time all persona interested cnnnticnd. ;
Jiy order of Hoard of Commissioners.
KOHERT J. WALLACE, Clerk.
oct. 20, I86t. t20dec.
cijOYi;ii in liS.s .:sj
1"JIF' iSulsfilert Ti It This Method Of Jn
J forming the FAHMFIi&of Clenrjield Co'j
" thnt tbey munufaeturc, at their Shop In ,
KEL3H'j?3I3jls.toiOffl.P8:.
the celehrnlod Huiisccker Imprm'Wl premium
(7or Jlulttr: These lii U'v ran be attached
to any power, for cither Two or Four Horses or
Water Power in Mills. They ore Warranted to
to work well ; and with pood seed will clean from
twcntyllre to thirty bunbels per duy. Any per
son ifhinjf to sec one in operation, will plense
call with Mr. Win. A. Reed, Farmer, three miles
east of Curwensville, who purchased and ono in
use last seaaon. Machines will bo delivered to
Curwcnsvillo if desired. For furtbor particulars
inquire of Win, A. Reed, Clearfield P. 0. or the
subscribers. Orders promptly attended to.
6. A. S. HAVPT.
2m Millbeim, Centre co. Pa. tVpt. -2nd, 1853.
"Thirk Ihirkiittt ciirtrt the Earth.
And Groti Dai-Knot the People."
CO UMTli Y MERC II A MS,
And all Others, Will take Notice!
That they can supply themselves, in any quan
tities with
JONES' FAR FAMED, .
PATENT, NOX EXPLOSIVE KEROSEXE.
COAL OIL LAMPS,
At the wholesale ami retnil "Head Quarters,"
3S. South fKCOXD Set, 3S.
iiwiiiJiDniujjuo.
The only pi nee wnere exclusive Agencies can and the public, I would respectfully unn ico in
be obtained for the States of Pennsylvania, Xew conclusion, that cn.i mne be coiitulied ii rtunl
Jjascy end Dcleware. tvor by letter, onall diseases aa :ibovc,and that the
These lamps give a light equal in intensity of medicines, tho same as used in the Institution,
flame, nnd similar in appearance to Oan, und nre uro prepurcd I ) suit each individual case,
cliamcd to be suporior to all otlier portabld lights I I I! T I- I
now in use. No fenr of explosion No offensive 1 1111111111 lK)l., iMl'lllC'Ul
odor No smoke Very easily trimmed A J ca- I T 1 1 I V
s ly regulated as a (ins light Can be adapted, 1 1 11 LiLj
to all purposes Jnd better than all fur a poor j Ac. c., ; u furwnrded by express to any
man, aro fit percent cheaper than any other ,,,, e ,k r:ierl Si.i,. n, the f,,,l.
portable light uow in common use.
Sole Agency also, for
KNAIT'S Patent Rosin and Coal Oil'
IlsfVEfiCPS. Icient for one month's 110; ul-o inhaling
.TC-Lamps, Oils, Wicks, Shadss, and every ! vtipor, nml an Inlmlin- Appm atu?. 1'ay.
article in the lino. ; niont us follows: y to bo paid to Express
S. E. SOUTHLAND, .1 jent. Agent on the receipt of the box of Medi
No 3S South Second Street, Tiiilad'a. cine, and tbe pulanee S'j at the expiration
Sept 8th, 13iS. lit. 1 of ihe month, if the bnticnt bo cinvd or is
I n 1 ...:.i. i. i.
IPX
a TI CTorTTtr tcuiiiciv suumicu whu iiic iieainii'iu. 1 a-
Idlers in itients' h-V e'vin- a ful1 llis,0r-V 0" tlieir
HOOTS, MOEs'andTnUXKs).'? ful1' be
Ah OE EVEIiY DESCKIPTION.
f7
Tiif.i es ti v j 1. . . .
TH0LE?ALE nnd Rctiiii, at prices to su t
all.cn be found nt their new Boot Shoo I
Store, No. 844 North Second st.. a few doors be- '
low the Black Horse Uotel, Phila. 1
We try to pleose and sell cheap. Notice ;
to country merchants. Constantly on hand a
large assortment of Men nnd Boys' Boots, Gaiters:
and Brognns, coarse nnd tine : also, Wrmen's A ',
flisses Loce Hoots, tniilers, Sliitrera, Ac. nnd a
well selected stock of Youths and Children's wear
generally.
nerally We would respectfully iuvite you to
11 and examine for yourselves.
N. 1). Trunk, msnufacturcd and fer sale whole. '
call
sale and retail at No. 314 North Second St. I
April 17, I35S. 3in.
KAKMKHS ATTENTION
The best Article in the World for
raising
WHEAT
Is Leinau's Superior Phos
phate of Lime,
At 1 10 per tot, or 2J cts. a lb., by the horrel.
Analysed and Hecommended for
THE WHEAT AND GRAIN CKOrS BY
Professor C II .T. J ACKS,
X':,
IV: ;t Or,,
r,
-, I).
c.
:ilt Tvi li repa tint euiiuy
ccni., ru.fl will nut bura tho seed
ccr.t iet us Guitiio ujcs.
.0)
to 100 pe
con, ing i,
(T7' 'I'm it. m itrr if t t
v- j . 7 w o
J
1. I.KINAl', i'rupriotor,
:i, South FRONT Street,
G. A.
JVb.
Philadelphia City, Pa.,
'ki-nn ,1,. i' .
Or of my Agents throughout the Countrv
. '
-. .... ... muniiiuut lilt- vuiiiiiry.
-Cash Mailed with the ord'er wii', emir,
nrntnnl nll.nli.,n
1 1
A liberal discount to Storekeepers who
buy tO Bell again.
Pamphlet. c.n oe had at my OJtce. Q. A. L.
aug. , isovvTB.
ion i,;iii:i K (ini wti,,
JOHN I'MUJUV (O.
So. l (Ail' Xn.) .V-ttUft l, fli.it r ..,
iiiii.AM'i.riii .
, . ,1 .t.l I, fl IT H.;,l if
'r i.,i.i no. f ',,, In-'i ; .l'n, 11 -til l 'i"
fur fl'n li'to-i t.
'Ilin number of years that which wn dure
I been engnifcd In lb Fur buinea, mi I Ilie
Ui'iicral cliiirnilcr uf nur Furs, both for 'oi'ny
m l frirt la a, i grnrnlly known throughout the
t'ouuliy, tlnit e think it uiineceaniry to eay
more limn flint we brtve now upeni'd ur naort
inent of Fl'HS fur the FALL nnd W I XT EH Milea
the Inrjji'jt nnd moat bt'iiiililul Ihut no have
ever bi fore nlTcreil ! Hie p .lil.c. Our Fura hiive
nil been I in ported during the prcirut m'unni
when ill Jiuy wua aenrce and
runs much lo weii
ihan nt the present time, and hnvo been mnnn-1 1 , ... t- i
fucliired by the most competent workmen) we.CCrS, Oilll-KllCUlll, IJlClia TCS
are therefore determined lo sell them at nu ll ; f,An, I.',,- l.V. r.r. L.-r,fu rr if.
I prices as will continue to Kivo i.a tho reputation
we have liorno lor year-. Unit la, lo mil n gooil ,
nrtielo for n very Sumll l'rnil.
STOHEKEEI'EKS will do well to g vo im a
cull, as they will llnd tlm largest nasurtmeiit by
fur to aelcct from ill tho City, nnd ut iiinnufuc
tun r prices.
JOHN FUUEItA A CO.
No. 13 Mnrkid utieet, nl'ove tnh, l'bilud'a.
Kept 2th, Is.'S. 4iiu
A. II. C. BI.OCKKN,
zt tLii'i'" sTiii'.irr, M'.n-voitK,
Jt AM' FACT IK tit 01'
Class Syringes, Ilomcrpu
lliic Vinls,
GRADL'ATKD MKASt.'KKH, Nl.MiSINti
I'.OTTLKS, ETC.
Ulusj Wuro for ( lieuii.-l. Ii u'iets, Perfumers,
rliuttiirnipborii, elc.
IIu-'GrCCI) GIuSS WilTC 1)V tllC I'licli"
age.
A Liberal Discount niiidi; to tlio Tiado.
,jr-irOrilcrs from Country Druggists and Den
lers solicited.
t" Price Lists sent on application.
August 4, lSjS. 3m.
(). in
From Dr. James M. Jarrctt, ol
THE NEW YORK Ll'XG INFIRMARY.
My connei tion for the past riirht years with
the above Institution, ns Chief Physicinn, and n
twelve yeur's evnrre of steady devotion o the
C'L ItEOl'
I'lilmonniy Consuniption,
flnd its kindred diseases, together with my un-
rivalled opportunities and advantages of pat o-
logical research aided not a little by a perfect
Fvs;em i f
MEDICAL INHALATION,
has enabled mo to arrive at a decisive, direct
and successful course of treatment for tbe posi
tiv and radical euro of u 11 diseases of the
THROAT, l.t'.NGS AND AIR-PA-SAGF.S.
Ly inhulution the curative properties of medi
cines are directly addressed to (be diseased or
gun and the integument, I do not advise tin
use of Medical Inhalation ol any kind, to llie ex.
elusion of ok nkhal ti.katm ent ; and although li
consider it a useful nojuvunt in the propor man
agement of those fenrtul and often fatal diseases,
jet I deem it very uecesfiiry that each patient
should have the benefft of both ci:kiial and lo
cal treatment. Tho succe.-s of my treatment i
the above diseases, and the high character ol
tho Institution over which I have so long bud
the honor to preside, are too well known to need
any eulogy or comment from me. At the solici
tation ol many private and professional friends,
through whoso philanthropic aid the above char
ity has been long and liberally supported, and af
ter due consideration, I have concluded to make
such arrangements as wi.l bring the heueiits ol
my experience and treatment within the reach of
all, and not confine myself as heretofore, to
those only who entered the Infirmary, or w ho
were able to visit me nt in v ofliee. Hoping,
therefore, that the arrangement will give entire
satisfaction, both to my professional brcthi
T E H M IS :
My terms of treatment by lt-iu r aro os
follows viz : SI 2 per month fur cavh pu-
tiont tvliiclt will itii'lniln Tt,,i,li,iit, uttffl.
" ial9U. " 1 ' ") " l" T '!?." I'111111,"-
I uniiiiauoii. a Hiiemsi mulling liifiliseives
'e r.- 1 . 1...
J.'r' V1 8 "i l?l l".lm'
mediate unci permanent rcuei.iis lie sektom
has to treat u case over thirty days. Let-
trrsj for advicn promptly answered. For
further particulars address
JAMES M. JAKKETT, M I
v K"i"i t,v, , m, T.,.. .v. vv v v
P. S. Physicinns and tbers visitinir llio cilv
nre respectfully invited to call nt the infirmary
Jeres,'
11 ,
J wb" "1". '''T?'l
r cnse can no witnessed,
a Armaratut for the lliha
"Vluu '"Pu
por cuu be teen and inspect-
eu'
ea.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter of the Estate of Abraham JLi
late of I'ojjs township deceased.
To Mary Hoss, widow ofsaid decedent. Sn'nh
(intermarried with Manly C. London,) Isaac
Iless, Robccca, (intermarried with John lln
ny now doe'd,) Martha, (intennnrried with
Joseph London.) George Hess, hnrah, (only
child of Abraham Hess jin. dee'd.) Abraham
Hess, fophia, (intermarrieil with David As
key,) Alexandor Iless and Hosntina Hess,
children and grandchildren of ;nid decedent,
and to all others interested :
You will take no
lice that at an Orphan's Court held at Clearfield
in and f r Ole.n field County, on the 2'i-h day i f
Auc'i-t In't pait, Hie petition of O.'orce llt-s wna
1 nil. whtrcupon'on im. tion of his Attorn, v, I,, .1.
f'l.U's Fsq a wiit f purtition i.-sucd. wheieby I
wus ci aimainled that tcking tw.-ive uoo.l and law.
f"l n, en. I slii-uld gi up. n the j reinisi s in said
petition mentioned, vi: two certa n tracts ur
pieces of '.and situate and ty in i; in l! c,;s .. n
ship Cltttr'ield C' unty, and iiat iiig respt-ct t., the
valuuJiui inertol. upon Itieir oalhs and
tions to m.k. partition of ...d real estate to and
among the heirs and leg' 1 rebrescnlntives of the
tald decedent, if the same enn b mtriotl n,l Hi.
.1.. ..i ..j 1 ...i . ..
"!,l ,le-e,cnt. if the anme can b parlod and di-
vidAll without Iireitlil ti'M In nr .n..ll.n.. tl - I. .I
...... , ;
.j"" , v - ' u T' "l'Pr"c,nni
"'" " -""'- VMiiiunnu III
ani'l wrtl- I will nn
ni'l wrtl- I will nn ThnrailAV lit T..m. a...
A:,y
of October. A. I. 16S, on tbe t"euiihf in
township, part and divide, or value and
"r'iM ""'.ins, . .......
airfield, fepfcSOiAlK-S.
Dimmi!' Oi iclnulp in
iMrun TV or ihk
i5
T'i.
J
1 Indian iiiili.in of viial linp"ilrirn, and
one w hi' b bn lie i er t n imli'lm lot ilr iliponi
i.l by the i..ii...i . dim ii m-li ibe lirnlinit ail
Some hinlnlHin and rpct Inll.v llie old arhiml
'ili Imia I lint lile lilts In 'he blood, and!
Ihi'icl' rc all d'"ai iTlnlnnle in II but nindern I
u iim e nveia Hint ailnn til bare tln-lr oiinnntion
In both llio aidiih nnd flulda of the body. Tlinti
Ibe littler pirpoiiderute, honeVer la liei fuel, I
and iiH-ilic itl filt i 1 1 Imp clenily 'deuioiiaiinleil that j
at b'ltal two thiida uf the ilia ihnt human lleali is ,
heir to, have their source in nn I
luilMirr Mute of flic
ISIoimI!
As, for intiii,ee, in the luiiir ciitnloiriie, such an
jScroliila, Tenor, 'Jlarlcr's Itch,"
I 'i int lie. Illnlrlipn l''.rv;iiii'l:is. I II-
'""V '" .'"' "
Mnl ( i;S0aS03OI 1HIV Klllll.
, , ... . ., i:i
luwa to arise from bad blood while the highest
medical nulhoritiet declare tbnt most fevers nri
jr in iite I n the sumo iniiiier, mid more pin lleulur
ly Typhoid and Scarlet the former being nn in
lernal, and llio hitter an external irruptivo dis
eitrse ; and in nil persons attacked by tbeso ma
ladies tlm blood ia found to be ooagulnted, or of
n dark linbenltliy color.
To ward off a Inro majority of diseases, as
well aa to cure, u number which have already sei
zed upon the system,
jt i.v xj:cj:sai;y to
I'UHirV THIS 1SLOOI).
Lisik-et's lsii'itovKD Blood .Searcueii does
not Claim to iie a
I niversal Panacea fur every disease known, but
the proprietors cluiin for it tbo power not only of
Draining out All Impurities of the
Blood,
but by the skilful combination of well known
It wtll cure all dtteancs aritingfrom a dcrani-
ed state of the Lkcr Ji nc out Dy-iptpsia,
and jive renewed tine and vigor
to the Stomach.
'that the Wood Searcher is all that is claimed
for it, tbo Proprietors can produce
TIIIC PROOF:
It is only a few years since it was discovered,
and yet it hus grown into eucb a business that a
lure Laboratory has been built expressly for its
luiiiiul'ucturc a large number of men employed
in putting it up, utid still
l lie Supply docs not Equal the
Demand !
Wo ask any candid man could this be so, if the
Medicine did not possess ALL the virtues claimed
tor it ?
Tho Proprietors huvo hundreds of certificates
from men of probity undstamlin in tbo commu
nity, shotting whut the medicine is doing daily
for tbo sutlcring.
AK ANY TEUSOX
Who has ever used the Blood
Searcher
"Whether JieUcf uai Erpcruncd.
Li t (he nfllictcd give It n trial a single bottle
w ill convince the most skeptical of it-i cllicacy.
Da. J. M. Lnnsr.r : Dour Sir I take plea
sure in acknowledging tho great benefit
your Improved Blood Seurcher bus been to my
I son. lie has been nfllietetl with what pbvsiciaiis
called a scrofulous disease of the uhsobing
glands of tbe stomach. He has been afflicted
with this disease from infancy. He is now fif
teen years of ago; during all this time he hus
had several set ere attacks, and all the food ta
ken into the stomach imparted little strength to
the system. 1 bad several eminent physicians
intend ing biin, but I found very little advan
tage, as tbe disease still returned with all its aw
ful consequences.
Iu April IS.,", be had a violent attack, so much
so. that nil w ho raw him -opposed lie was in the
last stage of Consumption. 1 was advised to try
your Blood Searcher; I accordingly procured
one bottle of it, and by the time ho had used it
he appeared rcstorerd to perfect health.
It is now one year sine e ho used your invalua
ble Blood Searcher, and I am perfectly satisfi
ed it has saved him from an untimely grave. I
now uuhe-italingly'recomincnd it to all who may
bo si'-iilurly alUietd, and deem it no more than
justice to bear this public testimony to iu vir
tues. Respectfully yours, Ac.
JAMES F. DEVLIN,
Pomroy Station, A. P. R. Rond.
Mr. Devlin is well known to ihe citizens of In
diana and Westmoreland counties.
July fi, IsiS.
I'OH SALK IIV
C. D. WATSON, Clearfield.
JAMES 11. lilt A HAM, (irnhnmpton.
J011X PATTOX, Curwensville.
E. F. BRENNER. Morritdale.
JOHN IU'SSFLL, Pennsvillo.
1!. 11. MOORE, Lulbersburg.
M. 0. ST1UK, New Millport.
CHARLES R. FOSTER, Pbilipsburg.
II. SWAN, Ansonvillo.
RUSSELL McMl'RRAY, Xew Washington.
EDWAKD WILLI A.MS, Willinmsville.
JACKSOX PATCHEX, Burnside.
SAMI EL HAliERTY, Glenhope.
ftug. 11, 18i8 6m.
GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE,
Important to
TOBACCO CHEWERS.
1K. (il'.STAV LINNAKD'S
TA S TE RESTORA TI I 'E TR O C 'UES.
The Great substitute for Tebacco.
It is 1 well known nnd incontrovertible fact
thnt the use of Tobacco is the promoting cnuse of
innliy of Ihe most sevcro MEXTAL AXD PHYS
ICAL DISORDERS to which the race of man is
subject, as enroul analysis and bng and painful
eim-ri nen linen rlnri ,i..., .
certain nnrcotic and poisonous properties most i . I'P""'1! ' all times to aftend to any
dangerou.- in their effect, which by entering into ' lJl"'lne,, lu ln0 abo'e line on short notice and in a
the blood deranges Ibe functions and operations P" " """"J"; Tlley "lso keep constantly
of the heart, cousing many to supposo tbnt organ D" , ,nt "no,) on J,urkt't nenrly oppo
to be seriously diseased. i oltt l,U) "w trc, n large nssorlment of Mahogo-
TOBACC0 aoects also tho entire nervous sys-' "y ani Cu" Butt"m Chairs, and Cabinet wuro i f
teni, uiutifcsting itself ns all who have used tho cvc!7 ll-''i,:r'I't'on which they will be found eve-
noxious weed wi'l bear testimony in Lassitude
nervous irritability, Viator Crash, Dyspepsia, A
many other disorders of a similar chara-ler.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES r.
designed to counteract these baneful influences,
and have proved completely successful in a niul-
titude of caes,aud wherever used. Beine harm-'
less in tllemsclves they exert a beneficial effect
upon the entire system, restoring Hie Taste which
bna become limited or dciroyed by (ri oii iinlul-tT,,-,..,
coin; lc;o!y 1 e tn -ivii:j tho 11 nt,iii,.n and
afciitpa iiyntg I,, kl.ng enati-r of the Thr tug
which are nittnyr corisequeiH up .n the nb'iauiiiiv
lioin the use of Tobacco, and by g.ving 11 l.ealtii
lore to the .-lomit 'h invigonuo the bole ststein
Person, wnc. arc 'rrctncvablv ui.derininiiiL'
cmsiilutioni
und
1 .w. . '
nonciling tlieir lives,
off ,h inlnri...,. .d ;;i Z.7Z.uf. V.-"
Co t hewinir,
ti,. t-.
- v , u, iu.ac.
These Trochee or Loxenges are nut un In
. j . . , , .. n . ' "
lurt "" "i -oeni-op are nur up in a
50 cents per box. A liberal discount to the trade.
Prepared solely by the underlined to wbum
11 orders should he addressed.
AMES E. BOWERS, Drujvlst.
Cor. 2d end Rt., e streets, Phila.
April 16, I8i'. ly.
) 'twJub Printing noutly zx:uid here-
itixi'AUitANT.
T
IIK Uli li ra eltrd inrc' llMHl (tin. nn. s lo
the pnl. h- ilml It b'i ( ' " " nt'itj
b.oiaa III lha (.ia. no nl t tvi'l M-Tiowa (lulu
llrnti.MII I II.. I I. wb.-le li I llio I ftrijr
limn 1 1 the arni. ii u. h a , a I'tenoi, Sni lmi-i,
I'lkled l irm, I nurnde, Ale. I "C'T p.'i",
In). t'oitli'i l.iiiiii., I Miila, liita, Ai.Ae,
II,. I.opi a (, l,,- ni, t,, ,ii lii bia biflheaa lo
mi fil, and receive, sbnm nl pitldie pmroiinpn.
A. I . FL A N N 111 A N.
Tuiit sn, l.'i. Urn
nj aiion i:m ii tM;i:'iioi
X The niltu ribiT hnving taken ihe nl.oi e well
known aiitti.l, lormi'ily kept by II in. A. Jln.nn,
in L'urwenavillti, I'n., la ready lo ai etoiiniodiili' nil
who may favor him wiln their palnniniie. Ills
tulle will always be supplied with llio lo ! the
ark t nlb.rJs, and hi liar with Ibe rhoiros
liquors. Ilia slnble will bo under the rnr of e
teiilive boailera. HAVIl) r.MI 1 II.
l iirwi naville, April 21. I H.SH.
FLEMING
HOTEL
(FoltMERLV
KNOWN A3 THE (iool) INTENT,)
CTllWKNSVIl.Li:,
Ulearfii ld Covitt;, l'ennsyh nmVi.
Tho aubsciiber begs lenvo to inform bis old
customers, and the publiu generally Ihut he bus
recently taken Ihe above well known stand, nnd
that he has entirely refitted nnd refurnished it in
a style ndnpfed to tbo age, n ml the wants of the
entire traveling commuiiilv.
HIS TABLE
will always be prjviiled with, every luxury Ibe
uinrkeU and surrounding country will nil o il.
HIS BAR '
will bo supplied w ith the choicest w incs nnd li
quors. HIS STABLES,
which are tho bcit and most commodious on tbe
rond within a day's travel, will nlwnv.i be in
charge uf careful aud attentive bustlers. In
short
Every department of his Establishment will
be supplied with nil the comforts mid conveuien
cics tlio weury traveller could desire.
June 2, '58. WM. A. MASON.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
(LATE WHITE SWAX.)
Race st. above Third, Phila.
TIllIE proprietors o' the nbovo well known cs
I tablirhment being thankful for tho very
liuerul patronnge bestowed upon them the past
year, take this method of informing their friends
and the public that they are still prepared to ac
commodate them if f:t (.red with a call.
During tbe summer months the house has been
thoroughly rcnuvuted, improvements inade and
oilier extensive ultcruti 'ns in contemplation.
Wo nro determined to devote our whole atten
tion to business and flatter ourselves with the
conviction thut we (hull be able to ive satisfac
tion. SIDES 4 8X0 V Ell.
X. 11. Carriages will nlwayi be in readiness to
convey passengers to and from Steamboat Land
ings und Railroad Depots. . i S.
March .list, ISiS.y,
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
. Curwensville. Penna,
T
he subscriher, formerly uf the Exchange Ho
tel, Pbilipsbiirg, havinir taken III.' nh..ve
new stand, situate on the luiiili of the liver, 111 the
lewer cud ol Curwensville, would announce thnt
he is now ready for the accommodation of stran
gers and all otlmrs who may favor him with n
call. Tho house is large and comfortable, and
travelers w ill find every convenience neec-j-nry lo
their comfort. Ample stabling is attached to tin
premises. DAVID JOHNSON
February 10, IsiS.
M
ansio iiorsi:
Tho subscriber respectfully announces to the nub.
! lie that he has taken Ihe above stand, in the hot-
oiigli of Clearfield, untl is prepared to nccounno
dalo ull who may give him n call. The piibiit
may rest assured that it will be conducted in the
best manner possible. His table will be supplied
with the belt the market n Herds. His Bar filled
with the choicest brands of wines and liqnois, and
his stables will be under tbc cure of attentive and
careful ostlers. DANIEi M. WEAVER.
Feb. 11, 18i7.-y.
C L L' All F I V. LD
7rtTA x. SiA -Y V
COHXHR
OF I-'IHST AM)
srm:uTsi,
MAIIKF.T
TIIU undorsigned respectfully informs his
friends and the traveling public in genoral, that
he has taken the above house,
FOKMEKLY KNOWN AS THE HEMP-
HILL HOTEL.
The Hoi'se has been recently refitted im
proved, nnd newly furnished ;
EXTENSIVE STABLING
11 A3 BEEN COMPLETED ; AND IIE IS 1'IIK PAUCD
TO ACCOMMODATE
I All who may give hiin a call, in the most
pleasing nnd agreeable manner.
Hd5
IU Airily 3??t3)vJ(gll
With cvry thing tn render his house a desirable
sti'ppinif place,
will be supplied with nn assortment of choice li
quors ; and ho will endeavor to entertain his
guests in a manner thnt cnr.not fail to give the
Fl'I.I.IT S VTISI At TIOX.
The house is situated itf a pleasant nnd
quiet part of tho town, and no expense
or attention will be i-pared to make it one
of the best house in the county. A lib
eral patronage is respectfully solicited.
H. II AYS MORROW.
Clearfield, aug. 18, 1 i ig. Jy.
Cabinet, Chair Makln-r,
AM) II Oil Si; PAIXTIXti.
TOHX GVLICII A DAXIEL BEXXER having
V cnierea into partnersli in in the nbove hui.
'rc'l"V ,0 "'spose of nn as reasonable terms as the
saine articles can be bod elsewhere in tbe county,
I eir stuck of Cabinet Ware now on hand, con.
ts in part of
Dressing and Common Bureaus, gofus, Sewing
a. I Wash Stands, Desks and Rook Cases. French
" ' 1' ic!', 10" Hcdstends, Dining, Breakfast, Con-
Curd and Pier lablos, Ac.
PFFINS mnnnra"tiire1 and delivered at any
c di-iied.
..lav 2::. s;,4
A
LL
bit
I.erMii.s aro
hereby
'rttifiond ar'sin.'
e. Idling with tho
ll posSfsflull uf
1 ! (rtc roan
'.'iiu or in a::
way 1
f .'lK.iviii:; c j i r!;;
1,0 -,v in
il.niiM l.i.rl. I'
.. ....
.virr-Mn ti
"?.?" ot ""f
cu inoarn, one coomnir st ve. one hnit
lot of buokwbent, aa the same belongs to me and
is only lea with suit! Uarls on loan, subject to
my ur ler.
Sedt. 22' 1858. Ami
A. E. MILLER.
DK. W. M. CAMPIIELI, having located as
hylt-rtown, tcntlcrs his profcss'or.n. set ico,
to the citirens uf Morris and th atljoiniig tuwn
rT.?' 'I' '" aUa.v b '"ind at tbe residence
orTbos. kyl.r Then not professionally engaged.
tiny 2li lecA
ssfcs sy s q
Coal! ml!
V. oL.tii .T . (.. ,irih i,,r,, ,
reus i.l ibe ll..i..itKl, f fl. M tn T, '
ij , I lint h bin tnlien lev n "
1
"dim il''- i" ii, ni,. I,. i, r;
stoutly hoi p mi linn,), ft lull ti.,lv ,,f ,1
111 lu ll', citliiT limn.li or inixiol 1.1 suit ,,
i ll .. riT-ii in li.tMi ran dr. ii,,i,.j
wild it ut I lull' lioini'., t nx 'J
Im-lii 1, m ut tli Hunk lowir thnrt cvir.
A tl ll ill 0 III' .lliic lultliilinii, iH Mli.iml"
I'ATlilCK ML'I.VANI'Y
Sept. 1st. lfOx. tl'
I IHTOI' I l-.TTI'.H. rcmnlnln. In u,V.01)
I 4 Ofliee al Ch iirlltdd ortbe quarter e
H.pl. Hilth If i.l.
.Misa. Mary Van-like Samuel Viilcrw Mi
Catharine N iller II uniu While Holier! Menu,'
L. F. Edwards William Siinmn .. C. Sinitb
(Icorgo Itiitllier Joseph (liiinner lanoe Enr
land .obn Curley Peter MeAleer- J0,,,l
Cnselteere- Edmund liuuusi igneiir Win
Joseph Holland l.orelnnd A Eddv Thouui
Aillignn I'red 11. Hi off, I amnll box.
N. II. Persons calling for any ortbe abort
letters will please soy they are advertised.
Sept. :i"th 'is. C D. WATSON, p M
"I1UMI-: ACiAIN."
I FED A WEAVER are now receiving an
i opening a large aud well selected Buxk of
lioods, con-ii-ling of
lry tJixKlM, CrurcrlcH, llnril ware, Queenj.
ware, HimiIk und Mliiiea, lliu, I'alnts A
lru;;M, Main and Itotiiiets, XaJU W
iilkcM, ialt nnd I'isli,
ns w.-ll as every oilier nrtielo usunlly required j,'
Hie country, which they oiler to the public on u
lair terms us tun lie bail 111 Hie county. flt
nn set, me new, ucuuiiiui uniluselul.
june 11, IS5M.
4 LL pcrnns nro hereby 0 utiuned agnimt
purchasing or inlcrreriug with tbe follow,
uig property, viz : One roan horse, ono grey
mare, one brindlo cow, one two horae wagon, 6ftt
fanning mill nnd one cooking stove, now in tb
possession of N. Verbcg, as tbe same belongi t
mo 11 on 13 loancu oniy, una subject to my order,
Al. B. CON A WAY.'
hnrthaiu tp. Sept. 22nd, loiS. u
ARRIVAL OF THE CARS!!!
T THOM AS & t(). respectfully inform the
u t citizens 01 i,ieanicitf ami vicinity that thry
have just arrived with their now
AM JlJtOTYJ'IS'G CAR.
where 'hey are prepared lo take pictures in all
kinds of weather, and w ill warrant to give sstii.
faction to all w ho call untl see them,
Ttf.lttr... 1 1 1 1 ,1 ,il l..w .lnd ITPTV -??-
and upwards, according to tie quality of the ca.
All those that want pictures will call in soon, u
it is not likely they will remain long in the place,
vet. i.iin, as. 11,
I 1.1. I'MHSONsiare hereby cautioned ae-sind
pun hasiiig or iu any way meddling w ith tbo
followinir lironorlv now in tbe nnsscsaion fif...l,n
Meyers oi Covington township viz ; 1 Roan horse,
ami one sorreu siuiiion, ns ine somo belong tl
me and are left with said Meyers on loan osly
subject 10 111 a opicr.
JOHN RARM0Y
Covington tp, Sept. 2Jth 18iS. 3t pd.
Iron Depot, Kept by Merrell & Carter
On Srund iS!re t, Clearfield, Fa.
IS the pl.iec where all the ollowing articles
can bo bud nt reduced prices :
II ir Iran uf all si:e.( In the stpctf! or bi tht
quantity : t ast ,Sl, el 1 varum si:es and btil
ipiahly ; a large assortment ot Stoves, among
vlnen vul be Juuml the jco World look
' Oak I'. eii'tiini, Great Republic, Buck's Pat
ent, and the elevated Minnesota. Also, t
large assortment of ntne-platei and Parlor
Staves, and Air-tights 0 various Pattern t
-1V, J'du-s of 1 he best and latest patterns,
Also, of their own Manufacturing a large as
sortment 11 f Tin-uarc, iSlavc pipe. Sheet-iron
jhins tj' a!1 sizes, and all articles of the kind in
th: ie line kept always n hand. IInvsc iyiou
Ung dune to order, and Tin Rontinf done icilk
despatch. A ''so, a large assortment of all
kinds of hni-se-keepinq utensils constantly en
m haid.' COUXTRV MERCHANTS
are invited to call, as tbey can be accommodated
at very low figu res with tiny t Ii in ' In our line.
All orders will be tnankful y received and
promptly attended to.
0. n. merre-l
L. R. CARTER.
N. R. Tbey will also receive every variety of
nticles cn c t i.-u.n. at low rates. M. A C.
Important to Lumbermen.
THE subscriber takes this method
informing any and all persons wishing t
procure tho
that he is the agent for Clearfield County,
and will furnish nnd put in the said wheel,
on the shortest possible notice, upon ap
plication being made to him at hi resi
lience in Lawrence township, three milei
south of Clearfield borough, or bv letter
addressed to liim at Clearfield P. O.
JOHN A. HEED.
Lawrence tp., t-ept. 1, ls5S. Sni.pd.
BHII)(;H EI CTIOX. THE Stockholder!
of the Curwensville Bridge Company will
take notice .hut an election w 11 be held at Ihl
oflieo of Josinh Evans Esq. in the borough ef
Curwensville. on Friday llie 3rd dny of Decem
ber next, between the hours of 2 audi o'clock
P. M. lor tho puipose of electing a President nil
six Munngers for the cusuing year. By order of
tbe Board.
Nov. 10th, I8i8. B. HARTSHORN, Prei't
CAUTION.
LL persons are hereby cautioned egaisit
meddling with th fullowing described pre
porty, now in the possession of W. J. Caldwell,
ns the said property is subject to my order only,
vir. :
Three hogs, seven shout, one spring calf, e
lot of hny, a lot of onts, lot of corn in the eir,
thirty bushels of buckwheat, the one third of
nine acres of wheat in the ground, one eook
stove, bureau, table, stand, three beds and bed
ding, one set of chairs, cne largo end one small
rocmiij- cunir una the balance or the bonss
hold furniture.
JOHN WELSH.
0 t vr, ie .s nt.
AUUSOTYPriS lor 50 rTtVl
'lHl'. mi'l.tr-icned would respeef ;l!y icf.in
imhi-s Hlll ,i:ri i:i r..
of Clearfield and vicinity, that he has fitted ?
l:uuuia lu Shaw's. Xew Itoiv
where he will remaian for a few ofays only.
All who would desire a lifelike likeness of the
latest and linpn red ilyle will please call.
You thnt have beauty should to Hall take it,
You thai have none, should go let him make It.
A. M. HALL
Sept. 24lh.JiJ. tf.
nAKIWAKEof every dcsorli tion forsak
at a Moderate advance's! the store nf
may ltXJ W. F. 11'