Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, December 29, 1858, Image 4
t f k I a l I. I n ti i f I 11,1 I hr I 1 "I I " n ttiK I ..iifv i I I! .i' .. a ! . Il 'ir- 4 Moi k i.f f f n i. r t- iimi.M, M. h li ill 1 1 nl a I . llm si. h e-.t i.f a g.ni-ial aoilmnl ! Pry Good, Croon In. Hunt ware, QupfoiwAre. GIam warp, Drngi, Oil, Ac. Including hod nf oilier articles in his linn luong wan h ran h ! u ! an o,i n.its and rt d ("Iff li. .n nf 1, 1 1 H I dress goods such as , Prrsom rloth, Ihbeiyf, U burgs, ('isAwrrr, V.imi ., ! jicn, French Merinos, Fluids, and n i(Y at vmmf r J O A' A' A' A' 7'S .r M season. Ills OKNTLKMEN'i wear rnni.li of a large assortment or Cusidmeres, Cloth", Suttinelts, Putin Vesting, Tweeds, Hutu and Caps, AND A KXTKIVK VAIIHTV of BOOTH AND 8 HO KM For Jiadies, dentllemen, and Children ; with almost every other artlclo that may be no eessary to supply the wants of Iho community. The pressure of the money market Inn ing had the effect of reducing the price of ninny artielos of merchandise, the uudrrsigned Inn hecn emi bled to buy his slock at such ra es thut he can ell goods at prices to suit the times. And hav ing heretofore endeavored to plonse his cu-tomers, hoth In the quality of goods and the prices ut which he sold them, ho hope to receive a rea sonable sharo of patronage. All in wunt of goods, will plcnse call and vxuiniuo hit stock of cheap-C.-t good. . frConntry produce of all kind" taken in ex change for goods. U JI. F. IRWIN. Clenr6cld Nov. 10, 18J8. WATCH & JEWELRY THE undersigned respectfully inform? hia customers and the public generally, Hint lie has just returned from the East, and opened at hia establishment in SHAW'S ROW Clearfield, Pa. a fine itwk of WATCHES id' different qunl ilis, and JEWELRY of eveiy variety, from a full sett to a single piece, w.iich ho will gull at tlio inost reasonable prices for CASH. ALL kinds of Clock", Wntches and Jewelry carefully repaired and lUiii'marri. A continuance of patronage is solicited. Nor. 10th, 1N58. II. F. NAUtJLE, 1053. 1858. Fail! offifl Wfmtajr okSs. KRATZEIiS' aro jn.t oening a bugo and well selected stuck of lii.-hion:iblu gnuds, which they will le aide lo sell at prices to suit the times, ae they have been bought at net ea-di prices. In addition U I lie usual variety of sta plo article.', particular attention is called to th following new and desirable drcsn goods liaya dere and Plaid Valencia, l'oil do Clievre, La vellv Cloth, Plnl Cashmere, Dvbcge, Persian Twill, French Marines, ijcruunin Cloth, llom liatine, Delaines, DikuIs, Vrothe, Itouiid-corner--ei and Long Shawla Also a largo lot of Ln. lies' Fun, Winte lionnets, Dross Trimmings, .lo. Grain taken in exebnnge for goods at cash pri ce). C. KRATZEll i SO.NS. oct. 2&, 'i8. tpd. JOSHUA S. JOHNSON, HAVINQ fitted op a shop a few doors east of the "Old Jew gTotiR," on Market st., desires to Inform the community at large, that he keeps on hand a variety of CABINET WOHK, at hia slop, 'and that he manufactures to order, (of superior finish,) every description of houso bold and kitchen furniture, among which are Centre and Dining Tables Mahogany and Com mon bureaus Common and Fancy jJodntcadsi Standi, Safes, Cupboards, Sofas, Lounges, c., which ha is determined to dispose of at as cheap1 rotes, for cash, at they can be purchased it any other establishment of tho sort in the county. Persons wishing to buy furniture, are invited to come to his shop and examino his articles, and Judge for thcmselvis of their quality and finish, before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels confi dent that ho can suit them in prico and quality. N. B. II o is also prepared to innko Cornx. to older on the shortest notice, and nttcud funerals with a hearse, when called upon. 9" Aft kinds of country prodnco wil'. be re ceived in payment for work. nor. 17, lSoS ly. JUST JIECEI VRI) A T THE CORNER STORE, CVRWEJfSVILLE, A lar assortment of NEW GOODS, Coasiitiag in part of the following articlos, Ti English and French Merinos, Cohvrgs, Figured f- plain Delaines, Delaine Holies, Saxonx, Plaids, l'oil De Chrvre, Llama. Cloths, Silks (V. (f- Bonnets, latest Fall and Urn ter styles, Heady made clothinp;. Hoots & 8hoca, liats i sjapa, ol all kinds, Spanish Sole Leather, CotTco, Mulauos, and Sugar, at M'holssalo k Ketail. s?Hiilcs A Furs, Shingles, and Grain of all Kinds taken in exchange for goods. Oct. 1st, IS&9. WM. IRWIK. GREAT REVIVAL Head ! Read t AND BB CONVEIITED. Tho great revival bat done immonso good in almost every Btate, county and town in tho Union, outsido of Clearfield. Thorofore, in consideration of tho above rumor, Frank Short baa taken tho respon sibility upon himself to revive the ISoot k Shoe business in Clenrfiold, and set a good example to bit fellow men. Ho bos to announce to bis old eustomera, and as many new ones as mnv fa. Tor himwlth a call, that he has on band a largo assortment of fine work and any amount of coarse Also, Gents' Cluiters niado to order, nnd of any tyle to cuit customers. Morrocco. French calf, aad Pat nt calf gaiten constantly on hand. Findings for lalo, kit excepted. All work loav ing his tbop warranted not to rip. Customers coming 10 town will find him at the shop former ly occu led by 11. R. Welsh, dee'd as a watch A clock e tablisbment, nearly opposite Reed and Weaver's! storo. Roll in boys and get new soles or your old ones repaired, as aomo of them stand In great ncod of It FRANK SHORT. Jnue SO, 1928. Sin. P. 8. The partnership heretofore existing be tween John MeCabe A George Newson is this day diMsovod by mutual consent, ahd the books, acoounts, and all effects, are now in the hands f F. Phert tor settlement. The business will be amed on in future by F. Rhort, Alas, poor Yo ncai juit.x luce A it K, GEORGE NEWSOX, 500 BusheU C0RX, 200 bouo1 Bi'ck what, and 300 uiisbila Rrr, at the store of WM. F. IRWIN. t lltot IS.-I lli1 M II I Ml j i HOOTS MIOI.S 1 A1.NV.VVS UN WWW Til WKI I I. f"t pnil fnvnit, and gral-fnl fr ' fi 1 1 lire Ti.pcct", ileiir tit Inf'Tin tlie citl;cii" of I thin vlrinilT, anil In" ohl liien n an. I pntrnii" in particular, that he Inn removed t'i theFIH.",'t Him.M lu the I.H-l i n. I or 77.1' Fnfl nor 'ft of thf Miiimon llie. where ho linn on liniid coii'lantly, a largo apnrt moil t i.f every variety in the ROOT AM) NIIOK LhNK OC5TIIM ViOltK ATTKNpr.t) TO WITH P1.l'ATfll I The very hott of stock will ho ured, and uo I pains apareu io maao neni ins ami iiiirnoio wnrx. j All of which can be obtained from the said Joseph Uoonw.lti LOW fur the nKAtir iiiiimi. C'lcarflold, Aiijj. IS, 18 is. "JIOMK AO A IN." REED A WEAVER are now receiving an opening a large and well solected Block ol (juo.Ih, con"iating of Dry iimils, (Jroccrli's, ll.uilu arc, ((.ucriiN warc, IIooIn and slmcx, OiIn, I'iiIiiIn A. DnigH, HutH mid HiiiiiKdN, N'uila V Ppfkcx, Salt ami l''lsli, as well as ovory other article usually required in the country, w hich they oiler to the publio on as fair terms ns can bo hud in Iho county. Cull and uo the new, bcuuliliil nuiluscful. Juno II, 18i. Iron Depot, Kept by Mcrrell & Carter On iSiCund tSliret, Vlcurjicld, IS the plnco where all tlio 'nllowing articles con be had at reduced prices : lUir Iran of all i:rs hy thr. small or li the quantity ; Cast Steele various si;M anil Lest rtuiiti ; a Itirtjc assort incut of Stores, amunij v hieh will be j'nund the New World ( 'ook Oak Premium, Ureal Peiulilie, liuck' Pat ent, anil the elevated Minnesota, Also, a laric assortment of ntne-jilates and J'aror Stores, and Air-tights of various Patterns. Alio, Plmes of the best and latest patterns. Alto, of their own Manu faeturini a lanje as sortment of Tin-ware, Store "if, Sheet-iron pans of all sizes, and all artirles of the kind in their line kept always on land. House spow tiiii done to vrder, and YVi J'oiiiy done with ihsinitch. Aho, a Un-'ie assortment of all kinds tf house-l;eeini utensils constantly on hand. VUL A J JiX MKUULA A IS are invited to call, us they enn be accommodated at very low figures with anything in our line. All orders will bo tiiuuM'ully received and promptly attended to. 0. H. MEltUE.L. L. II. CARTER. N. B. They will nUo reccivo every variety of aticlel cn c J L.ission, at low rutcs. M. X C. Im k rtant to Lumbcrnicn. THE e. lisorilior luki-s this niotlioil iiil'oniii lg nny ami nil persons wishing' t procure t tio th il c ? :;oiit for Clont'HcM County, an I vt ili lurmsh nml put in tho saul wheel, on tlio shortest posf-ililo notice, upon np plication hcing made to him lit his resi dence in Lawrence township, three, miles south of I'learfiekl horou:h, or 1 y letter addressed tohiin at C'lenrlield 1'. O. John a. iii:i;i. Lawrence tp., Sept. 1, 1X58. 3m.pd. APPEALS From Triennual Assessment. "VTOTICE is hereby given that tho Commis X 1 sloncrs of Clearfield County will hold their ntiponls from tho triennual assessment at the fol lowing times nnd places to wit : Goshen township n uo school houso in said township, the usual id of holdinc eloctions. on Monday tho 22d N ember, A. 1). 1S58. Uirard township- c Concrcss Hill Sihool house, on Tuesday t 23d November. Covington towns at the tho houso of Ja cob Mnurer, on V esday, Nov. 2Uh. Karthaus toivnst. .n at tho houso of 15. D. Hall 4 Co., on Thursday, Nov. 2jth. iiusion township at tho bouse of Jesse V it son, on Saturday, Nov. 27th. Fox township at tho houso of John J. Bundy, on Monday, Nov. 2'J th. I nion township at the house of R. w. Moore on Tuesday. November 30th. Drady township at the house of George W. Long, on Wednesday, December 1st. I'iko township and Curwonsville on Thursday Doccmbcr 2d. l'onn township at the houso of W. W. An derson, from 0 A. M. to 3 1". M., of Friday Do tombor 3d. Lumbor City Borough snino day at 4 P. M., at public school house in said borougb. Knox township nt Turkey Hill school house, on Saturday, December 4th. Ferguson township at the houso of Thomas B. Davis, on Monday, December Cth. Boll thownsbip at tho house of Asaph Ellis, the placo of holding elections, on Tuosday, De cember 7th. Burnsido township nt the house of John Toung, on Wednesday, December 8th. Chest township at tho school house, near Si mon Rornbaugh's, cn Thursday, December Oth. Beccnriu township at tho houso of Samuol Ilegarty, on Friday, December 10th. Jordan township at tho publio school houso in Ansonville. on Saturday, December 11th. Woodward township at tho houso of Win, Mullen, on Monday, December 13th. Docatur township at the houso of John Goss, n Tuesday, December 14th. Hoggs township nt tho house of Andrew Cross, on Wednesday, December lilh. Morris township at tho houso of Jacob Mock, on Tuesday, Doeoniber Itith. Graham township at the house of Jacob Hu- bler, on I'rulay, December 17 th. Bradford Uiwnsnip nt tho house of William HooTor, on Saturday, Docombcr 18th. Clearfield borouge nnd Lawrence township on Monday Decomber 20th, at the Commissioners' office, in Clenrfiold. An oppenl from tlio valuation of unseiit'-d lands will be held ai the Commissioners' office in Clearfield, on iridoy, December 31st, at which time all persons interested can attend. By order of Board of Commissioners. ROBERT J. WALLACE, Clerk, oct. 20, 1Sj8. t20dec. Adjourned Orphans' Court Sale. BY virtue of an order of sale issuodout of the Orphans' Court of Clearfield county, thcro will be exposed to publio sale at tho Court house in tho borough of Clearfield, on SATURDAY, the 15th day of Nov. next, all the interest of Matthew Stott, deo'd., in and to tho following described real estito, situate in Boggs tp., and bounded by lands of Win. Lumado on the west, tract in name of Henry Stewart on the north, lauds of Howard on the east, and on ths aouth by lnnds of James Forrest, containing 60 acres mora or less, on which are ereeted a two-story log houa and other outbuildings, with about 111 aorta cleared, Terms cash oa confirmation of sale. JAMES STOTT, Ad'mr ofMatL Stott, do. HOTEL, NO 117 lift Pllfl ft Hf'OTP Ath. r)r .irpiiin'Tiif ft llii' Mii.ili.., i, lnfi iin II. J III. "I I fl i.tvl- SI. I III.' I Ml. He ft, hiMlllll, thai In- Im. Intl Itri'l lMII l,n ali'.le i ll siiiimii lint. I, an. I re flu, I II In a -llii. iillnl.le to the are, an I lie v.mi. ,.f llm traicllins: pnhlle. Mr II. I.n. I, tI a hire M."'i lice III li'.l.'l ki-ep IIIK. .l l." II. I hellMli..!! ill nillU lllfll III. (Tlie.ll mil tin.! III. hiMire a pliii'iiiit mi. I dininl.lc Hup plnit place, i the tlegible location ofllila llnlel fur p'r amis v lulling the t 'il v, t ithcr on "V ,r,v.7.',v.v nit' rr.i: yt ni:, it Is ilecnie.l iilii.peiher ininecessiry to spoak, a no . Mel in I'liiln.lelpliia is better known than the "(. .Ifuliiil I ,; mm." Hv elii-e altenliuii In the nantsof bis custom ers Mr. II. hi. pes to deserve n share nf public patronage. N. it. His terms per dny has been fixed at th low rato of t l.'.'.i. Sept?2nd, IX jH. 1 vr. mansion iioi'mi',! ,va:ii' ahi:.xi;i:ue.t. 'I'lie subscriber resprctl'iilly announces to tho pub lic thai he litis taken tho nbovo slnnd, ill the bor ough of Climrlield, nml Is prepared to aecomnio iluio all who may give him a call. The public i. iny rest assured (but It will bo conducted in the lio.-t manner possible. His labia will bo supplied wiih tlio belt the market afTcrils. His liar tilled willi tho choicest brands ol nines nnd liquors, anil his rlables ill be under the euro of attentive and careful ostlers. DAMEA M. WEAVER. Feb. 1 1, ISOT.-y. "jVfATioNAi. i:tu am;i: vn:i,. X 1 Tho subscriber having taken tho above woll known stand, formerly kept by ll'm. A. Mason, in Curwcusvillc, l'u., is ready to accommodate all who may favor him witn their putroungo. His talile will iihvays be supplied with tho host tho arkc-t nllurds, and hii liar with tho choicos' liipiurs. His stable will bo under tho euro of o tentivo hustlers. DAVID SMITH. Curwonsvillo, April 21. ISiS. FLEMING HOTEL, (FoUMKItl.V KNOWN AS TUB OlMID INTENT,) Cl'RWEXSVILLE, Clearfield County, J'cnnsylrania. Tho subsci iber begs leave to inform his old cnstiimors, nnd tho public generally that ho has recently taken the nbovo well known stand, and Unit he hns entirely refitted aad refurnished it in n stylo ndnploil to tho age, and tho wunts of tho entire traveling community. HIS TABLE will always bo prjvided with ererv luxury the uiaikcU and sum iiiniliu;; country Hill atluid. HIS BAR will bo supplied with the choicest w incs and li quuns. HIS STABLES, which are tho best and most commodious on the road within a day's travel, will always be in charge of careful nnd attentive hostlers. In short Every department of his Establishment will be supplied wish nil the comforts and vouvenieo cics tho weary traveller could desire. Juno 2, '48. WM. A. MASON. NATIONAL HOTEL, (LATE WHITE SWAN.) Race st. above Third, Phila. i f IIIE proprietora ol the nbovo well known es 1 tnbli.'hmcut being thankful for tho very liberal patronage bestowed upon them tho past year, take this met hod of informing their friends and the public thnt they nro still prepared to ac commodate them if favored witli a cull. During the summer mou ths tho houso has been thoroughly renovated, improvement nindo and other extensive nlternti ins in contemplation. Wo are determined to devote our wholo atten tion to business and (hitler ourselves with tho conviction that o shall be able to givo satisfac tion. SIDES A STOVER. N. 11. Carriages will always be in readiness to ronvey passengers to and from Stcnmbnnt Land ings and Railroad Depots. S. A, S. .March 31st, ISiS.y, SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE, Curwensville, Penna. rihe subscriber, formerly of tho Exebnnge Ho X te'i l'liilipsburg, having taken the above new stand, situuto on the bank nf the river, in the lewor end of Curwonsville, would niiliounco that ho is now ready for the accommodation of stran gers and all others who may favor him with a call. The houso is largo and comfortable, and travelers will find every convenience necessary to their comfort. Ami.lo stabling is attached to the premises. DAVID JOHNSON. February 10, ISiS. clc Ann i:lu mm COKNKK OI' I'lll.ST AND MAItkHT STItKUTS, Till'! undersigned respectfully informs his friends and tho traveling public in general, that bo has taken tho above house., FOHMERLY KNOWN AS THE J1EMF- IIILL HOTEL, The IIoi'sf. liiw bomi recently refitted im proved, nml newly 1'uminlied; EXTENSIVE STABLING has iieen completed; ami he is rii:i'AKF.n TO ACCOMMODATE All who may pive him a call, in the most pleasing nnd ngrcenMo milliner. With every thing to render his house a desirable stopping place, will bo supplied with an assortment of choice li quors j nnd he will endeavor to entertain his guests in a mannor that cannot fail to givo the IT1.I.KST SATISI'ACTION. Tho hotiHO in situated in a ileosant nnd quiet part of tlio town, and no expense or attention will he spared to make it one of tlio host house in the county. A lib eral patronage is respectfully solicited, II. 1IAVS MORROW. Clearfield, aug. 18, IS 6g. y. AMBR0TYPES For 50 cts ! 'PlIE undersigned would respectfully Inform 1 tlie I.ADII1S and CJKXTLr.M UN of Cloarfiold and vicinity, that ho has fitted up ltooiiiB lu hliaw's New How where he will remaian far a few dnyt only. All who would desire a Ufolik e likonoss of the latest and imprcrod style will ploaso call. You that have beauty should to Hall take it, You thnt hare none, should go let him make it A. M. HALL Sept. 24th, 1858. tf. VLL persona art hereby cautioned agaista purchasing or otherwise meddling witn yoke of black oxen in ths possession of Hugh Ki isa, of Brady township, Clearfield County, as tha same belong to mt, and art in his possession on'oau only, nor. S, 1858. 3U WM. L.HORN. A CAM) I mm Dr. Jntnr M. Jul n il, ol no: si w 1 tlt n l,i s tMinvutv. V miineillun f .r tbs piHilntit nms lih Ihe nine lh.llnli..n, n I lib f I'lil.ii inn, and a Inch ti-nti ii.ni'S it ii..l ilfmil .n n tbs rl 'IO. tr IMiliMonmy Consiiniptioti. and It" Mildred ilisea r, lugciher iih tn v tin -rhalb d i ppi.rliiiiillcs and a.linn(Bi of pallo. ! ar i 1 research aided n"t a liitle by a pciferl s stem of MEDICAL INHALATION, has enabled me In arrive at a decisive, direct and siieeerslul course of treatment fur the posl- tiv, ami railieal cure or all diseases of the TIIHOAT, MINUS AM) AIH-!'A5S4f;F.S. By inhalation the curative properties of modi- eines are directly addressed to tlie diseased or. gnu end Iho integument, I do net advise the uso of Medical 1 11 In. In I ion of any kind, to tho ex- i . . 1 l.l -I. f elusion vi vr.Mt.lljihr..iTsr:ir llil 111 iiiiu(ii i consider It a useful adjuvant in the propor man-' agemei.t of thoso fearrul and often fiiUil diseases, vet I deem it very necessary that each patient should Imvo the benefit ol both ukjkiiai. and lo- fill treiitmenl 1 he success or my treatment It J Iho above diseases, and tho high character of,"1!'1" iiiieiaui uiij rviiui. tho Institution over which 1 bnvo so long had the honor to preside, are too well known to need laws to arise from bad blood while tho highest any eulogy or common! from inc. At the solici-' medical authorities declare that, most fevers ori tntion of many private and professional friends, 1 ginnle i n the same .nanner, and more particular through whoso philanthropic aid the above char ly Typhoid and Scarlet tho former being an in ity has been long and liberally supported, and uf- ternal, and tho latter an external irruptive (lis ter duo consideration, I have concluded to make ! carso ; nnd in all persons attacked by these ma such arrangements as wi.l bring tlio benefits of ladies the blood is found to be coagulated, ur of my experience and treatment within the roach of : a dark unhealthy color. all, nnd not confine myself as heretofore, to) Toward off a largo majority of diseases, as those only who entered tho Infirmary, or who ' woll us to cure a number which havo already sci wero able to visit 1110 at my otlice. Hoping, j zed upon the system, therefore, that the arrangement will givo entire j j'p IS KKCESfiIlY TO sutisfuction, both to inv professional brethren j nnd the public, I would respectfully announce in ' I'URIFY TIJI'-J 1JLOOD. conclusion, thnt con now be ennnutud prrnunol. ly or by Idler, on ull diseases as above,nml that the j I.ixp.sr.v's I Ml'KOVKI) I5l.i)nt SK Altrlll'.ll liOF.S medicines, the sninu as used in tho Institution,! Not ( 'l. I U To HE A uro prepared to suit each individual case, ! . 11 II 1 mr mm . 1 j IlllilllU ViipOl'S, iMCtllCllli INHALERS, Ac. fc, will be forwarded by express to any part of the L'uited States or the Cunadaa. T E It M .S : My terms of treatment by letter are as follows viz : $1:2 per month for each pa tient, which will include medicine sulli cient for one month's use; also inhnlinp; vapor, and un liilmling Apparatus. 1'ay. incut as follows; to he jaid to Express A ent on the receipt of tho box of Medi cine, and tho pahince ?(i at the expiration of the month, if tho batient Le cured or is entirely satislk-d with tho treatment. IV tients, by fjivini; a full history of their ciuse, tii 1 1 1 their symptoms in full, can be treated ns well by letter as by personal ex amination. 1'atieMts availing themselves of )r. Jarrett's treatment muy rely on im mediate and permanent relief,as he seldom has to treat 11 case over thirty days. Let ters for advico promptly answered. Eor further particulars address JAMES M. JAUKETT, M. D. Xo. 8-11 lirondway, cor. 'Twelfth St., X. V. 1'. S. l'hysicians nnd thers visiting tho city are respectfully invited to cull at the Infirmary, where many interesting cases can bo witnessed, and where our Imururnt Ajiornlu for tho inha lation of medicated vapor can be seen and inspect ed. STOVES, STOVEs! INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS. No. 33, North Second Street Opputitc Christ Church, Philadelphia. Tho subscriber respectfully informs his friends nnd the public genorullv, that he hns taken the Storo, nt No. M, XOIttll HfCU.W STJtEKT, whero ho will bo pleated to sco his old custom ers and friends. lie has now 'in hand a splendid assortment of Parlor, Hall, Office, Store and Cooking STOVES, of the latest nnd most approved kinds, at wholo snlo and retail. WM. C. NKMAX, No. 3:1, North Second Stroet, Philadelphia. X. 11. Your particular attention is in ited to Mi;t!iii;i:s patent ; as 111 hximi warm ish AND YKNTII.ATINU STOVES, fo Par lors, Offices, Stores, Halls, Cars, Ac, which for economy, purity of air, and easo of management has no eiiial. W. C. N. tj,Odd Castings for all kinds of Stoves, on hund. September 22, lSiS.-3mo. ORPHAN S COURT SALE VALUABLE lot of LANDS. BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of Clearfield county, there will be exposed to sale, by outcry, on Mondio, the LVA day of Xoeembcr, 18")8. at 2 o'clock, p. ni.. at the court houso in tho borough of Clcaifield, all that Certain piece or parcel of Land, Situate in Morris township Clearfield county, containing about ll'i Acres, bciug part of survey warranted in name of Hyinan tiratz, and being t'lo Northeast corner of said survey, known in tho partition of cstato of James Allport, de censed, as purpart No. 7. This land is desira ylb located for farming purposes, and is toler ably well timbered- TER.MS. Ono half cash at confirmation, and the balance in one year, to be secured by judg ment. MATILDA ALLrOUT, Oct. 12, 13;-)8, Executrix. A HOMESTEAD FOR $10! VTEW MORE OF THOSE DESIRABLE I'A RMS and Building Lots, in the Hold Re- giou nnd other portions of Virginia, aud to be divided amongst tho subscribers for the benefit of me now town oi haitaiiasoik. isunscriptions only Teh holla ns r.Acn ; one hnlf down, tho rest on thodelivory or tho Dkkd. Every subscribor will get a Uoilding Lot or a Farm, rnnging in vnluo from $10 to f:iO,000. Thoso Farms and Lots are sold so cheap to induce settlement, a sufficient number being reserved, the ineroaso in tho vnluo of which will coinpensato for the appa- rent low price now asked. Ono acre bits in town will bo given to industrious mechanics who will1 build upon them. A company of settlers called "Tub Rappaiia- nock Pioneer Association, is now building.nnd will commenco thoir settlement in tho spring. Amplo aocurity will bo given for tho faithful por formanco of contracts and promises. l-Moim Agents ar Wanted to obtain il..n.:i.n.g ... l.n ll.. 111. 1 , . BU..D.i.iiiin, n, niiuui til muni, llUUrill UlllUCO' monts will bo givon. Some Agents write that thoy nro making $200 por month. For full par ticulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, Ac, apply to K. HACDUIt, Port Reyal, Carolino Co., Va, nor. 18, 1858. DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP rpilE Partnership heretofore existing- bstwoon I fir l.nnin Anil Tip 1 1 r! o w ! .. t t . 1. . M tico of Medicine' is this day dissolved by mutaal eonscnt. All persons having aocountj with the firm will please cill and settle immediately, and u inoy eannoi pay, give llioir notes, i'lie hooks will remain at their old ofiico. whore Dr. Harts. wick can be found at all times, aither to settle or attend to professional calls. HENRY LORAIN Oct, 18th, 1858. J. a. nARTSWICK A LARGE quantity of Salt for Sale nt l.nw riUCES, at the ator, of WSI. F. IRWIN. Dor l)iniM Oi tumult' In iMrun tv or im: 1 III Is a qui .ll-r) of iial Imp"!' ii", and one which ba neirf U-n nHfciilly lipned 1 ,r ,,,( rM,,. 1 1 ..1 1 . ,11, ( ,,iit., Ml, i',f -id ly the pr.ilcMins io tench lbs hi-sllng art iMcty df--fipll Il nlii.h lin y ill , f,ln,r" ruiiie insiiiiniii an, c.pci iHiir inn ni'i S' linoi therefore all diseases originate in II- but modern 1 science avers that ailments have Ihetr Ptlgnnllon I 1. 1 - M in 11 - -1 'in 1 1 in lues in 'nr 1. ".im 1, soil In both the Solids and fluids of the hodr. That the latter pjcumdi'rato, however, Is a lled fact, and medical skill has clearly 'demonstrated that at least two thirds of the ills that human llcsh is heir to, have their source In an HH( NtUltt I t llC I'lftltil f If HIIIII I As, for Instance, in the long catalogue, such as Scrofula. TcttCI "J JiiriJOr's ItClV' ' 1 t m , i til 1 HTipiCS, MotCIlCS, hrySipCKlS, Ul rprt, O..I. lnilm I) Lrlfinroa CrS ll It-KIICUm, WlfeUKirgCS frOM tllO KsiT. I'CVCrSOrCS. Of 11'- , i- p 1 1 rllrt ll.n I lionncno nl cnir l.'irwl These are ascertained by woll known medical l iii.uisui 1 11 11 lie c 11 iui Kviy uiscifcso miuirit, nut tbo proprietors claim for it tho power not only of I Ununing out All Impurities ol the Wood, but by the skilful combination of woll known It will cure all diseases uris'tny from, a derany cd state of the. Iver dr 'n e out Dyspepsia, and yivc renewed tone and viyor to the. Stomach. That the Blood Searcher is all that is claimed for it, tho Proprietors can produce THE PROOF: It is only a few years sinco it was discovered, and yet it has grown into such a business that a lurgo Laboratory has been built expressly for its manufacture a large number of men omplnyod in putting it up, iimi still The Supply docs not Equal the Demand ! We ask any candid in an could this be so, if tlio Medicine did not possess all tho virtues cluiiued for it ? The Proprietors havo hundreds of certificates from men of probity and standing in the commu nity, showing what the medicine is doing daily for tho suffering. ASK ANY I'EHSOX Who has ever used the Blood Searcher Whether I'cHcf was K.epcriened. Let the nfllietcd givo it a trial a single bottle will convince the most skeptical of its cfiicacy. I. J. M. LlN'HSKV : Dour Sir I tnko pica-) suro in BCKiiowit'iiging tlio great benefit jour unpruveu inoou nearciier nns oecn lo my son. Ho hns been afflicted with whut physicians culled a scrofulous disenso uf tho absobing glands of tho stomach. Ho has been nlllieted with this disenso from infuncv. Ho is now fif- teen years of age; during nil this time ho has bud several soicro attacks, and all the food la ken into tho stomach impurtud little strength to tho system. 1 had several eminent physicians nttend ing him, but I found very littlo ndvim tnge, as the disenso still returned with nil its aw ful conseiuonees. In April 1S.'i7, he had a violent attack, S3 much so, that nil who saw him supposed he was in the last stage of Consumption. I was advised to try your ltlood Searcher; 1 accordingly procured ono bottle of it, ami by tho time ho had used it ho appeared restorerd to perfect health. It is now ono year sine o he used your invalua blo Wood Searcher, and I nm perfectly satisfi ed it has saved bim from an untimely grave. I now uuhcsitatingly'rccommcnd it to all who may bo similarly afilietd, and deem it no more than justice to bear this public testimony to its vir tues. Respectfully yours, Ac. JAMES F. DEVLIN, Pomroy Station, A. P. R. Road. Mr. Devlin is well known to tho citizens of In diun and Westmoreland countios. July 0, I85S. FOK SALE I1Y C. D. WATSON, Clearfield. JAMES 1). liRAHAM, Uruhampton. JOHN PATTON, Curwensville. E. F. RREXNER, Morrisdnle. JOHN RUSSELL, Peunsville. R. H. MOORE, Luthersburg. M. O. STIRK, Now Millport. CHARLES R. FOSTER, Philipsburg. H. SWAN, Ansonville. RUSSELL McMUR RAY, New Washington. EDWARD WILLIAMS, Williamsvillo. JACKSON PATCHEX, Riirnside. SAMUEL HAtJERTV, lilenbope. nug. 11, 1858 dm. GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE, Important to TOBACCO CHEWEKS. 1U. (iUSTAV LINX AMI'S TASTE HKSTOPA TIVE TROCHES. The Great substitute for Tebacco. It is well known and inninimvnriibln r that the uso or Tobacco is the promoting causo of ninny of the most severo MENTAL AND PHYS- , ICAL DISORDERS to which tho raco of man is ; subject, as carlul analysis and long and painful . experi nco have clearly proven that it contains . certain nnrcotic and poisonous properties most dangerous in their effect, which by entering into 1 the blood dernnges tho functions nnd operations of the heart, causing many to supposo that orirnu to bo seriously diseased, TOBACCO nflocls also tho entiro nervous svs- tem, manifestini itself as nil whn h.. i'i, noxious weed will bear testimony in Lassitudo ' Nervous Irritability, Water Rrnsh, Dvsnensia ' lining i.ui.T uisoriiers 01 n similar cliariu-ter. Till? T 1 C'l'1.1 1 l..t?n.-. ......... ... ' designed to counteract these baneful influences t 1 . . iioiu iiiioiuiiAiivr, i Kui iii-,s nro ana nave proved completely successful in a mul titude ol ensos, and whercvor used, llcing hni iu lcss in themselves they exert a beneficial effect upon thoontire system, restoring tho Tasto which has become ritinteil nr ilimirnvn.l i, n...ni :..,i..i gonco, complotoly removing tho irritation and accompanying tickling sensation of tho Throng which nro always consequent upon the abstaininy from the uso of Tobacco, and by giving a health tono to the stomach invigorato tlio wholo svstein Person! who are Irretrievably Uniterm ini n ! tl'eir, 1con,,1,,l,iul1" anJ "''"rtoning their lives, "i, ,u".8 , c e Troch6 immediately and throw 1 . ,."Jnriou nd unploasant hnbit of Tobac- -Vr 5,' I ihose irochci or Lotengoi are put un in a convenient and portable form at the low price of 50 cents per box. A liberal discount to tho trado rreparod solely by the undersigned to whom all ordori should bo addressed. JAMES E. BOWERS, Druggist i , Cor. 2d aud Raco streots, Phila. April 18, 1853. ly. Job riinting nesilly wocuUd here. a. luti, I bait MiUii .lot a . UMfctl (Mil til Idi II USD I, M NMttk.M II ei,iei... Ini.i ni,. .l i, la ,, !.,, hm, in re pt. im ! st an I .r. . in ( pi. t ii. . si n -1 mfm (n ( i.al M elin. .h., , , "1 f, '!' ''"I- I1 I HMHS,, Ifl 111 ... . t sua 111 nil hand SI tbeii i"' un .Mmkei .1 ,,is ll.e ,t.K tt.'t. r."iiv a lnitfo a..Mmer,t ,,( rea1 V to ni.p' ni.,.,.n of nti as reasonable lerms . .l I. I... I . It n.l .,1 I , .. " ' iiuiK attl. 1 ejr ,, or Cabinet Ware now on hs'nT'""'' is In part f " Dressing and Common Bureaus ai I Wash Stands, Desks and Hunk Cases VfLl ai I Field Tost lled-lnails, Dining, Ilreakfa.lT ? tr Card and I'ler Tables, c. OFFIN.1 manufactured and delivered at in id "O desired. f Mny 2.1, 1861 (23 &Lf 'CPU Xlfa ALL persona are heruby cautiond again! buying, or in any way nieddlin with n. !"""" !'ort' ,""7 ' PW'sslnn f (leorgo Garl. in ( ovlngton tp vi, , (,, ""'r,0' ? cow- '"'K"' "'u u". one eorn, f mil, nil r.i nne rww.uui'r . 'n ...m I I . . ... 1 ..ui aim una lot of buokwhent, as the same belongs to me mj is onlv left wnii aiuu wans on loan, subject to 111 V order. Scdt. 22' ISiS. funs A. E. MILLER. FANCY FURS 1011 LADIES & CHILDREN JOHN FAIiKlUA $ CO. No. 81.S (A'cic A'.) Market t, nbore Eujliik, PHILADELPHIA. Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in For Ladies and Children ; Also, (rent's Fun J ur ( ottars, and Gloves. ' I 'tl r. number or years that which we lists I been engaged in the Fur business, ami tt,. general chaiiu ter of our Furs, both fur faafils iinii ;;-i'ce is so genrally known throughout ths Country, that we think it unnecessary to say more than that wo have now opened -ur assort ment uf FURS for the FALL and WINTER sales the largest nnd most beautiful thut we hare ever before ofl'orod lo tho public. Our Furs bars ail boon imporicu uurui tlic present season wlion money was scarce and FVKS M UCIl L O WE It mini in ine present nine, aim uaro noon mani. facturcU by the must competent workmen; we aro therefore determined to sell them at sack prices as will continue to give us the ropntatioi we havo bonio lor years, that is, to sill a good uriiciii loriiverv .mall t rnftl. STOREKEEPERS will do woll to give m call, us they will hud the liirrcst assortment br fur to select from in tho City, mid at mnunfsc- turcrs prices. JOHN F.1RIERA A CO. No. 818 Market street, nbovo Mb, Philad'i. Sept. 2!)tli, 1828. 4ms A. II. C. KNOCK EN, Ti ti.ii i'- hiui;i:t, mw-yokk, M.Wt'KACTritER Of Class Syringes, llonia'pa- line lals, OliADUATED MEASl'KES, NUliSINO HO LTLES. ETC. Oluss Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers, riiotogrnphers, etc. Green Glass Varc by the Pack nrc. Lilicrid Iiseouiit nindo to tlio Trade. Tff-Ortlcrs from Country Druggists nnd Dea lers solicited. 7- if Price Lists sent on application. August I, IS.'iS. ."in. LF.'IAL XOTJCK. In the mutter if the Fstate of Abraham Htu late oj I', i. . township deeeased. lo -Mary Hess, wnlow ofsaid decedent, Saraa (intcriunrricil with .Munly C. London,) lease Jless, lieiieccn, (intermarried with John lis ny now ilcv d,) Martha, (intermarried with Joseph London.) (ieorge lies-, Sarah, (onlj child of Abraham Hess inn. dee'd.) Aliruhau lless, Sophia, (intiTinurriel nith David At- Key. I Alexander Iless und Rosnnna Ilesi, ciiiniien aim granileliililren ot said decedent, ami to all others interested You will dike no tice that at an Orphan's Court held at Clearfield in and for Clearfield Connty, on tho 20th day of August nisi pasi, mo petition ot Ucurgo Hess w read, whereupon on motion of his Attorney, L, J. rails tsi. a writ of pnrtilion issued, whereby I wvs commanded that taking twelve good and law ful men, 1 should go npun Iho premises in (aid petition mentioned, via: two certain tracts a l pieces of Innd situate and lvinir in Roitl's luwt ship Clearfield Canity, and having respect to ths valuation thereof, upon their oaths and allirnu tions to make partition of said real estate to soil among tho heirs and leg; I rebresentatives of the said decedent, if the funic can bo parted and di vided without prejudice to or spoiling tho aboil otherwise to make a valuation and npiiruiseinent tlieieof. In accordance with tho commands! saul writ, I w ill on Ibursduy tho Twenty-Silt dny of October, A. D. 1S.'8, on tho premises ft Hoggs township, part and divide, or value and appraise mo same. JOSIAH R. REED, Sheriff. Clearfield, Sept, :itli ISiS. The Philadelpb Eveninir Bulletin. I 4 N Independent Daily Nowspnper, devoted M- -- peciuuy to tno interests of Pcnnsylvania- containing important Telegraphic Sos, sixteen .iiours in auvniice oi tlio morning papers Orip- Iimi roreiKiiuuu domestic Correspondence, hdi I torinls on all subjects, and full reports of all tb( i news of tho day. Tin Commercial nnd Finanei al departments are full, and aro carefully attend i cd to. As an ndverlisiiur medium thir is . bettor paper ill tlio Slato. tho circolntlnn Iminr nc' to me largest initio city, nnd among tic i lnnst '""-'"'Rfit ad influontial of th' populatioi I Teiims Six dollars per year in advance, CUMM1NGS A PEACOCK, Proprietors. I No. 112, South Third Streot, Pliildelphia. 1 I11E PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY IlUUt I ttv TIN, i handsomo, well-filled, Family Weekly Kurt- paper is tublisked by the proprietors at tb following unpreeo cntcd low rates: I copy,o year, $1 110 ; 8 copies do. $5 00 ; 13 OOcopieido $10 00 ; 21 copies, do. $15 00 ; ;I0 conies, $20 00 ; 100 copies, do. $30 00. Fl iitukb I- ' ",'('E4IE!,ys ' The largest club (over 100) ' lAlll fl,r IlirAA WAapa Tl.. 1 I . -I.. aik( sent for throe years. Tho next largest club (on' 100) will be sent for two veara. Address CUMMINUS .f- PEACOCK, Proprietors, Ilullettn Ruilding, No W South Third Street, Philadelphia. REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE- Tho rubluilior.4 of tlio Republican aro n kinparraufrometits to lnyp-Iy increase their stock of JoLliin' lnntorial, and will bcr paroil to do nil kinds of Fosters, Pamphi.kts, ritocit.iMXt Blanks, TAi'mt Hooks, CmruMMi Lahkls, Il.u.ii Tickets, HandihuSi and cvory kind of firintin usunlly dow in a country job otlice. Your orden en trusted to us will befnitlifully executed. J. H. LAEK1MEB. ")I.ANK ASSESSORS' NOTICES, In 1' Jl) form, for sale at tho office of the ClcardeU Republican. Jcc. 1, 18i8.