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YuliHff Clinics.
Old tilillllM is llr.'ld, llliil 1 ' I tl 1(1 n ,
We in Yi shall mv A in moi l-,
l'nt lir liif l'-H 'i M " ''I'lllS
T he i iii i k Unit 'M ii inns Ih'H'.
Til' It l ill II i u'lr I'l I ll ' "l I III ,
Mm lint ii iii'W hihI .vy,
He rantiot hear In ii u dp tress,
t( turn I'mm it away.
lliij plllltsaiO piili'l , fitting Mill,
( Yr patent leather shoes,
Hi lmir is liy n 1 .j 1 1 1 . r rurhd,
Jto BIIHiKcs rival's mill hews
lie iie.ns a guld wati li m li is fob,
I'mm il linni! pilili'ii seal.-,
J I ! 1 1, lily ill i u s ii rim i ii I llii' tint n,
Id hind a Imr-c's ln'cls.
He's tix feel tall no post to ."truigjit,
Jlis teeth me pearly white,
In habits, In' ii sometimes loose,
A 1 1 t boiiiilihics very tilit.
Ho disMputis tliu ca.h mo.-t free,
Is lavish as the ail',
I grieve to hear, inun lliu.se who know,
That sometimes ho ttill sweitr.
He has drunk wines of every kind,
And liquors oold and hot,
Yijunj Grimes, in shut t is j list that fort
Ot' man, Old CiV'' ."'. writ V"'.
qritultural
General Importance of Agriculture.
Every refleefmj; 111:111 reeofrnies tho na
ture, and udinils the value, of aizrieull ure ;
vet cvei v such man is nut himself a far-
uiei, 1101 uu. .11.- vi.u.ti.i.. .1... -
-tlio lots of inanv hein east m other do
tmrttnents of labor, l'roliably there are
more who would cultivate farms, if they
were fortunate enough to nonsess tin in,
than thevo are who, ios.ssing them,
would forsake them for u voealion less
stable. Age, witii its wisdom, likes the
fnrm better than youth with its too fre
quent vain show and empty aspirations.
If it bo true, as Muntesiiuieu obese rve.,
that "countries are not cultivated in pro
portion to tlnir fertility, but to their lib
erty," then republican America must soon
rank second to no oilier nation in her
perfection of terra culture, t ur agricul
tural population may not directly lead or
control the country, yet they hold the
truest btvord in its defence; urd in the
heat of any contest, will imbibe now cotir
ago from tho recollection of their pleas.mt
and enduring lields at homo.
I detire to present some thoughts upon
this subject, in tho form of distinct pro
positions. 1. As tho root and trunk of a tree, are
to its iii'iinehe, so is agriculture tosoiicty ;
it upholds it, and draws from the earth
and dispenses itu nourishment to the dif
ferent Liunches of tho social fabric, while
ut the Bamo time it derives new vigor from
a vital reciprocity. Hence
2. Agriculture is tho foundation of a
well-established nation, and the mos.t sta
ble element of its wealth, independence,
and trreat Hess. Therefore
3. Agriculture i-houlij receive the fos
tering ctiro of the fstate, and tlio resneet
and encouragement of every patriot.
1. Every farnn r, to protect his business
successfully, should feel and cherish tin
ambition in it, and a conviction that he
ib just the man for it; and, however un
lettered he may be, under such inventives
he will make great progress, not only i"
tho profitable cultivation of his farm, but
also in liiental lmtd'ovemrnt. II he has
not tho Mitnulus of emulation, he should
cho3so a business where ho may be thus
prompted, as agrieuliuro can well fpaic
tho "slothful in busine.-s."
5. Although farmers as a body may nev
er expect to become erudite scholars, each
und every owe would bo greatly benefitted
by a binall library of standard agricultu
ral and miscellaneious books. They are
faithful companions t lint always instruct
and elevate.
6. If it bo tho "mind thai makes the
man," it is not alone in its intellectual
phase, but iiho in i s meal. Every far
mer who chooses, enn attain to a degree
of intellectual culture, and to a moral
standard second to none. Ho can and
ought to maku himself the ''highest style
of man."
7. Although in their well being vo
cations aremutually dependent, to ft great
er or less degree, tho farmer should never
mistrust the valuo of his prolession, hut
should defend its digllilv and tvol th by a
commensurate independence before li
-t mt r
men. ia.j.
GVicjiy Fiirnwr.
OxF.N " I'ltAlVING BY THE HEAD." "Along
tint llhine nnd through tho valley of tlio
Hhino, oxen arc worked upon tho plough
and carts in pair, drawing usually by the
head, tho yoke being laid across the fore
head, and bound to the horns with leath
cr thongs.
So says the Hon. IT. F. French, in bis
letter from Europe. Ho nays (hey carrv
(heir loads as easy nnd comfortably, nnil
hold their heads 's high as if yoked New
England fashion.
The (same fashion and yokes mav be
seen in this country, nnd wo have often
noticed tho apparent caso with which a
mall pair of cattle draw (heir loads of
wood to market, harnessed in this method.
A sack or something of tho kind is tied
around the forehead ; the yoko is fasten
edto tho horn by leaf her straps, nnd tho
wagon tonguo hitched in (ho usual man
ner. Country Gn,t.
OrEM I'rains. I construct open drains
through tho lowest part of my field by
first setting a stake at each angle. From
these stakes I pet off, each way, eight feet
for the center of two ridges running par
allel ono to tho other. I'.y plowing theso
ridges from year to year, in (his way, I
got three good ditches nnd two ridges six
teen feet wide), which I keen in crass.
l)rnini made in thii way will not fill up by
frost heaving the banks, nnd will bo found
cheap and durable.-!). X., Hammond
y t- '
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To all wantlnif Farms, (C adt crtiscnicnt nf
Ilammonlon Lands.
All trttntinf) to emigrate to a mild climate.
flood soil, and fine market, see ad crtitcmcnt of
JIammojiton '
Minn touiimt tlltlt iM,uili
1 hi: ( iiN'iil l no.
HK Hi i t I, till,
I'tumii.
"A '""ll Unhnn lllll I.IK ,
1 hough 'lis a trtiltl nl Stats." l.y.
ItllE mil.rril. r lui groul plensiire In on nui ti
ring lluil lip hit nindo arrangement In Issue
(Ml Sotlltdliy, .1 It II It II V I, IS, .11. the llltL'!"!, Illlll'l
srniest mi i iiii'-t complete Wi-t. Kly Ni' '"paper
ever .ul.li-ln'il. Il will '"' K SUpI'lb I'lli" sllCel,
iliiiil.U' llu size of the .Vi'W Ymli Lodger ! con
taining im' I ri.inl columns . each page, ;i.'i in
ehes in length, nn.l double the iii:iiilily of rcu I
ing mailer given by liny weekly paper now pub.
f if li i il : inbriicing tin choicest an. I fresliesi unit
tr, iii'Iih'U'iI un.l triiiiiiil,ruriii."liril lioin nlra'l
mi. I ut liuiiic. It n ill In" in nil rrH'i" l i, n Lit in.
Journal; omiliiiiiinn llii" innlui timis i'1'llio ni.i.-t
1. 1. pulur mil. m in liln nil iiianlily; llmiiiiiit'i-x,
Sli.rir, liMiyn, l'li'in., Am-i'iliili'ii, Ski'lrln's,
Nuli.'i' i.C Ainiiiiiiii'nOi nn.l tliu Arts, Ac, tl r. ;
in 11 n, all 1 1 i li fl ttliii'li mi' lirw, I'imiiiI'iIiiI, in
tiTi t tiii anil altiartivt'. i' ai'li ti u in V it w ill ci.n-
lain ii.il t'li'y :i carri'iilly I'litiilriif-.l ynnp-iH t.f i
' tho lii'ii.'riil Nrtv.-i tliirin ea.-li uitU, lutl nil llie .
very lal.'.-t inloniialiiin unit 'J'l'lcrapliii' l). - .
patrlii'.i up t lln' ln.iir nfniiix I" pr.'si. Tin'
(.'..list. 'Hal iuii will imt I'P mi lllulr.iti'il l'lipi'i', us
the pii'ture tln'i'ls mo, l.ut it will I'.mlnin lirauli- 1
I'ul lii'.-i;;ns unit liii'r.n ingn, ivlirii tln'j nally ;
I illin-tralo anil oi naiui'iit it nulijvct.
I 'J'lio niliseribiT liaa nlrviuly eiifrtt;Ji'il n Cin ps ,
i.f t'l.nliil.iili'r-i, "il Train nf dial's," iuu'.iialli'il .
' fur pi'tiiu J. Lrilliani'y, amt rt'piUatinn I'y tln'H i'l
any nlli.T j.iurnal u.nt pul'lilii'il, no uialli'r ivliat
may be il pi'ok'ns'im. It in Willi no slight (rru- i
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lir J.nR, af i'b poi'siiasion, tho ublu anii t'.ptri-
cnoi'il n'lvico. is n p'lilli'iiwui, Milling anil hi1,
jiiftlv ciniui'iit, Mr. Turk lirnjauiin. Conni e- ,'
i' led lor twnty yi'.irs with tho pirss of New York '
city, ii ml always ."iii'i'i's.-rul in li'n literary entur-
prists, wlii'tlitT its Kdii.ir, Author, or .iil.liii epm-
kor, the uanio of Mr. lii'iijuinin is an augury of j
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GKOlUiF. KOHKRTS,
12 and 14, S;i i-ticct, New Ytrk.
Nov. 17, IsiS.
LOOK HKKU! LOOK
i: i : :
rjlHI undersigned subscribers, take
this ire-th
JL
ud of iuloriuing the public gelieiullv, that
they have this day eiiteied into copartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH Dl'SINE-S, j
and can be found at the shop formerly occupied
by J. Shitnkwiler, on Third itrcci, in this bo
rough, where they will be pleased lo see the r old
customers, and its many new ones a t can make
it convenient to give them u cull.
llring ou your hoes, your spades and picks,
Your log. chains and your pulling stiiks,
Your sleds, your sleighs, your lor.-o, your mare,
No threo-year old shall then go bare.
Your spears w ill w ork up then just right,
!'." 1
; hooks fur every height,
. I Your swords too, shall then be wrought.
To ploughshares such as ('out ic'it bought.
.IAC011 SIICNKWILEK,
GEO. W. (llii!.
Clearfield, December 8, ISOs. (f.
VAI.UAUI.i; I.AXDS AM) SA1V-SIII.L
'It 1!E Subscribers offer the following vnluable'
Ileal E.-lale at private stile, situate in liecca- j
rin township, Clearlicbl County, containing ONE
IIUXUUK1) nnd SEVENTY TWO ACHES,
two tracts or parcels lying contiguous, via :
FIFTY-EIGHT AC It EX,
with a Saw Mill thereon, and Ten Acres cloured,
AMI
OXE I VXD RED AXD FO L'U l'L EX
acre, with ahnnt thirty acres cleared. I.otli
tracts are woll timbered with Pino Timber, nnd
' r well suited for lumbering, nn.l would suit
ny one wlst,,ng to go u,to tt,e m.siness. ii.cy
will no nolil fOiinrati' r or tofffthor. to fint itiir-
... (),;r,i r.r i, ,.r..i,sn ',o.
I -"""' " ""- i v ""
i ney in hand, and the balance in two yearly pay
ments, l or further particular in. luire of
JOHN SHOKK, or
S. W. KEAGY,
AilnittiilntlirHof the Vfofi nf Abrah'tm S. AVa
iy, ttrreanril.
January It), 1859. tf.
N OTIC 12. All persons aro hereby notified
that the undersigned have each a claim of
ono fourth of what nits tho interest of Patrick
ltafferty at the timo of his decease, in tho 8;i
acres of land, in Penn township, now advertised
for sulo by order of tho Orphan's Court, us tho
property of Felix llafforlv.
THOMAS B AFFEKTY,
PATIUCK RAFFEllTY,
JANE CLABK.
doc. 2!), 18S3. 2t,pd. '
Cabinet, Chair Making,
JOHN GULICH, of the borough of Clearfield,
Pa., will be prepared at all times to attend to
to any business in the nbore line on thort
notice, and in a workmanlike manner. His pluce
of business is at the old shop on the north side of
Market street, Sd door ent of Third t, nearly
opposite the old Jew store ; whero he will keep
constantly on hand large assortment of Ma
li ngony and Cano Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet
Wure of evorv deserintlon. which he will dinn
oron ns reasonable terms as the samo articles
can he had elsewhero in the county.
Hil stock of Cabinet Ware now on hand. con.
sit in part of Dreing and Common Bureaus J
Cr... C!n: I Ti.-i c . ,..,..
ouois, ruwuiK mm it Hsiung t-iniiiis, j'csks nna
Book Cases, French and Field Post Bedsteads
Dining, Brenkfnst, Centre, Card and Tier Ta
.i1'1"' 0, JCnf;n; toi nd delivered t
1 ! an v place desired.
j February 9, 1859. no. 4, Vol. It.
To all wanting Farms, tee adecrtiscmrnt td
llammonton iMwts,
All vantintj to emigrate to a mild climate,
flmd soil, and fine market, set advertisonent of
Jlammonton Lands. ' !
W I 1 " ' " 1 "
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111
"S !'AT lull1 Tn. in lb I'ti ii"i
mini. Din r In lint rithrit nl
li nidiM mnl llic Cniintr tfi I" tiny, thai ho l
. I . i t ! to gite inslne li. ii in Music -
MAM), .MEl.nPI'.uN' AM) til Mill
AI Sil, II TllllUllH II I IIIHMIH IT UriKll lll ll
K tilt K loMll K.
I
Hip ti Torn nil wlm limy lm IntPii'ilr I In llio
nliovp, to tlio llnv. Dr. nml Mm. M I I. i
Ti'tnn
nih aneo.
fx Ml In ailviiiiif
or f II) Oil, if nut in !
Iitv. fl, Is.'i
If.
ion Mil l', on itr.N r.
VAI.VAIII.i: TAVKHN STAND AND
I'AitM ur s.'. aci;i:s or land, or
u hl. li mo i b'iii'i'.l aiol uiiiliT t'ltllit iii.m, c it n ii
toil on ('li'iirlii'l.) t'mi'k, on tbu uiiiiii noi'l li-n.l i n t;
from ('b in lit'lil ton it to Cli'iirlinbl I'.i iil'n, in
Cloiti lii'bl I'oimty, l'u., uml tli too miles distant
from tliu fnniirr plat'e.
Tbp Ii.. lisp is lar(;p, imw, woll cab'iilnti'il fur n
Tat em, an. I w ill i'oiui2iiinl in iti ly nil tho i'iil.iiii
of tin1 tvati'riiipn iltirini; tint Irnslipts, wlii.-ti tint,
ally last from four to six wprkii. Tl.ri .'an' nlsu a
pmil llaru, Wood Slir.l, Wash ami link n House,
ii ii .1 various oilier buililins necessary fur eonvo
nient'O mil eomfort. T ho terms of Hale will bo
niinlj easy say four annual payments. Kur fur
ther iuroi'iiialiou impure of J, I (.'ram, I r.
A. T. f-earyber, .lames 11. l.arriiner, Ks.., Cloar
liebl. nr P.'U'. Well, (ilun Hope, (Jleiirfifltl coun
ty l'u. I'ossession I'nn bo niven so that tlio
buyer or roritor pan litivo tho benefit of tho spring
business, wl.ieh ulouo will amount to inoro than
.loublo tho relit.
A. T SCHiU VKH.
January j. lJS. tf.
GREAT REVIVAL Read ! Read 1
4 XI) UK CdX YKKTKD. Tho ureal revival
lias ilone imnieiise eooil in aluio.-t every
State, county mill town in tho I'liion, outiil of
I'learlii bl. Therefore, in ponsiileralioii of tho
above rumor, l;nmk Short has taken tho respon
sibility upon himself to revive (ho Hoot A Shoo
imsiness in ( lenrlielil, and rvt n good fXaiuple
bis lelloif men, Ho has to niinoitiieK to his
eimioinei s, nun as many new ones as may la
t or liiinwitli a cull, that bo has on bund a lariro
assortment of line w ork ami any amount of coarse
Also, Gents' tiaitors made to order, ami of any j
stylo to. iit customers. Morroeco. l'reiich cnlf, I
nod rut lit calf gailem constantly on hand. f
t urning tor sate, nil excepiotl. All WorKleav
inghis linp warranted not to rip. ('il.-tumcrs:
I , ...ill ,'.... I. ,1 1. I'
, K " K'l Jv" UVI.-.II, HOC U IIS II WHICH IV
clock c' .ahlisbment, nearly opposite Koed and
. 'ii.
i.. i... i l e..i i. .1 .-m
Weuvcr'ss utore. lloll in boys and get new roles
or your obi ones repaired, as bouio of them stand '
in great need of it. 1
FKAXK SHOUT.
June HO, HI.'iS. ,1ui.
1'. S. The piulnoiship lioretoforo existing be
tween John McCaho ,1 Oeorgo Xewson is this
day disssoved by mutual consent, nhd tho hooks,
accounts, and ull effects, lire now in the hands
ot 1'. Short tor settlement. Iho business will be
earned on m Iiiuirc by i. Short. Alas, poor lo
rick !
Jnli.V MeCAIli:,
KUIKiE XEWSON,
riHsr ix-hiwt si;uv i:i!
liooTs & siiol:s
ALWAYS OX HAND,
JOSEPH GOOi,
I THANKFUL for past favors, and grateful for
future prospects, desires to inform tho citizen of
j this vicinity, and his old friends and patrons in
! paiticitlar, that be has removed to (ho PUIS'!
, UOnM in the East end of
f'7.7 rTt-v
The F,r.--t 7V.
Wist nf the .V.o.v'oi
where ho has on hand constantly, a l:ir:
' US-nit
Inent of et l iy variety in the
COOT AM) SHOE lim;
crsTiiti wen .rrt;.M)i:u to inn: ihm atcii
The very best of stock will be use 1, and no
pi.ins "pared to make neat f.ls and durable work.
All of w hi. li can be obtained ! '. 0111 the said Joseph
Goon VI.llY LOW for th ui:a!y imiivo.
Cleailieid, Aug. IS, 1S5.
I
"IiOMi; AO A IN.
I FED A WEAVER
are now receiving an
I . opening a
a large and tve'.l selected Stock ul
Good-, con i.-ting of
Dry (iiiutls. (.loi ci Ics, Ilardttat'e, (luiciis
warr, Hoots and Slmes, oils, laints
Drugs, Huts mid Itoiiiicts, N.iiis ,v
Spikes. ialt and l'isli,
as wi ll a? every oilier article iisually reipured in
tlio countrv, which tbev orb r to the piil.Uc on as
fair terms as can be had in the county. Call'
and see the new, beaiililul uiidu.-cful. 1
june 0, ls;,-l. I
CAUTION.
A I.L persons arc licivhy cautioned against pur
chasing or niccdling wish tho following pro
perly, vi. : line Wagon, two Cows, one lot liny,
two log cliiiius, two rloughs, two Crosscut Saws,
one Clock, ono Bureau, four acre l!yo in tho
i ground, four acres wheat in tho ground, one Cut
I ting-Uox, and four Sheep. The above property
was purchased by mo nt sheriff sale and b it
w ith Dnnicl Horn on loan only, and subject lo
my order.
It. II. MOORE.
Luthersburg January 31, 1 S,j9. no. 4, vol. iv.
CAUTION.
A I.L persons aro hereby cautioned against pur-
cnnsing or in nnywiso interfering with the
following property, now in the possession of Geo.
and b. Douey : Ono yoko of black nnd while ; will find his houso a pleasant and desirable stop
oxun : one bny horso supposed to bo about 8 years I'ii'st place.
old, and one two-norso wngon as the aforesaid . Of tho olcgihlo locntion ofthi Hotel for per-
I,.. I,.,.n ..u i. ..... :.:,: t. . '
liiui'o ij ..on ..s t-. .unun.-v,. nivuilPllllllUB SIIIU,
nt.,1 is left with Ihtllll Ol. loan nnlv. ..,,1 Il
to mv order
' " w p jojivov
Union tp., Clearfield County, Pa. Jan. 20, 'id
ESTATE OF ItOIIEItT WHIG LEY, Sr., I
Jkceu.nJ. j
jfOTICI', i hereby given that Letters of Ad
ministration have been granted to the un-1
dcrsignod, on tlio estate of Hubert AVrigley, Sr.,'
lute of Bradford, township, deceased. All nor. 1
dolls having business concerning the same, aro
hereby notified to make linmediato settlement
with tho administrator.
ttlLLlAitl K. WllItlLEY,
Atlminiihntor,
Bradfurd township, January IV, ISit).
CAUTION.
.tt . ....
A1, ;r"T ir.'rM
ing, or in nnywiso meddling with the follow-
; i"K Property, now in the possession of DainT
1,,orn' of Brady township, Clearfield County, Pa.,
v' : Two Harrow, one M'ind-Mill, ono Log-Slod,
n Long Sled, one lot of Hogs, and lyoke Oxen
ul"9 belongs to me, and is only IcR with
mni Horn on lonn ft. .1.11 I.. n..l..
. --. voww; ii.o,
0. W. HORN.
January 19, 1859. 3t.r.d.
W IXTEIl SHAWLS,
WOOL, LONG SHAWLS,
SINGLE SHAWLS,
ROUND CORNERED SHAWLS,
For sale by KRATZElt'S.
Ifjin Job Printing neatly executed here'
CUHA HOTEL, JAYNEBV1LLE, T
1 II K rIm ip . i.l, l.minir n-ptiilt 'i'lli fl'ii'l
up t"t R lion." of i t.t. iiiiinni. til, l I'"" "I""
f"r llm ' i-"tniii...'iil..n nf IIip j nblli'. Ttnvi'li'H
will ft li . I llii" rum iMi.nl Ii..iip.
Mny Hi, s..s, nllN .MISt'AN.
CIJ; All F 1 KM)
Yi ft VI I, ,t'.V tlky.
(OltM.II l I'lltnl' AMI
hTiii'.in's,
Till! uiiiliT.-iiii'l rii'iMtiuIly inluriiiH din
friciiits 11ml tlio titivoliti puliltt' In tMii'mt, tlmt
lie lm tu k tati tlio iilmvo liMiiso.,
roKMKKI.Y KNOWN AS TJ1K HHMl'-
llll.l, IloTF.r,,
The 1 lm sf. has lierii rreeiil ly relit ted ini
jii'iived, ini'l newlv I'lii nislii'd ;
EXTENSIVE STABLING
has hi:k. intu i t' 11:11 ; ami lit: is rui:i'.titi:ii
TO Al l'lltl Milll A I r,
All win) may i:ive him 11 call, in the most
I ili'usin and areeiililo manner.
With ci'i vy ii'io In ).'( liia fwiw a di'simMe
.vi.yixn. ilurr,
will bo supplied wilh tin iissorlinent of choiee li
tiiors ; uml ho will endeavor to entertain his
guests in h tiiaiuior that cannot fail to ivo the
I I LI.IXI' SATIsrACTION.
Tho liouse is fituuted in a nlea. ant and
quiet j nit of the town, and no expenso
or attention will he spared to make it one
of the ln"-t houses in the county. A lib
eral jiatroiiatrn is resjieelfullv solicited,
II. HAYS MOHKuYt'.
cioutfieid, au. is, n :s. iv.
NATIONAL HOTEL
(hATli WHITE SWAN.)
Race st. above Third, Phila.
II UK proprietor ol the ubove woll knnnn e
tabli.-hlnent belliLT thankful for the vci
liberal patronage bestowed upon them tho past
,. i,. ..... ,
un'1 ,ll01 !" ""!' "e.v "r,u " 1 l'r'T';'rcd to lie
eoln loo.lii le tht.m if l..f,.r..l u.il. ....11
eomiiioilato them if favored with a call.
During tho su miner months the liottso lias been '
thoroughly renovated, improvements made and '
other extensive allcrati uis in contemplation.
Wo are ileleriuine.l to devote our whole uitn
tion to business and (latter ourselves w ith the
conviction that wo ehall be able to give mtislac
tion. SIDES 4 STOVEK.
X. I). Carriages will ahvavt be in readiness to
convey pmsengers to and from Steamboat Land
ing and Kuilroud Depots. S. X S.
March 31st, ISOS.y,
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE, '
Curwensville, Penna.
rpiio subscriber, formerly of the Exchang Ho
X tel. riiilipsbnrg. having taken the above
new stand, situate on the bank of Iho river, in Iho
lewor end of Curwensville, would announce (hat
he is n.uv ready for the noi omiuodatioii of stran
gers and all nthns who may favor him with a
cull. Tl.o bouse is large uml eoiuforlablo. and
travelers will find every convenience necessary to
tbeir ufort. Ample stabling is att.ielied to tho
premi.-ws.
DAVID JOHNSON.
February 10, ISjS.
ATioMi. I'.xt ii x;i; hoti'.i.. '
The mb. ril.er having taken llie above well
known Hand, formerly kept by ll ui. A. Ma.-uu,
I in Curw ensville, I'a., is ready to accommodate all
! who may favor l.im wiln their patronage. His
j (alio will always l.o supplied with the best tho
' ark'.t affords, and hi 11 nr with the choit us'
liiiiors. His stablo will be under llie care f t
Jicntivo hostlers. DAVID SMITH,
j Curtvenstille, April il. 1 Sis.
I FLEMING HOTEL,
' (l olltlKltl.V KNOWN AS lltr. fjilol) Intknt,)
j CI KWEXSVILLE,
I ( 'l,-arji,-l ('. iu.'., ,',.. ,.;,.
Tho subseiiber begs leave to inform hi.- old
customers, and the public generally that he has
j recently taken the ahoie well known Hand, nnd
that he hits ii.tiu'ly nl;t!ed aid refurnished it iu
a style adapted to the age, and the wants of the
entire traveling comiuuuity.
HIS TABLE
will always l.o pr jviibol wit'j crery luxury the
j uiail.eu and surrounding country will afford.
HIS EAR
will be supplied wilh the choicest wines and li
, 'iuur.-.
1113 bl AliLLS,
wliiili are tho be-t and most commodious on the
road wilhin a day's travel, will alwavs bo in
charge of careful and attentive hostlers. In
short
Every department of his Establishment will
be supplied with all the comforts and convcliieu
cicj the wi ary traveller could desire.
jane 2, 'ii. WM. A. MASON'.
HOTEL,
No. 117 & 119 2nd St. above Arch,
M. IIOI'KI XS takes this method ofiiif.rn.
ing his obi friends and the public generally
thai ho has just BE OPENED tho ubove weh
known Hotel, nnd re fitted il in a stvle suitable t.
lb" "ire, and tho wants of tho travelling public.
'r. u. nas nan a largo experience in lmt.-l keep
I ing, he has no Itcitation iu saving that his iruost.-
r...o , in 1 1 ll K lllv I III , lllllCr im
I x- , -s. , , ..... ,
. ",''w- "y' Ut..
't ,fl 'b'onied altogether unneeessry to prak,
i ,, ,. uui'ii uinii
tho "(Jlil .1oHiif 1 emou."
Bvfl.ou. attention I,. Il, .... of l.i.
iu. aiiii lucivill-
ers Mr. II. hopes to deservo a share of public
patronage.
X. B. His tprms per day hni boon fixed at th
low rnto of f 1.25.
Sept 22nd, 1S59. 1 yr.
TAXSION IIOI SP,!
11 L .vv ir a m: a xcemext.
Tho Biibscriber respectfully announces to the pub-
I lie that he has tnken tho nbovo stand, in the bor-
oitglt ol llenrlicld, and is prepared to accouiino-
date all who may give him a call. The public ',
I mny rest assured that it will bo conducted in the
nest manner possible IDs table will bo supplied '
with tho belt tho market nflerd. Hi Bur lillml I
i u'"i" milium ot wine nnu liquor, and
. h 'rn 1,0 una n:v:(
careful ostlers.
DAMEA M. W EAVEH.
Fob. 11, 1867.-y.
Dissolution of Co Partnership.
' rpHE undersigned, havini been partners in tho
I 1 I... ...... .1 . .
- i.usinoss 01 tanning, currving, and hoot and
suoeiiiaiiinir, ai me su .Mary Meam Tr nnery.
nave tins any by mutual consent dissolved tboir
co-partnership connection. All debts due said
j film of (). W. Watson A Co., and all claim against
them win be aettled toy u. c. ShulU, of St, Mary's,
who has purchased tho interest of tlio othor two
partners.
O.W.WATSON,
THOMAS W. IUCHAREP,
E. C. 6CHULTZ.
St. Mury'i Steam Faotory, Jan. 12, 1859.
Ino. 2. v. iv.
si A II win
. v.st it 1 vi .1 T Til h:
coitii:n smut:,
1 1 it I vsvn.l.i:,
A lrtrpo tmot'tmpiit of
n vav (ioons,
Confiding In pmt of llie f..lonn(j nilieli ", V ii
' i'hIi ('ml -Vi h Mi'i ion',
V.i'( , r il'i.o'n 'l Au'iu r,
J,f.,ir ;',,
iV.l'IM, I'lillilt,
J'oi'jh- I,, . ,,;
JJ.u t 'A.,',.?,
iV, ,!.. d v. ,1 -.
It,ftx, ii'.st Fall iinl H'l'l
tt r sl;h i,
Heady made rlollilntr. I tools .W Shoes,
Hals i ( upH, nf all klntls,
SpanisJi Safe leather,
Coll. e, .Molasses, and Sugar, ut Wholonilo A
Helail.
.T' Hides A Furs, Shingles, and (! rain of all
kinds taken in exchange fur goods.
(i,t. 1st, DOS. WM. 1HWIX.
JOSHUAS. JOHNSON,
I T AYINd fitted up n nbop a few doors east
' -1 1. of tho "Oi.n Jkw Stoiik," on Market tt.,
de-ires to inform tho coininuuily ut large, that
he keeps on baud a variety of
CAisiNin' woniv,
tit his shop, and that ho iniinuliictureR to order,
(of superior lini-h,) every description of house
bold and kilchett furniture, among which are
Centre and Dining Tables Mahogany and Coin
moil bureaus Common and Fancy licdsleads
Stands, Safes, Cupboards, Sofas, Lounges, to.,
which ho is determined to dispose of at as cheap
rates, for cash, n." they can bo purchased .it any
I other establishment of the nu t in the couniy.
Pe'soim wishing In buy furniture tiro invited to
come to his shop and examine bis article, and
'judge for llieinselvss of their (italily and hnisli,
before purchasing elsew here, its bo feels conli-
j dent that be can suit them in price and quality.
X. 11. lie is also prepared to niako Coi kins to
i order on the shortest notice, and attend funerals
with a hearse, when called upon.
T'V'AH kinds of country produce wil' be ro-
coi vo,l " 1'H.vmcnt for work
nov. 17, lsjs.ly.
I
NEW GOODS
o it ' si i l a a i ir .v r i: it.
CIlllE Siicseribcr has just received and opened
J at his storeroom on .Market St. directly oppo
site tho Clearfield House, a largo and well selee-
j ted STOCK of SEASONABLE GOODS, which
ho will sell at a very , 'i.iii'
ii -- ...... ..r .. ,-..! a.L' i r
, ' " . ' ,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard-
Ware, QueeOSWare, Glass-
ware Tirnrrq nilstv'-e
Ware, IzrUJS. UUS.CC.
including a host of other articles in bis line a-
lnong which can b found nn ex ictisiv j and vari
cd selection of 1. ADA l .-ii' dress goo, Is ; such as
Jhirah, Pir.i'mn rlnth. I). A, v.', C
l'ir;!, t't(.7t..Ti'., ..(. ., ,-U'-jyidis,
Imh'lt .l.vu.'A',
;.h, ,:d a '
rl,,;;.t ' II O X X X E 7'S C'o' y,w,,.
His GENTLEMEXS wear consist., of a large
nssorti.u nt of
Ca-s'iiteres, ( i ll.s, Siittlnetis. S.itiu
Vesting, Tu I-, Hals and Caps,
ami an i: i i: s i v i; vaiiii;tv or
BOOTS AND S II (i lis
For L'l.l-.-, G- .i.v.'.v;.. i ,.,. ri'i,;i;
with almost every other a.iicle that tnav be ne
cessary lu supply the wants ,if the roiumut.iiy.
'1 he pressure of the money linn ki t having bad
the l u'ecl of reducing tho price of many articles
of in' i ' 1 andee, the undersi'.'iicd has lo-f n i-na-bl.d
I.. bi y hi- .tick at such I'a cs that be can
ell goods at prices to suit the linn -. And hav
ing heretofore endcavoi ed to pleas. his cn-toincrs.
both In the iiiality of goods und the prices at
v li'u li he sold th e be hopes lo receive a r.ei
sou, h!e ibaie of pnlronnu'e. All in want of goods.
"ill please call ami examine In stock ot cheap
est goods.
i irCountry pr
change for goods.
ilin'e of all kinds taken in ?x-
iv M. r. ir.w:x.
Cleailieid Nov. il -
WATCH & JEWELRY
rpilE undersigned r. t fully ii.foiuw hi..
. cu-toiuers and the puoli" generally, that he
has just relumed Iioiii Ihe East, and opened at
bis e.s'iiblishmrnt iu .V.I II " JtO II' Clearfield.
Pa. a line stock of WATCHES of different i.tial
ilK and JKWELKY of e.'.'iy variety, from a foli
sell to a finge piece, w.iich he w ill sell at the
most reasonable prices for CASH.
A I.L kinds of I locks, Watches and Jewelry
carefully repaired and ir,m'a..'e .
A continuance of pa tronage is solicited.
Nov. Kith, Jl. F. XAL'GLE,
FANCY FURS
FOii L.ICIKS & (IlILI!lli:,
JOHN FAHKTli A CO.
No. MS (AVir So.) Mml;rtt, boic lljluh,
PHILADELPHIA.
hi'pvrtt rs, Miini,i, turns on ! T,-n!rrx in
Fur LuditS ifiii 'hildrrn ; .-l'., Gint'i Ftir.i
Fur Vvllars, uml Glurrs.
WW. number of years that which we hnvu
general cbaracler of our Furs, both lor iii,7i
tiiitf i !i:e is so geurally known tliroughoiit the
Country, that we think it unneeessarv tu sav
more than that wo have now opened ur nssort
mi nt of Fl'BS for the FALL nnd W IXTEIl nb.
. 1 M , ,
. "l0. 1"rK!,t "nd most beautlflll that wo Imvo
it er before olferod )o tho public. Our Fur have
all been Imparled during (lie present season
nueii lo.oev was scarce ami
! ;.'7r'i.' if r,.ir r , .,. n
i 1 L li i! M I ( II L O II h It
t,mn nt t,ie Present lime, and have been mann
iitciureii ny me most competent workmen: wo
aro therefore determined to sell thein at fuc.Ii
prices a w ill continue to givo us the reputation
I we have homo for yonrs, that is, to sill a good
article fur a very Smntl I'mit.
SIOIIKKEEPEBS will do well to g'vo us n
call, as they will find the largest nssorluient by
turers nri
' tnr to select from in tho City, and nt manufiio
ices.
JOHN F.tBIEft A A CO.
No.SIS Market street, nbovo fcth, Philad'a.
Sept. 20th, 1S28. 4ms
; THE UXDEKSIGXED lake Ibis mi.tti..,! ,.r.r.
-.;,., 'i tc."arfi:.d .'!
louiiuing eouuiry, inni no nas opened a
on Main Slreot in Slimc'i A'rte Huw, where eh
is prepared to accommodate all who trivn hi m
call, and hopes to receive a liberal palronngo.
OcL 6th, 1858. JEREMIAH N0RP.I3.
-
TiOR SALE, bv Mrniru. r. u.....
V l.nt, i,d r. a,:Ti" . V:i
Meat Cutters of the best kind with large vari
ety of Goods in their lino, juit recoived, and
ba sold low for cash or produce-.
Clearfiold, Dec. 8, 1858.
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