mi,
V Ml ItnUi I M M .
A in -"( V"h7 Mr ( tly."
If nil i liRilirt tnrrl flu engine)
"1 '"tiling I imiii'I I lio rut vo i"
Ifthry mmh-Ii !mh k, train mid lender,
What iln lin y ili'n i vr I
Not n i iiny' I'ni'l t" iniy,
,'in fur iii fl cilxi'i vi',
Hut nil n..iiil I lio engineer,
Whi'ti "cumin,! ru li' I tin' curve."
If nn jj' n meet n steamer,
"Cumin;; tliioiij'li the draw,
If t hoy eiinh or drown tho iitiblic,
Need WO ,'0 to lilW ?
If tlio engineer win enroled
l"ioi) ln-'i rather raw
They don't iliu'lmrpo nn honest follow
"Cuming through t lio draw,
If a id earner chase) :i sloiitnoi ,
"lillllllllll! iii to limo,"
It" thoy burst their pipes mid boiler,
Whete's the mighty crime '
Sliouhl tho jury ina fury
Make thorn pny tlm dime,
Oi sond tho otlirers to prison.
"lunniii up to time?
If tnry maim or kill a body,
Or ft body 'h wife,
Mood u body mien body
Tor liu;gagi limb, or lilo?
If you mho for damages,
For pay for what you've lost,
Voir got iv broken nook or leg,
Ami have to pay the cost!
i . . .. 1 . - i
luictilfuntl
Stmitim; Sk r.ir. Kna.v. tho nohsoii
for f!;irdoning in coming on upaco, soinoof
our loaders , who h ivo u patch wheroin to
ultivato their own vooctulilo.-, may find
i ho following piinostion of udviintnso:
Hov. liiiiuol Kiiioisoii, Summit County,
1 'hio, writos that ho has boon Kiicoofsful in
jiving pardon tioods nu ourly start in tho
lolloiving maiiiiof. Having solootod tho
'Hiantity noodod, oin h sort is tiod by itself
, . .i i i ...i
n li c lot ii, uio name noing puiin y lynuon
on ii blip ui pupoi, uiki omwra uii uio
sood lho piu kiifios uro thou bunod ft-,
bout two lliohos deep in tho ground for li 1
week or two. AVholi romly to plillit. tho I
lunds noodod lor plant-no nro takun from
tho bug und used. 1 hoy will bo found
to liiivu (twilled, u)ihaps Hproutod, and
I. . ... I 1.1 i...
-.' , i i ,i I'll r
.,mte dry, It is best to water tho drills af-
- - . - . ....
tor (Iroiiiune the seed, and then cover
vith dry piu lh. Mr. K. Kays that by this I
plan lie has never failed to raise plants j
from every need planted, though when,
put out they were often sprouted. If each '
-eo d is plueod w hero it is wanted to grow, j
it w ill save labor of tliinuitij;, thouudi mii-j
ti v prpft-r to thin their rows leaving thoj
most prominent plants to grow.
SowiNii Oats in Maiu'H. Tho follow inj
su!i:e!lion, nltliotigh too late for M ire Ii,
will answer oquully as well for April, lorj
tho.'o t'urtners who have not yet sown their
Olits.
'Thrco of us neighbors coneluded wo j
wouhl so.v our oats lust prm! as parly lis
the hitter part of the third month ( Mareli.)
on stubblo without plowinp, and depend
upon a thorough hurrowin to cover it.
Wo did .o, and the result was a good erop
of grain on beautiful, briu'ht straw. Tho
liui.'ei'.'S i.s no doubt otvinj; to tho early
Bowing, and 1 linvu no uue.stion if the oats
erop of Ohio should bo got ill next siring
as early as th j latter part of tho third, or
the early part of tho fourth month, tho
mstiiitiv bo nearlv, if not entirelv avoid-
I would recommend nil persons intend
ing to now oats, to have their ground read-
y to now williout plow ing, next npring.
If it is i")lll-stubble in good tillage, tree,
from weeds, it will da without plowing.
If It is foul, or should ho sod, It Oiight to 1
d last fall.
IVu-lunni'l, Ohio.
W. II. I.AIUI.
I'sin i. Hints. The following nrc ex
cellent hints to farmers:
Toads arc the best protection of cabbage
iigninst lire.
Sulphur is invaluable in proservingj
grapes iVe. from insects.
Of feeding corn, sixty pounds ground,
go as far as one bundled pounds in the
kernel.
Corn-tneal should never be ground very
fine, us it injures the richness of it.
Turnips of small Mze contain more nu
tth ions mutter, in proportion, than large
ones.
Rats and other vermin are kept away
from grain by tho sprinkling of garlic
when packing the sheaves.
Money expended in drying
drainiii' or otherwise, will be
lain! try i
returned
with ninplo interest.
To ciive scratches on horses, wash their
lugs with warm Fonp-suds, and then with
,, . ... .1
iieoi uriiio iwo api'iieaiioii;. uiii ciiic ino
iviirsi rase.
Timber, when cut iu the spring and ex
posed to the w eather with the bark on do-
cavs much sooner than if cut in tho fall.
uu: iiammo.nton F.nrhi,-.A
newspapers devoted to Literature, nlid A
ri'ultui'c, also setting forth full accounts
of the new .settlomeiit of Il.iminonton, iu
'ew Jersey, can bu subscribed for lib '25
cents per annum.
Ineloso post Ago stamps for tho amount, i
Aililrec-t In l-'ilitue of tin Pfirtnor lf:itn-l
montoti, Atlantic County, New Jersey. I
Those wishing cheap land, of tho best j
ipi.ihty, in one ot the healthiest mnl most
dolightful climates in the Union, bpo ad'
1AIOI J.AMLS rOU rvU.K lo 511I.t.S
fromriiiladelphiiiby Ibulroad iu the State ,
of New Jersey. Soil among the best f(,r
Agricultural mrpo. .s, being a good loam
r. . ' i ,i ff.i i i i 1
.oil, with a clay bottom. 1 ho laud is a ;
large tract, divided into MiiaU farms, and ,
luiadreds from all l.arts of the ronntrv are 1
..i: 1 I - -l i- . II ' ....
now son it njr nroi inn ui'ii. i no ( i oi i can '
be seen prowine. Terms from Sl")to!'J0
r.or aero, li.iyable within l'otir years by in-
.. . I . ... t . .1 . i i .
u.u.t.ems. i o , mi i .. luace -ii-eave
1110 St. Ivhllll lit 1 lllllKlelllhia, at li A. I
M., by Ibiilro.ul for Hainmoiitun, or ml
druss li' J. Byrnes, by letter. See full ad
vertisement in unother column.
Tu all wuftiny Farms
lli hat'iriton Lands.
. lentrorin. Subscription price, in cloth, $1 74;
see advertisement of, handsomely omboised leather 12 00.
Person desirous of becoming Agents for this
1
emigrate to a mild climate J
AH tvantini to
!,!, ami hut market, tee nderrtisrmrnt ,,f
l-fr'nvlt:n 1.
" I
urtriiwit a row u
HfHTAL cAnn.
M. Mill It . 1. 1. i p..r. - t-.nnl .'t'iv
tn lli k ldlist t . r li 1 1 f -i I It i f I I . or
A
(nit nl V ( t u i t . All i . -r n I i m t "t d nnr ,
.with li' nn M" ib " mi h, b' liiu Imiilliir
j With nil lh Inle ltn -mh tm nl, lie I. lepfitrd In
jmnli Mllllil.il TrHli In lli bet limtini-r.
. Ill flee III Hi in ' new row,
H-'l. t llli, l'.. ItJ.
Dlt. 11. V. WILSON,
HAVING removed hi office to t h t new dwel
ling nn Second street, Kill from ft I jr answer
profs i n n I rutin as hercl'doic.
Ijii it i mnmrn. f.TmT
I A l I
J Her
AKKIMI.lt .V TEST, Attorlicvs lit l.iiw
nrlield, Tn., will hIIhIhI promptly to I '"I.
'ttinlis, l!ih.l Agencies, Ac, Ac, in Clearfield,
I Cciilr mnl Elk nullities. July ;u. y
I JOIIN TIIOUTMAN
STILL continues ill limine" of Chair Making,
nii't House, Sign nml Ornamental Painting, nt
I Hie liui formerly occupied ly Trottlmiin it Howe,
I at tli on -1 end nt Market t roof , ft short distant
lwct f Liu's Foundry. June 1:1, IS55.
TlToMI'SoX, HAUlNiiCK N CO.
run Founder. Curweiuvillo. An extensive
assortment nf Castings made, to unleio
Dec. 2U, lj.
L. JACKSON CRANS,
ATTOHXKY AT LAW, olTno adjoining
residence on Second Street, Clvarf UJ, la.
Juno 1. 185 1.
lis
II. P. THOMPSON,
IJIiyslclnn. may be found cither ut his oflice
nt Scofield's hotel, Curwensville, when no
priifefFiiilinlly iilifent. llee. 2H, 1S5I
FUEDKRICK ARNOLD,
Merchant ami l'miliirc Oralrr, Luther.-.
hurj; t'leiirliehl county, l'u.
April 17, lHji.
KLL1S IRWIN & SONS,
VT tho mouth of biek Hun, live mile frtun
C'luurfiol'l, .M LIU'IIAMS, and cxtcneirc
MnnnfurturoM of Lumher,
July j:t, 18i2.
J. I). THOMPSON,
lnrksiiiltli, Wilsons, U uiefi. Ac, Ac, ironed
) on Hhort notieo, and tho very brft Htylo, fit hid
Id iitaiiil in the hur.iugli of I'urwvniivillc.
Hoc. 2'J, 18i:t.
M. ,V0OIS, hnving chanKc.l hin luea
i tion from ijurwenivillo to t'lenrfiehl, ros
peetfully dtfem liin profumioniil corvico to the
ciliieim of tho hitter phice nml vieiuity.
itei-ulonru on bocoud mreet, o.poit ti it of
tr"u'. -"- tay
:J6.
P. W. BARRETT,
I ENCHANT, I'llODI CK AND
i.i:mi!i:h
OK XHE
i i i , r. .- li r. li . t .x I .1 i I ,'
i x i' .- , JTij' tiiiniu ii .
j,KAt.Ei Lu.her.,hurg, Clenrfield IV, I'n
111
J. L. CUTTLE,
4 ttiirnry at Law nml I. a ml Afcnt, ofli
i adjoining hin residence, on Murket ftree
Ckmlield. Mareh.t, 18i:l.
A. II SHAW,
RETAILEH of Furuign ami Doinostic Merch.
andiio, Khawsvillu, I'leurlield county, l'u.
Sliarville, August 1 j, 18ii.
PHYSICIAN Office in Curwcnuvillc.
May
P. CHAMl'.KRS.
c
AH1UKS on Chairuiaking, Wheelwright, and
hoiino nud Sign painting at Curwenville,
Cleartel'l en. All orders promptly attended to
Jan. 5, ISiS.
ROIIKUT J. AVALbACE, Attorskv at Law,
Clearfield, l'u.. Ollice ill Shaw" How, op
pu.'Uo the Journal office.
dec. 1, ISIS. tf.
joskph rrnciis,
Juttii't of tie Ptttcf, (JurtetnteilU, lmui.
0s.
XU door east of Montoliu A Ten Kvck
Store. All business entrusted to hiinuilli
be promptly attended to, and all instruments o fi
writing dono on short notice
March, 31, ISjg.-y.
I f & i i.ii i .ii,, mo suiiserioer. Having
loentod him.elf in the borough of Clearfield
would iufurin the nuldio that he is nrenared to
do work in the above line, from plain lo ornamen- i
t any tlesmptmn in a workmanlike manner.
Also whilcwashing ami repatrirg done iu a neat
inunuer and ou reasonable tonus.
KDW'N" COOPEIt.
Clearfield, April 17, I 'ST. ty.
S YOUR TEETH.
IJTHJ TAKE VAUK OF TH AM.'.'
3" HII.I.S,
desires to announce to
J ins 1 rion i nml I n
patrons, that he is now de
voting all ul In, tunc to operation in Dentistry.
I hoeo desiring his services will find him at his
. Ilice, adjoining his residence at nearly all times,
i nd always on l-'rldaya and Saturday, unless
Notice to lho contrary be giveu in the" town pa
pers the week previous.
X. I). All work warranted lo be satisfactory.
Clearfield, l'a. Sept. 22nd, ISJiS.
TAKE NOTICE.
LI, persons indebted to the subscriber, either
Lv note or hook account, me renniiit0il t
full nuil settle, on or beforo tho first day of April
1 Si9. Those who do not comply'wilh the above,
may expect to pay costs.
TtS'Also the subscriber offers for sale his 1
ll"U?, i"', oiuiy, miiiiiii'U 111 IIIU IUWI1 OI
I. !.. nn.l ..ai.. .,:..-t.l :.. .1.- . I
,jHtl(lr,bllr,f I()W for fBli,1( or j,, ,,avmollt..
., Il
suit purchasers. For further particulars a,., ly ,
(U uv m nt uiur.it, uu uio jtrcnuiit'C.
Dr. U. WILSON",
buthersbiirg, Jan. 21, 18.r9. no. 2, v. tv.
NEW WORK TOR AGENTS.
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or
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latiuiifrom the Euloplrs Deliccrcd on
the (Jeens'iim of hit Death
and hi Life and
Times ;
11 r lAMl'EL K. fMI.'CkUl, A. H.
. :
This splendid work is just pubhshed , on
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liko. Steel I'ortrait. Tho publisher offers it with I
confidence to the American piiblic.ni.d isconvin. '
...1 .1... I. -Ill , .1-.
v m.i n. w m pummj nnj"i uiui. wui m n mor-
icnn literature. io wora was in oe obtained
heretofore, which firesented. within a roinnm-t '
ana convenient compass, the chief events of the
' i i -
lilo of uaniBl Websler, hi. most remarkable in-
tclleetnal elTorl.iin.l lli moil .l.iirl.1a nn,l in
teresting eulngiei which Ihe great men of the na
tion uttered In honor or hi memory.
We present all these treasure to this volume,
at a very moderate price, and In a very conveni-
valuable work, will address, for full particulars,
IH'ANE Rl'LISON. Publisher.
3 South Third Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
no. 7, vol. Ir.
Hcronilrt, or Kind's Jlvll,
l A r"l'Mlliil"Hll lbniP. I f-ottiU'llnfl i f
M'k'll, by Ullll'h I'd fbli'l llTliltili Itifltl'l,
wimV, ktnl pt. Hi -Inn In th eln iilnllon, II
iwfra'l" Hip wli"1 miy, nml til nr bnit out
In nVf'fuo nn miy part nf' it, Nn otrnn I fn
lii'iti In oilai li, imt Ii tlutf tm hlrh It nuy
rrnt ilestmy. 1 li m tofiilniiii tnint Ii arimil y
imiii'il by mni utial ih'rn-p, low livitiR, ilii
nrd' ti "I or iiiiln nltliy fowl, liiipiir" nir, fll'h
mnl tillliy linliits, tho tlepri v,mn nf, nml,
iiIkiVo nil, by the tnirtial Infi i (inn, mt
ever bo its niigin, it Is lirrnlitnry In tlic inn
Ktitiitlon, iliciMiilin " (Vnin miiiils tn rliildirtl
lintu the third ami fourth pi tui ntiim " hull nl,
it nfonis to be ti p rod of II on who my, " 1
nil! visit tho fniipiitict of tliu lutluii upon
their iliihlieii."
It I'lrei tfi commenre by depiwition from th
blond of rnrrnpt or ulcerous matter, which, in
tho hiiiRs, hvrr, and internal nri'nni, li ti nned
tnli'Tcle; In the glimiN, ivrllinei nml on
the nurfiicp, miption or noro. Thin foul eor
ruptinn, w hich genders in tho blond, depreei
the energici of life, no that Kcrnfiihiu romtitu
tioa not only mffer from iernfiiliitis rora
plainti, but they have far less power to with
ttuiid tho ntt.ick of other ihocnsc i rnnc
qnently, vast mimboM perinh by disorders
w hich, nltluntRh not nrrofulnus in their nntiire,
are utill rend -red fatal by tin taint in the
systrm. Most of the cnnsiimptinn w hich do.
cimates the liunian fumily has its origin directly
in this urofuldiis coiitiiiniiiatinii ; and many
(livWTiirtivediM'.ise of the liver, kidneys, bruin,
and, hub'od, of nil the organ, nriso from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of nil our people are fcrofiilnui ;
their persons nre invaded by this linking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To I'lcmiM) it from the system we must renovate
the blond by an alterative medicine, nud in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such n medicine we supply in
AYE It'S
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilln,
the most effectual remedy which the mediral
skill of our time ran devise fur this every
w here prevailing and fatal malady. It i roni
bined from the most active remedial that linv
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of thr
-ystein from its destructive consemienees.
ilenec it should tie employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but uUo those other affec
tion which arise from it, uch as l-'urrriTK
and 8ki 1ikaes, J"t. Avtmoxt' Fiur,
Kose, or Khvsii'ki.as, 1'iMri.rH, rVsTU.i.s,
Ki.otoiiks, IIi.aix and llmi.s, Tvmoii. Ti:i ri-.r
and Salt Kiii i m, Scami IIkaii, Jvin(.mh:m
Uiiki.'matism, Svi'iiii.rncnud Mi.iiciiiiai. Dim
kasis, Jluorsv, Dysi-i.I'sia, l)Kim.irv, uuC,
indeed, ai l Comitaints ap.isino rnoni Yiti
tlii on iNi'i'iir. II Mi' i I). The txiptilnr Uliei
in " impurity nf tltrblooH" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneiatiuliof thchhx d. 'Jin
particular purjiose and virtue of this Si.rtnpn
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid
without which round health is imposnldc i
contaminated const it utiuu.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY THYSIC
arc so composed that disease within the rnn e (
I heir action can rarely withstand or miic thru.
Their penetrating properties scan h, mid cIcs.hm
and invigorate rvrry portion of the human orgm
ism, correcting its dioeasrd action, uud reslnriin
its healthy Mtulilir. As a ruiisiiiiincc of thev
properties, the invalid who is turned down will
jiain or phynical debility is ann,iliril to til i d l,ir
lirahh or energy rentored by a reiuedy nt once o
timplc nud uniting.
Not only do Ihry cure the every-dar rnmpb.iiit
of every body, but nUo many' formidable and
dangernm diseases, 'i lie ngent below nnmid is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and direi lionn
for their use in the following rniiiplaint: Cialirt.
tirtt, linn thurn, Iliadiirie iiritiny li om ilnmrii red
Mumiicfi, AViirtrn, lnititntiun, I'a'm in unii Marlit'
Inartion nf the liuvrli, I'htnliiiry, Lost of Apjr
titf, Jmt'iidirr, and other kiudiid conipluints,
arising from a low 6tate of ihc body or obstruction
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
rou the liArin iTUi: or
Cough. Colds, Infliirnzn, Ilonrseurss,
Croup, Uronehitis, Incipient ("onsiinip.
tion, mid Tor the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced (.tiigi's of the
disease.
So wide it the field of its usefulness nut so ru-
merou nre the cai-rs of it ruro, that
liuost
every lection of conntrv aboundi in nrrsnns tnih-
lick known, who have been rc.torrd from alarming
and even desperate di-rasr of the lungi by its
use. When once tried, its superiority oxer eierv
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its thturs i re known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affectione of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior rrnirdie thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred ben( fits
on the ntllieted they can never forget, and pro
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable lo
be forgotten.
WRr.Mtnn dy
DK. J. C. AYE It A:
CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
MY
('. P. Watso, and M. A. Fbask, Cloarflcld
K. F. IliiKNSKn, Mosrisdale.
C. K. Fosmn, l'nilipsburg.
Wm. Iiiwim, Curwensvillo.
Sim ri. Arnold, Luthrrsburg.
And all druggists. ploe. 22, I SSft.J
Iron Depot, Kept by Merrell & Carter
Ort Strand Street, CfeurfieM, Y
TS IU !.. .11 .1..
I r ,n lie had at red,,'. 1 i. . 8 ""
liar Iran of all sizes by the Small or by the
quantity ; Cast Meet of various sizes and best
'jnality ; a larye assortment nf Moves, amoitq
winch mil be J omul thereto World Cook
(ktk Premium, Great Republic, Ihick's rat
cut, and the derated Minnesota. Also, a
larye assortment of mne-platei and Parlor
Stoves, and Air-tiyhts nf various Pattern!
Aim, Plows of the best and latest patten.
Also of their owii Manufacturing a lanac as
sortment of Tin-teare, Stove pipe, Sheet-iron
paii nf all i:es, and all article of the kind in
their line kept alii Jys on hand. House spou
tiny done to tin.t, and Tin Roo fing done with
despatch. AUn, a larye asmrtntcnt of all
.-. 1,00,1, (,ff.l f,f,
f hniisc-keepina utensil eonstan'tlii on
( VVNTR V M Finn A NTS
Ktiulit oj h
'anil.
ro invited lo .all....), I.- .
at very low figure, with anything in onr line
All orill.,.( wi u (IlaHkfulpV rcccivcj ' an(1
l'ff attended to. 7
1 ' n n vrnDr-T
?' ! ' ''1''
v n Ti,n, ,iu i. . AKI . ,
. fe.Colve .evcr' var,c of
i en ci mission, at low rates.
VII TY PER CENT. MAI Ell
EY buying Coal Oil and Coal On. Lamps at
tho Iron Store.
MERRELL A CARTER, on 2d St
-r LAMPS of a 11 kinds changed to Coal Oil
Lamps.
BUFFALO
ROBES to aiiit the
KRATZER'S.
MARRIAQ K CERTIFICATES Blank form,
for sale at the oflice or th "Clearfield Re
publican." "I-Tob Printing neatly xccuted here.
J I'M' Tl f i t I t n'A T in k
I COlliXMl NTOM'
1 n itimsviM.r,
A lutge HMnMmrnl of
I N VAV GOODS,
('oiKMIng In putt of th following atllrlss, til
pnyhih (tnf rne Mciino,
I i.'iiiyv,
A'i ;"ii'7il plain lohnnc,
Vi lai or Ivies,
Sarnnt, 'Ait,,
Pvil lr ( lievre,
l.lama '"Ms,
S,lk dr. dr.
Honnets, lat-st Pall and ll'in
ter s'y'i .,
Itraily made rlothln, limit A White,
Hat fc Cap, vl all kind,
Spanish Sole Leather,
Coffee, Molasses, and Hugar, at WholosnU A
lleluil.
T-1f Hides A Furs, Shingles, and Grain of a'l
kind taken in exchange fur goods.
Oct. 1st, I85H. WM. IRWIN.
JOSHUA S. JOHNSON,
nAVINU fitted up a shop a few door east
of tho "Oi.ii Jr.w Stoiib," on Market t.,
desire to inform the community at largo, that
he keep on hand a variety of
. CAIIINKT WOltk,
at his shop, and that he manufactures to order,
(of superior finish,) every description of house
hold nud kio ben furniture, among which aro
Centre and Dining Tables Mahogany and Com
mon bureaus Common and Fancy UeiUtoads
Stands, Safes, Cupboards, Sofas, Lounges, An.,
which he is determined to dispose of at aseheap
rates, for cash, as they can bo purchased At any
other establishment of tho lort in the county.
IVsoni wishing to buy furniture are invited to
come to his shop and examine his articles, and
judge for theinselvts of their quality and finish,
before purchasing elsewhere, us he feels confi
dent thai he can suit them in price and quality.
N. 1). Ho is also prepared to make Corns to
order on tho shortest notice, and attend funerals
with a hearse, when called upon.
'J-All kind of country produce will be re
eoived in payment for work.
nov. 17, 185S ly.
NEW GOODS
F 0 11 FALL A If J) WINTER.
rpilG Sucscriber hai just received and opened
J. nt bis storeroom on Market sL directly oppo
site the Clearfield House, a Inrge and well selec
ted STOCK of SKAS0NA11LF UOODS, which
he will tell at a very iow t'iaurt.
His stock consists of a general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queeosware, Glass
ware, DmgJ, Oils, Ac
including a host of other articles in his line a
inong wnieh can bj found an ex .eosive and vuri
cd selection of I.ADIIi' dress goods ; such as
r"cals, Persian cloth, Debeiye, Co
Lurys, Cashmeres, Delaines, Al
pacas, French Merinos,
Plniils, and a full as
sortment of 11 0 N NN ETS for the season.
His GENTLEMEN'S wear consists of a large
assortment of
Cassimeres, Cloths, Sattinetts, Satin
Vesting, Tweeds, Hat and Caps,
aim ah r.xTExsivr. VAmrTr or
BOOTS AND .SHOES
Fr Dailies, Uenttlemen and Children ;
with almost every other article that may be ne
cessary to supply the wants of the community.
The pressure of tho money market having had
lho effect of reducing the price of many articles
of merchandise, the undersigned has been ena
bled to buy his .tuck at such ra es that bo can
ell goods nt prices to suit the times. And hav
ing heretofore endeavored to please his customers,
both In the quality of goods and the prices at
which he sold them, he hopes to receive a rea
sonable share of patronage. All in want of goods,
will please coll and examine his stock of cheap
est goods.
TT-rt-Cutintry produce of all kinds taken in ?x
chango for goods.
H'M. F. IRWIN.
Clearfield Nov. 10, 1S08.
WATCH & JEWELRY
TITHE iiudersigned respectfully Informs his
X customers and tho public generally, that he
hnsjust returned from the East, and opened at
his establishment in SHAW'S ItOW Clearfield,
l'a. a fine stock of WATCHES of different qnal
itis, and JEWELRY of ovoiy variety, from a full
solt to n singo piece, which ho will sell at the
most reasonable prices for CASH.
ALL kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
carefully repaired and Warranted.
A continuanco ofpatronngo is solicited.
Nov. 10th, 1848. II. F. NAUOLE,
FANCYFURS
FOR LADIES & CHILDREN.
JOHN FAREIKA CO.
No. 818 (Veie A'.) Market it, abore Eiglith,
PHILADELPHIA.
Lnporters, Manufacturer and Dealer in
For ImHc and ChiLlren ; Aim, (Jcnl's Fur
Fur Collars, and O'loees.
ritHE number of years that which we hove
JL been engaged in the Fur business, and the
general character of our Furs, both for quality
and price i to genrnlly known throughout the
Country, that we think it unnecessary to say
inoro than that we have now opened -ur assort
ment of FURS for the FALL and WINTER sales
the larirest and most beautiful n,.,i r i.n...
. ever before offered o the public. Our Furs have
all been Imported during the present season
wuen money was tenrco nd
I TIT- T. . . . . . . . A .
r v u m l vji Jj v w h R
than nt the Present lime, and hav ln innnn
factored by the most competent workmen ; w '
is luneioro uoicraunea to sell tnem at such
price as will continue to give ui th repntation
we have borne for year, that Is, to sell a good
article for a very Small Profit.
STOREKEEPERS will do woll to give us a
call, as they will find the largest assortment by
far to ieloct from in th City, and at manufac
turer, prices.
JOHN F.IRIERA A CO.
No. S18 Market trcet, abov 8ih, Philad'a.
Sept. 29th, 1828. 4ml
THE UNDERSIGNED take this method of an-
' nnuni-i n. In lli. alliHn.Af el i.u i . ,
p - v. i,.cun if, viuaiuDiu nnu ioe ur-
raunding country, that ho ba opened a
I IS&irlbiBir SEa
on Main Street in A'inw't JVew Jt, where eh
is prepared to accommodate all who give him
j call, and hope to recoiva a liberal patronage.
Oct ith, 1858. JEREMIAH NORRIS.
IOR BALE, by Mubrbll A Cawtkr, Adam,'
. latett Improved fori A' Wir Also a few
Meat Cutter of Ihe best kind with a Urge vari
ety of Good In their line, Just received, and will
ba sold low for cash or produce.
Clearfield, Deo. 8, 1858.
j .
BLANKARTICLKS Agreement, legal fonwUnr
between School, Dirclor. and Teachers, for
' ale at tho ofSc of th "Oearfield Republican,"
n.NMLW norm,
!(f'riwrniv fim im tlmm lio-tT,)
I i nun i v it it i f
f 7nli Co'infl, V"wi. 'l lll'i'l.
Th ll.""t Uu-, be I e lo Inri'tM ll'l f,
r!lmi r , and lb loildir ("Krrillr tint hi bu
r.'rnll Inks th aim s Wdl n"WH th1, and
that h hi entirely refilled ! reftrril'.heil II In
a stvl adnpled to Ihs , and III Wsnls of th
entir traiellng enminunlty.
histablt:
will twy he privlili'd wl'h tey lutiirr the
maikeli and surrounding country will Moid.
HIS BAR
will be supplied with tli choicest w Ines and li
quors. HIS STABLE!),
which are the best and inn.t commodious en the
road wllliln a day' travel, will abra-s ho In
char go of careful and attentive hcstleii. In
short
Every department nf his Establishment will
be supplied with all the comfort and eonvenien
clei tho weary traveller could desire.
jtino 2, '48. WM. A. MAMON.
CUBA HOTEL, JAYNESVILLE, PA.
THE above Hotel, having recently been fitted
up for a house of entertainment, is now open
for the accommodation of Ihe public Travelers
will find this a convenient bouse.
May IV, 1848, OlIN JORDAN.
CLEA -FIELD
IdllMvll OI'- MUST AM) MAltkirr
STHI'l'TM,
Till'" undersigned respectfully Informs his
friends nml the traveling public in general, that
he bus taken the above house.,
FOUMEKLY KNOWN AS THE II EM I'
ll ILL HOTEL,
The Hoi'sr. Iiiih been recently refitted im
proved, und newly furnished ;
EXTENSIVE STABLING
HAS BKEN COSH'I.ETED; AND HE IS Kr.PAItKD
TO ACCOMMODATE
All who innv give liim a call, in the most
pleasing and agreeable manner.
IHlcs is Amp fly jPirovModl
With every thing to render hi house a desirable
ttnppina place,
IFilliJ UiiiliJ
will be supplied with an assortment of choice li
quors ; and lie will endeavor to entertain his
guests in a manner that cannot fail to give th
FUI.M'ST HATISP.tCTIO.N'.
The house is situated in a pleasant nml
quiet part of tho town, and no expense
or attention will be spared to make it one
oi tiie liest houses in the countv. A lib
eral patronage is respect fully solicited.
11. HAYS MORROW.
Clearfield, aug. IS, t! 4s lv.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
(LATE WHITE SWAN.)
Race st. above Third, Phila.
rpiIE proprietors of tbo above woll known es
I tnblishment belnz thankful for Ihn v.rv
liberal patronage bestowed upon them tho past
year, tnke this method nf informing their friends
and the public that they nre still prepared to ao
commodiito them if favored with a cull.
During the summer inon Ihs the house has been
thoroughly renovated, improvement mnil nml
other extensive ultvrntiin in contemplation.
i. nre neieriuuicH in ucvoie our wiiole atten
tion to business and flutter jurselves with tlm
conviction that we shall bo able to give satisfac
tion- SIDES A STOVER.
N. 11. Carriages will alwav be In read input tn
convey passengers to and from Si cam limit Land
ings and Railroad Depots. g. A S. .
Jlarcn Slst, Ifoil.y, I
STJSftUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curwensville, Penna.
rilhe subscriber, formerly of the Exchange Ho
I tel. l'bilinMlinr.. Iniiinn I L A l,. i A
1 1 n. n ..invil (.. I.ll.l.c
new stand, situate on the bank of tho rivor, in the
icwer cnu oi I iirwensvillo, would announce that
ho is now readv fur llie n,,p ,nilni;,.n ..r .i.
ger and all otlmrs who may favor him with a
..!! TI... L - : . I . ...
urn. iu ii,, ufe is niriio anil couilortntilo. and
travelers will find every pninsni.nAi n. ...
their comfort. Aaiple stabling is attached to the
premises.
DAVID JOHNSON.
February 10, 1858.
VTATIOXAI, r.XtllAK;n IIOTI'I,.
Tho suhrrihrr hnving taken tho above well
kuown stand, formerly kept by Win. A. Mason,
in Curwensville, Pa., is ready to accommodate all
who may favor him witn their patronage. His
takle will always be supplied with the best the
arket affords, and his Ilnr with tho choicos'
liquors. His stablo will be uader the rare of
tentivo hostlers. DAVID SMITH.
Curwensville, April II. 1858.
HOTEL,
No-117 & 119 2nd St. above Arch,
Vl. 1IOPKI X lakes this method of inforii
. ing his old friends and the public gouernlly
that ho has just RE-OPENED the above well
known Hotel, and re-fitted it in a style suitable ti
tho age, and the wants of the travelling public
Mr. II. baa had a lurgo experience in hotel keep
ing, he has no heitation iu saying that bis guests
will find his house a pleasant and desirable stop,
ping place.
Of the olegiblo location of this Hotel for per
sons visiting the City, either on
OX liCSIXFXS OR PLEASURE,
it is deemed altogether unnecessary to speak,
ns no Hotel in J'hiladelphia is better known than
the "Old .Vomit VVnioii."
Py close ntteution to the wants of his custom
ers Mr. II. hope to dosorve a shar of public
patronage.
N. It. His terms per dny has been fixed at th
low rale of $1.25.
Sept 22nd, 1858. 1 yr.
FOR SALHOR RENT.
THE subscriber offers liis farm situnted
in Lnyvrrnco township I'learliebl county,
containing aome two hundred and forty
acres with nbout seventy-rive acres clenrod
with house, barn, young orchard Ac.
thereon, for unln i . ii
' "w -i.v i truituimuio
terms. Enquiro of the subscriber soon.
Wm. TORTER.
Clearfield, Clearfield County, Ta,
ADMINISTEATOR S NOTICE.
JsTOTICE is hereby given that Lcttor of Ad-
" . -""uu pemneme i,te, nava been grant
d to th undesigned on the estate of John R.
R.d.)aVofLT
iti, All.Perni IsavvInK busino or dealing
with ih. said sute are requeued to mak lm
mediate lettlemout
AARON C. TATE,
. , Adm'r Pendente lite,
'Pi. ita, 185. (no. 6, vol. lv.
Constables Blanks for sale at this Office
MttfV
ill f.iiit shh.ois.si i v .i. ; .rt.
t'l.-itnsH t,1 il r. wot
ptet ins) tn gh Inntufdnn ,
riAVO, Mfl.oiiR m AMI fllltn
Al l ", II tM it tianria.. . .
fiui. ""'"li
h refer ill whn m lm.tM(,i .
ho, to ihs He. Dr. ai d IS. u
Termi- M (16 In alvanr., V i ( i,
advanr. ' " H
Dee. , !sj.-tr.
GREAT REVIVAL-.. TT?
4 Nl) I1K COM F.RTKI). Th. reaV J.
1 lis don Itntnenr (ron n ai,-','"1
Stale, cfiunl and town In th. ir.i... . 1 'i'
Clearlield. Theref,,re in v
abnr luinnf, frank Sinn h. i.t .t w
siblllty upon himself to reviv. (hi hZ.'V
busino in Clearfield, and let tonA " M
to hi fellow men. II. k.. . KT"i ,UU
old cuslomer, and as many new onei ut.
Tor hlmwith a call, that he ha on haad Vi
nsaorlniKiit nf An wn.l .!... ""Wit
Also, (lent.' Oaiter. m. .. ' "?.?'?
.tyleto.ult customers. Morroeeo. Ffen,k
and rat. nj can gnlter eonitantly on '
Finding , for isle, kit excepted. AU IXl
mgnniop warranlea not to rip. Cuitot.
coming .0 town will find him at the ihoniJ.,ri
ly oeeu led by R. R. Welsh, dee'd aiYwTT,
clock e iabli.hment, nearly oppo.iu RMd i
Wenver s storo. Ro In .nj o0
ii - - Kn, new laU,
or your old one repaired, ai torn of them.ul
in irrent need nf ll "!
FRANK SHORT
Juu 30. 1958. 3m.
P. S. Th najlnnrsliin K.-..I..S ..
tween John MeCahe A v ,"8
-'ow.un uj tiu
liiw .lina.i.vAil 1. ..........1 . . . . UU
nnnountii. nml nil Afft.ota A i .. . wv"
' -v. i v uww in ijjj h.-j
of F. Short for iottlemont The businesiwill T
curried nn in fumm hv V Rlm.i w
pink I ' m ';,"'"' .PWI,
si moAUlii,
0E0R0E NEWS0.V,
F1KST IX1THST SERVED:
1
BOOTS & SHOES
ALWAYS ON HAND,
JOSEPH GOON,
THANKFUL for past favors, and grateful fn
future, prospects, dosires to inform the citiaen of
this vicinity, and bis old friends and patrom j
particular, that he has removed to the F1R1
ROOM in tho East end of
S3Ih2iy,,B Hcs-sr HUtt,
The First Door West of the Mansion limit,
where ho ha on hand constantly, a large inert
iucui oi every variety in tiie
BOOT AND SHOE LIKE
CUSTOM W0HK ATTENDED TO WITH DISPATCS
The very best of stock will be used, nd m I
pr.ins spared to make neat fits and durabl work.
nu ui nnirn can oe uoniineu iruiu tiie Hid Joitph
uoou mm nuiv lur me HIADT RB1S0.
Clearfield, Aug. 18, 1858.
"HOME AGAIN."
"I ) EED A WEAVER aro now reecivint is
XV opening a largo and well (elected Suck
Ooods, consisting of
Dry f'oodN, (Jroccries, Hardware, Queent-
vvarc, Hoots and Mines, Oils, Paint it
Drus, Hat and Honnets, Nail ii
Spikes, "salt and Fish,
ns w ell ns every other article usually required ii
the country, which they offer to th public cm
fair terms as can be had in th county. Call
uud see the new, beautiful aoduseful.
june 0, 1858.
ESTATE OF ROBERT WRIGLEY,8r,
Deceased.
JkjOTICE is hereby given that Letttri of H
1.W ministration have linen frrnntnrt tn lit .
dcrsignod, on the estate of Robert Wrigley, 8r,
lino ui iirtidiora, township, deceased. All per
s ns bavinz business coneerninir the una. in
hereby notified to make immediate icttlemtit
wuu tiie auuiiiusiriuor.
WILLIAM K. W RIO LEV,
iirfminifrrifor,
Bradford township, January 11, IS59.
Dissolution of Co Partnership.
rpllE undersigned, having been partners ia th
I business of tanning, currying, and boot nd
shoemaking, nt the St. Mury' Steam Tinnery,
have this day by mutual consent dissolved tbtir
co-partnership connection. All debts due isid
firm of U. W. Watson A Co., and all claim agalait
them will be settled by E. (.'. Shultt, of St. Miry i,
who hus purchased the interest of the other ti
partners.
0. W. WATSON,
THOMAS W.RICHAIttS,
E. C. SCHULTZ.
St. Mary' Stoani Factory, Jan. 12, 1850.
no. 2.V.W.
Cabinet, Chair Making;,
V CTv'uafv fV fT na VIA l a Ta:jiitiniNB .fl
JOHN OULICH, of the borough of Clearfield,
Pa., will bo preparodat all timet to attend I
to any business in the above line on ibort
notice, and in a workmanlike manner. His pises
of business is at the eld shop on the north lideof
Market street, 3d door east of Third it, aesrl'
opposite the old Jew store ; where he will ks
constantly on band a large assortment of Ms
hogony and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Csbiast
Ware of every description, which he will diipoN
of on as reasonable termi aa the same article
can bo had elsewhere in the county.
Hi slock of Cabinet War now on lind, e-
slsts in part of Dressing and Common Buraiaii
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Doskt aid
Hook Cases, French and Field Post Beditesds.
Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Pier Ta
bles, Ac. Coffin manufactured and delivered
any placo desired.
F'ebrunry 9, 1859 no. 4, vol. lv.
To all wanting Farms, tee advertisetumt
Iammonton Lands.
All i:..- a. :U .U
4Ait. wuniina iu cmufraic lo a wuu n".".i
good soil, and fine market, see advertisement tf
iiammomon lAtnas.
LOOK II EKE I LOOK BE!
mlfr,,nj.-! i :t il.;. mitlk.
r uuiiuiiniiivu puoicriuvrs, mn -
X od of informing the publio generally, '"1
they bar thil day entered into copartnership i
THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS,
and enn be found at tho shop formerly oeciipn4
byj. 6hunkwiler, on Third street, in thil '
rough, where they will bo ploased to ie th r
customers, and as many new one as cn suM
it oonvenlont to give tnem call.
Bring on your hoes, your spades and picks.
lour log-ohaina and your pulling Hicks,
Your lods, your sleighs, your horse, your V,
Vo three-year old (hall then go bar.
Your pear will work up then just right, 1
To prooning hook for every height
Your iwordi too, shall then be wrought
To ploughshare such aa Cain ne'er bought
JACOB 6HUNKWILERr
GEO. W. OUR.
Clearfield, December 8, 1858. tf.
To all wanting Farms, et advertisement f
llammonton Ijands