"seas"
c!tt! 1 o 1 1 r .
"Tom, If you lave tne, lay no."
'Denr Tom, my bravo, fir" heni ted lad,
Where'er vou y, Hod Mo- veil t
Yn'il I icltcr spenk than wish you Ini'l,
If Invo for m di-ai-en you.
To mo they unr your heart im lines,
Ami 1'okmU)- it inay so
'Then om-ofor nil to quiet mine ;
Tom, if you luve nic, fay bo.
On Hint Houml heart and manly fnitne,
SilB lightly sport or labor;
tlood humored front and still tlio sumo,
To iiareiit, friend or ncij:hlor,
Then why postpone, your love, to own,
J' or nie, liotn clay to nay to,
And let nie whisper, fct ill nloiio
Tom, if you lovo me, tay bo.
How r.ft when I was sick or sail.
With some remembered folly,
'The (iiht of you has mulo uie glad,
Anil then niobt nielanoliolly.
Ah, why will thought of ono so good
Upon my spirits prey so?
When noxtyou conio boforeyou go,
Tom, il you lovo mc, say bo.
My friends, its truo, are well to do,
And yours aro poor mid friondlcssj
Ah no, lor they aro rich hi you
Their happiness is eiidlows ;
You never let them shed a tear,
Save that on you weigh so ;
There's ono might bring you better cheer,
Tom, if you love mo, ny so.
My uncle's legacy is all
For you Tom, when you ehoose it j
In better hands it cannot fall,
And better trained to use it.
I'll wait for years, but let mo not
Uiiwocd, uprighicd, stay so. ,
Since wealth and worth will bo your lot,
Tom, if you love nie, say so.
II AM M Ai'YlnN Alt Ml-.il
tit il-1 iipcm ill n)i"l lo 1,'ilt dilute Mid A
pi iiiillitl", iil'trtlitii lot 111 full nernuiili
. lln tn IV M III IIK'.it "I llnniii'Hil"M. in
NicV .li-isry, ei'll bo Mlbuerit'd for tit "1
citil p"r nn it ii in .
Im lifi' po-tii'i stamp f"r tli" A'lV'init.
AildiiTu to l'.ilitor of IIm l iiiiin r, Hun
iinuiliiii, Atlantic Counly, New .leiwy.--Thi"t
lii-hing rliriip Intnl. of the be-t
nusili'v. in unci of tlm hntl I liii'st and line I
dulijjlitful I'limiito in thft Uiiinn, nee ad
Cnhinrt. t'hnlr Mftklnp,
AWU 31 Mi It UAUMU ItM-iV
IIHIN lit 1. 1 ll.r In. r..ni!i i.( Cl.-ni-n. 'i. ;
I'b,, Hill he t. ni ( nl aM lnn- I" nlli H'l !
In any Iniimss in tin nl'ine lino mi sh "ft I
notice, and in Win k manlike inn num. I 'm i
1. 1 lin-iiii'M Is at llin M.I shop I'M Mm h..ilh solenf
Mn.k.d street, .1.1 il.i. r i nxt i.f Third pi., tusily
i'1'i eo lie tlm nhl J. w store i w In re he n ill loop
roiistalilly "ll hull. I liitgn nnnirlniplil of Mil-i n ;o, mil the Wints nf the Inn elli.ig public
linguliy nii.M niui 1 1 1 t I iti t lunr, ntol I ni.tnci
Wnrc nf every description, Wllbll In Hill ll I'lmee
of on i.k niiri'iiiil.lii tortus ni tlm 1111110 articles
rniilio li ml elsewhere In the rnunly.
IIik slock nl Cabinet Ware Iiiiw in hand, run-
HOTEL;
No 11T A 110 Ctut Bt. nhovr Airh,
VM. IIMI'KI N" lakes il.' ml Hi" I nrit. r 'rm
i In" nl. I ni''ii. nn.) tin- . nl. li'' j.-fii'Tnll
Hint In. has ln't UK lil'IM.H the lib"' e i" ll
known ll.il.l. nn. I t.' lilt. I ll ill n Ft ! nlliiMi
I AUM I.ANliS I il SAI.K Ti MILKS
front rhiladelphiaby JJailioad in the Stale rims in ..irt uf-Dri'in): nml t'iniiiii..n Uhioihik ,
of New . let-spy. Si.i"l amona the bit fuf I fi ii'K WofIiiiik Hnti.l, Hi fki nml
I'lint
, . i i . i .,,.,.,1 I,.,,,,, ' Hiii K lni'., J-ri'iu'li nml l ii i'l
,1-rieu i . i..M .. -F, ...-M.u ,. t ... ,, , ll(,ir,-l. tVntro. O.r.1 nml
mi lHKex. licmii a i
Miil. wit i n rlnv huttolii. I he laml in u
ini;.'o lrnet, diviiled into small farina, ami
luindiviU troni nil pin ts ol lli emiiiuy are j
tinw settling ami building. The props ran I
1 ki soon grow i ni. Terms from M' to ?it!
per aero, payal.le witiun lour years ny in-
..talmeiits. To visit tin) phiee-Leave
Vine -t. wharf at Philadelphia, at ij A.
M., by Kailro.id lor llaiiiinonton, or ad-
drei-s K- .1. Hvmes. by letter. See lull ail-
vertifement in another column.
l.li'f, .li-. Cuflini.
llnill'tt'Hilri,
1'I.T In-
miuiiiliicliin.l ami dulivori'J nl
Agricultural
unv I 1 ii -o di Kirril.
i'lluuiuj II, 1jS.-
-nu. 4, vol. iv.
1
A LIST OK KLTA1LLUS
OF i'OUEIGN AND POMKSTIC MI2RC11AN-
In the Comity of Ch arfdd Jr the year IS.VJ.
aiioi nr.
From tlie (ionowe l'armr.
Horticultural Notes for the Month-
This is a good time to bow peas for a lato
crop j out to insure success it win ou ne
cessary that the cround bo in good tilth
deep, rich and moist, to enable them to
stami tiio hot, Ury monin oi August.
Manv uersoiis have a notion that peas
should bo sown on poor ground, becauno
on rich tliey make more leaves and stalks
than rods. I have never found that the
irround could be too rich for peas, provi
ded they have room, and good sticks to
climb upon. If time can bo spared when
tlio peas havo set their first pods, it will
be found verv beneficial to the main crop
to pinch off tho tops of tho stalks a tow
inches.
Sweet or SiuabCorx may still be sown
for a second Crop. Sow in hills three feet
anart. from center to center. If three
seeds crow it will be enouKh. If a shovel
ful of good, rotten manure be put under
each hill before sowing, it will be found
very beneficial.
Lima Beans. A cood way ot growing
Lima beans is to die a trench ono foot
wide and one foot deep; then till in. six I
:ayAb rti1 nAml fAlion ct.ililn mnnnrol
and decayed leaves ; cover this over with
the surface soil and mix a little, riant
tho beans on tho top, cover ono inch.
When up, thin out to six inches apart.
Now drive stakes six feet apart and live
feet high, and tie or nail a pole on the top
of these stakes, and set thiu brush along
the row, like pea sticks, to enable the
beans to reach tho polo on top of tho
stakes. I think three times rtio auanlity
of beans on tho sumo ground, and at less
expense for poles, can be grown this way
than in tho ordinary way ot hills and
poles.
String Ecass. In some warm, deep,
rich ground, draw hills with the corner of
the hoe two feet apart and two inches
deep. Sow thrly Hx UVefo beans, and
cover over. When up six inches, draw-
earth up to tho stems with tho hoe, and
keep clear of w eeds.
ClCUMUEBS AND MtSK MELONS. IigholeS
two feet square and ono foot deep, and
six feet apart; fill them with equal parts
of turfy sods and rotten manure, or mix
rotten manure with the soil thatenmo out
of the hole, and fill it again. Thi will
raise the hill three or four inches above
the surrounding soil. Sow six or eight
Beeds upon each bill, and pres thoni in
one inch deep. When well established,
thin out to throe plants in a hill. The
Early Christina Musk Melon is tho best
variety, all things considered.
Water Melons managed this way do
reniarkablowell; onlv make tho hills eight;
or ten feet apart, atcli well the luigs,
morning and evening. Catch and kill
everyone. This, and keeping all clear of
weeds, is more readily advised than done.
The easiest way is to walk quickly with a
piece of thin, gauze, and spread it over
the plants before the bugs have timo to
fly away, you may then catch and kill
thera.
Tomatoes are better when trained to
espaliers, or when branches of trees ate
laid beneath thpm to keep them from the
ground1. They are not so liable te rot,
and will remain good later in the season.
Josiaii Salter.
fiochester, X. I'., June, IS59.
Culture or Indian Corn. Tho grand
points In the culture of corn, are good
ground, deeply and thoroughly plowed
and well prepared, seasonable and careful
planting, early and thorough cultivation
and hoeing, and eradication of w eeds and
grass until the crop is grown.
I have Buceceuoa, somo lour or nve
TOWNSHIPS. CLASS
Bru'ly.
F. K. AriinM, 1 1
Samuel Arnolil, 14
R. Jl. Moore, I t
lluberling & Hon 1-t
Jncuh Kunti, 14
I'arlisln Co. 14
Ilurrott & Co. It
A. Montgomery, with Liipior, 11
I,nil, r City limnigh.
John Fur);tiin. 14
.Tuhn iirooiuall, 14
Wi-iyli t it Co. 1 1
Henry Pwnn, J
M vM n try A Hngorty, 14
David Mctiolinu, 14
J'urmtl
r.unll McMurry, 14
Allium A Hnydor, 1 1
K. JlcM:iler, 14
J ii in i' .Mi.Murry, 14
1'ti t i-li in A Him, 14
j;. u.
Leu in Smith, 1 4
Ikecaria,
Weld k Dickesou, 1 4
Win. bcvi, 14
J. Cooper, 1 4
Sumuul linger!'. 14
1l'ooi.-(iri.
Iluilingt'in i Co. 1 1
Tlioimij llenittimou, 1 4
Whitiuer & Co. 14
lAtiorcnce.
J ii in on Forrcti, 1 4
il.r.
Martin Etirk, 1 4
Curwinsville Lnronyfi.
Win. Irvin, 10
V.Yir.n Irvin A Bon.', 13
Wui. McJJride, 1 1
A. Montgomery, 1 1
Jolm I'nlton, 1 1
J. I). Tliinmin, 1 1
. (jooilnin, 14
ny.js.
Wiu.I.uniadoo. 11
Ilowuinn Turku, 1 1
J. F. (-1 in it, 14
J 'orr is.
NOTICE.
MIR iiiuleri.tirtio.l lie! 112 slinnl In dinsuho
tlmlr pnrtnerMliili, t;ivo nnlk e to nil person."
Iiuviiic ih'iiliiifrfi with them In ntiv nay vIiiiIbo-
ever, tiie.i'.l Mid mttln without ilolnv, nn in n
iOmrt time I In) Imnltu will lio lill in oilier lnind
I or Ki'llleuii'iil : lint they would preler Unit all
who t'.'in pnhnihly do to, rh.iuWl .iinri their ac
counts Lefuro tlio ilipniliitiiin is limilly efl'eetud.
MIcrtKKM.i: CAHTF.Il.
CleiirficM. Th., April (I, 1S.VJ. no. 12, vol. iv.
CAHD.
MISH. CONSTANT Into from Hit, Eiwl rtvpd'
tully nniioiiiicea to the cili.uim of
l Uiirlii'1'1 nml tho ( oiuilv p.'iif rail v, llmt rlio i.
prepared to givo iiiMlruetinu in Mumo
l'lANO, MLL0UE0X ANL UL'ITAK
ALSO. 11 Till: I'llKN.'ll I.ANdl'AnR IT DKI5I1 11 1. n
lUriYK ToM.l K.
8I10 re fern nil who may li inlernnted in the
iilmve, to tlio ltev. Dr. nml Mm. M'l.eod.
Terins $3 00 in admuee, or $10 00, if not in
ail wince.
Dec. 0, 1868. tf.
Scromin,or Ktii?'A Kvil,
i K ruii'tltntloiinl ili"'n. rntii'linn nf llm
blnml, I.f lllih ln flll.il beii'l'l' tlt'Unl,
, rnh. mill 1'ior. li lii 1.1 Hi'' i"'nti.iii, tt
trtiv. the mlniln bmlv, ami '"i't
' ,, ,li-,.n.r nil Stiy putt nf it. N' 'Bin l fn-ff
frmil IU fittm k, lint i time ntir wbii h It limy
ii..t tli'.trnv. Tlio p tnfiilmn tnint l yniimi'ljf
inn'iil by tnwiti'il iliffii', low living, ili
oiil' tnl or linhriillliy fund, impute air, filth
nml lillhy liiihili. the ih j.nMnK 'w Bn,,
hIhivo all, l.v tho vi ncn ul ii.lt t turn. Mmt-
' e ver be it i)iiin. it 1 lirmlitai y in the run
utitiitinii, ilwi'iiilina "ftmn jmrctits tn t liilibi'ti
iiitn the thinl nml fourth R'm',l,li'm i" imli"l.
1 it piyiik tu ho the niil i f lbm wlm my, " I
will visit tho iiiinmliu tf till- latin m tiimn
their ihildivii."
, Iu t'lffits coinmenrr by diponition from tlio
i hlooil of r.irinpt or 11I11 rous matter, wlm-li, in
is iri iiicvi 1
.I0MHJA H JOltNROef,
ciJ;KU Ml,
II
Mr. II. linn Iki.I s Iiiii-k I'Xl'i 1 ii in e In li'l'lkn'l
Init, lie lm no lii llalioii in fiiv ill T llml lii' cii' l
mil And hi' lioiire n plniMii.t nud ili 'linlle M"
pinit 'l
tif llm el.'Kil te toi-nlloii urtlil lbilel for per
Holm 1 iMllnjf lliet'ilv, clllier m
o.v ff.v.v.xv m: ri.i:.sri:i
it In ilei'iiicl nll.'Ki'lhir niiiu'epm-rjr to fpenk,
nn no lintel In I'liilmlelpliln I.' Iii'lter kmiHii thiiii
tlm ")l,l .101111 IV111011."
.. 1 .. .1 . ii ..... ..t I.!
IV ! oe mil' 1110 nine nillllM'l 111" 111r10.11- , .. , ... 1 ,.,,,,,.
... . , . , e ...in. . tlin niiix. Iivit. mid mtiTiial organs
er .nr. 11. nope 10 uenervo a nuuu ,., r,n.n , ,,,.,,;. ....I
v ..ft..t. , - n ' .... .
jui t run 11 no.
N. H. Ili term per day
low rule nf $l.2.'i.
Sept 2ind, lSiS.
Inn hcoii fic.l nt th
lyr.
' !.. ...ri,i..n ni'iiiiiiiiini nr noroi. Tins foul cor-
1 rtititinii, whiih gi'iuli'i-s in the blond, drprcMcs
FLEMING HOTEL,
thi; encr'nes of life, rd that fcrnfulnus cmifctitu
tiims not only su!lVr from tcrofnlmu com
ilaints. but tliev lnve far h- power to with
stand tho attarks of other diseases ; con'O
niifiitlv. vat nunihcrs ticrish bv ilinonUri
(Fokmkiii.v KNiniN as THE Ciooti 1 M'LNT,) ! vhieli, nUlimish not ncrof 1.1 lotis in their nature,
aro still rend red fatal liy tlu taint 111 nie
FViteni. M.i-t of the ciiimiinptiiin which do
J. ., , 1... :. ,:...iK
i nnatus till' l.il'.iia.i luiuiiy nan iimu ij ii mm
ClltWlCXSVIbbi:,
Churjiflil ('inii)lii, l'aDi.tylctm'ni.
Th hiIihci iher lii's lcnvo to inCorin his
rt 1 1 . 1 in"' 1 1 y no p s 11 (.
1, 1 Hi "i 11 ,t w H".i-," n MmlKl tl
i,..in' t" Inroim lli rntmniinily M Inrgn, ,t(
lio (in pn n linti'l S tmlely i.f
l M1I.T WOIIK,
til lil li"p, mid llml lin nuiniirii.'lnrrj tn r.r1n,
(,f nuperl.it tlnlnh.) i ry den rlpllnii nf hfinw!
jiold nml kill In 11 fnriiilute, mnoin nhli h t,
t enlrn ami liin'mi lul.le- Mnhognny nnl (;w.
nion liuremn -t'oiiiinon sn.l Fnnef llf.Uiomii
Stun. Is Snfrs Cnpliiinr.ls Sufm, (...tingp,, c
ulilrli lio ll ili terniiiii'it tn illpne of nt ,.h,p
rules for eh, n limy enn lis piirehmej 4 un,
nlher pfliiMiflniinil nf llm fori In tlm rnnnty,
l'eipniil wUliliiK lo Imy fiirniluro r Invittil to
roine lo I1I1 rhop mid pxnuiiuo Ilia uli. lo., tni(
judo for Ihemn'lvn of their iiinlity mil fluiif,
lieloro iiirelilii( clfeivhere, n hu feelt (nnl!
dent lliat ho rnn (Hit them In priee nnd nnnlii
N. 1!. lie i alio prepared to ninko Cnrrim to
order on tho ihortcst nolieo, and uttund funurali
with a hcarce, when called upon.
r-A!l kin. In If eoiiiitry produce will bo r.
ceived in payment for Work.
nov. 17, isis. ly.
THE LIVING AGE
T- AVINU largely increased Iti cireulntinn th
old
1. lift year, the pulilinhen are enahlcd to id.
iend tho new and iiltrnetivo featuro of (oriel
of LlTKRAIIY AMI Sl'IKMTIflC I'nRTKAITI, eci!r.
ill this fi r.jlulous coutuiiuiiatinii ; and many ved on ttvel, cae.11 ot winen win bo ceonipniel
enMi.ii.ers mid llm J-nhlic peneriilly that he , d(istriietive dwt of the liver, kidneys, brain, .by a liiognipliie.il Memoir, thai furi.Ul.ing to it.
11-uii.ii.r 11. mo 1 1 1 v r. :,,,.,.,. ,,i-i tlm uiTiiim 5,1 Iho fruin or ream rs n.i oniy 11.0 rrro.n 0 inc ot.i r,ruii,
that he l,n .n.irely refmed ard refurnished t 11 ; " ml ' ' , l.e "a" 0 cuu "'"" W"J: bVl b1'
a iiyio nuupiuu 10 i.iu hkii, uuu mu miiu muni---m , ,.r,r,,t,it 1 illustrated liiocrnptiieal liietionary, comuien,
wi... 1 ...ii." - - . '(
their persons tiro nivailul l y tins liiikinj,' ni
1 faction, ami their health is ur.diTniim d by it.
"'" , To rVnissc it fri.m thiy t in we tiiii-t iiievatc
I the blood by nil n'ti iaiivc 1111 (lii-ine, and in-
vi""rak' it' bv heaUliy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we mpply "1
enlno lruvclin uiii.i. 111. nly.
HIS TABLE
will nlwnvi lm pr iviiled with erery luxury
iiiarkolt and surrunnilinx enuntry will allnrd.
HIS BAR
w ill bo supplied with tlio clioiceM, w inci and li
(luora. HIS STABLES,
which are tlio I1e.1t and most connnnilimn on the
cinir with tlm rnrirniis ni no iuincev, followed
by IIiirIi Millor, V. II. Proioott, l-rolomor WiU
1 son, Charlei Lamb, Oberlin, lliiniliol.lt, Ac.
7 00
i-iKsr i i ntsr ii:itvi:i)i
1
HOOTS & SIIOUS
AT. KY-
O MA f
AVICI'S
Coiupouml Exlrnct of Smvr.
hi
riuid within a (liiy'n travel, will iilwayi bo in
elnirgo of cureful and ottentivo boftlcii. in ! t)lc mwt tfTcitual remedy which tho medical
I likill of our times cm clevis" for this every
Every deportment of liii Establishment will ' licrc ,,riVailin mid fatal maUid v. It in com
bo iupplicd with nil the comfort! and convonien-
cies tiio weary traveller could desire.
juno 2,
7 00
7 00
2n 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
E. F. lirenner, Morrisdalo, 14
7 00
E. F. Urcnnor, (2) Kylert'11, 14 7 00
( iruliainjiluti,
John Holt, 14 7 On
J. li. Graham, 11 7 00
Matthew Forney, l( 7 00
Edward Williams, 14 1 j 01)
Clturfchl luru'iyli,
Wro. F. Irwin, 12 12 Ml
ltiehord Mossop, II JO 00
lieed 4 Weaver, H 12 50
Moore Etr.wilcr, 12 12 60
Merrell A Carter, 14 7 UO
Krntier t Sons 12 12 .r0
C. D. Watson, 14 7 CO
!oori,'o W. Khcem, li 7 V0
Leonard, Finney & Co. lirokor' Office.
Godai.
Ellin IrVin 4 Son, 1.1 10 00
A. 11. tibiivs U 10 DO
(lirartf.
Joseph Trwin A Co.
J. Augustus. Eneount, 11 10 00
AVillianison F Huuiplirey, 14 7 00
Cvvinylon.
Franeiifoiidriet, U 7 00
Mullen k M11U011, 14 7 00
With Liquors
P. A. (iniilin, 14 00
J. r.Iiiiur, 11 00
Cirliaii.
R.J. naiiien, 14 7 00
ilusten.
Pavid Tyler. - 1 4 7 00
Hiram Woodwnrl, 14 7 00
lm'cui.
Paniel Krubaker, It 7 00
John Shtazor, 14 7 Ot
N B. Those Intereited will t.iko notice that
JOSEPH GOON,
TIIAXKFl'L for past favors and crateful for
future pnsiieet, desirei to inform the citiieni of
thin vicinity, and bis old friends and patrons in
particular, that ho ban removed to the l'IKST
11UOH In the East enu or
77i; First Ji'inr WoH of the Mnniim House.
whore lie him on l.iind constantly, a largo assort
nient of every variety in tho
ROOT AND SHOE LINK
crSTOM HliR K. ATTEXHK.ll TO WITH MSPATI II
The very best of Mock will bo used, and no
pr.ini ipnrcd to make neat fill and durnble work.
All of which con lie obtained from the said Joseph
(jnon VKKY LOW for the ncAi.r nniso.
Clearfield, Au;;. IS, 1858.
Dissolution of Co-Partnei ship.
rpllE undersigned, having been partners In the
' business of tannlnj;, curryiii!;. and I. out unci
ghoeiiiakinfr, at the St. Mary's Uteaiu T: nnery,
have this day by mutual eminent dissolved their
co-partnership connection. All debts duo said
firm of (1. v. Watson A Co.. and all claims against
them will bo fettled by E. 0. PhulU, of SL Mary's
who Inn purchased the interest of tho other two
partners.
(i. W. WATSON',
THOMAS W. ItlCIIAKCS,
E. O. FCMl'ETZ.
St. Mary's Steaui Factor), Jan. 12. IS.it).
110. 2. v. iv.
is. VM, A. ma:son. 1
CLKAIUTELD
MAltivLT;
COHM.lt OK VI KMT AM)
htk i:i:ts,
Till! iiinlersigni'il respectl'ully informs his
friends and the trnveliiii; public in general, that
he has taken the above house.,
FOliMI-ULY KNOWN AS Till- II KM I'
ll ILL HOTEL,
The IlursE has hoon rcrcutly rcfittoil im
nrovi'il, nml m-ivly furninliod ;
EXTENSIVE STABLING
HAS Ill.F.N CllMrl.KTKIl ; AM. II F. 18 P 11 1. f .1 1! K ll
TO AC Tl.lt MIII1ATK
All who inav five hitij a rail, in the most
jiliMising anil agreeable manner.
hined lroni the most active remeiliuls that have
been ditcovercd for the c-xpiirgaticm if this foul
disorder from the lloail, ami the roscuc c.f the
fystuin from it i destructive i-onseimcncc-s. I
Ilcacc it should I c emiiloyrd for the cure of
not only scrofula, hut also these other alfce-
tinim Mhieh nrite from it, rnch as Kiuttive ;
nml Skih 1iseasi:, St. Antiionv'h I'iki:,
Husk, or KiiY.iirri.AK, 1'iMi-i.i a, Fiuti l i s, j
UwiToiirs, IIi.ains ami Iloii.s Ti moks, Ti.tiku i
and Salt Hiiii m, Sc vi.n Ilr.wi, KiNGWottM,
Uui'.t'MATiHM, Svriiii.rnc anil Mbiil-pbiai. Iia-
BASIS, JIlll.rsY, j;iSl 1,1'Jl.l, 1IKIIIUT1, OliO,
1 "I say without hesitation, that if I could hart
but one Monzino nnioni; all that aro pulilislied
i in our country, I should selcot Littcll'i Lirinj
I A'o. It contrives to touch the golden medium
between light and solid articles, between mtr
I instruction and mero entertainment ; and aftmtl
- deal of knowledKO may be gathered up from ti
such as every one ought to possess." i'xroj
from Lrlter from llcnrij Ward Jleeclter.
1 TEHMS. Singlo numbers, 13 cents.; yearlymh.
' rcription, $fi prepaid tu any address. Sulurip.
I tions for u less period if desired. Special term
to Clergymen and clut.s.
I )K I. ESSE II k niOCTEH,
rubr,.ilur. 508 Jiroadivay, JV. Y.
St. no. 9, vol. ly. I
NOTICE.
LATER FROM SHORTY!!!
persons knowing themselves indebted V
me by nolo or book account, aro reuupitecl
to cull on me, on, or before, the first day of Jum
next, and cush 1110 off, or niako aoine arrange.
AH
inde'iil, all Complaint aiwixo laoM Vitia- meut with in, fur I must kayo my books soukd
Tin 01 Impvkr ISLooii. 'ihe ,i.p.,lar Uli.lV All parlies interested will save cost, by
v. . 1 .1 . . ,n.ll,w ... llm nlwivn within Ihft nhovi, illn.
:.. .. . :i..fii.. 1.1 r.,i,i,it,l ;,i r,,il, itcnuin
111 l.l'tr, 117 " lor n'"i ..".. v.. ... ,
r .. . . r .l . : . " .1 r l...l 'II ..
lor sc .oi uia ib.ii uc i;i ni union unn , n,
j urtieulur jniqiese and virtue of this Sarsa n
rilla U to purity and r pine n.te this vital tluiii.
without whii h H.ur.cl hui'lh is inij o.'f-ihle ir
contaminated constitutions.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE FURFCSES GF A TAMILY IT.YSIC
to tbo i.boro within (he above time
And ull persons ha vim: claims against rao ui
likewise reiiicsted to bring on their accounts -'
gnisst me, as I am both able and willing to pj
' tiiciu.
F. FII0KT.
CleiirficM, May 4, 1S.M1. It. no. 10, voL it.
of
are tn enmnosrd that iHscisc within the rm
their action can rarely witbstai.d or cvi .'e iliim
Their penetrating propertie s rrnr.li, unci i lcai.se,
, . , f i ; ; ' anu iiivi ennui- inn hi ...o"". ....
II ith tttry Hang to miner Ins house a ttairaU(e jsnli conPeti!ig its c'.'.cnscd nrtion, and rtsnn-mr
ita healthy vitalities. As a coiim quence of tliesc
piopntii.s, tlio invr.lid who ii I mvrcl down with
iiam nr physical c.U unv u osi'ii.iMico i" i.nu i.is
ttimnint) J'liirr,
will bo supplied wilh nn assortment of choice li
quors ; and ho will endeavor to cutertain his
guests in a lununer that cannot fail to givo tho
11 i.i.ixr s.vriM''.vc'no.
The house is utiiiitoil in a tileasatit ami
tiiet part of Ihe town, ami 110 expense
health or n.c ii-v rcshnd bv a rumily at once so
tii.ijile and inviiini..
Not onlv c!o they cure the rvery-clay complaints
nf every I oily, l t also niai y fonnidalilc ni.d
cla.ieerous diseases. '1 l.c aren't below named is
pleased to furnish pratis my American Alumnae,
cnntniuinc ccrtilicatcs or lluir cures nnu airci-uor.a
nr attention will ho fjuuvil to make it one for their use in the follow ins; rninplaints: Cnstirc-
of the l't liuiiM-s in the counly. A lib
oral iiatrouae isi respi't-tfullv scliriteil.
II. HAVS MOKKUW.
Cleiirli.-bl, nug. IS, I i ,'is'.
LOOK 111 It i: t LOOK
K 1::
an appeal will be held at tho Cninmissioners' Of
fice, in the borough of Clearfield, on the 11th
day of June, 1859, at 2 o'clock, 1'. M.
tl. W. LOXO,
mer. ArrRAiar.n.
May 5, IS'oS. no. 10, vol. it.
ValuaLlo Farm For Sale.
riMlS Subscriber otTen for sale a valuable furm
I situated in llrmly township, Clcnrfiold Coun-
tW, ill raising from eiyli ty to one hundred I y. oa the Erie turnpike, throo milei cat of Lu-
and two luslieU of thcllcd corn per acre, by
riHE undersigned siibscriliers, t.ike this nieth
J. od of iiiloi iiiing tlio public gcnciully. that
they biivo this day entered into copartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH El'SINK.
and can be found ot the' ,hop formerly occupied
liy J. iibuukwiler, 011 Third street, in this bo
rough, where they will be pleased to fee tho r old
customers, and ns ninny new ones as can niakii
it convenient to give them a call.
Uring on your hoes, your spades and picks,
Your log chains mid your pulling stic Us,
lour sleds, your sleighs, your h nso, your inure,
No three-year old shall then go have.
Your spears will work up then just rlht.
To prooning books for every height.
Your swords to.., shall then ho wrought.
To ploughshares cuch as ( .1111 ne'er bought.
JACOP. HI I'XK WILER,
iiEO. W. Oli It.
Clearfield, Ileeeinhcr H, lsjS. tf.
NATIONAL
(LATE WHITE
T
HARD TIMES NO MORE.'
t NY PERSON (l.udv urO
2 t'nited Stales, possessing B small capital of
from $:! to $7 can enter into an easy and respect
able businesf, by which from $j to $10 per ilni
enn hf rentitrd. For particular, address, (wilh
stamp,) W. R. ACTON & Co.
41 Xnrth SIXTH St. I'iiilai.'a.
Feb. lflth 'iX Am.
HOTEL,
SWAN.)
Race st. above Third, Phila.
IIE pi 1 'i if! 'is of the ul.oie well known cs-
liililisiiinent being thankful for the very
liberal 1 iilmi.uge beslnwed upon them the past
year, lake ibi- n.i'thnd ol iiiior.iiiug their lii' ii. Is
and the public tl.nt they nn. still piepaied to ac
coiinii" laic tin 111 if 1, Hole. I wilh 11 call,
i Iiiiiiog ihe stiitiiiicr nion lbs the house has been
lli. lonelily rciiov alcd, iniproi ciucnts made and
other cMcn.-ive alicrali ms in cuiitciiiplalinn.
I We arc determined to devote our whole u:t"U
i (ion to l.ii-imvs 1. ml flatter inrsclvcs with the
coin iclioa that we shall be able to give siti.-fac-ili
SHIES A S 10 VEIL
N. I!. Carr'ages will aln.iif be in rcidnie-s to
.'.'Kicy pa-ciigcrs to 1111. 1 Iron. bUnn.hout l.aiid-iiiL-s
and r.aili.'ii.l li .."is. S. A S.
.M.ir.d. :ilst, la'.S.y,
CUBA HOTEL, JAYNESVILLE, PA.
THE above Hold, having recently been fitted
up tor a boii-c of chIiti liiiiiiciit. is now open
for lite iiccouiiiio.latioii of the public. Travelers
will fi 11 I this a convenient house.
May I'.', ISiS, . .UHN JOllDAN.
170R SALE, by Mkiiiikll A Caiitkii, Ainm'
f.nlrnt Impmrrd Corn ShilUr Also a few
Meat Cullers of the bes t kind w ith a large vari
ety of Hoods in their line, jut received, and r.'ll
ba sold low for cash or produce.
Clearfield, Deo. 8, 18jS.
PHOOL'Ci: VAXTi:i). What, Rye, Oats,
Corn, lhickwheat and Fire-Wood, wanted
at tho office of the CJearticld Republican in pay
ment of printing. dec. 1, lSi.8.
I mportant to Lumbermen.
measure, in n region vliero thirty bushels
is proliahly ft full average crop. My course
Las been to break a sward, say about
seven or eight inches deep, or to liiphly
manure and thoroughly plow other land;
yircparo well, and plant in good season
that is when I think tho weather is such
at to produce quick germination. A
noon M the corn is sufficiently largo to see
tho rows, We commence with tho cultiva
V and hanil-hoo, loosen tho surface and
clean, the hills of weed, and carefully
ijilaoe asmall quantity of loosomold around
'the stalks; alter which wo endeavor to
keep tho surface looso and clean during
the season, particularly keeping the hill
clean, and occasionally adding a little
fresh looso mold. b. n.
. Jierlin, Ohio, May, 1M9.
'Caimahes wiTn Corx. Atan agricultural
moi'tinffin Boston recentlv.'Mr. Brooke al-
. v- gtuKi pil, unci, fine mi
ludod to the praet.co of planting cabbage ;Jlammntm iMn(U,
Among Indian corn, Ilo knew an inLance ;
where cabbago was phuitod in aUernato
tvitTB witlnrn, and the
J16J jir are.
thcrsburg, containing
IU AC RI '-S,
With Forty Five Acre Cleared,
and in a cood state of cultivation. The balance
THE subscriber takes this method
informi lg any and all persons wishing U
procure tne
th.d " ho igent for Clearfield County,
an I wih furnish and put in the said wheel,
nn tlm idiorteat t.os.uible notice, unon an
1 1 plication being made to him nt his resi-
! nri.b UNnt.itr iti inu 1111 innnitii'iin oi w m . , . . , . .
PLANK IIOl'SK, well finished, 36 by 24 in 'Uence in Lawrence township, thrco miles
sire, arratiired for a kitchen tn be added bein-r
well calculated for a TAVERN STANU, having
three room on tho first floe r, and five on the se
vtion vi, I'.xtii wci: iiori;i..
The subs'-ribrr hiivini taken the above well
known stand, formerly kept by II in. A. Ma.-on,
in Curweiipvillo, l'o., is ready to acuoiiin.oilate all
who may favor l.iia witn their patron.ie. His
tallo will alwuys be supplied with tho best the
ai'ket all ..1 4s, and Ii ii linr with the ehoieos'
liiiuors. His stable will be under the earo of 0
tontivo hostlers. DAVID SMITH.
Curwonsvillo, April 21. 1 S5l.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curwensville, Penna.
Tlho suhseriher, formerly of the Exchango llo
X el, Pliilipsburg, hnvini; taken tin above
newt stand, situate on the bank of tho river, ill the
lower end of Cnrwensvillc, would announco thnt
he is now ready for the accommodation of stran
gers and all othvr who may favor him with a
call. Tlio house is lortte and comfortable, and
travelers will find every convenience necessary to
their comfort Ample stabling is attached to the
promises.
DAVID JOHNSON.
February 10, 1858.
m-i, Ilrai ihiini, IU mlnchc iiribivi.' lrvm ilitm il, nil
Nvmciit, ."iciimi ff, lnCnj(!t;(:H. I wit ill unci .110; cm
j iuai lion of the lU irds, h'.ctiih uri. Lost (if iyv
1 tile, Juurdire, mid other kindred c ninpl: nits,
I nrisinp: froni a low s late of the body or obstruction
j of iti, functions.
j Ayefs Cherry Pectoral,
rott THE ii.vni. riT.B OP
Icoitjln, folds, Iiiflurnzn, H0111 scnrcs.
; fronp, nrniichili, Iiicipient CtiiiMiinii
I lion, nnd for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in udviinced stages of the
I disease.
i So wide is the field of ils usefulness nnd so mi-
rncrous nie the cases nf it m cures, that i.lmi.st
rvcrv section of cimntry al.cnincU in persons pi.b
i licl - known, who have been reotorcil fnun alainiiiiH
. 1 , . .... e . 1 . t .. : ..
and even Uespcvaic cuscahcs in nie iunp o.i m
. use. When once tried, its aupi riority ener ivery
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its liitues are known, the
I public no lo.i(!cr hesitate what antidote to in. ploy
I for the distrcssinc; and claiiciernus nllcctioiis of the
1 pulmonary orj-ans that arc incident tu our cliniate.
j While niicnv inferior remedies thrust upon the
' community have failed and hecn discarded, this
j has ainrd friends bv every trial, conferred benefits
I on the alllicted they can never forpet, and pro
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
rRF.rAKKIl IIY
I) SI. J. V. A1EI! cV CO.
LOWELL, MASS,
S(IM) IIV-
cond ; reasonably good temporary stabling, suffi
cient to contain twelve horses ; thriving young
orchard of choice fruit ; and a well which eon
t lint an amply supply of the best water. The
land lays In reach of Eandy Crook, so that tho
timber ean be hauled to it in two or three miles,
on a good level road.
Torins of 8a lo Cheap for Cash, or in payment!
to suit purchasers.
south of Clearfield borough, or by letter
addressed to linn at Clearheld 1. O.
JOHN A. KEEP
Lawrence tp., Sept. 1, 1858. 3m. pd
WATCH & JEWELRY
rpilB nudorsignod respectfully Informi his
X customcri aud tho puhlio generally, that ho
t.-n!. And orinned at
For Information apply to tho owner on the cstlli,iuhment in SUA It".? lit) W Clcarfiold,
l'a, fine stock of WATCHES of d liferent qual
itis, and JEWELRY of oveiy variety, from a full
sett to a aing'o piece, wli ieh he will sell at the
most reasonable rrices for CAf-II.
AEL kinds of Clocks, Watches snd Jewelry
carefully repaired and H'eirrantea.
A continuance of jialronnge is solicited.
Hot. 10th, 1353. ... . II. F. KAU0LE,
I, re miles,
JOHN P. DALE
May 3, 18i9. tf. no. IS, vol. iv.
All icantinn to emiarate to a mild climate.
pood toil, anr) fine market, aect advertisement of
NOTICE.
TIlH Third Session of the Ci.rAnriri.n CorN
tt NonuAii .Sc hool, will be hold in Curwons
villo, eonniicncing on Tuesday the Sd of May
next, and will continue two months. Ao pains
or labor w ill bn spared to rouder tho instruc
tions as thorough nnd practical as possible. Par
ticular attonfion given to tho art of teaching.
Persona wishing to avail thomsolvoa of its ad
vantages aro requested to be present ot Its coin
nioncomont. A C'oaii'y IntlUuU and I'ublio Ex
amination will be held the taut wtek of the srni'on.
L. L. STILL, County Sup.
April 6, 1S59. no. 12, vol iv.
THE UNDEUSIUNED takes this method of an
nouneing to the citizens of Clearfield and tho sur
rounding country, thnt ho has opened a
EBjiirlboir EDnn-p
on Main Ftreet in Shate't Xein coin, where he
is prepared to accommodate nil who give him
call, and hopes to receive a liberal patronage.
OoL 8th, 1858. JEREMIAH N0RIUS.
C. D. Watson, and M. A. Fiiank, ( Ijurlkld
E. V. lllii.NM It. Mcisrisdalc.
('. H. Kiistdii. Piiilipsh.irg.
W. 1 11 wi N, I'urwensville.
Samuki. Aiisoi.n, Luthcrsburg.
And all drngijipls. dec. 22, ISiS.J
CAUTION.
VI.L persons are hereby cautioned a jninst pur
cliasing or mcdeling w ith tho following de
scribed property in the possession of.Ino. lteish of
Itoffg township : Twa cows, one heifer, one year
ling calf. 0110 spring calf, four hedslendt, beds
and bedding, -ne cupboard, two stands, one desk,
ono cook stove, ono coal stove, one lot carpet,
ten chairs, ono clock, one looking glass, ono fan
ning mill, one plow, ono hnrrow, one log chain,
one set liny ladders, one saddle, ono set two
horse harness, in tlio tn 1110 belongs to me, and
is left with tho said John lteish on loan only
subject to my order.
C. AI. CAUWALLAlllill.
April 13th, 1859. Su
CAUTION.
ALL persons aro hereby cautioned against
purchasing or tuedeling with the following
described property now in tho possession of
Jonathan Wiser jr.: 2 milk cows 3 hods and
beding, ono cupboard, ono table, 5 hogs, ono hive
bocs, 0110 cook stove, and all other house-hold
furniture, ono plow, one harrow, ono log chain,
grain and hay, farming utensils 4c., as tho same
beltings to me subject to my order.
JONATHAN WISEK Sr.
April 13th, 1819. 3U pd.
11 A M M O X T O X I. AN 1)
AV10 F.Dijluiid St Ith mrnt A'cr; tjyiortunilf
Jo all wanting ranns,
vX a healthy plaoo, twentv-kivb milbs fror
1 Philadelphia, on tlio Camden anu Tula rite
railroad, New Jersey. An old estate has recently
been opened for sale, nnd tho first division tf
10,110(1 acres divided up into farms of twenty s
crc? and upwards. Tho soil is of tho best quality
for tho production of fruits, grains, Ac. the priee
is .". to lii dollars per acre, payable in easyqmi
terly yearly instalments within a term of four
yearswith interest. Tho terms nro made eeij,
in order to insure tlio rapid improvement 01 ui
hind, by enabling rm-if iwht.triiHoi won tofcuji
farm. It is now being extensively improved by
goiid roads, nnd some of the best I'itiien-J.ii!
New England and the iV id-lie Stales are trctl.
ing lare improvements. It is a scene of the grtt
t.vt in.. rovi nient out of Philadelphia. SeventJ
five houses have been built in four months. Him
ticnl fanners and business men from the tenets
land breadth of the I'liion aro njt ding there. It
! is an important business place, on account of iti
I heiug ill the u.id.-t of a great market. Every
j tide raised on this laud linds un immediate mY
I The water v- excellent, and no such thinjaifi'
' vcr is known.
I The soil is a sandy or clay loam, with a di
1 l,ii, and rrtiutire ol manures. It is frse a"
tones am! ca.-ny worked. It iiiiotinus largi'iju
.he .bo.-ibalcs, ai,. such is its fertility that frm
'be crops pro-tuceil liotl. upon Itns lan.i sin mc
l.i re tn oil ndi. lining under cultivation, it wills
found not to be excelled anywhere in the proJiie
tioii of crops most adapted to its m trkit.
The render limy be well 11 ware lint the wili
est and 111.' best fruits and vegetables come ft""
New Jersi v. which nr j nnnuailv exported Ul tki
amount of millions of dollars; the land, boidei
I l ing accessible in every way for fertiiiiert, hi
un abundant supply nf the best quality of nut
in n n lire.
Lumber and building materials can he hJ n
the sunt nt 11 client. Price, from the ini'Is. Olhr
mills are now being opened, and brickyards b
ing started on t'.ic ground. A person can ptil
a triune tenement for present convenience form:
hundred dollars. On account of the cxtsmi"
emigration, this is tie best courso to purine 'u
or it to tret n nlaeo to live in at lirst. Carwntft
end builders are on hand to put up houses ou lii
best terms.
In settling hero the emigrant has msnT si
vantages. Ilo is w ilhin a lew hours ride of tk
great cities in tha Middle States and New E
land; ho is near his old friends alld associstioli
ho is in a settled country, where every improri
incut and comfort of civilization is at hand;''
is in a healthy place, nnd is not subject to '
certainty of losing the greater part of hit b-J
aud his own health by thoso malignant fc'f
which innke the pivfi of so mnny millions of v
young nnd hardy in 'fur off legions awtlj W
iiiinie nnd friends. Ilesi es, ho has a niilc,?
mate nnd an opon wintor.
Tbero are thrco trams dully to i nusu't
and to all tl-oso who itnprovo, the railrosde
pany gives a free ticket.
The reader wi.l at onco be struck with tM
vnntiiges here presented, and ask himself
the property has not been taken up before;
reason is, it wa never thrown "into the mrw
and unless thoso statements wore corrects
would be invited to examine tholand before i
chasing. All are expected to do this. Tlj'J
see tho land under cultivation ; they will
persons no doubt from their own ncighbortow
they will witness the improvement, and "
judge of the character of the population. '
sons should come prepared to purchase, as
are locating, and locations are not held os r
The Ilammonton Farmer, a nontn'-'."(f
and agricultural shoet, containing full '
tion or Ilammonton, will be sent to eaoi W
rer and -tin he obtuiuei nt 25 cents pei ' "
eMcu i'
cabbnge sold for To til wanting Furmt, admrtiemeni ; T all want no Farmt, ten edverlitetvtvt ofi TTEAVT nnd DREl
1 I Hammonloti Jinds. j Ilammonton Lands. I A J. very ckoajj st
DREP3 OVEn-COATS selling
KnATiKR .-.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
rpiIE r.OOKS of D. W. Mooro, Esq. having
X been. in my possession for settlement nnd
collection for (01110 time, and still much of them,
remaining unsettled, I givo this lust notice, that
tall persons indebted upon said books for adverti
i ting, subscription, or job work, must positively
' come and settle the same, at or before the May
Court. W.M. I'OHTER.
Clearfield, March 2, 1859. (no. 7, vol- Iv.
Cloverseed.
FIFTX ni'SIIELS of Cloyersoed for snlc at
-.he store of '" WM. IRVIN,
MarchJS, '69 tf. nrwensville.
4.-.T:,l.. c,l:......l..A W.mnlfll I
en, clear of nil incumbrnnco, when r1"1".,,,
ney is paid. Route to the land : lrfT
etrect wharl, Philadelphia, for Hamuioj'
railroad at half past seven, A. IU " f, tf
past five V. M.i when there Inquir 'ajl
liyrncs. Boarding conveniences will M . t
Letters and apidicatlons can be ddrlTV,
8. li. COUtlllLIN, 202 South FIFTH jt."T
ui. i.,ii.inii,i Atnns and infer".
chnnrl'iillv fnrolbiil. 'fno. t, VoLI
All vant'wq to emigrate to amU -
good soil, am 1 fine market, see advertise"
Ilammonton jAinds. .
To all vanting Farms, see
Ilammonton Lands.
Iccrt'iit
1 ACKKREL AND UKRRIN fe
111 Corner Store Cnrwensviiie.
w
18th Af 1859. no. 14, toI.Iv.
' ..wit
wm.