i imnr
mi:
Rslsho; Wattrnrll ni
( !nifm r I'ntPiori-l lit.e ' ' It ".
ml-.rtilrr In the 'lifln'r I r film'
Ihf) rumme-nri-titr-tit -f cIihiio II!, flti'l
have pined runny Vnliiiil e liint tlir-io-from.
I nw nti mliilit in Vnl. VI. tcli
livr) tnidili vtnlcnili li'tl" SMi i 't'lilk,
willed I linvf f.. Unwed, nnd il. Iim l-nid tiio
, II,
ti
tle! fcl'l .
' . . I 1 ' . "ll-l Mil
,i i 1 1 intf ! 1 1 it . ,l! in i-nia
t ''I' In''. 'I ' I IU-imi-'h1"ii, lit
l etils IT pfl M'ttll .
Illi -I - ),n- I kf( slflln'S t'l Oil' fVIH'llllt.
Ail In In I 'lilr nf lli Intimr, Hani
tiH'iil'iii, All inlii' 1'iiithly, New .Isi-ey,
Tin-.- ttihilii I In a lit ml, I'f III" liit
(i lli'V, III "in' nf I lut lirrillliii-l nnd liinM
ilnlieliiful iTniinti lit lint I'lilnii, see sul
fur tho ' ! ifnt f rvrr smee, in linv in ii (
j.Uiilv rrp... itiilntM o rtijny. i f A It M I.ANIM It'll SAM". MIU'.S
I (Itlif a t.etieh nl.mit (wo nnl ''''"if,,,,,, l'li ! I. -1 1 li iit l-v Knilr.md in the Mule
foi l deep, nnd about tlu snnin in "Mtli.1,,1 .rvv .t.-r.-v. Soil nini.ii,! lint l st fur
filled It with ln.ro mnmirc in a heated j A ,,.;,,), lln, ' ,, ,..,,,, .i,)lf ,, p l.mm
Into, Mnnipo.1 It dn.vn hnrd, nnd ' " !S(il. tutli n rlnv bottom. The laud in n
tnt bnck Ihe earth, inlxinj? wvll I herewith . ,ivl'(i ,rt ri,i r,ini)M) nl,j
a few load of ntui.ly loiini, ninl flnntol tulai,.(.(is f,.OIU u) ,.( f the niniili v nn
my seed. I liml (omit l.oxoi nmdo ol lmv M,nyu tl linj T, ,.,,,,, rim
liownU, si or eight inches hih, covered 1 1,,.,,,,,,, .'inwini.'. Terms from f l.'i In ft'JO
with millmet. minim, or other Hun, open lwn .,ftyi,j,,, ,vii,i fur years l.v in
Hot li, to kcepoll'thct striped bug, which, ,.,m,.nt!(, j' visit the. place -I.'.-uvo
ar so destructive lo melon, j Yin,, st. wharf at Philadelphia, nt 7J A.
I siteceoded lieyond my expectation, M , Knilm,,! for llnmmonton, or ml-
nnd imve usmi the wuuo rule for yonr. j i i. i nvrn,.8. ,v lotlcr. Si-o full ml-
I V 111 IV II. l. ll (m .ii(,S (. I I.Ktd..' I,
I I l' , ll l J't' t"l l l lun In U 4 In
In oiif hi'lii" III Dm ''! linn nn llo'tl
' II' i, mi.l In Hiitkii.niilifc timtiner, li In"
i'l ( ii"lhpi It Ml tlio fli l",' i.fi lli ti'.ilh i In lit
Mmli. l nrni, J. il'.i.r tn-t i.f Ihlcl l . tinitlt
iii...-iln ili n 1. 1 ,!. i., Iuip h Kill ll''''i
i iiii'lnnll nn liiiinl In t c p BnMiiii li I l Mn-h"l"iij-
mi l run ll"ll"tn I Imiin, nii'l I nl lm l
Vr i'f firry id iiiinn, lil h lio t III ili"
l'l nil rrn-utiiililn (. rm da tlm tiliiin lli' l'
run I linl i l-i nlirri" In lli e'miilv,
Ili pilnrk i'f t iil iiii'l W ni tinw i n Imint, rmi
'111' In 'arl nf 1 i -1 fi tT mi'l l'"linii"ll lliirfitiin ,
H. 1 1 . , Suninif mul Wrtrlihiit Hlntnln, ii -ln mul
lliii.k (ii.r, I nn .'Ii mul 1 ii'l.l I'lmt lli"lli'n'li'.
Mniiit, lirinlifimt, (.'.Hire, ( in .I mul l'iir Tn
lid, A i'. ('.Ami ii in i ii I ii 1 ii r' J nnj ililivoriil nl
fin r I'lni' ili'firi'l.
I I I. rum)' l, I S.'.VI. no. 4, Yul. lv.
No IIT III) Cm! Kt Arrh,
t. Ill ll'lt I li,l lil will l "f luf "'-
In liii.iM fil.t. I. mi. III l"l' ' llll!l
Mini Ii h Ju I I'.i: H-HI It
lloioniln, or KIiir'a l'.vll,
T
In the spring I di out tho c.irth nnd
rotten mnnure, fill ttifl iiimo m lu-fore,
throwing buck tho siimo oBrth nnd rolln
manure, thoroughly tninplodj nnd if it
tiftcds moro gnnd, ndd n loud or bo, mixed
with tho enrth. The ridn will prow hot
ter every yenr. lloe well nnd wnter prop
erly, nnd s good croj) mny be experted.
Laihen ilium.
Tub Imi-ortancb or Weix Ci-rino Hay.
Tho dimerence between late cut, or
badly cured early cut hay, or poor stnrch
and gluttonous utruw is, 1 have found by
experiment in feeding, very little. Yet
the great bulk of hay fed, in cities and
villages, as well n by shiftless farmers,
partakes of those dol'eivt, because good
farmers feed but rarely sell, good hay,
and poor ones rarely cure if well or cut it
in the right time, I apprehend that one
great cause of the city distillery-fed cows
is due as much to the poor as to the short
ration of hny ihey receive. Some tupposo
that to a slop-f-id cow is only necessary to
keep up her cud nnd to distend the slom
ack, as the slop contains all tho phosphate
and nitogeneous nutriment required.
This is a great mistake, for the slop hnv
in given up its starch und sugar to alrho.
hoi, the hay should be e peoially rich in
this, as an equivalent for tho lack of it in
the slop.
Hay should always be cut w ith nil its
. fuices intaet and before its seed is ripe.
To do this effectively, sweating in cock is
better than too much exposure to tho sun;
nnd if the weather is showrv, c!oth caps
kfor the cocks will sometimes pay for
. themselves the first season in the quality
; 9f the hay alone.
But I am aware that many will reply to
my logic na a Buffalo farmer did last Au
guit, when I told him that his timothy
'seed had outgrown its usefulness, and lout
nil its juices with a part of its seed to boot.
.."I know it" said he "but it requires no
; curing, and it will sell just as well in Buffalo."
Salt as Mam-re. The Gcnnce Farmer
shys: "Mr. Johnston has used salt occa
sionally on his wheat for twenty years,
and always found it to promote thegrowth
I and early maturity of the crop ; he thinks
the salted wheat is four or five days earlier,
lie sows the salt at the time of seedling.
This year he intends to sow 400 lbs. per
' acre. He thinks it would be better to
sow it on the fallows in the early part of
uie summer; the more intimately it can
be mixed with the soil, the better.
" This fact in regard to the beneficial
effect of salt, is an exceedingly interesting
one, both ia a practical and scientific
point of view. Salt contains two elements
which enter into the composition of all
(Our cultivated planti ; but we think its
t action, in this instance at least, is not to be
ancribed to its supplying these elements ;
they are seldom deficient in soils. If we
adopt Trofessor Way's hypothesis in re
. g ard to the form in which wheat and other
ceraha take up the silicia required to stif
fen their straw viz. as a double silicate of
. alumnia and ammonia we have at once an
t explanation of the fact ; for this double
i silicate is much more soluble in water
containing salt, than pure rain water. In
Other- words, a dressing of salt wonld be
equivalent to a dressing of ammonia, which
is known to have snch a beneficial eO'ect
on wheat, not only promoting its growth,
but increasing its early maturity."
How to Save Pliks. Having been dis-
nppoimea ior several years sin raising tnis
excellent, iruit hy the ravages of the cur-
culio, I was induced in the year 1854 to
try the following experiment; About
the middle of June, or rerhans later I sv
ringed the trees with a pailful or two "of
- iiaicea nme-wnter. In tho following full
I gathered an abundant cron of fine fruit.
I do not say this remedy is infallible, but
seeing is ueneving."
..A Fact Wostht or Noti. By taking
nu shrabs or plants at this time, with some
of their own soil about the roots, and pla
' cing thorn upright in a cellar until October
then transplanting them into pots, and
t watering them with a solution of sal am-
rnonim to a pint of rain water, you will
- have summer flowers in winter.
ft&,I t may sometimes be economoy to
ouy manure; out, as a general rule, only
to got the laud in heart to grow manure.
j, Loxo and Short Dats. At Berlin and
t, London, the longest day has sixteen hours
and a half : at Stockholm, the longest doy
? has seventeen hours and a half; al Ilam.
burg, the longest has seventeen hours, and
, the shortest seven ; at St. Petersburg, the
longest day has nineteen, and tho bhortest
five hours ; at Tornea in Finland the
longest has twenty one hours and a half,
and the shortest two hours and a half; at
Wandorhus, in Norway, the day lasts from
, the 21st of May to the25nd of July, with-
out interruption ; and at Spitzbergon, the
longest day is three months and a half.
" Said Tom. "Since I have been abroad ;
I have eaten so much veal that I am a
shamed to look a calf in the face." I
si'pose sir, then," said a wag who was pres-,
enl, "you shavo without a glass."
" ' j
A CALLAXT wsg who was sitting bealiV
' his beloved, and being unable to think of!
j' anything' lo say, axkei why she was like a
, tailor f "I don't know," she said with a
. pouting hp, "unless it is because I am sit-
ting beside a goott.
t J . WJuTo cure dyspepsia spade and work
ytrnr pwd garden. .
vertisenii-nt in another column.
A LIST OK ItCTAILKUS
OF FOKEIGN AND DOMKSTIC MEKCHAN.
DISK
Li the County of Cltarh'eM or the year 18o9.
TUWNSIIll-S.
7fWy.
F. K. AmoM,
Fiimui'l ArniiKI,
H. II. Monro,
Hobcrling A Son,
Jacob Kunt,
Curlislo t Co.
Dun-on A Co.
A. Montgomery, with Lli
Lvutbt'f City bnmigh,
John Fctrgunon.
Jnlm liroi.mnll,
Wright A Co,
Jordan.
Henry Sunn,
Mc.Murry A, Hagertr,
David McUouan,
Hurnnulc.
lliiKdul JIcMurry,
Allium A Knydor,
. .Me.Miutnri,
Jnmn McMurry,
l'nlrhin & Son,
Lotvit Smith,
Lrccariii.
Wulil t Diokcton,
Win. Levis,
J. Cooper,
Sniuuel Hagcrty,
M'ooJuarJ.
I)oilingtn A Co.
Thomas Honilerton,
Whitmcr A Co.
Lawrence.
Jamea Forrest,
A'liu-.
Martin Slirk,
Curirrnsi-ille birough.
Wm. Irvin,
Kliia lrvin A Sons,
Wui. Melinite,
A. Montgomery,
John I'atlon,
J. D. Tnoiupion,
. Goodwin,
Wm.'I.umadoo.
Decatur.
Dowman A Perks,
J. F. Stiiier,
Jl 'orru.
E. F. Hrenner, Morristlnl
K. F. lirenner, (2) KyUrl
Grahampton.
Jolin Holt,
I. 1). Uraham,
Brailfonl.
Mattliew Forsey,
Edward Williami,
Clearfield borough,
Win. F. Irwin,
Richard Mossop,
Heed A Weaver,
Moore A Ktzwiler,
Merrcll A Carter,
Kratner A Sons,
C. D. Watson,
Ueorgo AV. Itheeui,
Leonurd, i'iuney A Co. Brokers' Offic.
Goshen,
class AMorsr.
U S 7 00
II 7 Oft
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
nor, 14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 oft
14 I 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 7 00
It 7 00
14 7 0ft
14 7 00
14 0
11 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 0ft
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 01
14 7 CO
14 7 00
It 7 00
10 30 00
11 10 Oft
I 4 7 00
14 7 00
II li 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
s, 14 7 00
'a, 11 r 00
14 7 00
11 7 (0
It 7 00
14 1) 00
12 12 50
13 10 00
12 12 0
12 12 5ft
14 7 00
12 12 60
14 7 00
14 7 00
Eliza Irvin A Son, IS 10 00
A. B. Shaw, 13 10 00
Girard.
Joseph Irwin A Co.
J. Augustus Larount, 13 10 00
Williamson V Humphrey, 14 7 00
Covington.
Francis Condriet, 14 7 60
Mullen A Mulson, 14 7 00
With Liquort
I A. flaulin, 14 00
J. P. KiJer, 14 00
Carthaut.
It. J. Ilainei, 14 7 00
Huiten.
David Tyler, It 7 00
Hiram Woodward, 14 7 CI
(7mm.
Daniel Brubaker, 14 7 00
John Sheaier, 14 1 00
N B. Those Interested will take notice that
an appeal will be held at the Commissioners' Of
fice, in the Borough of ClearBeld, on the 14th
day of Jane, I860, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
O. W. LOXO,
HER. APPRAISBR.
May 3, 1859. .no. It, vol. lr.
Valuable Farm For Sale.
1MI3 Subscriber offers for sale a valuable farm
. situated in Brady township, Clearfleld Coun
ty, on the Erie turnpike, three miles east of Ln.
thersburg, containing
126 AC It
With Forty Five Acre Cleared,
and in a good state of cultivation. The balance
ia well TiHBr.iiED. The improvements are a
rLANK . HOUSE, well fiuicbed, 36 by 24 in
site, arranged for a kitchen to be added being
well calculated for a TAVERN STAND, having
three rooms on the fimt flocr, and five on the se
cond ; reasonably good temporary stabling, suffi
cient to contain twelve horses; a thriving young
orchard of choice fruit; and a well which con
tains an amply supply of the best water. The
land lays In reach of Sandy Creek, so that the
timber can be hauled to it in two or three miles,
on a good level road.
Terms of Sale Cheap for Cash, or In payments
to suit purchasers.
For lnfurmation apply to the owner on the
rrcuiues.
JOHN P. DALE.
May 3, 1859. tf. no. II, vol. iv.
NOTICE.
MIK iinilt-rsiirnetl being; about In il:ssnlve
tlu-ii ' linrliicrnliili, irivo liulii e lo nil I'l-rm-us
having ilciilings with llii-tn i- nny way tvlinlmi.
ever, In mil anil i-ottlo Million! ilulny, as in n
rlmrt time the lumlis will l,o li ft in other hnml
fur si'ltlt-ini-iil ; but they would prefrr that nil
w ho c ii ponililv do sn, should iiimre their ac
counts before the dissolution is linnlly elleeteil.
MIUUUM.I.K A OA It T Kit.
Clenrnulil, I'a., April 6, lS.i'J. uu. 12, vol. iv.
CAItl).
MKSS CONSTANT lute from the Enst repee
fully unniitiiircs to the citijens of
t leurflelil nnd Ihe County gem-rally , Ihtit (bo is
prepared to give instruction in Muic
PIANO, MELODEON AND fil'ITAIt
also, in the rsr.Kcn la!oi-aoe it sr.isa iir.n
SATIVB TOUUI E.
She refers all who mny be interested in the
above, to the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. M'Lcod.
Terms 18 00 in advance, or f 10 lift, if n,.t in
advance.
Doc. 8, 1SS8. tf.
I IUST INFinST 8EKVED!
HOOTS 8c SIIOKS
AL Y O MA
Mi (ili.ilK .l
I ii. i ii II. ,1.1. nhil it. nil, ,1 II in a t Ii- miHnl.t"
i lb" sire, and Hie mii i.f lln- ti b ll'fi -ul'lli'
I Mr, II. bus lit d a 1 1 1 hi- f I'- il- ii"1 In I" I' I I'
iiil!, lie linn tin hi iliill,,n In fivlnit llml hi" -ih -i
:ill llml r Imii-e a ples'iuil nnd ilrii nble sl"p
I iilnif I'liw'i'.
(It Hie iibnililn liii nl'.ih i-f llii" II ,l.'l li-r pi r-S'-iin
vifiliiiit lliet'iiv, riilirrun
fi.v iirs!.xr:s f ),' 7. -.'.i.vr ;.'.
it Is ilorinid nll'-ci'llier iiniieee-ry l Fpenk,
n no lliilrl lii I'liilii'li lpliiii I" 1'i'tliT kniittii tliiin
lli n .V.iiiiif I', i ii, .11."
Hv cli-e nlti'iitinii In the wnnts of his rtitmu
era .Mr. II. Impi-s to duserro a Intro of public
piitruiiiii-.
N. II. His l"riii per dny hut bren fixed nt 111
low rttln i-f fl.'i.'i.
i-pt 'JL'ml, Is.'iS. 1 j r.
FLEMING IIOTfCL,
(FoitMEItl.V KNOWN AS THE (lool) InTKNT.)
Cl'ltWENSVILI.E,
Clearfield Cmitty, J'eiinsilraniii.
The sulivi-i il-i r lu gs Icnvo t-i infiirm bis old
ciistuiiivrs, nnd the public gi-nernlly tluit ho bus
recently tuken the nhnve well known stnnd, nnd
t Ii ii t ho bni iiitinly rclilled d rernrnished It In
a btyle nilnpte-l to Iho age, and the wnttt.i of tho
entire traveling cointuiiiiitv.
HIS TABLE
will nlwnys bo provided with every luxury the
mnrkeU nnd nurroiiniliiig country will afford.
HIS BAR
will bo supplied with the choicost w iues And li
quors. HIS STABLES,
which ere the bent and inoft coniinnilioiis on tho
road within a dny's travel, will alwnys bo in
rlinrgo of careful and attentive hostlers. In
short
Every dupnrtment of his EstnblMunpnt will
be supplied with all the comforts and oonvonien
cies the wcni v traveller could ib-sire.
juno 2, '4S. WM. A. MASON.
JOSEPH GOOiX,
THANKFUL for pant favors, and grateful for
future prospects, di-sirt-s to inform the citizens of
this vicinity, and his old friends nnd patrons in
particular, that ho bus removed t- the FIRST
ROOM in the East cud of
Snap's Har
The First Ihor West etf the Mansion Haute.
whero ho hns an bnnd constantly, n largo assort
uient of every variety in tho
BOOT AND SHOE LIAR
CUSTOM WOK ATTENDED TO TUTU Dl.M-ATCU
The very best of stock will be usel, and no
poiiis spared to miiko neat fits and durable work.
All of which enn be obtained from the said Joseph
Goon VERY LOW fur the niiior itiitso.
Clenrfiold, Aug. 18. 1868.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
rpllE undersigned, having been partners in the
' business of tunning, currying, aud boot and
rhoemaking, at the St. Mary's Steam Ti nnery,
have this day by mutual consent dissolved their
co-partnership connection. All debts duo raid
firm of ti. W. Watnon A Co., and all claims against
them will be settled by E. C. Sliulti, of St. Mary's,
who has purchased the interest of the other two
partners.
O. W. WATSON.
THOMAS W. RICHARIS,
E. C. SCIIULTZ.
St. Mary's Steam Factory, Jan. 12, 1859.
uo. 2. v. iv.
C L K A H F 1 E Fi L)
mm.
coiim.1i or i-insr and makkIvT
snti:rrs,
Till', nndersigiic-1 respectfully informs his
friends nnd the traveling public in general, that
he has taken the tiliovo house.,
FORMERLY KNOWN' AS TJIK JIKM I'
ll ILL HOTEL,
The IIor.-'E hns been n-i-ently refilti-il im-j'lovi'-l,
and iit'tvlv l'innilir(l ;
EXTENSIVE STABLING
HAS lll'.EN t'OMI'LCTEIi ; AM) HE IS ritF.rAUUIl
TO Al l OM.MoDATE
All who niny L'ive him a cull, in the most
I'lt-iising and ngrocublo m;ni I ier.
Ha is Am p j LCTMad
With every thing to render his house a desirable
slop)intf pluee,
will be supplied with nn aKsortment of choice li
quors ; and he will endeavor to entertain his
guests in a inouner that cai.nut fail to give tho
1-XI.MT SATISl.'ACTION.
The liouiie is Pituatod in a plcaKnnt and
quiet purt of the town, and no exnenHe
or attention will be uparod to make it one
of tho best house-i in the county. A lili
eral patronage U rospeetfnllv sol'iriteil.
II. HAYS MORROW.
Clearfield, aug. lS,U5g. y.
s ft ew-llitlti1 i1l'. r-ittttt-tlmi f lV
l,l.l, ly l'l'h tb' t'cr-miK iliHe-,
rk, ftml -". I'lli'H In iln uln'li'ti, II
t.,.s'M he wh'-ln l"lv, ami M lmr fit
( Hi., m nn any f.ntt t( It. N'1 '''I"1" '
fi.-tn In nttfi) k, tmr l ih'to we bit h It n-nr
tint ilettiy. 'Hie si rnf'ili'iiK tnint l vniion-ly
,ni I liy tin'i'titial li-e, l'-w living, ili-
nnli reil or nulienltby fin.il, imptint nir, lilth
nd lillby IiiiIhIs llm ili't-n 'itit Vici , Mid,
slmvo nil, l r tlm Tctii rinl infi t tmn. M lint--viT
b in wittiii, It in lirrnliiiiry in the i i-n-slltiili'm,
iIik rnilintf " fmni jmtciits In t Inldn n
tmtn the thii'l H'i'l I'liirlh ft' '' union l" inl' 'It
11 si-i nn lo ho the rod i f II on lio tnys, " 1
Will Vi-it till! illilluilit'S of tllC flltlltlS l!'OII
tlu-ir ibililrtm,"
Its I'llVcts cnmntc-nco by ili-pmitlnn from the
blood of corrupt or iilreroiu inatler, whirh, in
the lungs liver, mul ititi-rnul uriinns, is termed
tubercle i in tho plaints, ewcllinil'i nnd on
the nurface, cniptimit or mre. Thi foul cor
ruption, whii h (,'entlc-r-i in the blond, ili-prcwa
the energies of life, an that scrofulous conMitu
titmn not only sulftr from scrofuloii" roiu
plaints, hut thev have far le-ai power to with
Hand tho ntttu'-ks of other discascn ; consc
(jticntlv, vast iminhers jicri-h hy disonl-rs
which,' nlthont;h not nernfiilous in their nuttire,
nro still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Mn-t of the eonsiimpt ion which de
cimates the human family has its origin directly
in thin Bi-nfiilmu contamination ; nnd many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brniu,
and, indeed, of nil tho organs, nrise from or
arc aggravated hy the same cause.
One quarter of till our people nrc rrrofulniis ;
their persons me invaded by this linking in
fection, nntl their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system n must renovate
tho blood hy nn alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it' by healthy food nnd exercise,
Such o medicine we aupply in
AYEIVS
Compound Extract of Sarsnparilla,
the most effectual reined v which tho medical
tkill of our times can devise- fur this every
where prevailing nnd fatnl malady. It is com
bined from the most active remedial that hnve
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from Ihe blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequence;.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec
tion!! which nrisc from it, such ns KurrriVE
mid Skim IIiskasks, 8t. Antiiony'h 1'iuk,
I lose, or Kitvsii-r.i,AS, l'tMi-i.rs, I'isti-lkh,
lii.oreiiKS, Ih.AiNS and lion s, Ti-moks, Tktthu
nnd S.n.T Kiiim m, Set.n Ut-An, Kinowoiim,
liiiruMATtsM, SYrmi.tTiRnnd MnncfiiiAi. Dir-
LANKS, llllUI'AY, l)YSI-l:l-SIA, iJtllll.lTT, Olid,
indeed, ail Cumtlaints auisino juom Vitia
ted ou iMri'ui! lii.ooit. 'J'he Kipolnr belief
in " impurity of the blood" i founded in truth,
for scrofula ih u defend ution of the blood. 'Jhc
particular purpose and virtue of this iSnreapn
lillu is to purif y and refjem rate this vital lluul,
without which round health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE FURFCSES OF A FAMILY rKYSID,
nMlvrl(l..,l,.p .ltf,, 4,
.fill. "MM. .In. f,.,r nt,,,.,''
d, .in-s lii InfMim Hi ei.oiieiiiili al U,. u 1
bsl. ..n.,,dM,i,.yf ' ,,(
MlltM t Mllllk,
al M sli'ip, and llml be rushulniiif,, 0 M
(of S-ip-ii-r lti,.,, ty i, .rt,iin n, h "'
In, 1,1 end kin In n lni,,li.. . .i , . '".
,'... .1 IH..I..- -l-l.l. ' ',"., ' " ""' '
- " """ '"' 'innnpany anili',
ho-n
Hi
.i i.
wni- n in' i- -ii- I'lini'-'i i" iii.i,i,i. ,,i Bi .....
rut' , fur ni-h, a they csn ,n piin,,., 4, ( J
other elalili,huiMit of the sort In the e,n,'
I'l-ismii wi-liing to l"iy furiilliire are Itnii.jj'
- - ... 1.1. -I..... -.1 .. .'"r1t'l
'"" ri,. . nii'i riniilllic (IIS ftrlll'lrl nX
nir" m'l I'liniig i aiiii-s- Ylnhi'pany ani',m
,n bunmim - t'ninini.n snd I "'' !.,MJ,.
"I ii fids, f-'iiln, t'ii l,"iif,., r-'ufiK, i.:nt,
I. h be Is .1. I. l ml,,. . I I., ,li.,,,. , '
wine for IIh iiim-Um .,f tln-fr oiinlitr nml nm.h
n I'.re I nri liniiig el-.n here, ns liefc rli .....'.
di nt Unit he run M,it thi-tn In (,rl- sml qn.'.
N. II. He Is aleii preprired to ninke fiirru,
ord'-ron Iho shoilei-t imlice, and attend fuirl
with a bcurse, when riilled upon.
VAll kinds of eiiunlrv produce nil', tt ti-
Ifiiivi'il In tinvtm.til riirwink.
nov. 17, 1S. ly.
TDK LIVIXcrAGT '
HAVIN'fl largely Increased its circulation ft
piift year, the pulilijliers are oiiublcd to
peii-l tho new end attractive feature of a tn-riei
of l.iTi-.ttAnv Ati ti-.iTirie 1'onTRAiTs, tigim
vcu on sieci, rmm in which wm pe neeumpsnitil
by a Iliogrnpliicnl Memoir, thus fnrnih)ng fn m
rentier, n't mitv lliM pr.n m ,.f it,m L..t tt ..
- j v j ennai,
ml l.ilrrithtre nf (he H'nrAf, but also a eompleti
Illustrated Hiugrnphlcal IHetlonary, coiiiiiub.
cing with the l'ortrnits of He Qulncey, followed
by Hugh Miller, W. 11. I'rcioolt, l'rolessor Wll'
I-I...U. i nk..u.. II 1. I l. .
"I say without hesitation, that If I eonld W
but ono Mtigazino among nil that are puhllihsj
In our country, I should select Liltell's Lirior
Age. It contrives to touch the golden rnediua
between light and solid articles, between inert
instruction and mere entertainment j and agreil
deal of knowledge moy bo guthered up frsui it
such ah every one nin.lil l.i r.n...... '- .
....j ..n -x.irucl
frnm LtttrT rnm 7rniy ll'iirii lerekir.
in, .-initio nuiuuers, u ceaut; yearlyiab.
feription, $11 prepaid to any address. SnUrip.
tions for n less period it desired. Speoial tern
to Clergymen and clubs.
JU.K&SKK & PROCTER,
J'ublifhers. Jiroadway, J J".
SU no. , vol. ir.)
NOTICE.
LATER FROM SHORTY!!!
All rersom knowing themsolves linlcbted t
' ino by niito or book account, are requested
i to cull on ino, on, or before, tho lirst dny of June
; next, nnd cash mo off, or make some arrangt.
men t with me, fur I mui-t knve my books settled'
I up. All parties interested will save costs by it.
j tending to tho above within tho above time.
) And all persons having claims against me an
i likewise reiillestcil lohrin'on their ueemmi. .
'igniDst nn', as I am both ablo nod willing to pay
luetn.
F. SHORT.
Clcnrfiel'l, May t, 1?59. 4t. do. 18, vol. ir.
II A M Il O N Tf) X I. A. I)
LOOK IIF.KKt LOOK
It I'
THE undersigned subscribers, take this meth
od of informing the public generally, that
they have this day entered into copartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS,
and can be found at the shop formerly occupied
by J. Shunkwilcr, on Third street, in this bo
rough, where they will be pleased to see the r old
customers, and as many new ones as can make
it couveniont togive thoia a call.
Bring on your hoes, your spades and picks,
Your log-chains and your pulling sticks,
Your slods, your sleighs, your horso, your mare,
ro tiiree-yeur old snail then go bare.
Your spears will work up then just right,
To prooning hooks for every height.
Your (words too, shall then be wrought.
To ploughshares euch as Cuin ne'er bought.
JACOB SIIUXKWILER,
GEO. W. ORR.
Clearfield, December 8, 1 SOS. tf.
"HARD TIMES NO MORE."
A NY PERSON (Lady or flcntlemim,) in the
V. Uuited States, possessing a small capital of
irom J lo f, can enter into an easy anil respect
able business, by which from $5 to $10 pcrrny
eon o rtniiica, lot particulars, nnilress, (with
tamp,) W. R. ACTON & Co.
41 North SIXTH St. Bhiuad'a.
Feb. 19th '59. 3m.
IT'OR SALE, by Mkriiell Carter, Adami'
Lnlrtt Improved Corn Shelter Also few
Meat Cullers nf tlm hm t kind . 1 ........ ...i
CtV of Goods in Lheir linn. luct. mpnir.. n nr1 ..'II
ba sold low "for cash or produce.
I'learneld, Dec. 8, 1858.
PRODUCE WANTED. Wheat, Rye, Oats,
Corn, Buckwheat and Fire-Wood, wanted
at the office of the Clearfield Republican iu pay
ment of printing. dec. 1, 1858.
All wanting to emigrate to a mild climate.
good soil, and fine market, tee advertisement of
Jiammonioti lianas.
I mportant to Lumbermen.
THE subscriber takes this method
informi.ig any and all persons wishing t
procure trie
th;il re s tho agent for Clearfield County,
nn I wih furnish and put in tho said wheel,
on tho shortest possible notice, upon ap
plication being made to him at his resi
dence in Lawrence township, three miles
south of Clearfield borouph, or by letter
addressed to him at Clearfield P. 6.
JOHN A. REED.
Lawrence tp., Sept. 1, 1858. Sm.pd.
To all wanting Farmi, tit advertisement i
iiamrrwnwn lianas, ,
WATCH & . JEWELRY
TnE uudersigned respectfully Informs hli
customers aud the public generally, that he
has just returned from the Kaet, and opened at
hit establishment in SUA WS UO W Clearfield,
Ba. a line stock or WATCHES of different qnal
itis, and JEWELRY of eveiy variety, from full
sett to a sinpfe piece, which be will tell at the
most reasonable prices for CASH.
ALL kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
carefully repaired and ll'arrnnfert.
A continuance of patronage ia solicited.
Not. 10th, 1H58. H. F. NAUOLE,
to all wanting Farms, ees advertiscmrnt of
ftammontcn juanat, '
NATIONAL HOTEL,
(LATE WHITE SWAN.)
Race st. above Third, Phila.
riUIE proprietors of the abovo well known cs
X, tabliidimcnt being thankful for tho very
liberal pntronago bestowed upon them tho past
year, take this method of informing their friends
and the public that they are still prepared to ac
commodate them if favored with a call.
During the summer months the house has been
thoroughly rcuovated, improvements innilo and
other exU'iiMi e alterations in eoutemplalioii.
Wo are determined to devulo our uliole atten
tion to husiiu-M nnd flatter Jitrselvcs with llie
conviction that we shall be able to give siitislac
lion. PlliES A SI'UVER.
X. B. Carriages will always be in readiness to
convey passengers to nnd from tftcuuihimt Land
ings nnd Railroad Iicpots. S. .t S.
March 31st, ISSS.y,
CUBA HOTEL, JAYNESVILLE, PA.
THE above Hoti I, having recently been lilted
up for a buufo nf entertainment, is now open
for tho necomiu'idiitiiiti of the public. Travelers
wiii find Ibis a convenient botn-c.
May 19, 1858, JOHN JORDAN.
"VTATIOXAI, I-'.Xl'lIAMiE HOTEL.
1.1 The subs'-ribor having taken the above well
kuown Hand, formerly kept by ll'm. A. Mason,
iu Ciirwvnsville, l'a., is ready to ncooni module all
who may favor him witn lheir palrunnge. His
taklo will ulways be supplied with tho best the
nrket afTords, and his Bur with tho choices
liquors. His stable will be under the rare oft
tentive hostlers. DAVID SMITH.
Curwensville, April 21. 1S5S.
I arc so composed that disease within the range of
I their action can rarely iihstru.d or evade tlicui
! Their penetrating properties search, r.nd ileane,
; and invigorate ctery portion nf the human nrgnn
' ism, correcting its dihcascci action, and rcstoiing
j its healthy vitalities. At a cMincqttcnce f these
) properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
tain or physical debility is astuiiishrd to bud bis
iralth or rnergy restored by a remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
oi ouiy no nicy cure mc rvcry-aay compiaimi
of every oody, but si so many formidable and
dangerous disrnsea. Tho agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratia my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and direction!
for their use in the following complaints : Cotttrr
urn, Heartburn, Htadacht anting froth ditordertd
Numach, Sautra, Indigestion, Vain in and Morbid
Inaction of the liowtli, t'latultnry, Lost of Appe
tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints,
rising from a tow state of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE KAFID CUHK OF
. Conghs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
! Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient C'onMimp.
I tion, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients iu advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness nnd so nu
' mcrous are the cases of its cures, that ulmost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
I liclv known, who have been restored from alarming
, nnd even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
! use. AVben once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues nrc known, the
' public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
- While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
i community have failed and been discarded, this
' his eainca friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the alilictcd they can never forget, and pro
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
TREPARF-D BY
I)K. .f. C. AYEK fc CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
SOLI) hy
C. D. Watson, nnd M. A. Thank, Clearfield
K. I-'. liitRNNKii, Mosrisdalo.
0. R. I-'osteh, 1'nilipi.biiig.
Wm. I ii win, Curwensville.
Sajicki, AnNoi.o, Luthert-burg.
And all uruggtfUi.
SUSaiTEHANNA HOUSE,
Curwensville, Penna.
ri1he subscriber, formerly of the Kxchange Ho
JL tel, Philipsburg, having taken the above
new stand, situate on the bunk of the river, In the
lewer end of Curwensville, would announce that
he is now readv for the accommodation of stran
gers and all others who may favor him with a
call. The house is large and comfortable, and
travelers will find every convenience necosnary to
their comfort Aaiplo etabling is attached to the
premises.
DAVID JOHNSON.
February 10, 1858.
.NOTICE.1
THE Third Session of the Clearfiki.o Cors
tt NoitMAL School, will be held in Curwens
ville, commencing on Tuesday the 3d of May
next, and will continue two months. No puins
or lubor will bo spared to render the instruc
tions as thorough and practical as possible. Par
ticular attenfion given to the art of teaching.
Persons wishing to avail thomselves of iu ad
vnnlsgei aro requested to be present st its com
mencement. A Cuunty InMlult and J'ublie L.
nmi'nutinn u-iVi be held the laet week of Ihe fuiun.
L. L. STILL, County Sup.
April 8, 1859. no. 12, vol iv.
CAUTION.
A LL persons are hereby cautioned against pur
chasing or modeling with the following de
scribed properly in the possession of Jno. Reifh of
llogg township : Two cows, one heifer, one year
ling calf, one spring calf, four bedstoad., beds
and bedding, inc cupboard, two stands, one desk,
one eonk stove, one coal stove, one lot carpet,
ten chairs, one clock, one looking glass, one fan
sing mill, one plow, one harrow, one log chain,
one set hay Indders, one saddle, one set two
horse harness, as the same belongs to me, and
is left with Ihe said John Ileish on loan only
subject to my order.
C. M. CADWALLADER.
April 13th, 1859. 3U
A'
TnE UNDERSIGNED takes this method of an-
nouncing to the eititens of Clearfield and the sur
rounding country, that he has oponed a
IS&irlbtsir SIhap;
on Main Street in laic's JVe where be
is Drenared to anenmmnil,.l .11 kn t.
call, and hopes to receive a liberal patronage.
Oct, Bin, 1858. JEREMIAH NORRIS.
CAUTION.
LL persons nro hereby cautioned against
purchasing or medcling with the followinif
uescriiiea properly now in the possesion of
Jonathan Wiser jr.: 2 milk cows 3 beds nnd
beding, one cupboard, one table, 5 hogs, one hive
boes, one cook stove, and all other house-hold
furniture, one plow, one harrow, one log chain,
gruiii and hay, farming ulensils Ac.,ns tho same
ociiings to me suojoct to my order.
JONATHAN WISER Sr.
April 13th, 1859. 3L pd.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
HEAVY and DRE,65 OVER-COATS selling
viry cheap at v- W RiUIZER. . i
rpiIE BOOKS of D. W. Moore, Esq. having
.L been in my possession for settlement and
oolloetion for some time, and still mucn of tbem
remaining unsettled, I give this Inst notice, that
all persons indebted upon said books for adverti
mg, subscription, or Job work, must positively
come and suttlo the same, at or before the May
Co"rU . ,, WM. PORTER.
Clearfield, March 2, 1859. no. 7, vol. iv.j
Xiw KhjKmd Settlement Juire Opportunity-.
U all wanting J arms,
IV a healthy place, Twr.NTr-rtvr. un.r.s from
Philadelphia, nu tho Camden aud Atlantis
railroad, New Jersey. An old e.-tulo hs recently
been opened fur stile, and tho first division of
10,u00 acres divided up into farms of twenty a
cres nnd upwards. The soil is of the best quality
for the produition of fruits, grains, Ac. the pries
is 15 to 25 dollars per ncre, payable in easy qnsr.
terly yearly instalments within a terra of four
years, with interest. The terms aro made esir,
in order to insure the rapid improvement ef tk
bind, by enabling txrry imiititrtvHi man rotny
farm. It is now being extensively improved by
good roads, and some of the best ,citiiensj,iif
New England and the Middle Slates are ertet,
ing large improvements. It is a scene of the grts
test improvement out of Philadelphia. Sovenlj
five houses have been built in four months. Prse.
ticnl farmers and business men from the length
and brendth of tho Union are set ding there. Il
is an importnnt business place, on nccount of ill
being in the midst of a great market. Every sr.
ticle raised on this land finds an iminclinte sale.
Tho water in excollent, and no such thing si fi
ver is known.
Tho soil is n sandy or clay loam, with s (fay
bnti,m and retentive of manures. It is free ol
stones and easily workod. It abounds largely is
the phosphates, and such is its fertility that from
the crops produced both upon this land and the
: Inrge area adjoining under cultivation, it will I
I found not to be excelled anywhere in Ihe pruiloo.
, turn ol crops most u'luptcd to its market.
Tho reader mny be well nwnre lint the esrll.
est nnd the bert fruits and vegetables come frost
New Jersey, which ari annually exported ti) tli
amount of millions of dollars; the land, beiidtl
l,n;.n,.A..;i,u in .. .,. - r... r.. v..
.... . .. ... V v ,U rtl.T ,,,, (VI llll.VI., B.
an abundant supply of the best quality of muck,
manure.
Lumber and building materials enn be hades
the spot ntu cheap price, from the mills. Other
mills nrc now being opened, and brickyardi be
ing started on t'.-.o ground. A person can putis
a (runic tenement for present convenience forone
hundred dollars. On account of the extensive
emigration, this is the best courso to pursue in
or, er to get a place to li vo in at first. Carpenter
end builders aro on band to put up houses on the
best terms.
In settling hero the emigrant has many ad
vantages. He is within a few hours ride oftbs
great cities in ths Middle States and New Eif-.
land; he is near his old friends aud association
he is in a settled country, where every improve
ment nnd comfort of civilisation is nt hand; he
l,l.. ikm I ' in healthy place, and is not subject to the
lute. "o.j: . !.; ,i, , Jui. f.;i.
1 J 'ft "'V ('III, VI "V
and Ins own health by those malignant fevers
which make the graves of so many millions of the.
young and hardy in far off legions swy froa,
home and friends. Resi cs, he has a mild cli
mate and an open winter.
There are throe trains daily to Philadepbia,
and to all those who improve, the railroad oosi
pany gives a free ticket.
The reader w;,l at once be struck with Ihe Ad
vantages here presented, and ask himself shj
the property has not been taken up before; the
reason is, it was never thrown into the market;
and unless theso statements were correct so sas
would be invited to examine Iheland before pur
chasing. All are exported to do this. Tlifyi"
see the land under cultivation; they will swot
persons no doubt from their own neighborhood
they will witnoss the improvements, and es
judge of the character Qf the population. Per
sons should come prepared to purchase, al aaJ
are locating, and locations are not held on ref
sal. The Ilammonton Farmer, a monthly liter"?
and agricultural shoet, containing full inferms
tion of Ilammonton, will be sent to each inqm
rer and tan bo obtniuoi at 25 cents por annua.
iiJ-Titlo indisputable. Warrautee deedi fi'-
en, clear of all incumbranoo, when purchsie)-
nev if rmiil. Route in ih limit Leave Viit
atreot wharf, Philadelphia, for Ilummonten,
railroad at hnlf past levon, A. M., and st hslf
past five P. M.; when there inquire for
Hyrnes. Hoarding conveniences will be f"""11
Lotters and applications can be addressed
S. R. COUHHLIN, 202 South FIFTH st-,belo
Walnut, Philadelphia, Maps nd infurntstioa
cheerfully furnished. no. 9, vol. !
ill .,.(..,.. ,.: (. -iisslf
good soil, ana fine market, tee advertisement V
Ilammonton Lands.
Cloverseed,
FrFTY BUSHELS of Cloverseed for sale at
Ihs store of wMi jrvIN,
MarehJS, 'jg-tf, 'nrwtnFville.
T all wanting Farms, tee advertitcmett 4
Ilammonton Lands,
MACKEREL AND HERRING for sale alt
Corner Store Curwensville.
WM. IRVIS'"
18th ip. 1659,-ss. H, vol.ir.