glitutintat f.
How TO nor, CatiN.i-When I was . a boy,
and first went into Lie field to • hoe .corn,
.',. I. Avaa si colite .puzzled . to know.. tVlitit my
Altisinetint, Wheii he directed us, tC be
Furs and "oe where the::COrn'Wasti't,"—
~..-• „Alt after fdelviitg : .hini.jor a . feiv days,
~"
'End nelieing the - tarns hetOtikleiliifyio..all
Alm .;ground;.be tvern the hips Well - Stirred
' :alum as the 'woeds cut tip, and particu
larly when I saw haw careful he was not
~ .,tstlislurt. -..tho ground_ deeply very . near
145'04,ating, , ,..)lants, I understood his mean
.04Pg...: , 1ii a long acquaintance with corn I
-rAlavefobrerved enough to make me think
`.:..)lEs'Avair'riglit. The weeds most, be cutup 1
wittOthlifid branch to have good corn,' that's
-,,, certain, and the ground must be kept
,loriSe.enetigli to let the heat' get in, and
; # lllo,moisture pass Up from below, and to
. 1 . - SioY. .i 1) e dieseling roots to make their
-AWi'l,'V.silYll.lirotigh ' the soil. in se itch for
O , tlpiclciiig, But :I've seen a goOd many
°SIM . ,aWIiY with theloe. close' around the
' stit ,';',—
~:en;:cyerY cut there' if tweinclie s .
i t t
be .
_.,1 .6 *.sUrface,T.titust lime broken_ a
ntinflOpfpegfeWing..root4:: .Iticertain
ftll/40,Ad,,:nt intieli - use'la feed Cornwell,
41, : y, 1 594, M cu. go go to. work and- l ouVoffAtiii
mouths, for the. roots are mouths to-th 6
• ,wlai l k i. ,frkLlalways cultivate lightly where'
tlitqopts 'hove extended, .which is., about,
th4,dcpg.tll,J,liat ..Abe stalk, '. has reached,
aliqrl4ll4:groutia, 'and when the corn is
up brel.sl,,,liiill,,,Lwouldn't , ler,a man go'
throliali;the . heldwilli tir.plov, if he'd pay _
tVaffes.tor4loirig it and find himself. 1 d9; nor,_belfeVe:in hillin. , eorn- nrikinr , the
a' #5..111 loOlt lilip 4.cropdf .young fla g , staffs
-jiliiiited''bn' small` pinnacles: The crop
has grown up,into'the air where it was in
tended to stay, tend it, isn't natnral to par,
tially bury,it_aliVe, - .PeOple do it to prop
-flap. so „that .the wind will'not level it.--
_llatitili , helet alone,: it,. will' do its own
_ propinwhk sending ',forth eirfra roots just: -
. 1114i1r6 ,thxf.tiliyiliaT'Wiii-eli-gotit,--Oid an=
.•ellArqrall'itrOund. - '1 'have' seen rt, field
4. 01 . 4t,0.45, :lilted laid flat by a : storm, While
thOtept.tforie to, it, that grew ,naturally,
stOoth,up,,after the; blow as ,straight as a
Militirt.maptain' On training • day. When '
'.`corn is liill'od.it-willtry to send out a sec
- and growthnisupporting 'roots, but nei
. ther the 'first 'heir. the second growth will
then beeornaStreng errough to be of much.
oilier' ^Vtfieielbre`' tvy to lettie - 'my.ground•
:;11,flOY 0 1 461;: Mid thus also save the roots
4, 4 A e 4701)1 es of diving down again , to get
,ti44l9W.';:the...gullies • whioli .are sometimes
- ~. fJeft."afterlhe-fivst ''plowing:—Amerecan il.-q
-sriititleikist.'-‘ ‘-• '
'!,
, •
son 0 aTBUILDINGS.- -- For un
,.4,planifkattrfitee, common tvhitewash,
•Wif-Orlf - ivi the, summer -when the wood
tificrthe pores open, answers a good
_ . purposenti materially operates in pre
venting: decay. But whitewash may be
rendered permanent, needing less
frequent ,appliCations,if sulphate of zinc
-- (white vitrol) and common salt are added.
I'h Cc QU'owtng :. particular dime lions
for , making _ the wash and for color
g fiitlt desirable shade are given in
Downing's Vtonntry' House: _
nl:44Take.aelean barrek . .thatwill , hola*ater.
, P-ut ;Slate haifa Farrel of quicklime; and
' 151105 "t Pcnivisig over it boiling Water
• 7, 7 41444 t -to corer it four' five - inches
,Ai,and,,itirring it, until slacked. When
qoAtftelarded dissolve it in water and add
,twopounds of sulphate of zinc. and one of
;commot salt , whichlnay at any of
oyo;:driiggiids, and days
i * : l ,ll P i4; f lB6 O r e whitaiVaahio:hilden on the
psi ogl t- tt!,orl Add sufficient . water to
:,,tAirilag.it to the consistency ofi thick white
-3 tie make ~ the. abovewasliof`a pleasant
cream color' add three pounds of yellow
cebre
Y 4 0 4i.ft(Wri cbler, add four r,ourig:pf um
-1 r one p ound a Indian ; red, 41ed`one
51040 f Lampblack. , •
rtep-grtaditote - ooicir, Add t.w.o-pounsls_.
umber, and two peumis9f lamp:
The -color maY be 'tout Oif with a com
o ~tililt ash :brush , Ptcl i'llTDe s i .ol 4nd
• v ," l 4ioiii:dtirable than common Whiteman
..fkabw.trla Par,6,Tots ., Dl CfAY.-AS Sand,
agitated tintl=Pluck is-almost an inditipensa-
Atil %ails for et good crop of
1144,040.40,mU5t be rnechanuat, lly,tnade
- - Attlitql* EttiOlt neae,:as possible
,welliworked-in.-vegetable
tnittev;qcoal. Sebes' , &c.; &c anck,whert
..y.thisb done, a;final ' ' top-AressingW" king
Prolttiettfeen 'shims :lceeznp ' that' thoistore
offebeititiriteo a good 'gm
4orm#4FLl:l9t.climate? I have .this. had thee'
' 'entirely . out: of the hill or sow just
14ader the,mulching of coarse, Manor% this
4,,iszoitiolt better than lautouro , in hills= o
dril"been weld that -- tliEr'seecl'ends of
Po__tatpes bring tubers a fortnight cailler
the other seed—but they will also
4.4r9.,11.night smaller. To .get potatoes
t`otteXasize , opt out and throwaway most
if ntrtwall .the small eyes, in the seed- end,
4n4lfiht cut•potataes of fair size for seed;
French say, a bas du petite re pane
; • 7.11
i•ON ;AGED ARR to R.— Old Tarmahhau
>(titteile,)lhe well knovin Indian chief
ittidl:lWitrii§r, was in . Wabasbaw, Minn.,
y =last *ea:: lie Is supposed to have been
9rAlibiPtthe year.l7ss, according to the
INralatuilta,w Herald, which would make him.
•1044 - years of age. Hewes a chief says.that ,
papor, - orke ed Wing's bands of Sioux.
and in the var of 1812 fought, nobly and
'gallantly' with the Americans against the
British..; - He gas also on the side of - the
,:,...I.lnpricaus in .the Black Hawk' war, and:
utturendered.the whites valuable services
at tither tiates, The Herald gives a copy
" . 01! the
_commiasion given him , Oov.
~
gissouri, in 1816. Old Tarmah
' kahlakesgreat.pride in showing this corn
4pd also demands a easlipop
•
sight of it,. The marks of extreme old
age aret-visible - in his countenance. He is
nebildish rand imbecile, and is but a wreck
vot the 'Mice mighty warrior.
:le?! Would_ you wish to live without
•trialil k . Then you wish to die hut. half a
man. Without trials-you cannot guess at
yetit own strength. Men do not learn to
swim - on - a table; they must go into deep
watfrotpd buffet the surges; If you .wish
to understand their true, character = if
ycitiwould hnow their whole strength—
of *bat - . they are eapable—throw them
oier*isti,d over with them—encl . if they
ere : wortlisaving, they will swim ashore of
themselves. . .
*Now lithe winter of our - Oiseontent,,
mad► you hapa a,glorionus fkuinraer if you
day. the printer.
• Vat 111:iL . .. iie" . .WX.2llllg? f f ....- 1
Tilt .. HAITtEACIAN TON . rAlathlt., i.'. . ' Cabitie, CkaleMaking, -.- . ' -- '' .' ' . , . ~
~
,_,.*.jw,,T,T,
'lllZOlllitif ,
In eWspapers devoted ~ t o_Litern. t u__re,and A . - ' ri tt .46' g o v it ar p o k - n i i - $ 4
. I. n 4 v - . g pi rr o"' li ,*e_ - .=,;.::,:, :1, ~
~ ‘ 7 1, , . 0,1_ ,, Li
~,. ,
_,,
e aricalttire also setting forth full accounts. ''' "?? 1,0 ,, •
,1,10.,vowl• is . -4611s
.. t0.. 0 ,,,mt, , , 6 . 0 ` 01 .- . 41 , F.; :. , -,'-, • ' :II '
• • .uTE . , . ,
of the -new ' tettleineilt: Of •11 . 041,1 — mol'i (O. n, • iu I Ir.OHN ;0 ULIOIf, of the bo,rough-ol•Clearileld , • 4 r ..fii.: 1 ~•
' '
Kett Jetsey, Can be subscribed ior at 2 liki :ifl'.
' I'n.,. will,be preparedat, all roues to attend iii: t, ' , lirO:.11T.& - .1102tiol lifeab `lie A ,
J, • to:.. any 'business ,in the above lino ,on short; ..• ~.; I. . ; , t/10#11,,V1DE313) iill. •
cents per im num. -- • - . •
,:nolleo, and iir a-werkintinlikii inatiner.
Inclose postage stamps. fot the neunt• of business is at tho old shop tin! the-north ni° Ph". side of 1 •4'. M• ,110PItINS takoti this inethell drillfaits
' ' a .. ink 'his Oil, friends. and the poblio gerieraily
`-Address'
ddresS to Editor of the. Far tiler,
,llttn7. Market. street, 3d,door oast:of Third. st., nearly that lie has just' RE-0PH1 4 111121 - the above-voli ~
ziioti icio,. Atlantic County, New. Jersey ...--- opposite the old Jow store, ;:.,,there. holviiiikeeP , ,kiniwalltotel, and ro-fitted 'lt li% ii/htyte ignitible ft. 1
These wishing ellen P . land, of.: the best eonstantly on- hanti A largo apsortnient ,of , alga-`the i th „ g " p a . , t b e....wan,tpL9 t i o 4 ,,.. 00. ,:osi ng: p og o ,
' lioiony And Cane' Bailout ,
qualityc. in one of the healthiest and most Cha i ro, "Pd,;o.! l ; l "et .: ', - Illi: 11: ha 'bid a forgo experience in hotel keep.
delightful 'Climates in the. Union,. isee".ad- i Ware' of o , ory . description,,whibh be wilt
'horse ing, ho has no Imitation in saying thatiiiiiiidsts !
. .. oton as reasonable torins• as ,
[ . .........-'—....-
.r._—_______the .1 0 • Int artiolels will; find his house a .pleasetit Aar destratileistop% l
' eau be had.olsewheto Sh•the county . ', - --' . 'pi in g t a l i,i e ,:. - •,, -..ii...i, ~., •1,- ., . , - • ,
'FARM fiANI)Fi" FOR SALE' f-'5 MILES His stock of Cabinet 'Waro now en hand, eon.
.. Of the-olegible ,loontiOn•Jor this 3110631 ,for per''
, . .
from Philadelphia,by llailroad. in .the State , isists inTartof- r Hressing and Coptintarillureaus, - row , T i f t , ti ng Ah o ,city l ,,sither ; en _,;
..
of NeW.lerseY. ' SOit among the „best for .'Silfaii, Sowing and 'Washing ; Mends; pe'ske .and , •,,,ii r , D k.rterv.c..si 'fiD - i f rti . 4 .c, r7 : k -:
Agricultural purposes, being. a good loam 1
i Book Cases ' - French - and Field POilt - 11edetends. .. tf-9` S i. h' 43 4 4 7 4 P -1 ! ..1"-‘, •
v't-P 4 W',- .t.,
Hilda ,Ilrealifeat;telitre, Gird ate ' Pier Ts 2 it is , thietited. altirgotber -di ectigskry - to simak,
soil, with n.,clay bottom. ;Tlic land is ti,j, biett i
,f e ...,_
, C(ifliesitianufisettired ;Mittilellrered at: I,le Atalotetio'Phlladellibliris biltiockirOwn• than .
large tract, divided, into small terms , twirl '
Jo3l.plitiolloriirodi.. '• ' ' , J. , 2' 11 71 7 , ,•• • ; lal )I" W+ 4 f° . 11 1 4t: Ir 1" 71 " .! .., .j
7' ;" 4.' 1. 7 ' 1 ' l. ' 1 ..1 i
Hundreds froni till parts of the country are..-'ilfy eloseatt4intion to The wantsof tile pastern
~,0, ,-...r. 13 # :i. :', , ....1:, i
FebruarylB4 10. 4 ' TOI. ly I• . .
110 NY it,t i iiik'sind builtlifiir,.; - T he -can ' . •. - - - • •, c) et* /tin.' .Ik. topes to; , detiert'S - a- shara'af 'liddilto
be seep ..wrowing. ;, 'l'ernis. font i,4:15, to $2O patronage. -• , • , 1 7 . ~ , .., L. ; ; „. •
. lir: Il• ilia terms per day', hui.beet( fixed at di
Per acre, payable within tour years by iti-. tolerate of 41.2.6. , ',,, ii • • "
stalments. 'To -visit' the place—Leave Sept 22nd, 1858.
Vine st,..wharf itt rhilattelpltia, il;t 7/ A:,
M.,_by Railroad for Ilninnionton, or ad=,
dress ft• J;'l3Y rues,. by. letter. See full itd-.
yertiseutent , , ;II another 0c4m0p.... „:, ,-
.:,=A -tisr OF 'RETAILEII S
OAP ,rontrak DCaftSTlte• IkthROAN
,
In ilte. Couldy.of Clearfield for the year • 1850.
'l' &Ass suovir.
....T. ."...:Pif o /ZPI .
.
F. K , ..,.eiAinOldi f- ':" .'.' . - I'4 ' . I 7 00
. ' . Samuel Arnold, - . 14 7 00
..(1::31,5Tifei1;J.!:..7'...,:.J,, .II - .7 00
ifebooing, sun, . . „14 7OO
Jacob-liiimitz, -. • . .14 700
C0.& 1 4
Carlisle Co. 7.00
1:larro0. dr . C..q., . - . 14 -7 00
.:,•:;A:.;149011;191Uoq, Kith Liquor,. 11. ~:: !I 00
, , - • ••Lumbcreily borough. •
. ..
'''Ti; ' tl' -- ' il .
• ,to _ orguso .
' " 4iilin. 41'9 0 10 411 ,, ' . ' 14 1f4 - : -
-- ''. ----- Witerra - Co - . ...' ' . 14
..
it ertry , Swan,
111ellurry'ft, Hagerty,
David MeGithati,
Barnside.
"Allison 4, Snyder,
jJ Hohinsters,
James HoAiurrY.
rniehin. , Son.
Bell. - ' •
Lewis Smith. , ;
Beceana.
Wold & , Dioketiott,
Wm. Levis,
J. Coopei,',
Samtiel Hagerty,
Doilington Cu.
Thon*a Henderson,
Whitmor Jr. Co.
Lawrence
14 ; 700
14 • 7 0)
14 7, 00
( 1
~ . _
14 7 00
r ' 14 • 7 001
t ille borough.
I , 10 20 00
in tr.. Sons, 13 10 00
Bridor 14
Ilse )
7 00
ton,
. , 14 700
i ton, 11 15 00
1 , 14 700
• /4 '7 00
James •Forroist.
/,‘ , tox.
Martin Stir)
" - Ctincen.
Wtn.
Eliza Irr
117 m. Mc
,A. Monk
John. PiN
J. D. Thin
8., ,Ooudwin,
j 3 1 . 790 ••
Win;LutuajOo.
.Decatur.
Bowman I Perks;
J. F. Stinoi,
Morris.
B. F. Brenner, Idorrisdale, 14
'B. P. Bienner, (2) gileri'n, T 4
- - •
Grahantpton.
Sotivillol4
J. B. ••Oralunin,
li'raWorti•
Matthew Fotzey,
Cicarfidd borough,
- Wid% - T 12 so .
Riobar4-i &pop, 13 10 00
- Bood•A 'Weaver,- • 12 12 50
3100 1 11-4 Etztriler, r 12 12 50
MerrolEe. Carter, 14 7 00
„ Butane ,a', Bone, • 12 l2. 50
Wo4lloltre 14 7.00
13oomalTr. , Rheein, 14 7 00
Treonaril, Finney Co. Brokers' Office
•
Go.thetr:
Eliza Irvin ,A Bon, , 13
A. B. Maw; ' 13
Girard.
Troyin..t C 0.,.
J.EAugaitie ...Lacoant, 13
illisateoa B,Tintupbrey, 14
EzanoliCondzietl
' 2 " 1 4 OfTl l e 4 nt
14
reAil4Prt ••• • 14 , '
• -
• Dati4,:Tylor,
Hiram -Woothismd,
Daniel - trusatter,' i 14' 4 1 '00
john Showier, -; • -*a i r 0 0
• N +33. ` ThOoo .intoreelod 'take nate* . that
an appoal 4111 be bold itlA*l34oo4:4lt-re:
floe, in thw Borough 'Of Clearfield; t
day ofJuno, 11359, at to'elooh; Ps Di
G. W. ;40NO'
setin; AOrnAssin.
May 5, 1855.--no, siol• kr.
- Valuable Farm For'Salo.
Tlts Subscriber offers for "es% -a Vir
. shunted in Brady tesinsbili,Vli3artiolit Coun-
ty, on the Brio , turnikiko, three inflow= eitstoftb
tbereburg; containing .
noAcnrs,. ,`
With Forty . role Acr . e' Cleare.4.•
.
and in a good state of cultivation._ The balpnoe
is WELL TIMBERED. The imProveritente ate a
PLANK' HOUSE, well finished, 36 by 24-in
size, arranged for a kitchen to be added tieing
',yell calculated for a TAVERN STAND,' having
three rooms on the first fiocr, and five on tho se.
coed; reasonably good tenar.orao , stabling, 0101, 7 '
cleat to contain twelve horses; a thriiing yinmg
orchard of choice fruit; and a 'well which' con
tains an amply supply of the beet water. 'The
land lays in reach of Sandy 'Creek. so that the
timber can bo hauled to it in two or three milec,,
on'a goOd level - road: ,
, Tornie of Sale—Cheap for Cash, or In payments
to spit purchasers. -
For information apply to tho owner , on the
premises.
JOHN P. DALE.
May 3, 1859.—tf. - n0.113, *vol. Iv.
All ?pane to' emigrate to a mild climate,
good soil, a ndt e market, see advertisement Qf
Ha mmonton nds.
-it, LARGE quantitfay of 4 Alt f t?
or Salo M LOW
PRICES, attlio store of- WM. F. IRWIN.
' NotteE "
1'01(p Atinittrsign4 hpitql about to tilssolire
theitpaitnershlp, give notice to till persons
brqllqedinlingi with thoiu apy wny Pilate°,
over, to salt "And settle ' without delay, afr• in a
short tittle theAteuks. will bu kalif other hands
Too l oottlemout ; but 4 they would pester that all
who can pupelhly ,do so, should square their ao•
counts heferolo , dlisolution is finally effeetod.
.Dd>S"ItItELLE do CAIITER.
.; , Oltinrllelds tilfej 1859.4-no. 12, tool: iv.
KISS CONSTAN .. I! lsto from the' , East ronwc
„MlL fullj? .annoinicei to the citizens. qi
Clearfield and the County thist the Is
prepared to give instructinn in lOui+te-L- .
PIANO, .BIELODEON AND OM AR
ALSO, IN TUB iItENCIL LANOSAGE-IT BEING 11E11
She refers all -who .may be interested in the
above, to the 11ev. Dr. and Mrs. M'Leod.
Terms—sB 00 in advance, or $lO 00, if nut in
advdhce.
Dee. 0, 18.58.—tf.
FIRST SERVEDI
BOOTS & SHOES
•
AL — AY'l 0. TTA , ri .
JOSEPH GOON ,
TUANKFUL for.past favors, and grateful for
future prospects, desires to inform the citizenk of
this vicinity, and his old friends and patrons in
particular, that ho has removed to the FIRST
ROOM in the East end of
IDEna - a 9 t3 ETCI'O7 Sow*
The First Door Wed of the Mansion !loose.
whore be has on hand constantly, a large assort
wont of every variety in the
„
BOOT AND SHOE LINE
quarom WORE ATTENDED TO 'WITH DISPATCH
The very
. best of stock will bo used, and no
pains spared to make neat fits and durable work.
All ofwhlch can be obtained from the said Joseph
Goon VERY LOW fur the Immix IMMO.
Clearfield, Aug. IS, 1858.
14 7 00_
14 7 00
14 7 00
' 7 00
14 • 700
14 • 7 00
14. 7 00
14 • 00
7 00
r 14
14 " 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 OQ
14 7 00
qp II E undersigned, having been partners in the
a business of tanning, currying, and hoot and
shoemaking, at the St. Mary's Steam Tr nnory,
have this day by mutual consent dissolved their
ecr-partnerithip connection. :All debts due said
firm oft}. W: Watson &Co., and all claims 'against
them will be Bottled by E. fl..Shuita, of St. Mary's,
who has purchased the interest of the other two
partners.
G. W. WATSON,
THOMAS W. RICHARLS,
• B. C. ,sellUlaTZ.
' St. Mary's Steam Factory, Jun: 12, ISO.
[no. 2. v. iv.]
14. 7 00
14 00
11 7 00
_{' t 4.
• ..V.OO .
- 00
CARD
NATIVE TONUCE
Dissolution of Co-Partnership
LOOK HER E I LOOK RE!
MBE undersigned-subscribers, take this meth
od Of informing the public generally,- that
ahoy: have this day entered into copartnership in
'THE' BLACKSMITH - .BUSINEgS
and_can_befmtnd rrt . the shop formerly occupied
by. J. Shrinkwiler, onThird Area; liithiiilio
rengh,.-wirere they will be pleased warm the r_old
enstamers', , and as many now ones as can make
it convenient, to give them a call.,
Bring on: .your hoes, your spades and picks,
Your log-ehrtintand ' , Our pulling sticks,
Yoursleds, your sleighs, your horse, your mare,
No three-year old shall thou go s bare.
Your spears will work up then. just right,
To prooning hooks for every height.
Your swords too, shall then be wrought.
Tc Ploqghshaias such as Ciao ne'ir bought.
JACOB BRUNKWILER,
taxo:w. ORR. • •
Clearfield, December 8, 1858..--tr.
:".11411,D''TINES ‘. NO MORE. " .
A:rt PER 4 ON . ( 140 . Y.- Or Gentleman.). iu tLo
United Statee. Mreeereing a small capital of
frota4l - to ti,eali enterinto Mn easy and,MlPent
alota litisitte4r,lo , which..frOut,ss to $l.O Per doN
lxsos to rmilia4d... For paraleularg,
° address. (with.
W. -XI A CTON--4k. Co._
• 41 Nor*, 14X111 rUILAD'At
Feb. !69,-8 m g , f , ,
OR, 84.14 E, by M ER1161.1. C a, ...Adonis'
Laiiest Inpracted , corn. Shailar , --Also foci
Zd eat eutters of the , bee tlimi—witlr a large vari
ety' ot Goods In their ling, just reccivoil, and w'.ll
ba sold low for cash or . produce.
Olciatteld, Dee. 8, 1858.
7,4
top . 1%01)12T VV:1111telb: Whiat,'itire;• Oats,
Cora, ,, ,lhaskaliestro-altd , lFire.Wood; isapted
at the lake,of the Clearfield itepubliaan,invay
meat prhdlog. 2 : , deo. 1 ) ,1858.
ImportanctoLumberipen.
TEE subscriber takes this. method
tg,any.and perkons t
F r P ( ! ur . ' - `•-•
Waideir Wlbi I
th ROO for Clearfield County,-
taia s t brnisbt turputin thd.Midiotheel,
notice,,upon' tit
pliAtion.kletpi made to Mai at his resi
dence in lawreneo-,torrnsbip...three. miles
south.of Clearfield ".borough, or by letter
iddressedler.him at Clearfield
JOHN
:Lawrence' tp Sept. 1,1858.--3 tn pd
, WATCH • 4 'ATE ' Va t " . "
THE nudersigaid,olPeetfully ,informs his
easterners and the public generally, l that he
has just .robtalnsed from the. East, tool, opened sit
his establishmeat in sod irs ROW. 90.44915 1 0
Pa. aline stook of . WATCHES. . of differenl,4lual4
ills, and .lEWELItY of °jog variety. 'a IN#l
sett to a single piece, wiiielf he will soil at"the
most reasonable prices for CIASH.
.ALL hinds of Clocks, Watches and Jesteliy
carefully repaired and Warranted. .
&continuance of patronage is solicited.
Nov. 10th, 1858.11. F. NAIIOPE,
To all wand" 0 . Farms,
,144:114,cwist,
Ifaimpiptfiattivar.
FLEMING 'HATE L
(Foltuv,fiLlC KNOWN 4s„ TDE GOOD INTENT ' )
CURWENSVILLI4E,
County,, i'crourylegit(a.
The subsetiber begs leave to inform his old
om:tot - hors, and the public generally that ho has
recently taken the above well: known stand, and
that ho has entirely refitted and refornielled it in
a style adapted to the ago, and the wants of the
entire:traveling community.
HIS TABLE -
will always be pr3vided with every luxury the
markets and surrounding country will afford.
HIS BAR
will be supplied with' the ebdicest wines and li
quors.
HIS STABLES ,
which are the beet and most commodious on the
road within ti day's travel, will tilwayti be in
charge of careful and attentive hostler& In
abort
Every department of his Establishment will
be supplied with all the comforts and - COlivenien 7
cies the weary traveller could desire.
June 2, '5B. WM. A. MASON.
CLEARFIELD
T -- 1
45c
CORNER OF FIRST ANTS MARKET
STREETS,
AtILMALU22BIitIf),, 11?,0,2
THE undersigned respectfully informs his
frienda and the traveling publieiwgeneral, that
he has taken the above house.,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS TILE BEAU"-
II LL 1101..:L,
THE liocsE has been recently refitted itn-
proved, and newly furnished ;
EXTENSIVE STABLING
lIAS TIEEN COMPLETED; AND DE IS PREPARE-D-
/111. A M ifli 0 91 T 0 111 LAhi 0
. ., 41 h
New England Settlpneni—Bare Opixff4 ,*
To all wanting Farms, c, ~,
..
IN a healthy place, TWENTV-PIVE MILES f
Philadelphia, on tho Camdea and Aden.
.railroad, New Jersey. An old estate has mem ,
PREPARED BY i been opened for sale. anti the first (BORK
DU. J. C. AYE It S. CO. , 10.000 acres divided op into forms of twenty ,
ores and upwards. The soil is uf, the best
'
LOWEI.I., MASS. for the produntian of fruits, grains, &c. the A t
Price, $1 per Bottle i Six Bottles for $5. is 15 to 25 dollars per acre, payable in ea sy
testy yearly instalments within a terns at
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, years, with interest. The terms aro taidtaliih
in order to insure the ra id improvemeatiflit
has won for itself such a renown for the cure of 12 . 1 . .i-
hind by ena bl ing . xery toodu.trume MUM t i l?
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that i . orm o a it to now hoto d
oxte • titivo3 , ittivv „, . .
it is entirely unnecesaarl for us to recount the
nod roads, and some of the best citizen
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been cm- New England and the f‘,iddle States are •
played: As it has long been in constant use
' -
throughout this section, we need not do more than inn largo improvements. It le a scene ofthe'
ass ure the people its quality is kept tip to the best test improvement out of. Philudelphia. z
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to live houses have been built in four months.,
do for their relict all it has ever - rail - fount to do. tical farmers and business inen from the ea
~ and breadth of the Union are set ding thetttn
Ayer's Cathartic Pills, .is an important butanoss plot e, on necountaf,
[ being in the midst of a great market. SVery . lt
TOR TB-E CURE or ticle raised un this hind finds' an immediate*
Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspopsia, Indigestion, The - rirater in excellent, and nu such thing 1
Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, headache, ver is known. 4 . ,
Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases, The soil is 'a sandy or clay loam, witli'a f -,*; •
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, niter, Tumors and bottom und retentice of manures. It' Is 1
stones our easily narked. It abounds talplo
Salt Rheum, It'orms, Gout, Neuralgic', as a
Dinner-Pill,-and-for -Purifying tha Blood. the phosphates. lied such is its fertiliiy diet Om
the crops produced both upon this lands nd tit -
They are augar-conted , so that the most sensi
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the lurgo'it' ca tolioining under cultivation, 1, 4,A
best aperient in the world fix all-the purposes of a found not to be excelled atiwhere lithe , 1
family physic. -• • , titan of oropttannst adapted to ita marliatt..4l.s.
i The reader may be well aware that dal e
Rtioe SS tants per Box; . Poses for ffLOO,, . •• 4k
. sl ,
.-•••••• est and the best fruits and vegetatileitaramt
°
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States- Nirw Jersey. which ar aan hually, exported t
0 4
men, and eminent personagea, have lent their amount 41 millions of dollars; the, landiajniii -
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these boing , ltecepsible iu ovary way for' ftirtiiiieit, Illii I
remedies, but our space here will not Permit. 1111
the abundant - supply of the belit•quality if at
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur- manure., it
• • • • , r 41,4 pi
and building materials can be hien
.nlsh gratis our Aunnicstoe Arm/twat in which they Lumber
°
the snub at a cheap price, from the mills:JO&
are given; with also full deseriPtiona of the above
complaints, and the treatment that elimad be fol-
•milla are now -being opened, and brick/m*54P - J
lowed 'far their cure. • started on Ono ground. A. person can KR
Do.not be put off by unptisicipled dealers with , I Pg
profit ort, a'fnimeibneiliont for present ebrivenientlefbrose -
ether preparations they make more h undred dollars. -On al:mount of the'eXteradis
Demand Airza,s, and take no others. The sick'
n, , this , la thet a bast course to, pa,Nr ia h
want the best aid there is for them, and they should' • etuiVag • e
• ,or er to - get a place to live in at first. Carps Se:
have it.
All o , ra - rem ai n ore for side b y • end bbilders aro on hand to put up honsegetiall I
best terms.,, . A ,-s
SOLD BY— In settling bore the emigrant has many id.
vantage& • Dtlix•Withlark a few hours ria9.4 61
C. D. Vs' Avsort,' and M. A. FLO:4, Clearfield
great cities in tha Middle States and litiwlq.
E. le. Enastrion,•Moariadalo., land; be al near his old friends and assoeles4 •
C. R. Fosrmi, Pnilipsburg. n _ • -
-is in• a settled-county, :whore_ov_ery, t• I
W. IEII IN, Cnrwensvill3. anent and comfort of civilization is at haa i
SAMUEL AnNoi.n, Luthersburd.
And all drnggistsi •__ • •, [dec. 22, 1 , 358.] is in a hetilth,y plate; and is not subjett Iti a, ' t
5 tortaintY.oT losing the greater •part (diluent/pi •
---- ' and his own health i hy. those umlignautAna
I
which make the graves of so many millierieollir i
young 'and hardy. in fir. off -tegions aW#illia
Immo- and friends; TM& ea, be has a 4 41 1
mate and an open winter.
There aro three' trains daily to philinlsldia
and to all those Who imProve, the railroallsa .
parry gives a free liebolt , •
i iti tit
•The reader wirl at `
once lie struck Wit h SRO win
vantages here prosented,'• and ask' hitiself 44
the ,property has not been taken up before) tie
reason is, it Wns neater thrown :intathenuirket;
and unless these stitternents were, correed.earftr
mould be invited to examine theland haters
~,ill•
chasing. All are expected to do ibii.•• thartut
sae tbe land,upder ,oultiration;,the,rwarff ri
persons no doubt from thole, awn aetilbbrit
they Will w itness ' thei m p r ovements, ind t
. . . 1 Judge of the charantar ortha'PopulatioitcYW'
•
-1-P- ,1 7' •' ` - CAUTION 1 suns 6 h°U lll co MO , PnliaTell ) tOrinireh 4Bl4 Miltr.
. ' are locating,'andlocathins' are nbt held 0 0 . ‘
A. persons aro bereby , can erred against . ra h , ~, , e,,,,
purchasing or Modeling with the following I r h o, xfororoomor, pastor, o monthly 114 M
described • property now in the' Poneision
of
,Tai than `.. :Wiser Ir.: 2 milk sows :3 bode and
and agricultural sheet, ,containing full Ifibrallt*
I tier' of Hammonton; will be. sent .to Mich OP
boding, ono cupboard ? one, table, ft hogs, one hive ' rer and can be obtained at 25 cents,per Owl*
beet ? one i cook strite, and'all other lionse-hold I /ger - Title indisputable. Warrantee deeds re
1
Ihrtutiirt, one pinerfone hareow, •
a one log chain, 4 p i ), d oor of all th ouro b roooo , when parolloa*
gptin and. hay, farming Is at. , as the same ney, if. Mud. Rglite to the land r—Lertvf..n °l"
'helea/ic to me alibied to my order- ' street. wharf, Philadeltiblir;lTor IlanimtaWwr/
'•• ' 1 ' . ,1 ,'. li ' JONATHAN WISER Sr. railroad *Chan' past seven, A. • ;M., p aildilthaiw -
I, Apritis_th n 18611. I. pd. , , •,. J, •-. 5 .. i mot giro g lit.; when titer° .intpWe i r si gt o
~., 0 . ~. ,•,,„ 5 , .. , 1 , . Biriablt. QaTding °Obvert elms wi ll ki •
' ifirPolittli f T , pyno. uttord-andl,.pLudatiauslauvis: ad
drlM ,
~. .-- ,- ::- f 3. aquexuart„,262 two vuTli - stvl.
..
- Ihi Ilga a *aid
4 /41m3 i l i oxs tsv..i3O----, Moore , , 1 . 110 1 1 t l ti i.i tP ,e# ~ P o,r ,
. , we t . -.... , , 0,., . 'Esq. having e eirfili....l4. ( no. .'v
-
iltikaal=kin - (1 ..Ileleitlin; my • passession• for seitlentent an& " ' • ''' • ' ` . • • r
111 4 1 k ingrO i r i g9 :l l"4 l .444l 4 l lll ßty r an- ',toilet ilea for some t 1 ea d *MI Innen of th ' -•-
' .1/44 '
nonnelng ecl en - t Clearlitil and t e sue., 'reiriiiining L iintleitledl ;ire this Isal ititite, ft' `• 1 44P1P1111 1 1 ' IP SIP1191#14) aln
44.
1 . e
rounding court*, hat he has opined a •%11111Wiestrii'hidebted uptiti‘sald•boolta lbr'ettliei' i- M l°ll ' 4 ; 4l , a7 l4 •&4 ll s lr Al e r iree ad°
5
. ''' ' qPI , ' ' 'll '1- 0111- r' , ' ',' . 'o* - i : •-t
" ""'" ' 1 Bl4,3nrukem-'54407.- -- , agiffeluthagriPtielte , e.T.Jek Titorh4 mus t Palliitely ani a
~i . • '-• 10 Z 3, . +,. come shed settle the same,, or before th e May
1•••
. 1 '-'
I;
j''f:(l-:11
;'''
' ..."
. ''
'''"'
on Main Street In r ghatee New ow, where he c T r,
ou
is
_prepared to accommodate all who lire him
tall, and hopes to -iv:elves liberarpatremege. 1 , ~F.itrlar,,l/14!/±M,ar,131147r,r, i .15''1' ; 4. ,.
, "Ir t i rr . • ! T . '7,4)-wkW7l3l,tiPi td
hall,
i -
!NIP 44.1irlffillitt','„ a
Oct. 6th, 7/358. JEltznitkir NOERIEL
TO ACCOMUODATE
All who may give him a call, in the most.
- pleasing and agreeable manner.
Ea no Amp y
IVith every thing to render his house a desirable
stopping place,
LEtllO WA1.1.14
will be supplied with atrassorttnent of choice li
quors and ho will etideovor to entertain his
gucete in a wanner that ceanot fail to give the
• -
FULLEST SATISFACTION.
The house is situated in a pleasant and
quiet part of the town, and no expense
alt• attention' will be spared to make it one
of the best houses in the county. A lib
eral patronage is respectfully solicited.
H. HAYS MORROW.
eleartiold, aug. 19, t 3 sg. ly.
NATIONAL 110 TEL
(LATE WRITE SWAN.)
itaco st. above Third, Phila.. •
T"E-proprietcrrs of the above well known es
tablishment being thankful for the very
liberal,patrotsago bestoived upon them the post
year, take thin metholl•Ol%Mforroing their friends
nd the public that they-limn-ill-prepared-to
comtuodate them if.favored with a call.
During-the statimar - iiiiiftlis the'liattse brut been
thoroughly renovated. improvements' made and
other estenitive alterations in contemplation.
We are determined to devote por whole.atten
tion te, husiness.and flatter; anrselves with. the
6otivictiOn that'We shall ho able to give satiable
lion. - sums l k STOVER.
N. D. Carriages , will 'always be in readiness to
°envoy passengers to and front StesitaboatAnnd-
Inge and Railroad Depots. S. S S.
March 31st, 1853.7,
.(111BA,ROTEL, JA.YNESVILLP4 PA.
•TRE abode Hotel, haring recently been fitted
up fora bittlete.;et:entertaiortient. is now open
fur the aeconunodotion,of--tbp public. Travelers
Will find this a convenient house.
May 19, 1858, JOIIN JORDAN.
N
ATIHi'MA E.XCIII, Nan itoTE.i.—
hayingtOken the above well
known stand,' formerly kept,'LY Wm. A: Maion,
in Cvrwenaritlo ; Pa: is=reedy totteeenuodate,all
who'may favor hitn:witn their. patronag e. ills
table will always bo supplied with the hest the
aritet affords, and his Bar with the, photoos.
liquors. His stable 'will be under .the care of
tentive hostiera. DAVID SAIIIII.I.
Corwenartile, April - 21. 1858.
SUS4l7HEranik 'HOUSE, • •--
:CurvvenivilTe, Vienna.
ho subscriber, form eriy.of the Exchange Ho.
T
tel, Philipsburg, having taken the .above
new 'stand. situate on the bank of'the river, in the
lower end of Outirentsville, woiald ennennoe that
be is now ready for: the accomatodation of stran
gers • and elf others ,Who may favor dim drith a
call. The .house..is Mtge •arul comfortable. and
troyelereitiiii Ind evoq,convonionea'poimesary to
their coMfort. Aivle stahlingle attached to the
promisee. • , •
1 - ,- • ' • DAVID Tongsorr.
.. February. 10; 1858.-
• •
Tar; Tidrd Session of the .Crisharntut
TT 1 OIIMAL SCIIOOI, will be held in Curwens
somptetteint;, mn - Suesdn,v, 09, '.301,..0f4i1ay,
o,442and*llkdontiduthwd Menthe iNip,pai n s
or labor will be spared to rendii, the instruo-•
tions as thorough and'Oractical as possible. Par-.
tieulasAMlffifflo,giffitf..4l4l6 - hing,,
Persons wi g ,thentstolves of its ad:
vantages nisteditii ptesbnt at its 00411,
rMileetatV:7:l4.-)COlVllklignitift:4o.4tPUblie Ex.
ansfuhtion war he had the . fast weekof the session.'
fiTica . T.4 Coup!"
ft (tYri'r4
" `'; . :C k t ' erset4 ' IlittOWßAßL , kNii Ilifttlitoforiad ail
, ,; . _ • . ,P .11,1032.1118 of LCloitemmoi lbw sib • at, (Urdu 118C1044001riiisirilli.
Vic' st
VITEAVY , , • - ligvffh
AilLf ai TERATZER I -2 , . 143, 1 5F.;"="te . ' l'"Iiti l le 4 11 4 ' 11104 ; 140. " / *
• .zOni
• ,7,1: 4 1:13 Li]
Ayer s Sarsaparilla
ebnipehina-iimedy; which we linvnli
tared to preclude the' mint' Actin' 'alteintirlt
itluit'can'te made. It is 'a cencentrate&extract
of Para Sarsaparilla, so combined With Other
mil:stances of, still, grester ttlteretive power as
!' to Word Yon_effective antidote 'for the diseases
l'BirstiPiiiina it oYr:fed to bare. It is believed
tic , reluedY is'iviinted'hy those, whO
suffer from Strumous complaints, - End that one
cure must,- prove
tit Iminetise service" to this ' large class of our
Celli:000Y, this.
carripinibdWill do it hrta'beikd proven by exper
iment on many of the worst c hes s to .lie' found
- of the following doisileints ' "
:89.4i9FAW .0011911Thetr4 ',Corrt.snris, -
ziurrimrs 4snr,.ranintyn EktelemexteMilig, ,
rAfidtriri; BALT • UMW.
SCALD DEAD,SYPHILIS AND SYPlllilitd'At"
IlidlroVerniein
PAESI& on Tic Doefikelifeux,. DEBILITY,
PEPSI& AND IN, EVERg e ,4I,4IIITELAS, ROSE
OR Sr. AhiMit r ed r._thutihabea the wholo',l
Class'bf imit'front..birdairt
rneIBLOOD. ~01:1 11: t9,1.L.S
This compound will. be found n.great , ,pro-
Meter of health, *hen tali= in the spring, to I
expel the foul humors which . fester in the
blood at that season,of the year. By the thne
lrexpulibni-of-them many ranlaing'aisordent,
are nipped in the bud,. ,Multitudes.
the aid of this reined?, tititure,theniselves from :I
the enduranee bf foul eruPtiontr and ulcensue
sores, through Which the system will tgstrive 'to
rid itself of corruptions, if net assisted to dir
this through the natural channels of the body
by an .'alterative medicine.' -Cleanse Mit the
vitiated blood:whenever you find its impitrities
bursting through the skin in pimples. eruptions,
or sores ; Cleanse it when 'you, find it is ob
structed and' slaggish in the wing Ccleanse it
whenever it is foul, end yettr feelings will tell
you when. Even where no particular disorder
is felt, people enjoy better health, and, live
longer,
for cleansing the blood. Keep the
blood healthy, and all is well; but with this
pabulum of life' disordered, there can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must go wrong v and the great .inachinery of
life is disordered or - overthrown. '
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much,-:the
reputation, of accomplishing these ends. But
the world has been egregiously deceived by
preparations of it, partly because the drug
alone has not all the virtue that is claimed
for it, but more because many preparations,
pretending to be concentrated extracts of it,,
contain but little of the virtue'of tiarsaparillk
or any thing else.
During late years the public have been mis
led, by large bottles, pretending to give a quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most
of these have been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa
rilla, but often no curative properties whatev
er. Hence, bittir and painful disappointment
has followed the use of the various extracts of
Sarsaparilla which flood the market, until the
name itself is justly despised, and has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
o call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend
to supply such a remedy as shall rescue the
minim from the load of oblcquy which rests
upon it. And we think we have ground for
believing it has virtues which are irresistible
by the ordinary run of the diseases it is intend
ed to cure. In order to secure , their complete
eradication from the system, the remedy should
be judiciously taken according to directions on
the bottle.
1 yr.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against pur.
ebasingpr modeling with the following de
property in the possession ofJno. Beisb of
Bogg township : Twei eowsoine heifer, one year- ,1
ling calf, one spring milf, four bedstead., beds
and bedding, me cupboard, two stands, one ilesk,
one eook stove, one coal' IA ova,' one bit 'carpet,-
ton chairs, one cloak, one looking glass, one fan
ning mill, one plow, one barrows. one bit chain,
one pet bay ladders, ono saddle, one set two
'bona liiiredis;:iia the same belongs to me, , tind
is loft with the' said. John Beish on loan. only
subject to my order.
' ' •C. M. CADWALLABBIL
April 18th, 1859. St,. '
CA UTIQN.
sfteXtriveiJOßlNON,
OA I:ilf.P'XIT - 14 - Alt .
EL,44k Av.T.No. dttehr .
84 60' fit do
of, the "OLD flaw 67 0 n4iP
desires to inform the oommynity Rtbap
he keep, on hand tt'vlatioty of .") %TM
•
' • CABINET WO R K;; ' , •i'rtitx
, . . ~ .
at his shop, and that: heT trianufactureite
g e
(of„intp9rior finish,) every defgriptiou, -
held'_and 'kitchen furniture , among,' `, •
Centre end , Dining Tableg-Ithiliegabi , 4
mon.btttepunteructe • AndT Pancy,; 4
...,
—Stands, Safee, Cupboards, Sofar,Lou ng „ ~
which ho is determined to dlipone of alas
We*, for eiteh; ;tielbey.'cith be portibisfid J
other cstebliuhme* 91; the sort, !n.,, s ßuk .
I'M sOos. wisbhrg,te buY finniture arelAn 'A ,
aMite'tol MP chop and 'nitiniirie Its Mk%) it
i
?i
judgo,fot , ,,thelepeltcs otAbeir,fipaiity 4 4i
before purchitaing eirilhetre,,.ou he fee .
Ziff!. tideli"inWitnii ilient in pitde hid'
A
qiN. Bnikainalsorpfnired to instocen ; ,
Q t r "'l° , #9ciii°lll.9Ptige, and ett ! i t i:4,t, •
lit - a lie nMe,* m called, npen. -' ir' 1
I'l ir s4 l 6 4iiiliti4ii " eiee f ik6r.iiiiiliiis t ) l ,ll l l.
_fie wed itrEgy 'nook for *toilt: 'f: , :i If: :i , St, !lc
, nor. 17,1 8 59.-Iy. ;,... .
Tilt LIVING` ' AGE ` l6l
HAVING lanielyincreatted,its oiroubitt
past you , the publieVors.Ore en a bled V
p n'd the:ntiii end btfritetiVe feature •of a
qp.LITIMPARri MU' B VIENTFPIe P° R lll ,/ 1 710 .
'via on steel, each Of which wit( .be eccein; 'a
by a 'lllognifdlitSitf Mentoit,- thee futnisliiiig til
readers, n3t oply Ake ertiont'ot the" ?meg :PP,
Iced Litcroure of the .117erid, but also a , o•
Illustrated' Biographical- ttlotithiary; Coal
ping with the Portr nits Of:De QuiriceY,`,ll4l
1 by Hugh Miller, W. If. Prescott, Professor .L 1
son, Charles Leal, Oberlin; HumbobiliTte
, 4 1 say wi:thoutihesitation; thid if T c9 i l ia 14
;
but one Magaiiii among ail that ere . pal
lin our country,- should detect Littelresl.,
Age. It contrives,to , touch , the golden*
ibetWeen light and. solid articles, betwebel
instruction and mere entert ainment renal' : "",
deal of
.knowletige.moy be gathered , :up frip k,
each as every ono ought to _ possemi."—tre
from Letter from Henry Ward Beedier: 4 ';;liK''
egnue.--Single numbers,- ia 'ono) ye it •
soription, SO—prepaid to any address. ihdop,
tionsibrA lose period if desired. Speilidlefs
to-Ciergymon - and 'clubs. ' , 1 t,!;! !
DLLESSER Sc, FRotiem ,
' Publishers, 508 Broadway, NI
. .
NOTICE.
LATER FROM SHORTY I !1,.4i;.rA
1 1 1
A 11 persona knowing themselves
,indel)
~4 1
i a ll
a me by note or book account, are reel'
to call on me, on, -or before, the first 4y - tit a
next, and met' me off, or make some fermi
wont with rao', for I must have my books _N
up. All parties interested will save cent j'
tending to the above within the abort if
And all porsons having claims against, me a
likewise requested to bring on their decOeuill
gninst me, as I am both able and willing.te4
them. - . ,
F. Slibittl
Clem - field, May 4,1859.-4 t. n0.16,-1414