A Contented lift. ir HUT.t Kirn. ' . . J lre hundred dollars I hav saved-, i A rathei moderate stors ' Jio matnr I nhalLbe content , When X'lr little fore. (At rorty.) Will, I con count ten thoasaud now That's better thn before! ml I may well be ratified When Ve a little more, ''') r'nme fifty thousand i rctty ell Hut I hove earaed it sore; JJowever. I shall not complain W hen I've little Dior. (AtSUtg.) ltr hundred thuusond sick end old-. Ah ! life 1 but a bore ! Vet I can be content to live When I've little more. (.1 Strenlf.) lie dies nnd to bis greedy heirs Ho leaves a countless store ; His wealth bus purchased bira tomb And rery little more. Homi Journal. Agricultural. Remarks on Summer Pruning. Pincliinc" is a terra often used in hor ticultural literature, and is one of those leclinicnl words thnt, although well un derstood among the initiated, lias a ve ry indefinite meaning to the general read cf, at least in its horticultural application Pincliint is a mode of summer iru ping whereby -robust shoots are checked, at nn early stage ortneir growtu, uy re moving their extre.nc points with a pinch between the thumb and finger; Ihisrol lard, for a time, their extension, nnd n duces growth in lower buds thnt would, in nil probability have remained dormant. 4 lie process is nppnuuu i" mi u tea aim puuua, inu is uiu ucai uii-uiun ui iub my aesirea lorm oi growin or snnpo ui plnnt, out it is now Decerning more asso rialcd with tho management of fruit end I lie production of fruit.", than it has been jicrotoforo, and its advantages ore slowly being recognized. 'j'iie great tendency to growth in health y trees is towards the extreme points of branched, nnd the prevalent mnde of win der pruning, those of robust growth are put back moro or less severely. This is done with n view to encourago side or lat eral growths, but it is a very imperloct mode of gain in;; advantages which are more readily secured by judicious, and timely care in summer. A momenta re flection will convince nry one that it is at best but a negative practice to allo'V a treo to make n heavy growth of wood du ring summer end removo it with tho pru-ning-knife In winter, thus sacrificing nnd throwing nwny rs usele?s what has been tho great aim of tho cultivaiorio produce. There are exceptions where winter pru ning will bo absolutely a necessity; in young trees, for instance, it is evident that a healthy, vigorous and extonded pystem of roots is of paramount impor tance. Sieklv, or wenk growing trees, will also to rendered nioro vigorous by rutting tho branches well down in winter but when tho tree is well established, it it b perfectly practicable to maintain its productiveness, and induce it to assume any desired form by pinching during the reason of nctive growth, and we hesitate not to assert, that tho highest point in tho ciltiiro and management of fruit trees will not have been reached, until this principle has becomo fully recognized and penernlly acted upon. Even in nn economical point of view n ilh referenco to labor, it is obvious that a saving will be gained by rutbing off a bud in June, instead ol having to cut- a branch in December. Indeed tho ampu tating of largo branches is altogether ob viated, and the nutriment wliich would have been appropriated by such, is absor bed by the branches retained. Trees vary so much in their habits of growth and are so susceptible to the in fluences of soil nnd climate, that no defin ite practical rnles enn be given even by tho most expert, that woald form a safe guido to the novice in treo culture. It is A matter of individual exporienco and ob servation ; no amount ol explanatory in" formation will convey moro than tho ne cessity for tie recognition of tho general principle, ami that once firmly establish ed in the mind, and the theory thorough ly understood, the cultivator will readily acquire the discriminating knowledge which alway follows practical experience and close observation. One of tho tr.ost common errors in sum mer pruning, and one that isnlso extremo ly injurious, is t lint of delaying the opera tion until growth has made considerable advance, and then in ordor to secure tho emission of shoots at certain points a sol vere diminution of active foliago is iho consequence. We have seen grapo-vines thus treated, fallowed to proceed uneheck d until thotniddle of July, and then a foot or more taken from the end of each shoot, that wero completely paralyzed and the erop a total failure, tho berries remaining green until overtaken by frost. It is such occurrences as tho above thnt give rise to tho many apparently conflict ing stntoments thut abound in our hortw cultural and agricultural literaturo. A course of practice is undertaken without r proper knowledge Of the system or the principles upon which it is founded, nnd wliea failures occur, they nro seldom at tributed to their proper source. i lio perfection olsummcr pruning, then, consists in eheekinir tho ornw-th nf"t,nri!o. uUrrtoot. wilUoul Ui,n,!.isl,in8thefoi. ago; when tho extrenie point of a branch Is bruised, growth will be checked without the removal of leaves. Nothing is more reriain iiinn mis, mat 1110 welliiro of the crop deiiemls upon a full growth of heal thy tolinjjc. mwr and Gardener, rBovKRiis won rtusERviNo. Hasty people drink the wine of life scalding hot. Death is the only master who takes his servanls williout a character. Content is tho mother of good digestion. When pride and poverty marry together, their children aro want end critiio. Where hard work kills ton, idleness kills a hun dred men. Folly and nrido walk id Uv side. Ho that borrows binds himself with his neighbor rope. He that is too good Wllnv0' "piunrt , lhi, 1"'?"'-" never flatter. isdotn is always at home to those that call Tho firmest friends ask (he fowost- favors. : -"TiTT nr?" i- i , Cr It is said that a girl in Lngland was struck dumb by the firing of a cannon. Since then a number of married men have invited tho artillery to come and dischnrgo thoir pioces on their premise M l, horrid wrrt.-hr.r 1 rcmlscs Uio hoin l wrckhes. d. A. riHHir a. c rimiir imliiniT nnb' CoIIrttioii ffict or : IE0NAE7), FINNEY &Co. CLEARFILP, CLEARFIELD COUXTY, PA. JBILLS OL I JCnAHflB, SUITS AUDDRArrS MBCOrHTED DEPOSITS BFXEIVED, Qottel'uns made and proceed promptly remitted Exchange oil fhe't'ltles constantly oil hand. JtlrOfliee on Second St, nearly opposite the COURT HOUSE. rpiin cMsARFircrn academv, win X be opened hr the recoption of pupils, (nmlos and females) on Monday, May 2Sth, 1860, 7riper scasion or etoven weens Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary Arithmetic and Geography. $2.60 Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geog raphy and History. '00 Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy and Hook Keoping tiM Latin and Greek language. $8 00 To students desiroue of acquiring a thorough Knelisb Education, and who wish to qualify themselves for teachers, this Institution offers dosirable advantages. No pupil received for loss than half a session, ; nd no ueauction raaue except lor proiracieu sickness, Tuition to be paid fit tho close of the term, C. 1. 8ANHFORD, Triscipal. May 23, 1800.- Iy. 1 12 W NE FIKjU AJfi W GOODS. Juat receiving and opening at the Old stat of Lewis Smith in Bethlehem swell selected a sortmont of Spring and Summor (joods of al moit every dencription. description. d Faucy, a beautiful assortment! ttaple an Prints and Dress Goods of the latest stylos, also a variety of useful Nc tiuns. lints and Caps, Uonnets and Shawls, Boots nnd Shoes, Hardware, Qucenswaro, Drugs an Medicines, Fish, GROCERIES, Tobacco, Scxnrs and all articles usually kept in a country Store, all cheap for cash, (.live us a oall and see for your selves. 11. h. HENDERSON, t CO. Moy 21, 1SC0. 1800 ...vfV'-J'iHlVeo,,, I0CO s- jricrcii.'iiir. . And extensive Dealc '! s'l uro Timber. IljarJ. v hlilngles, Ac. r v tV. . Al irell hj1 lid M'cii 14 I8G0. JOSHUA S. JOHNSON, nAVINU fitted up a (hop a few doors ens of tho "Old Jkw Stork," on Market st. dctircs to inform the community at largo, tha' he keeps on hand a variety of CAIIIXRT WORK, at his shop, nnd thnt ho manufactures to ordct (of superior finish,) every description of house hold and kitfhen furniture, among which art Centre and Dining Tnhlos Mnhoganfand Com mon buroaus Common and Fancy Icdstoadt Stands, Safes, Cupboards, Sofas, Lounge) 4c, which he is determined to dispose of at as cheap rates, for cash, as they can be purchasod tt any othor establishment of tho sort in tho County. Persons wishing to buy furniture are Invited to come to bis shop and cxnmino bis articles, and judgo for thcuisolvts of their quality nnd finish, bcloro piircliasing clscwUoro, as ho feels confi dent that he enn suit them in price and quality. N. B. lie is also prepared to ninko C rnxs to order on tho shortest notico and attend funeral! with a hoarse, when called upon. r-All kinds of country produce will bo re ceived in payment for work. . nov. 17, 185S.ly. FLEMING HOTEL, Fchmkrlt known as the Good Intent,) CURWENSVILLE, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, The subsciiber bees leave to inform his old ensloHiors, and tho public generally that ho has recently union tne abovo well known stand, and thnt ho has entirely refitted aad refurnished it in a stylo adapted to the ago, nnd the wants of the entire traveling community. HIS TABLE will always be pravidod with ercry luxury tb mnrkctt and surrounding eountry will afford. HIS BAR will be supplied with the choicest wines and li quors. HIS STABLES, which nr the best and most commodious on the road within a dny's travel, will always bo in charge of earoful and attentive hostlers. In short Every department "of his Establishment will be supplied with all tho comforts and convonlen cios Ihe wenry traveller could desire. June 2, '58. M'M. A. MASON. cuba hotel7jXynesvil"le7paT THE above Hotel, baring recently boen fitted ''P ".)r a non,e or entertainment, is now open K M" May l HSS, ,oUN J0 DAN SALi OFF. V. SCIIOENING'S ESTATE. 1")y virtue of nn ordorof the Orphan's Court ot ) Clearfield county, the farm or roal Erntate in Jordan township, containing-about sixty two ! acres, lato the property of F. V. SCIIOENINQ ana being the snme property on which he lived at tho times of hit death in 1854 1 hut now In the occupancy of tho Administrator II. F. RCIIOE NINO, will be exposed to sale at Publio Vendue or outcry a: Ansonville in said eounty on SATURDAY THE 4TII DAT OF AUGUST, A. D. 1S0C, l J. 'c,ock ln loe afternoon of said day. The . rcal ei,ttt'9 " more full7 described as fvL I """'ginning .1 a Hemlock, thenee south 40 do- percho. to, post, thene. south 50 degrees west Hi perchee to a Hemlock, thence north 40 degrees west 90 parches to a post, thence north 50 degrees eat 115 perches to the place of beginning. Containing sixty-ons acres nd sixty-six pojehes, and the usual allowance of six per centum rf-ot as by reference to deed from Lewi w'n nd others to said Frederick f Jhoonin8 d,ed U 17th day of Oetober A. D. 1 n V r'T.'d.i,? CIer"e'd county ln Book PK 40 will mora fully appear. j",ily 4, lso. H. F. SCHOENINO, Adm'r. JiXEl T. LCOK1RD. W. A. WAM.ACK. ' I ft f a-' X v .r J. OSCAK LOBilKE. t. 0. HABTIWICK, M. D. DRUG jr VARIETY LOllAINE&CO. HAVE lust received from the Eaatern cities, nd opened at their NEW STORE ROOM on MARKET STREET, two doors west of Third, the most extensivo assortment of Drugs, Medioiies, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, Tobacco A Segari, Toilet artioles, Perfumery, Blank books, Stationary, Cutlory, Miscellaneous And Fancy Articles to. it, i ever offered to the public in this secticn of the country. Their Drug and Chemical, of which they nave citensive assortment, have been select- e(i it cnecial roflerencc to their quality ana freshness. Their stock of Oils and Paints will consist of Linseed oil, Coal oil, Tanner's oil, Turntnline, Bed k White lead, dry and ground in oil, Spsn ish brown, Venitian red, Yellow and Stone ochre Lampblack, 7;lack load, Ivory black, Chinese k American Vermillion, purls green, paris, Ultra marine and prussian blue, dry nnd ground in oil, C'nrmine, Chrome groen it yollow, Chalk of all Cobalt, Drop, lake d- black, Emery, Glue. Gume, Copal, Dainar and Sliolliic, Indian red, Litharge, Orange mineral, pumice and Rotten stone, Hose pink, English nnd American, Roln, Scar'et, (or porsinn red,) Terra Sienna, Turkey umbre, Ver digris, blue t' white Vitriol, Whiting, Zinc, put ty aud putty knives, (ilass of all tiios and quali ties, Lookiug-glast platoi, ie, da, l)ye-s(ufls it Varnishes: Extra Logwood, chip ped and ground. Indigo, Maddec, Annatto, Cochineal, Sul. tin, Red saunders; Copal, Coach, Black for leather, Japan for dying, Map, Mnstic, White Damar, White spirt and Flowing Varniu. Tobacco Scgars: Cavendish, best, Nnturnl ieaf, Roach k ready, Lsdv twist. Fine cuts ofall kinds, aod pride of the Harem, tobacco ; liappoo ani Scotch snuffj; El phaeton, Henry Clay, punch, La chics, El mono, Ac, Segars. nlauk-Hooks and Stationary. Ledgers Day-books. Receipt and Note-books, Dinrios, La dies and Office Portfolios, Black parchment and paper Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and all other legnl blanks. Foolscap, letter, Note, Business nnd drawing paper, Envolopes, Rtndy reforence Files, Anncar'i and Arnold's writing fluid, Ink, black, blue, nnd carmine, Steel Pens ana Pen holders, Paper clips, mucilage, and all other ar ticles in the Stationary line. Toilet fe Fancy Articles A Perfumery. Hair bruhes, American, French A KnglUh, with Ivo ry, Shell, Penrl, BufTuIn, Satlnnood, Rosewood k ornnmented hacks, all qualities ; Cloth brushes Hat brushes; Teeth brushes, various qualities; Shaving brushes, American, English and French with Russia bristles and Badger's hair; Flesh brushes ; Comb brushes and Cleaners, Tortoiso shell Tuck combs, Tortoise sholl, Plain k Fancy and India rubber Long Combs; SheU, Buffulo, Horn and India rubber puff eido Combs ; India rubber Dressing Combs, 4 to S inches, all styles ; English Toilet combs with handles; Bonnet combs; Ivory and Qutta pcrchafine tooth combs'; Pocket combs, all styles : American, French k German Cologne A Lavon ler waters ; Lubin's, Taylor's, Wright's, Mangonot k Conway's ex tracts for the han lkorchiof, of a grcnt variety of styles; Burnett s Cocaine, Barry s lrieophorous, Lyon's Cathairon, Eau, Lustrn), Boars, Mnssaccar, Antignn, Rose nnd Coral Oil; lloef marrow, Pomades, nnd rinlocoom, Amcncnn nnd 1-rencli nil styles nnd prices cold cream, Toilot powdor, Rouge Halls, Lilly White, run Boxes, China, and paper, smelling snlts, Balm of a thousand flowers, tooth paste, tooth paste, charcoal, reso, Ac, Ac, Shaving Compound all sizes; Military soap, Honey Soap, Chrystaline and Floating soaps,, Ottoman, Vankoo and (lullngher sonps, Iransparent and Cattilo sonps, Ac. Ac, Miscellaneous Articles. Gents steel frunio morocco and cuff Portmonaics, Lodics silk lined papier Marhe, inlaid tortoiso shell, velvet and morocco Portmonnies, Ladies Crotchet pursos embroidered witn stool beads, Ladies Cabas and morocco satchels, shell, pearl, ivory, volvct nnd papier Mnohe, Ivory nnd pear memorandum tab lets, Fine Engish Morocco, Pocket Wa'lets, Mo rocco and caf Pocket books, with straps and caspi; Bill books, and Banker's cases with lock and key; odlnpsion drinking cups, Medical glas ses with and without drops. Fishing tackle, Chnpnian k Ejierson's Rnzur strops cigar cases, erumb brushes, Shoe Brushes with nnd without handles Horn bruahes, all qualities. Paint and varnish brushes n sites, tin nnd copper bound, Sash tools aW sites, oountcr and mark ing brushes, white wash nnd scrubbing brushes. Fancy colored feather dusters Ac., Rich pcarf inaid papier mache, toilot cases, work boxes, writing defks, Rosewood and Mnhogony uriting desks, Chessmen and Chen boards, Gonts. Kill Gloves, Neck tics, collars, cravats nnd canes, La dies Kid, TafTrta Silk and Kid finished gaunt lets, and Lyle thread gauntlets, Rlnck and color ed silk web suspenders, french striped gum sus penders, Rich embroidered suspenders. Guiots new stylo French suspenders, Gents, linen hand kerchiefs, colored border and Cambrio bnndkor cbiefs, Ladies linen bandkorchiofs in great vari ety ; Sun shade fans, circuar French fans; can ton feather fans of a great variety ; Fine Canton pnm fans with ivory and painted handles, Black and mourning fans; Huir pins English nnd Frodch, Ac., Ac. Also Patent Medicines of ev ery voricty. All of which will bo sold at tho lowest CASH prices, Country Physicians furnished with Drugs, Medicines and Surgical Instruments, at the most rcasannblo rates forcatb, June 6, I860. Iy, Notice to Assessors. WnrnitAS, by the last part of the nth clause of tne 2nd section or tho Act of Asrombly entitled "An Act for tho regulation of the Militia of this Commonwealth," approved tho 21st day of April, A. D. 1858, Assessors of boroughs end townhips aro directed to furnirh the Jlrigade Inspector of mo ungaue in wnicn tuoir districts, are situated, with a copy of the military roll of thoir rospoct ivo districts when they derosite the original wiui ins ouuniy commissioners NOTICE IS THEREFORE IIERK?Y 01 V EN, that tho Assessors of the several boronghs and townships in Clearfield county, constituting iud uin ungaue oi ui inn division, Pennsylva nia militia, that they are required to furnibh mo with a copy of said miliary roll on or beforo the first day of August next j and upon failure thore ef, the penalty for neglect of duty will bo strict ly enforced. -Copies of tho rolls can be sent to me by mail, addressed to Itiirnside P. O.. or left with J. II. Larrimer, eommandant of the bricado. at Vim Kn. i i i ... ... ' ui. vuiuo iu vno oorougn oi uiearnelu. 8. C. PATCHEN. Ilrig. Ins. 6th llrlgade, 14th Div. P, M. Ilrigado Iispector's Office, Ilurnside t'p, June 8, I860. DRY APPLES, for sals at the store of Wm, F. Irwin, Market street, Clearfield Pa. im HUSKIES for sale at the stars of v. m. Irwin. Clearfield Pa, BACON, Ham, Sides, and Snoulders. forsa at the store of Wm. F.Irwin, Clearfield Pa. Cheapest! Best!! Largest!!! $35,00 PAYS for tuition in single and double entry Book-keeping, writing commercial arithmet ic and Lectures. Board 8 weeks $20, Stationary $7, Tuition $35, eutire expenses $02. , TJsual Lime from 6 to 8 weeks. Every student 'upon graduating is guaranted cempetent to man jnge the books of any business, aad qualified to earn a salary f:om 500 to 1000 Dollars. Students enter at any time Ko vaoatlon Re view at pleasure. , Fiet premiums Tor best Business writing i 1869, received at l'itusburgh, Philadelphia and Ohio Stato Fairs. Also at tbo principal fairs of the Union for the past four years. Minister's Sons reecivod ot half price. fcft.For Circulars, and Embellished View of the College, inclose five letter stamps to JT. W. al&illD, i-iiWDurgu, i a. KltATZERS' HAVE JUST OPEXED TJIER XEW SPRING GOODS COMrRISlNG ISonncts, Shawls, Ladies' Dress Goods, Ribbons, Flowers and Millenary goods gen crally. ATT ISTI0N INVITED TO MEIR and Shoes ofevcry description. Also to thoir elegant stylos of BUSINESS COATS, and Men's A Boys' CLOTHING. A full assertment of Carpets, Floor Oil cloths and Carriage trimmings eonsUnliy on nand. foB-Flour, Untan, Fith iff. nr tlx lottott pricM Brcsh Arrival of : New Goods, AT THE CIIEAr CASH STORK. I nm just receiving and oponing a large and well selectod assortment if SPJJ1NG ND SUMME72 Goods, of almost every descrtp tion, A beautiful assortment of Prints and Dress goods, of the ticwcst and latest styles. Also a great variety of useful notions, A large assortment, ready-made CLO TIiINGy Bonnets, Shawls, Hats and Caps, Roots nnd Shoes, a large quantity, Hardware, yieensware, Druggs and Medicines, Oil nnd Taints, Carpet A Oil Cloths, Fish, I aeon and Flour, of the best quality, all of which will be sold at tho lowest cash or ready pny prices. My old friends and tho publio generally, are respectfully luvitcd to call, Clearfield, May 9, 1800, M'M. F. IRW'IX NEW GOODS NEW GOODS ! ! NEW GOODS1 ! ! Just reecivod and now oponing at Irvim's cheap corner store, a large and w ell selected stock of Spring and bummer goods, all of which are ol fered at lower prices than ever. Call and exam ine goods nnd prices, h, A. lKtliM. (JurwcnsviUe, May 10, 'bU. onnots, Floronco braids, English straws, Mi Shaker and othor s'.ylos trimmed and un- trimmed, will be found in variety at tha corner storoof E. A, IKVIN, CurwensvilU, May lG, 'GO. r adios dress goods, ofpattorns and texturos to VJ please all, will be found at the corner store of Curwinsvilie, May 16, 1860. E. A. IRVIN, s kelelon Skirts, a large yarioty at roduccd pri ces at Irvins corner storo. Curwcnsvillo 16, '60. Q tella and other .S'hawls in varioty at the cheap yj Store or is. A. 1KV1N Curwensvillo, May 1G, 'GO. E oots and Shoes. A largor stock and lower prices than ever, at Irvins tbeapost corner, tJurwcnsville, May IG, '00 Avery large stock of Spring end Summer clothing of the latest styles for sole low by Cuiwensvillc, May 18, 1860. E. A. IRVIN. Ceoklng Stoves of various sites and prices for sale by K. A. IRVIN. Curwensvillo, May 16, '00. Iackerel aud Horring for sale at the corner store of E. A, IRVIN. lAmvensville, .Vny lfi, 'CO. Ilonr, Bacon, Beans and Clover seed, at th eboap eorncr by E. A. IRVIN. Curwcmville, May 16, 1860. Glass, Noils, Paints, Oils kc. for sale low by Ihe quantity or by retail at tho cheap corner torof K. A. IRVIN. Curwcnsvillo, May IC, 'GO. fT" sides of Spanish solo leather 'or sale low fJJ forcash by E. A. IRVIV. Curwonsville, May 16, I960.' T?RUTr. Dried Apples, Pared and nnpared. I. Teaches, Cherries, Prunes and Raisins at . --If and Haisini E. A. IRVIN the corner storo of Curwensvillo, May 16, 1800. Diretins Mill and cut aws, Mann's axes and general assortment of Hardware at tht lur of E. A. IRVIN, Curwensville, May 16, I860, A largo lot of BEANS for sale at the I rot Store of MERRILL A BIQLKR, CO OAL OIL And Coil Oifc Lawrs for sale C. KRATZFR 4 S05S. !!! DEATH!!! To every form and Specie of VERMIN. "COSTA R' S" "COSTA li'S" Rut, Roach Ac, Exterminator. "COSTAR'S" . "COSTAR'S" Bed-Bug Exterminator. "COSTAR'S" "COSTAR'S" Etectric rowdcror Itsccte. DESTROYS INSTANTLY j(a, xoacnc, ini;u, wuiui.".- . t i r:- nri n,nin, . 1 i Hed-bUgs, Ants, WOtns, .nosriuitoe, rit-iw, Insects on i'lants, insects on Aiiininis, u c. in short every lorm and specie ol . ', .- r.T.-i--rr n VE 2 in il.i:u.,l i Kuur Vnrk filv used by the City Post Utlice- the City Tris tn and Station houses the city Steamers, Ships &c., the City Hotels. "Astor," "St. SicholM," Ac, and by more t'-ian 20,0W private iamites. 83uDrurgist8 and Kctailers everywhere . soli them. Bffluseholesale Agents in all large Cities SffiuRegular sizes, 25e., a0o., it 51 lioxes IJottles, Flasks. tmv! ! I IIewakb ! 1 !of siiuriousitnitations. Kxarnine each Uox, liottle & riasK, and take nothinjj but "Costa rV Bu?1.00 Boxes sent by mail. Bt'A-TS 4 J5.00 by hxpress. BA.Addrcss orders or for Circular, to II EN It Y It. t'OSl AH, Principal Depot, 410 Broadway, N. Y. BQUiOLl) BY LOR A IN E & CO. March 17th. tleartiold 1'a. PURIFY THE J3LOOD. VEGETABLE LIFE TILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS. The hiiih and envied eclobrity which these. pre-emircnt medicines have acquired fur their . i :l.tA -(T. : nll iU ,i:.nnan, M-1.I..K lli.i, . p to curerbandeVed thVc ic! !hem 5 Cy,,LUrown',bT their TZt wnrk. insi'fy fr them, and t hov thrive not: ? .1 ; :i v. u . j v... . 'S ni,..mnlim. Affoetinn. of (be 1! lmliler and4t d. ncys. liillious r ever ana iiver v.ompiuinis, la tha south and west, whero these diseases prc- II 111 !. fniinil InvnlnnKlA l'lmitui-a Ti'nrmnrn.nml nthnm. who once use these nicdicinosl will never afterwords be without thorn. Dyspepsia. No person with this distressing disease should delay using these medicines im mediately. Eruptions of the skin, Erysipelas, Flatulency, Fove' and Ague. For this scourgo of the western eountry these medicines will be jouad safe, rpeedy, and certnin remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a return of the disease a ure by these medicines is per manent. Try them, bo satiffied, and be cured. Mercural Diseases, Never fails to erndi sato entirely all the effects of mercury infinitely sooner than tho most powerful preparation of cursupurilla. Night sweats, Aervous Debility, JNervons loin- plaints of fell kinds, Organic Affections, Palpita tion of the Heart, Painter's Cholic. Piles. The oncinal proprietor of these medi cines wns ourcd uf I'ilos of Si years standing by tho use of these Life medicines alone, Vi onus or nll kinds, are cfloctunlly cured by these medicines Parents will do well to administer them whonover their existenco is suspected. Reliof will be Certain, Tills Ult ft II 1.1.9 A.ii' i uva..i ni.iD.1..-. Purify tho blood, nnd thus removo nll diseaso fiom the system. A singlo trial will place the LiFR Tills and Phoenix JIitteiis ucyoncl tho reach of competition in the estimation ofevcry patient. 3trrpared and sold liv DR. WM. B. MOFFAT, 335 Drodway, cor. Worth St., New Yoik. Feb. 29th I860. lyr. Cabinet, Chair Making, JOHN Ol'LICH, of the borough of Clcarficla, l'a., will bo prepared at oil times to attend to to any business in the abovo lino on short notice, and in a workniauliko manner. 1! is place of business is at the old shop on the north sidoof Market street, 3d door east of Third bL, nearly opposite tho old Jew store ; where he will keep constantly on band a largo assortment of Ma- hngony and Cane iiottom Chair, nnd Cabinet Waro of every description, which he will disposo of on as reasonabla terms as the same articles can be had elsewhere in tho county. His stock of Cabinet Ware now on band, con sists in part of Dressing nnd Common Bureaus, Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks and Hook Cases, French nnd Field Post Bedsteads, Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Pier Ta bles, Ac. Coffins manufactured nnd dolircred ut any place desired. February 9, 1Sj9. no. 4, vol. iv.J CLEARFIELD STONE WARE POTTERy. Tbnnkful for past favors and solici tious of fu turo patronage I would respectfully announce that I have on hand again, and will constantly keep nt the Tottory in this borough, on tho cor ner a short distance easl of the Methodist Chnreli, a large stock of Crockery , such as Cream crocks, milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipo casing rf-e. rfc. ; and also an cxtensive assortment of, different sites and patterns of brackets and rosettes for cornice on bouses, nnd other moul-; dings. Any mouldings not on hand will bo made to older on short notice. Also firo brick mado and kept for sale. $fk liboral reduetion on prices mvle to wholesale dealers. F. LKITZINGER. Clearfield, may 2.1, 1870. ly. Look Hero flnill If IllPIl V-1IHIIH.I1 WAGON SHOP AHEAD!!! Tbo subscriber thankful for past favor takes this mothod of informing his old customers nnd the publio in general, that he bas moved his shop from the Foundary to the shop formerly occupied by Ooorge W. Orr, on Third street, Clearfield Pa., whore he will continue to manufacture Wagons of every description, to order, of good matorial nnd in a workmanlike manner. Also, Sleds, Wheelbarrows, Harrows. (J rain-cradles, d o., made on short notice, in superior style, and of the best stock. Repairing of every kind dono with dis patch, and on reasenablo terms. WILLIAJf BROWN. July, 13, 1839. ly. LOOK IIKHR! J.OOK lll'.HKl THE undersigned subscribers, take this moth od of informing the publio generally, that they have this day entered Into copartnership in THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS, I and ean be found at the shop formorlv occupied Dyj. hhunkwiler, on Third stroct, in this bo. ruuii, wncrv me win ue Jicaneu io sue iiio r uiu customers, nnd as many new ones as can make It convenient to give tbem a call. Bring on your hoes, your spados and picks, Your log-chains and your pulling sticks, Your sleds, your sleighs, your borso, your mars, Ho three-year old shall then go-bare. Your spears will work np then just right, To prooning hosks for every height, ' Your swords too, shall then be wrought. To ploughshares such as Cain ne'er bought. JACOB SHUNKWILER, GEO. W. ORR. Clearfield, December 8, 1858. tf. LINDSEY'S IMPKOVFD ISIooil Searcher X! A STANDARD MEDICINE i For the speedy, radical,' and effectual rnr A AIL DISEASES arising from 1MPC- "A It I fx OF i THE BLOOD. This medicine has wrought tliA most Ddraou lous cures in deiperato eases of ! Scrofula, 1 Cutaneous Diseases, Cancerous fornatiuii, Erysipelas, Boils, " " ,rs Sore Eves, j. Scald Head. Old, Stubborn Ulcers, TeMer Affections, Rboumotio Ditorden,! Dyspepsia, Costivcneis, ; Jaundice, IMercurial Diseases, i Liver Complaint, !LoW ePiriU Salt Rheum, 4 General Debility, Loss of Appetite, Foul Stomucb, Female Complaints, and all Diseases bavin; their orgin in an impure stute f the Blood. , The nliove is a portrait of David M'Creary, Napier township, who, on the 8Ut day of Aug. 1868, made efliilnvit bolors Justice Gorloy that be wns treutcd fur the euro of Cancer by three ph jsicinns of Ttcdfrd comity, nnd by Dr. Jtew. ton of tho Electric Collego in Cineinnattl, ;for poriod of nearly uighl months, notwithstuuding whieh, bis lip, noto and a portion of hit left cheek were entirely entcn nwny ! He had givfu Up;U .,pc h. h rd of the WHoo loed bearehf f-d him, and ...hough sad,y di,.igur.d there . is no question but what this invalunblo ' saved his life. Tho full particulars of this cms " 'l.u".1 '"' "-" s. We alsorclor to thecato oiiNoney mc.iMicy, of Eldertown, Armstrong county, Pa., cured ef Scrofula after being unable to get out of bod ui tb" To tho caso of a lady in Ansonsvillo, Clenr field county, who wai nlso nlilicted with Scrofula in its worst form. ' To thi cose of lleorgo .Voisel, residing in Carl town, Cambria count, l'a., who wns so badly af flicted with Cancer that it cat bis entiro nosenO", and his case was , worse, if possible, than McCrearv's. The particulars of theio coses evory one ot whieh was cured by theuso of tho Dlood Searcher may also be found in a circulns to bj bad ol nny of the Agents. K. M. LEMON, Proprietor. Laboratory for the manufacture nnd sulo, ma tho Pa, Railroad Depot, Hollidaysbiirg, l'a. Dr. Goo. II. Keyeor, Wholoealo Agent Tl;t , burgh Pa. 'OH SAI-I1 I1V C. D, Valion, ClearCM i John Tntton, Curwensrille ; Jiuues D, Orabmi, flruhainpton j K. F. Ilrennor, Morrisdalo ; .' I n I "ussrii, lenniuie; n. it. moore, i.uui-: w :(?; ! fl- ,J- c"nt- 'cw ' uipori ; i :, u. ro.-ier, n...- j iTifui ; ii, c-um, inbuilt uiu ; iiii"i.eu .i.e.i ir- rny, iew iisniiigion ; i-.mvnra imnins, il- liiimsvillo ; Jucksun 1'utchcn, UuinsiJ Jtegnrty, (ilen Hope, Feb. 1-t. UtiO. Keep up t lie Excitement! REMOVALS always causo oxcitoment ; urd since the great excitement about tho rei ui vul of the Court Houso has subsided, thoeomtnrf nity generally huvo becumo soinonlnit e-tciml upon bearing that C. D. Watson boa deleruii -l to pull up stakes nnd remove to Virginia. )'i.t tho laloxt cause for excitement is tho fact tha'. I have removed my saddler shop from my M stand opposite tho Court IIoiifo io my new IiIimi un Market Mrcet nearly opposite th jail, wlir. nll who may furor me with a call can be snppl:oi with : Single Harnfis, Double Harness, Tug Harness, Bridles Collars, Vliipa, Halters, Housings. Breech bands, Side Straps, &c In fact every thing in the line of Saddling and Harness making, '.thankful for tho very liberal patronage heretofore bestowod, I solicit a cum tinuanco of the same, nnd a call from as many now customers as can make it suit. GtOilOE W. Ml ELM. P. S. My being connected with tho Drnr business will not interfere with my shup, far i have tbo- Drug Stoio attended to by carofsl diinds, nnd intend dovotirg uiy timo exclusively to mv recular buMncps. U. W. IS. Aiig. 31,18M. MOUNT "VKHKON JIOTKU LUMBER CITY, CI car ft eld County, Pa. ',' JOS. L. KIRBY, rnor-niETon. J I "I") EG 3 leavo to announce !o Ihe traveling com- J nmnity and the publio goncnrally, that he has taken the above named hotel and refitted it in a style suited to the times and the wantiof tho public, HIS TABLE Will alwoj'S bo supplied with the bcsl the msr- kets and tho surrounding country can aftjrd i ' tllj 11111 ilia jiaiv Will contain the choicest liquors, and HIS 6TA1JLHS Will be in tho care of nttenliva limMiM!. re. f sponsihlo for thoir conduct to their emiiluver, , ... . . .,.. ..,,.1,11.1 , " "... pi. V.....V oi(.uiioiiiiii:iii mi ivi sonal euporvision. In tho the hope that ho will be ablo to ronke his guests comfortable during their viij 'ohis lnuse bo respectfully solicits a share Oj ublio patronog?. Lumber City Oct. 19, 1859. iapi:k HANOI XC.H, o. 18G0- SPrtlNC STYLES,' 18C0- OF WALL f APKBS, . ' 1 HO WELL & JiO URKE, manufactures and Importers OF PAPER HANGINGS, X. 17 South FOURTH Stroot, boloi Market, Philadelphia. inters unusual facilities to Wholsale A Retail buyers, a splendid stock of goods to ecloct from, and all nf the nowost and best desio-ni VYIV. DOW CURTAI.V PAPERS, in endlossTarieT ' March 7th I860. .linos. WM. r. CHAMBERS. CARRIES on Chairmaking, Whoelwright, s. house and Sign painting at Curwenst. ClearOeld eo. All orders promptly attondod i Jan. 5, 1353. 4-7ifiWIMU-lc ..l5v JOSErJI PETERS, ' Justice of ttie. Peace, CurwentviHe, Pcn 'x.' ONE door east of Montelins ,t Ten Eyr Store. All business entrusted to hint wi be promptly attended to, and all inVrameati writing done on short notiet. March, 3W lS8.y ',r. . . 1 ! j,' h-.'--, i r-.V '..""
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