. fflie $leftultican.
Home Affairs.
ClPtfftlH, J)S. QuflUft 8, I860.
SrWe loarn that Jtimei White an
aged citisen of Karthaus tp., committed
auiodo one day last woek,' by cutting hii
throat with a Knife. . -
We have learned no cause for thia raab
act. .' i r ;
!0On Monday laai John Caihcart of
Jnox tp., was lodged in our Jail ; charged
with baring ahot hii wife on Saturday
'last, the rife lived about 6 houn, the
Iball having entered her left breast, and
'lodged againat the backbone.
On Wednesday last Augustin Rimbley
'ofGirard township, had hia leg broken,
while felling a tree, which flew back
truck hia leg and broke it about half way
between the ankle and knee. Dr. Potter
was immediately summoned who gave it
the proper treatment, and the man is do
ing well.
' ItjTWe understand that the members
of the Methodists Episcopal Church be
longing to the Cle&rfiold and Curwensville
station, intend holding a Camp-meeting
updn the old ground nenr Josiah B.
Heed Esq. ; commencing on the 24th day
of August. Where all well disposed per
sona are cordially invited In attend.
-
jtir What is the use of being poor when
you can make lrorn $600 to $1,000 a year
bvARtinir as no-ant lop tlin Krin Rnwinir
-j o a o
ployment, and having the least bit of
"vim" in them, would do well to write to
Mr. J. N. Boy lan, at Milan, Ohio, and get
the Co. 'a confidential circular to agents.
VWe had two visits last week from
the Curwensville Brass band, whodis
coursed some fine musio to the citizens of
our town. The gentlemen composing this
Band seem to understand their business
very well. We understand that they will
' be neutral in every thing except niusick,
during the campaign. They are willing
to give the Politicians as much musio as
they want during this campaign, provided
. Always, that the dimes are on hand.
J3"r"By reference to our Advertising
columns, it will be found that Messrs
Moore k Etzwiler, have received a large
lot of seasonable goods; and we can as
sure the public that they have indeed a
fine stock, and cheap too. This can easi
ly be inferred from the fact that they
are not afraid to advertise them. Call
and see them before purchasing else
where. .
!., Siriocs Accident. On Sunday last Mr.
r Daniel Welch, Miss Margarie Welch and
' Miss Rebecca Reed, started in a Buggy to
go to Blooiuington to church, when near
the place the Horse took fright and ran
, away throwing the whole three out of the
buggy. Miss Welch had one of her arms
broken, and Miss Read was very muuh in
jured in her back, so much that at last
accounts she was not able to set or stand.
Mr. Welch however Is not seriously in
jured. v ISLOur Republican friends in this
county on Friday Inst, nominated Gen.
John Patton for Congres, M. A. Frank
Esq. for Assembly, Alexander Murray of
Girard tp. for county Commissioner, and
Ellis Irvin Esq. of Goshen tp. for Auc itor.
They are all good men j but in a few
weeks more the Democrats will present
to the people of this District and county
a set of belter men, who will of course be
elected by large majorities. The Repub
licans only nominated men to have them
defeated by the Democrats, and we won
der why they go to so much trouble for
o small pay.
Pkimart Election. The Democrats of
Clearfiold county, will meet at their res
pective election polls in the several Bor
oughs and townships on Saturday next, to
nominate by ballot, one person for Assem
bly, one person for county Commissioner
and one person for county Auditor.
The Standing Committee designated no J
nour at which the polls should open and
: close j but it has been usually opened
heretofore at 2 o'clock, and closed about
7 o'clock P. M., and we presume it will
be generally understood so.
We hope a general interest will be la-
J ken in the mailer. By reference to our
fourth page, the rules and regulations will
j befound, as laid down by the Committee,
I Democratic Masi Meeting,
f Aooording to previous notice the Dem.,
of Clearfield county assembled in mass
s county Meeting in the town Hall on Sat
;x nrday last, on motion J. L. Cuttle Esq ,
4 was called to the chair, Wm. Wright and
v J. L, Morgan were elected Secretaries.
The objeot of the mooting being stated by
TV V fi-o. TV- ru-1 - il.
,tw n..-.-n 1: . .
tionlfW i wii p it. tt VT You will meet for drill and parade at
tion of W. A Wallace Esq., the Hon. J T. the Mount Joy School Hou. on Saturday
.Leonard was declared lite unanimous the 25th day of August, at 10 o'clock A.
choice of the Democracy of Clearfield ''n urnmer uniform with arms and ac
4 oounty for Congress. In this district. 0outrementa in good order, and supplied
to motion of D. f" EuwtiKL. j)
crans, I. lest and John M. Cummings1
V.n. -1--1-J r ... . . ... I"
In V' conicrees io meet Ilk A DMIKISTRATOR9 NOTICELettera
v Conferees from the other Counties, to meet ' of Administration baring beea thia day
t Brookville on Wednesday lh fiLh in.l th udorsfgned on the estate of Thorn-
,,... 'veanesoay the Bin inst., M OwenalaU of Ferguaon tp., Clearuoldooun ty
on notice the Conferee were instructed to do.t.. allpertoot indebted to aaid estate
Use all honorable moan to secure the ff re3UMUd mk immediate ptyment, and
nomination Aft ha Nn. t t t At . thoM hJ1,r,n cIiD1 l?in said eatato, are re -nomination
of the Hon. J. T. Leonard for queatod to present them duly anthentioated for
Eongreai. On motion of L. J. Crana the MMlen,,,,t BMELINB OWKN8 )
MMng adjourned. . ! , ,. ,A??H-,2.T ! !
S.The Episcopal church, we under
stand, are going to hold their anniversary
Sunday Sohool celebration to-morrow at
at "Liberty Spring" all are Invited to at
tend. The M. E. Salbath School intend unit
ing with them in theiroelebration.
ComntNci ArroiKTMNTs. Below we
give the appointments of the Erie Con
ference for Clarion District which w have
ust received,
Presiding Elder -R. A. Carrulhers.
Clarion T, P. Warner.
Erookville- D. & Steadman.
CurUville T.Graham k O. Dai.
8hippenville R. Beatty J. F. Per
Vf- ' '
Brady's """lend O. Dunmire.
State Road J. Howe.
Washington A. Height k Bent
Tionosta D. Eaton.
Troy & Corsica G. Moore k 0. M.
Heard.
Punxsulawney- B. Marsteller k J.L.
uise.
Warsaw J. W. Weldon.
Luthersburg F. Vernon k S. Coon.
New Bethlehem N. G. Luke.
Ridgeway Mission O. G. Mc En tire.
Vest Freedom S. S. Burton.
MARRIED,
On the 5th Ausust Tbv Lever FWnl
Esq. .Mr. Wm. S. Smilav to Misa Snrnh
E. Bogle both of Brady'tp.,
On Thursdav lastbv F. F. Contrit .TV
Esq., Mr. Levi Laird to Miss Margaret
urr on oi uirara lownsnip,
DIED,
On Sunday night, the 25th inst., Lewis
( W, Smith, aged 5 years 2 months, and 22
.days
n
Monday, August 6th. Forest W,
(smiiu aged 3 years and 4 months, both
sons of A. M. and Catharine F. Smith of
clearueld Boroagh.
Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Wm. P. C'nAMBurs, of Curwens
villeas a candidate for Countv Commis
sioner, subject to the usages of the Demo
cratic party.
Kylortown, July Cth 1800.
Mb. Editor i
At the earnest solicitation
of the undersigned. Filliam G. Johnsm.
of Graham tp , has consented to have his
name announced as a candidate for Coun
ty Commissioner, subject to Democratic
rules.
".ir. 1 i
rre nave Known jar. jounson tor a
number of years. He is an excellent man
Tor the ollice, an old citizen of Morris he
fore its division, and an unflinching Dem
ocrat; always supporting the party, and
never asKing ouice.
J. J. Miller,.
Jos. rotter,
Leon'd. Kyler sr,
James Pot ter.
J. F. McCartney,
O. P.' Wilder,
Jos- A. Sensor,
Wm. Weight, sen.,
J. D. Denning,
Amos TTubler,
John B. Kyler,
John Rayburn,
Jeremiah Hoover
George Hoover,
Jtanl. Little,
Geo. Beam,
M. R. Denning,
Andrew Hunter
We are authorized to announce thenam
of John P. Dole of Tike tp., as a candidate
for the office of County Commissioner, sub
ject to the usages ot the Democratic party,
Mr Editor;
Please announce the name
of Samuel C. Thompson of Morris tp. as
a candidate ior uounty Commissioner, sub
ject to the nomination of the county con-
-r . ,, ... . .
vemion. . j ou tiii recollect he was a
candidate last year for the nomination,
and us there wore several candidates, he
thought it prudent to withdraw his name
from the list. We have been acquainted
with Mr. Thompson for a numbor of years
know him to be a worthy man for that
ottice, an old citizen of Moms, and
sound Democrat, always supporting the
party wun pleasure.
Mant Democrats or Morris
We are authorized to announoe the name
Lot George J. .Yoas oi Brady Township as a
bituuiuciis aisi isuumjr wuiiuisBiuncr BUD
ject to Democratic rules.
July 18th, 1800.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Conrad Baker of Knox Township
as a candidate for County Auditor. Subs
ject to the rnles of the County Covention.
July 18th 18G0.
W ars uthorIed to innoanes the nam of
Prist A. Rowsla of Knox tp.. as a candidate for
Auditor, tubjeot to the usagei of the Deinooratio
party.
W ars authorised to announoe the Dams of
lion. John F. Hoyt, of Ferguson Tp., as a cu
didate fr Ataembly, subjeetto the Demooratio
Conrentlon.
we are authorised to announce the name of
Jr-rederici. bnoff of Beccaria Townehip, as a can
didato for county Commiisioner, lubjeot to Dem
ooratio Rules.
Mr. Editor,
Pleaae announoe the name of B. C.
Bowman of Decatur tp., for county Auditor, sub.
Ject to the rules of the Demooratio party. That
poaition li one or importance to the tax payers,
and in the person of Mr. Bowmon we find an ex
cellent accountant, an upright aian and a good
Democrat. Mast Democrats,
Bradford, Auj. 1, I860.
Bcfa utrttstmtnls.
Camp Meeting.
The Camp Meeting of the M. E. church
for the clearfield and curwensville charge
will be held on the grouni of Mr. Tbos.
Reed on the old pike to commence on
Friday Aug 24 1800. C ome to the Camp
Meeting. Wm L. Spots wood.
Preacher in charge.
Clearfield Kifle ComrauT,
Aug. 1, 1800. JOHN F. ROTE 0. 8.
r .
$30 Reward.
1 AH Aorel of 'sod 'or Bale, 16 acres of which
X tV Is improved, the balaooe well timbered
wun watte pin, Oak, and Hemlock; two dwell,
log houaea, Baw MiU, Lath Machine, Buble and
other out buildings.
Situated one and a half miles from Clearfield,
on wo Turn tte leading towards Luthersburg.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber
uu uio premises.
Aug. 8, I860. fit ISRAEL NICHOLS.
To Persona out of Employment.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL the Erie Sew
ing Machine.
We will girt a Commission, or wagea at from
zo to oo per month, and eipenaes paid. This
Is a new Machine, and ao simple in its eonstruo
tion that a child otJ jeara can leara tp operate
it by half an hour's instruction. It is equal to
any Family Sewing Maohine In use, and t ho
price ib out rineen Uollara.
Persona wishing an Agency will address
J. N. B0TLAN,
Seorelary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
Aug. 8, U69. 6w. MILAN, OHIO.
T)HILIPSnURG AND WATER FORD
JL KA1X-HOAD. Notice is hereby glren to
the aubacribers to the stock of the "Pbilipsburg
and Waterford Rail-Road Company" that an
election will be held in the Borough of Clear,
field, Clearfield countv Pa., at the office of Wal.
ter Barrett Esq., on Thuraday the 23d day of
August A. D. 1880, between the hours of J, and
So 'dock P.M. of said day, for the purpose of
electing one rresiaent and Twelve persena to
serve aa Direotere for aaid company, until the
aeoond Monday in January 1861. A full atten
dance ia requested.
George R. Barrett, John Patton.
James T, Leonard, Lewie J. Crana.
JohnD, Thompson, John Carlisle.
J. J. Y. Thompaon, Jainea Campbell.
Wm. T. Alexander, James Blakealey.
II. L, Richmond t others. Commissioners.
Clearfield, Aug. 8, I860. 2t
ESTATE OF SAMUEL SPEN
CER, ETAL,DEC'D.
In the matter of the Estates of
T I S3 .r . . . . ' '
j')u)q opencer, jiannan am jxancy epenccr,
and John Harlow Fisher deed.
And now April 17 th 1860,
l"1 1 1 f ? n n mm mri nr It w It.. hmah . 1. .
executors and Administrators of the above de
cedents, to show cause why epeoifio performance
of contraota fo r Bale of real estate, made by them
in their lifolime shall not be decreed, 29th June
1860. Citation returned, and on motion of R. J.
Wallace Esq., Attornoy for applicants, Thoa. J.
MoCullongh Esq., waa appointed Commissioner
to take Testimony,
JAMES WRIGLEY Clerk 0. C.
In pursuanoe of the above Commission te
mo directed, testimony in the abore matter
will be taken at my offioe in Clearfield, on
Thursday tha 13th day of Septombernext, whon
and where all personi interested may attend.
TUOS, J. McCULLOUGII, Com'r.
Clearfield, August 8, I860. It,
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE. By virtue
of an order of the Orphan's Court of Clear
field oountv. Thnre wilt h nvnn.a.l .n..ki:M
..... W JIUVI1U
sale at the Court Home in the Borough of Clear-
FRIDAY THE 7TII DAY
OF SEPTEMBER A. D. lfifid
the following described real Estate to wit l A
iractoi iana aivuaie in Huston township, Clear
field county Pa., aurreyed on a warrant la the
name of David Caldwnll. rnni.ini.,. ini .
VVHM.-..uS .vr ... I CO
and allowance, boundod by lands aurreyed on
warrant in me name or James Wilson and lands
warranted in the name or Moore A Delaoey the
whole of said traot being well timbered, with
valuable white Pine timber and baring a stream
of water thereon, which can be made navigable
for logs, or upon which a Saw Mill might be
erected, lato the estate of Samuel Caldw.ll
deceased.
T lilt MM, one-fourth of the purchase money
on day of Sale j one-fourth on the confirmation
of Salo, and the balance in two equal annual
Davmenta with Intarait frnm r ci. k.
secured by Bend & Mortgage.
JJAVIO CALDWELL, Adm'r.'d
Aug. 8, 1860. of Samuel Caldwell, doo'd,
ORPHAN'S COURT 8AI.E.By rirtue
of an ordor of the Orphan's Court of Cloar
field county, there will be eiDoaed to rmhlin .l.
at the house of Isaao Bloom in the Borough of
VUI TTCUBYIllO VU
SATURDAY THE 8T1I DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 18G0,
at 1 o'olock P, M (he followins; described r.ol
estate to wit i that ocrtain plantation or traot of
iana situate ion the public road leading from
Clearfield to Kew Washington) in Pike town
ship Clearfield oounty Penn'a. Bounded on the
north by land belonging to the estate of John
S. Curry doceased, on the east by land of Fitch
A Boynton, on the weat by landa of Wm- A
Bloom and Wm Rex, and on Jhe south by land
of George W Curry. Containing two Hundred
and Fifteen Acres more or less, having created
thereon a large twe-atory frame (L) house,
weather-boarded and painted, with cellar, a
large double log. barn, grain-house, dry-house,
wagon-shed, and about one hundred anrea of
cloarod land, with a large bearing orchard, and
a uover laiuug spring oi water iiiereon, late the
estate of Richard Curry deceased,
TERMS, 10 per eent on day of sale, ont-half
at confirmation of sale, and the balance in one
year with interest to be secured by bond and
mortgage. WM. REX Adin'r.,
Aug. 8, 1800. of R. Curry deoeased.
SHERIFF SALE.
By rirtue of sundry writs of Venditton Expo,
naa issued out of the Court of Common Pleaa
of Centre eouuty and to me directed, there will
be exposed to publio aale at tbe Court House in
Bellefonte, on Monday, the 27th day of August
next, the following property, ria :
All the right, title and interest of D. M. BiL
ger, in the undivided one-fifth part, Ao., of six
certain tracts oflacd with the improvement
thereon, situated partly in Morris township, Clear
field county, and partly in Bush townihip, Cen
tre county.
One tract whereof situate In Morris tw'p.,
Clearfield county, was surveyed under warrant
to Peter Yarnold, and oontaina 350 acres and al
lowance. Also. One traot situated aa abovo waa aur
reyed in the nam of Jesse Yarnold, and con
tains five hundred and twenty -one acres and al.
lowance.
At-so. One traot situated In Rush township,
Centre county, waa aurveyed under warrant to
Benjamin Martin, and Ooulaina 420 acres and
allowance.
Also. One tract situated as above waa sur
veyed under warrant to John Weidman, oonb
taining 440 aoreaand 76 perches and allowance.
Also. One tract aurreyed under warrant to
Jacob Weidman, containing '403 acrca and 85
perchea.
Also. One tract aituated aa abore was aur
reyed under warrant to Jacob Rush, and con
taining 380 acroa and 22 perchea.
There boing erected on the abore described
property, two Saw Mills and several dwelling
uoueei.
6e!aed taken in execution and to be sold aa
the property of D. M. Bilgnr.
TIIO'8 McCOY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's offioe. Bellofonte, )
Centre oounty, Aug. 8, '60 J
CtAUTION. All fersona are hereby caution.
ed against purohasini or receiving a nnta
ofhandgirenby me, to Oodfred Zilliox, call
ing ior eae aaaam and fifttt Dollar da at
three months. Iam determined not to pay it
nnleaa compelled by law. JOHN GLASER,
Brady I p., July 18. '80. 3t
CUBA HOTEL, JAYNESVILLE, PA.
THE abore Hotel, baring reeentlr been fitted
up for a house of entertainment, ia now open
for the accommodation of the publio. ICravtlera
win naa una a convenient bouse.
3Isy l 136S, . . JOHN J0I DAN.
FRESH GOODS,
JUST E TEE TOO.
- The aubaeribera ars just opening at their old
stand, a fresh Stock of seaaonabla Goods, onslst
ing of a full assortment f Dry Goods
Hardware, Queenewire, made Bp Clothing,
Boots and Shoes of every rariety, Ladies Dress
trimings tte., which they will dispose of en aa
good if not better terms to the puroba ser than
tbey can be obtained elsewhere, for either cash,
Lumber or country produce generally.
Aug. 1, '60.-8C MOORE A ETZWILBpj
EXECUTORS NOTICE. Lettera Testa
mentary baring been granted to the under
aigned on the estat a of Geogre Welch deeeaaed,
late of Lawrence tp. Clearfield oounty Pa., all
pernna Indebted to salt estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those baring
claims against it, are requested to preaent then
duly authenticated for settlement.
August 1, I860. fit. WM. PORTER, Et'r.
CAUTION. All persona ars hereby notified
not to purchase or in any way meddle with
the following property, now In the possession of
M. 8. Clark of Brady township, riit one Rone
mare, one two borae Wagon and one Cow, as the
aame belonga to me'and is left with him on lr.an
only subject to my order, DANIEL RISHEL.
Brady tp., Aug, 1, I860. 3L
PLASTERING, The subscriber, baring
looated himself in the borough of Clearfield
would Inform the publle that he ia prepared to
do work in the abore line, from plain to ornamen.
tnl of any deacription In a workmanlike manner.
Also whitewashing and repairiag done in a neat
manner and on reasonable terms.
EDWIN COOPER.
Clearfield April 17, I860. ly.
SHERIFF'S SALE. By rirtue of a testa
tum writ of Ken. Ex., issued out of the court
of Common Pleaa of Center eo., and to me di
rected, will be exposed to publio aale at the
Court House in the borough of Clearfield, on
MONDAY THE 20TU DAT
OF AUGUST A. D. 1860,
at 10 o'clock A. M the following deaoribed
property, to via: A certain tract of land situate
in Goshen tp. Clearfield county Pa., bounded by
lands of Jacob Flegal, Ellis Irwin, Ellis Liver
good and the Susquehanna River. Containing
two hundred and aorenty-aix acres more or less,
three dwelling houses, two bains, wagon ahed
and other out building'a and a large bearing
orchard thereon. Seined taken in execution and
to be aold aa the property of John Selfrlge.
FREDERICK G. MILLER, Sh'ff.
Sherlff'a Office, Clcarfied Pa, Aug. 1, 1860.
YOUR TEETH,
TAKE CARE OF THEkll
R. A. M. HILLS, desires to announoe to
hia frienda and patrons, that he is now de
roting all of hia time to operationa in Dentistry.
I hose desiring hia services will find him at his
t flice, adjoining bia residence at nearly all times,
i nd always on Fridays and Saturdays, unlesa
Notice to the contrary be giren in the town pa
dors tbe week prerioua.
N. B. All work warranted to be satisfactory
Clearfield, Pa.. July 25th, 1860.
CAUTION. All persons are hereby caution
ed against buv ing or in anr war meddlins-
wltL the following property, to wit: two Bed.
steads, one JJureau, Table, Cupboard, Chest and
irons. ; now in trie possession of Edward Gel
nett, as tbe same belongs to mo, aud left with him
on loan only. JOHN W. PAULLY.
Brady tp. Jaj 18, 60.-3t.
C1AUTION. All persons are hereby caution
I ad affftinnt nurnhllinir nr In -n w
w- - -o -i " " n mj uivu-
dling with the following property, row in the
cuosogBiuu ui , uma m. ijeonara, 10 will 3 lior
aea and harness, 3 Cowa, 7 head of yo nng cattle,
7 Hoes and other nronartv. Ik. ... ....
chased by us at Sheriff sale, and Is only left with
aaiu uoonaru on loan sunjeei to our order.
July is, ru.-3t. KOSS SHOTT Co-
HAM, Sidoe, Mackerel and Herring "for sale
low at the atore of W. F. IR WIN.
Clearfield, July 11th 1860.
rpiIE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY, will
X be opened for the reception of pupils,
(malos and females) on Monday, May 28th, 1860,
Term per session of eleren Weeka
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
Aritbmotio and Geography. $2.60
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Goog.
raphy and History. 3.qo
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
and Hook Keoping $4.00
Latin and Greek languages. 6 00
To students desirous of acquiring a thorough
Engliah Education, and who wish to quality
themselves for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received fur No tH k.ir.
and no deduction made except for protraoted
U It IIV1BB.
Tuition to be paid at the olose of tbe terra.
C. B. 8ANDFORD, Principal.
May 23, I860.- Iy.
1860
18G0
t M c ill j
Merchant,
And extensive ni.v
In square Timber, Hoards,
Shincles. Ac. T
v y.
oN. "VTnr ,wkW
M'ch 14 . I8G0.
JAMBS T. LSOSinD.
WM, A. WALLACE.
D. A. rilMKT
A. C. riNIIT
n$anluu anir Collection (Met
or
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
CLEARFILD,
CLEARFIELD COUNTV, FA.
SSILLSOLIXCBAHOS, NOTSS A!f DDRArTS PISCOUJtTKD
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
Collettiont made and proceed promptly remitted
Exchange ou the Cities constantly
on hand.
y-Offioe on Eeoond 6u, ftsarly opposite the
COURT HOUSE.
LUMBER CITY,
Clearfield Count, Fa. ,
JOS. L. KIRBY, PnorRiatoB.
T KGS leare to announce to tbe traveling com-
jkj munny ana me puouo genenraliy, that he
has taken the abore named hotel and refitted it
In a style suited to the times and the Wan U of
the public
HIS TABLE
Will always ke supplied with the beat the mar
kets and the surrounding country oan afford I
HIS BAR
Will contain the choicest liquors, and
11IS STABLES
Will be in the care of atUntlre hoatlera, r
anonaible for their eondunt in ih.t . i
i who will give the entire eetabllihoent hia per
' sonal auperrision.
in the the nope that he will Be able to make
hia gueata comfortable during their visits ' o bia
h-nise he respeotfullr aoliolts a abara rrnkli.
. . 4KTSWI0K,M ft. '
DRUG Jf VARIETY
LORAINE k CO.
HAVE jnat reoeired from the Eastern cities,
and opened at tk.l kiw dtodv nnnu
on MARKET STREET, two doors weat of Third,
uw nrait teuaire aaaortuient of Drugs,
Medicines,
Paints,
Oils,
Varnishes,
Dy.8tuffs,
Tobaoco A Segars,
Toilet articles,
Perfumery-,
Blank books,
Stationary,
Cutlery,
Miscellaneous
And Fancy
Arfiffl.a Am Am
erer offered to the publio in thia section of the
Their Drags and Chemicals, of whioh they
hare an extenaire assortment, hare been select
ed with especial refference to their quality and
freshness.
Their stock of Oils add Palnta will ftnnalat
of Linaeed oil, Coal oil, Tanner'a oil, Turpentine,
nea a, nmie lead, ary ana around in oil, Span
ish brown, Venitian red, Yellow and Stone oohre
Lattpblaok, (lack lead, Ivory blaok, Chinese
Amerioan rermilllon, pariagroen, paris, Ultra
marine and prussian blue, dry and ground in oil,
Carmine, Chrome green yellow, Chalk of all
Cobalt, Drop, lake blaok, Emery, Glue. Guma,
Copal, Damar and 6hellan, Indian red, Litharge,
Orange minoral, pumice and Rotten atone. Rose
pink, English and American, Kosla, Scttrtet, (or
persian red,) Terra Sienna, Turkey nmbre, Ver
digris, blue & white Vitriol, Whltihg, Zida, put
ty aud putty knirea, Glaaa of all siiea and quali
ties, Looking-glasa plates, Ao, ore.
Dye-stuffs it Varnishes t
Extra Logwood, ohip
ped and ground. Indigo, Madder, Annatto,
Cochineal, Sol. tin, Red aaundera; Copal, Coaoh,
Black for leather, Japan for dying, Map, Mastio,
White Damar, White spirit and Flowing Varnih.
Tobacco Segars t
Cavendish, best, Natural
leaf, Rough A ready, Lady twist, Fine outs of all
kinda, and pride of the Harem, tobacco j Rappee
ani Sootch anufis; El phaeton, Henry Clay,
punoh, Laehiea, EI mono, Ao., Segara.
Blank-Books and Stationary.
Ledgers,
Day-books. Reoeipt and Note-books, Diariea, La
dies and Office Portfolios, Blank parchment and
paper Deeds, Bonda, Mortgages, and all other
legal blanks. Foolsoap, letter, Note, Business
and drawing paper, Envelopes, Ready reference
Files, Annear't and Arnold'a writing fluid, Ink,
black, blue, and carmine, Steel Pens and Pen
holdors, Paper clips, mucilage, and all other ar
tiolea in tbe Stationary line.
Toilet fc Fancy Articles V Pcrfumcrv.
ilair
bruhca, American, French A English, with Ivo
ry, Shell, Pearl, Buffalo, Satlnwood, Rosewood
A ornamented backs, nil qualities ; Cloth brushes
Hat brushes; Teeth brushos, rarlous qualities j
Sharing brusbea, American, English and French
with Russia bristles and Badger's hair; Flesh
brushes; Comb brushes and Cleaners, Tortoise
shell Tuck combs, Tortoise shell, Plain A Fancy
and India rubber Long Combs; ShelZ, Buffalo,
Horn and India rubber puff side Comba : India
rubber Dressing Comba, 4 to 8 inobea, all etyles ;
English Toilet eomba with bandlea: Bonnet
comba; Ivory and Gutta perchaflne tooth oombi';
rocicot combs, all styles: Amerioan, French A
German Cologne A Larenier waters ; Lubin's,
Taylor's, Wright'a. Maneenet A Conwar'a ax.
traota for the han Jkerchief, of a great rariety of
sivies; Durneu s uooaina, Barry a Xrioophoroua,
Lyon's Cathairen, Eau, Lustra), Bears, Maasacoar,
Antigua, Rose and Coral Oil; Beef marrow,
Pomades, and Philocoom, American and French
all stylos and prices oold cream, Toilet powder,
Rouge Balls, Lilly White, Puff Boxoe, China,
and paper, smelling salts, Balm of a thousand
flofers, tooth paste, tooth paste, charcoal, rese,
ao., 40., snaring compound all sues ; Military
soap, Honey Soap, Cbrystaline and Floating
soaps,, Ottoman, Yankee and Oallaghor soapa,
Transparent and Castllo soaps, Ao. Ac,
Miscellaneous Articles,
Gents steel frame
morocco and cuff Portmonaiee, Ladies silk lined
papier Mache, inlaid tortoise shell, relret and
morocco Portmonaiee, Ladies Crotchet purses
embroidered with steel beads, Ladlea Cabas and
morocco satchels, shell, pearl, irnry, relret and
papior Mache, Ivory and pear memorandum tab
ots, Fine EngJisb Moroooo, Pooket WaZlets, Mo
toooo and caff Pocket books, with atraps and
olaspa ; Bill books, and Banker's cases with lock
and key; cdlapsion drinking eups, Medical glas
ses with and without drops. Fishing tackle,
Chapman A Emerson's Rater strops cigar cases,
trumb brashes. Shoe Brushes with and without
handlea Horn brushes, all qualities. Paint
ana Tarnisn nrusnet (( sues, tin and capper
uounu, oasn toois a(( sreea, oounter and mark
ing brushes, white wash and aorubbinir brushes
Fancy colored feather dusters Ate, Rloh peart
I I1J ! . ... . . r
iniuiu papier macne, toilet cases, work boxes,
writing derks, Rosewood and Mahogony if riling
desks, Chessmen and Chest boards, Gents. Kid
Gloves, Neck ties, collars, cravats and canes, La-
uioe jviu, xaneia on ana Hid Bnisned gaunt
lets, and Lyle thread launtlen. Black and color.
ed silk web suspenders, french striped gum sus
penders, Rich embroidered suspenders, Gulott
new style French auspondera, Gonta. linen hand-
serchiela, colored bordor and Cambria handker
chiefs, Ladies iinen handkerchiefs in great vari
ety ; Sun shade fans, cirouar French fans; can
ton feather fane of a great variety; Fine Canton
palm fans with ivory and painted handes, Black
and mourning fans; Hair pins Engish and
Fredcb, Ac, Ao. Also Patent Medioinoa of ev
ery variety.
All of whioh witt be sofd at the lowest CASH
prices.
Country Physicians furnished with Drugs,
Medioines and Surgical Instruments, at the most
reasanable rates for cash.
June 0, I860. ly,
SEW FIRM, A i L
NE W GOODS.
.Tn.l nl.in. ,k. . j' ....
- . - - n "ilJ 141 "a . uv vm
OfLflwifl Rmittl In Ttnflilnk.m . .1) ..Ia.i.J .
sortment of Spring and Summer Goods ofal
wuti ovvrj uopaription.
ctapie ana fancy, a beautiful assortment!
Prints and Dress Goods
of the latest styles, also a rariety of nseful Ne
uuns. jiais ana laps.
Bonneta and Shawls,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware. Queens ware. Dm? an
Medicines, Fish,
GROCERIES,
T6bacoo. Secars and all .i-HaIo n.iti. I..-,
in a country Store, all cheap for cash.
uive ua a call and aee for your selvea.
H. L, HENDERSON, A CO.
May 21, I860.
Blacksiiilliing.
JAMRS CRORRT.V .rrA.. Art Ttl..L..til.!u
m'. . n ill i . i i J K
in the borough of Lumber sity, where be will
execute promptly all work entrusted to him, and
execute it In a workmanlike manner,
-July 4, loou. ly.
l. osoab Loaaiaa.
t
Cheapest t Beet!! Largest 111
$35,00 :
PAYS for tuition in aingle and double entrr
Book-keeping, writing ooruuiorcial arithmet
ic and Lectures.
Board 8 veeki ?20, Stationary $7, Tuiti
35, entire expenses $02.
tlanal time from 6 to 8 weeks, Every atudent
unon eraduatinir ia marantAif n.Tn,.i.ni n
age the books of any business, 'and qualified to
500 to 1000 Dollars.
Bfadents enter at any tltte No Vacation Re
view at pleasure.
Fist premium! for beet business Vritlng for
18(0, reeeired at Pittsburgh, Phiradolplia and
Ohio State Fairs. Also at Lha nrinMrml fuir rf
the Union for tbe past four yeirs.
Minister s Sons received at half pnoe.
taB, For Circulars, and Embellished View of1
the College, tsoloao five letter stamps to
f. n. jaaiuftB, Fittaburgb, Pa.
RUATZERS'
HAVE JUST OPENED THER NE
spring Goods
COMPRISING
Bonnets,
Shawls,
Ladies' Dress Goods, ttibbons,
Flowers and Millenary goods gen
eraiiy.
ATT INTION INVITED TO TIIEIR
and Shoes of every desCiiptioti.-
Alao to their elegant styles of BUSINESS
COATS, and Men's Boya' CLOTHING.
A full aasertment of Carpets. Floor Oil cloths'
and Carriage trimmings constantly on hand.
pftT Flour, Bacon, Fith &e. at tht hve$t prioti
Thresh Arrival of
lTcw Goods,
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
I am just reoelving and oponing a large and
well selected assortment if
SPAING ND SUMMER
Goods, of almost every descrip
tion, A beautiful assortment of Prints and Dress
goods, of the newest and latest styles. Also
great variety Of useful notions,
A large assortment, ready-mad
CLO THING,
Bonneta, Shawls,
Hata and Capa,
Boota nnd Sboaa, a large quantity;
Hardware, Qteenaware;
Drugga and Medioines,
Oil sod Paints,
Carpet A Oil Cloth I, , . ,
Fish, Baoon and Flour;
of the best quality, all of which will bs soli
at the lowest cash or ready pay prices.
My old frienda and the publio generally,' are
respectfully invited1 to call,
Clearfield, May 9, 1860, WM. F. IRWIN
JVEW GOODS
NEW GOODS 11 NEW GOODS!!!
Just received and now opening at jRvm'a shear
corner store, a la?ge and w ell aeleoted stock or
Spring and Summer geods, all of which are of.'
fered at lower pricea thaa erer. ,ajl afrd ixam
ind good! and prices'. E, A, IRVIN.
Curwonsvillo, May 16, '60.
B
Ohnots, Florence braids, English straws
Shaker and other atvloa trimmed anrr n.
trimmed, will be found in Variety at the come
atore of . , K. A, IRVIN,
Cui weiVsvilk, May 16, '60.
radios dreSi goods, of patterns and textures to'.
J please all, will bo found at the corner store of"
Curwinsvilie, May 16, 1860. J3. A. IRVIN.
s
kelelon Skirts, a largo varioty at reduoed pri
ces at Irvinscornor store. Curwensville 16, '60.-
Stella and other i'hawls in variety at the cheap
Store of E. A. IRVIN;
Curwensville, May 16, '60.
oots and Shoes. A larger stock and lower"
prices than ever, at Irvine t'heapost corner.
Onrwcnsvilla, May 16, 'OO-
very large stock of Spring and Summei1
t. clotbingof the latest styles for sals low b
CuiwenBvillo, Kay 16, 1860. E. A. IRVIN.
c
ooking Stovea of various aitea and pricea for
aale by . E. A. IRVIN.
Curwensville, May 16, '60.
M
aokerol and Herring for aale at the corner
tore of E. A. IRVIN.
Curwensville, May 16, '60.
I7"lour, Baoon, Beatn and'Ctover aeed, at the1
' cheap corner hy . , E. A. 1RVIW.
Curwensville, May 16, I860'.
A
V excollont quality of Flour for salelowaft
the store of W. F. IRWIN.
Clearfield, July 111b, 1860.
pr f 1 aides of spaniah sole leather 'or sale low'
eJU for ca-h by E. A.tRVIf.
Curwensville, Slay 76, 1966.
ITR UIT. " DViod Apples, Paired and unpared.
Peachoa, Chorriea, Prunes and Raislna ef
the eorner ttof of B. A. IRVIN.
Ourwen'sville, May 1'6, I860.
fisstins Mill and eut Sunt, Mann's axes and
1 a general assortment of Hardware at tbe
store of E. A. IRVIN.
Curwenavllle1, May 16, 1860. '
A large lot of BEANS (or nlr tt the froa'
Store of MBRRILL A BIOtERr,
OAL OIL And Colt Oil Laura for eaX
CO
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C. KRATZ1 R A I0N5.