f".l.L.LL. . R J EVEEQREEN M0TJNTAI5S OF LIFE, j '. .' . .!.! the atari w are Tbsre'1 a iuna jar told, ' Jf ii-i i . ih sorrows uf tlu I If Where the nur. waters wander through valleys if ol go'd, -.1 treasure sublime, Tie the land of our God lis tue www ... 11,10 Wn.T.ge. of splendor eternally roll- Where the way-weary traveler reaches ms On the evergreen aaontainsoi me. Our jate tannot war to that beautiful land, But eur visions have told of its blii, And our eouli by the gale from it. gaidns are fanned, When we faint in the deserts of this. And we sometimes have longed for holy repose. When our spirits were worn with touiptatlojs and woes. And we've re drank from tho tide of me river muv flows From the evergreen mountain! of life. Ob, the .tar never tread, the blue heavens at night But we think where the ransomed have trod, And the day never imiloi from iu places 0l'gut Hut we feel the bright imiloi of oar God. TTe are traveling homeward, through changes and gloom, To a kingdom whore pleasures unchangingly bloom, And our guide is the g'ory that shines through the . tomb, From tbe Evergreen Mountains of Life. FOR THE BEAUTIFUL. 6eflly,-peaeefully, Lay her to rest ; Dace the turf lightly On her young breast ; Gently, sorrowfully, Bend o'er the bed, When ye hare pillowed Thus early her head. Dent a young willow , Close by her grave) Let its young branches Soothingly wave ; Twine a swe et rose tree Over her tomb ; Sprinkle fresh buds there JJeauty and bloom. Lay the sod lightly Over her breast ; Calm be her slumbers, Peaceful her rest j Iioautiful, lovely, She was but given, A fair.bud on earth, To blossom in Heaven. JtSirA colored firm in Newark, Now Jersey, having suffered soino pecuniary embarrassments,roeently closed business, and tho senior member gave to tho pub lic the following " notis :" " Do disbolu lion of coparsnipi heretofo resisting twixt me and Mose Jones in de barber profesion, tun heretofo retolvcd. Pusrons !who o&e Diust pay in tho icriber. Dom' what de urm ose muat call on Jones, as de furm is insolved." UscLisn at Last I A Yorkshircm&n having occasion to visit Franco, was dumbfounded to find, on reaching Caluis, that men, women, and children, all spoke French. In the height of tho perplexi ty which this occasioned he retreated to bed, and was awakened in the morning by the co:k crowing ; whereupon he burst into a wild exclamation of astonishment and delight, and exclaimed, " Thank goodness, there's English at last ! " What is a Snob T A snob may be known by several characteristics He is polito to his superiors; arrogant with those of lower station ; frowns on the rich; snubs the poor, and pretends not to know his own mother, when he chances to meet the old lady in unfashionablo clothes. He has plenty of brass and few brains ; and is always uneasy from a suspicion that his intrinsicvulgarity may fail to be hidden by his outward gentility. A TiRrgCT Man. The man deserving the name is one whoso thoughts and exer 1 inns are for other , rather than for him self ; whose high pnrpot is adopted on just rrinciil, and novor abandoned vi liile heaven or earth affords means of ao (Mimilishmg it. He is one who will nei ther leek an Indirect advantago by a epo oiuus word, nor lake an evil path to se fiiro a' real rood purpose. Such a man were xne for whom a woman's hear !i mid beat constantly while he breathes 11 ml break when ha dies. JettTEvery one knows the height of viituo to which ho may attain; hut no in m can anticipato the depth of deprav ity to which he mar descend. JoTlf the league of friendship is once broken, the cabinet of sect els is unlocked, aiuf they fly wildly about like uncaged birds. -Garibaldi's income as a farmer is about $300 a year not enough to find nn American in rum and tobacco. JfosF"Be not affronted at ajost. If one throw salt at thee, thou wilt receive no harm, unless thou hast sore places. I&.A young lady is charged with put ting on airs because she lefused to go to a tall barefooted in Indiana. stQuThe grave is indeed hallowed when the grass of the churchyard can cover all inomory gave that of lovo. J&Sy-God oflon lets us stumblo, to put us on our guard against a full. 19 When you cannot tee both ends, the middle it uncertain. YQwIIe who countenances obsccuity by a laugh ii himself obsteuo. Tenns ot Subscription. paid In advanoe, or within three months, 1 . j . v ,:. wiiliin the Tear. . - 1 psid after the expiration of the year, . 2 Term of Advertlslne. Advertisements are inserted in the Republican t the blowing rates 1 j 1 Insortlon ll" ""j, $, 0" 2 do. $ 7S 1 60 1 on no's. H 60 8 00 8 00 10 00 12 00 S'do, $1 00 2 00 2 60 12 mo $7 00 10 00 12 00 14 00 IB 00 Tnre illuare,, (42 linos,) 1 40 3 month One Square, J 1 t f - Twosquarea, : I t t : 4 00 Three squares, t l : : a v Four squares, : : 1 : 0 00 Half a column, t : I : 8 00 One nelunn. 1 ! t 1 14 00 20 00 85 00 Over three weeks and less than three mo&ius 13 oente per square for each insertion. Business notices not exceeding elines are m- ertAit for A2 a Tear. Advertisements not marked with the number of Insertion dostred, will be continued until Mbia, and charged according to these terms JOB PRINTING. An extensive stock of Jobbing niatona enable the Publisher of (he "lit publican' to an nounce to the public that ho is prepa red to do all kinds of Posters, Pamphlets, TnooRAMMKe, Blanks, Pa run Books, Circulars, Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, and every kind of printing usually done in 0 country job office. All orders will be executed with neat, ness and dcfpatcli. 0. B. GOODLAXDER CO. BUSINESS CARDS. T. I. 'ct!I.LorOH. . M. MCULLOlB. M'CULl.Ol'CIH KROTIIF.K, Attorneys at law. Office on Markot street, opposite Mossop'e Store, Clearfield, Pa, Will attend promptly 10 luiicc lion, Sale of Land, ic. . nov7-l I PW. II A 18, Justice of the Peace, will attend , pmmpily to collections and ether matters eli In his charge. Address Kersey, Elk co., Fa. OeL 3d I860, ly. DtNlKL GOOLANDF.K, JUSTICE of tba peece Luthersburg, Clrnrfield Co, Pa., will attend promptly to ell business entrusted to his ere. March 28, 18C0. ly. pd. KLLIS IRWIN Ai SONS, AT the mouth of Liek Bun, fire utiles frem Clearfield, MERC 11 AXIS, and extensive Manufacturers of Lumber, July 33, 1852. J. D. THOMPSON, Blackemlth, Wogons, Buggies, 4c, Ac, ironed on short notice, aud the very best style, at hit ild stand in the borough of Curweusrillo. Boo. 29, 1853. DK. M. OODS, hnring changed his loco tion from Curwensville to Clearfield, res pectfully odors his professional services to the cititens of tho lntter place and vicinity. Besidence on Secoud street, opposite ti it of J. Crens, Esq. my 1 J 150. J. G. HARTSWICK, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Clearfield Pv, May 30, 1860. WALTER BARRETT, ATTORNEV AT LAW, will attond promptly and fnithfully to all legal businoss entrusted to bis care, in the several Courts of Clearfield and adjoining counties. Office, the one formerly occuptoa iy u. it. burrett. Oct. 20th, 1859 ly. DK. O. W. KTEWAUT Physician and Surgeon, offers bis profes sional services to the citisens of Sew Wash ington and surrounding community. Office three doors wc.H of the Washington House, Now Washington, Pa., Oct. 14, ISoV. JOHN HUIDEKOPER. Civil Knhixeer k Land Sirvevor, offers his professional sorvices to the citiiens of Clear field county. All business entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully executed. Olhce with Leonard, iinney co. LEVEll FLKGAIs, Justice of the peace l.uthorsliurg, t'learlieia jo, ra., win attend promptly to all business entrusted to his care. He also informs the public tnat ne Keeps constantly on hand at his shop, a general as sortment of Saddlos, Bridles, Harness and whips, which be will sell on reasonable treins. April 4, IS00. DENTAL CARD. A. field M. SMITH ofiors his professional services to the I. art les and t.entlcmcu of Clear and vicinity. All operations performed with neatness and despatch. Being familiar with all the lute iniprovments, be is prepared to make Artificial Irrtli in the beet manner. Office in Shaw's new row. Sept. 11th, 1858. lyJ. A N excellent quality ot Flour for . snlnlow AJL the store or v. iliw I ClearBel d, July 1Mb, is to. ja. n. lahrimpb. 1 AltKIMEK A TEST, Attorneys at Law XJ Clearfield, fa., will attend promptly to Col. tAions, Lahd Agencies, 4c, Ac, in Clearfield Centre snd Elk coubtios. July 30. y "I OBERT J. WALLACE, ArronniT at Law: XV Clearnuld, !'., Oihcs in Shaw's Bow, op posne uiv journal omoe. dee. 11858. tf. MOOltE k liTZWiLEH, Wholesale and Hctnll Merchant. Also extensive dealers in timber, sawed lamd her and shingles. Also, dealers in Sour an- grata, which will be sold cheap for cash. Oct. 14,1859. HKNKY WHITEHEAD, -fl'HTICE of the peace J Rockton, Union tp., will attend promptly to all business entrusted to bis eare. Sept., H, 1860. lj. A very large stock of Spring and Fummer clothing of the latest styles for sale low by Ml Ml- ftf 1 . . n.r. vi wvuBTiiie, piajjo, 1000, c. A.irivin. illadanic Sclnvciirt's Infallible Vegetable Powders For the f peedy and effoctual Cure of all Inlam- mnrioni, hh iimaritm, Jutprptin, and Livrr Com. plaint and all Aciilt and Chrome Diitatn of A: dnlta aud Children, Send S cent Ptamp to her Afftnt. Q. n. JONES, Hundreds of testimonials Boi 2079 l'hila. P 0 j&r Agnes t. . Cor. Third & Arch 6ts. Oct 24, I860 10t. looking Stoves of various sites and prices for ""f ... E. A. 1RYIN Curwensville, May 16, 'CO. adies' Bonnet and Hats, trimmed and un- trimmed, of the Latest Styles at K. W. 4 CO's, A Largs stock tf Men & Boy's clothing, just received at B. W. A CO's Boots A shoes of every kind for Ladies, Gen tlernen, tad Chiidrio at R. W. CO's, COUNTY DIRECTORY. , . Time of Holding Court Peoond Monday of January, Third Monday of March, Third Monday of June, I'mirlh lUimdnV of SeOtOUlber. In eaoh voar. and continue two weeks if ne- eeuary. County OlUcera. Pres't Judge,lIon. Huinuel Linn. Bcllcronle. As'te Judges, Hon Win L Moore, Clearfield. lion lien) linnsall, l.ultieriuurg 8ber.fr, Fred'k (5. Miller Clearfield trotbenotary,John L. Cuttlo, " Beg. A Bee. Jumcs Wiigley, " District Att'y .obcrtJ. Wallace, " Treasurer, G. B. Uoodlander, " Co. Surveyor, U, B. Wright, Glen Hope Commiss'n'rs,Wm. M'Crucken, Lumber City Wm. Mcrrell, Clearfield 8. C. Thompson, Morrisdale Auditors, B. C, Bowman, Vhilipsburg Isaao W. Urakain,Clcarfiell J. B. Bhaw, " Coroner, George Biohards, M 1.1st of Tout Offices. Xamu 0 r, O. Annies of P. if. ToKiuhlpt. Beccaxla, Glon Hope, Bower, . Chest, Cusb, Ostond, Clearfield Bridge, Woodland, Luthersburg, Troutvillc, JefTerson Line, Forest, Now Washington G. W. Calwcll Bell, Mary Elder T. A. M'Uhoe J. W, CsmpbeU Lewis Smith P. B. Miller Ed. Williams A. L. Bchnell Jacob Kuuti Boggo, Bradford, Brady, John lleborling Bloem, Burnside, Jus- lilooin ,1. M, Cummings Burnsido, Jas MeMurray Clearfield, Clearfield, Coriugton, Krenchville, Karthous. C. JJ. Watson. K. Coudriet J F W Schnarr Curwensville, Curwcnsville, Samuel Way Centre county Decater, Philip) burg, Ferguson, Fox, Girord, ti Goshen, Graham, Gulich. Huston, Jordan, Karthnus, Knox, Lawrence, Morris, tt Penn, tt Ike, i Union, Woodward, Marron, Helen Post Office, Lecounte's Mills, Bald Hills, Khawsrille, Urahamton, mithi Mills, Tyler, Penuficld, Ausoiiville, alt Lick, Now Millport, Breckonridge, Kylertown, Morrisdalo, Lumber City.f Grampian Hills, Curwonsrille, Blco uingrille, ocklon, Jeffries, Edin. Williams Elk county, Pa, C. Mignot William Carr A. B. Shaw Jus. B. Graham J. A. lies arty David Tyler H. Woodward Eliza Chnso G. Hcckadurn 1). E. Mukol J. W. Thomps'n Jas, Thompson J. McClelland W. W. M right A. C. Moore, amuel Way Michaol Wise. W. F. Johnson T. Henderson This Post Office will do for Chest towntbip f Will sjjfwcr lir l'crguson tounthip. PUIUFY TUE IJLOOD. VEGETABLE LIFE TILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS. The high and envied celebrity which tbee pre-eminent medicines have acquired for thoir invariable efficacy jn all the disease which they profoss to cure, has rendered the usual practice of pufling not only unnecessary, but unworthy of tliem. They are known by their fruits ; their goed works tcst'fy for them, and they thrive not by the faith of the credulous. In all casks of Asthma, ylcute and Chronic Rhoumiitism, Affections of tbe Bladder and Kid neys. Billious Fever and Liver Complaints. In li mulh anil u.il. ftlinp. InAsa r1iB.nA nr,. vail they will be found invaluable. Planters, Karmers, and olhors, who once use these medicines will never afterwords be without the in. DyHpcpsia. No person with this distressing dlscaso should delay using these medicines im mediately. Eruptions ot tbe skin, Erysipelas, Flatulency, Fevor and Ague. For this scourge of the wostern country these medicines will be jound a safe, speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject to arelurrer- tbe discaso a sure by these medicines is ofp manenU Try them, be satisfied, and be cu e i.A" Mercural inscascs, Never fails to erad n eate entirely all tbe effects of mercury infinitcli- aoonor than tho most powerful preparation of Sarsaparilla, Nislit swoats, Kervous Debility, Iscrvous Com plaints of all kinds, Organic Affections, Palpita tion of the Heart, Painter's Cholic. l'ilcs. The original proprietor of these medi cines was cured of Piles of 35 years standing by the use of tboso Life medicines alone, Werins of all kiuds, are effectually cured by theso medicines. Parents will do well to administer thorn whenever their existence is suspected. Belief will be tertain. THE LIVE PILLS AND rUOBXIX BITTERS Purify the blood, and thus reraovo all disease from the system. A single trial will place the Lirit Pills and Piiokxix Bitteus beyond the reach of competition in tbe estimation of every patient xsri'repared and sold ny DK. WM. B. MOFFAT, I3J Bredway, eor. Worth St., New Tork. Feb. 2th 1800. lyr. LOOK HERE! LOOK HEREl rmllE undersigned subscribers, tako this meth X od of informing tbo public generally, that they hare this day entered into copartnership in THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS, and ean be found at the shop formerly oconpied byj. Shunkwiler, on Third street, in this bo roach, where they will be pleased to see the r old custoinors, and as many new ones as can make it convenient to give them a call. Bring on your boes, your spades and picks, Your log-chains and your pulling sticks, Your sleds, your sleighs, your horse, your mare, No three-year old shall then go bare. Your spears will work up then Just right, To prooning hooks for evory height, Your swords too, shall then be wrought. To ploughshares such as tain no'er bought. JACOB SHUNKWILER, GEO. W. ORR. Clearfield, December 8, 1858. tf. lRESH ARRIVAL OF 1 NEW GOODS! AT THE CUEAr CASH STOKE. I am Just roceivin and opening a large and well selected assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS ol almost every description, A beautiful assortment of Prints and Brett goods, of the newest and latest stylos. Also a great variety of useful notions. A largo assortment, ready-mado CLOTHING, Bonnots, Shawls, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, a largs quantity, Hardware, Qbernsware, Druggs and Medicines, Oil and Paints, Carpet A Oil Cloths, Fish, Sncon and Flour, GROCERIES, of ths best quality, all of which will be sold at the lowest cash, or ready pay prices. My old friends and the public generally, are respectfully invited ts call. Clearfield, Oct. 81, I860. WM, F. IBWIJI. M-N. B. All kindt of GRAIXtni approvod COVXTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for Moods. -If LJk .t1 !.tr. aire variotT at reduced ti K,)t ) M:.,'. ifrtors. CurweBjvilltl'eo,'tTeora(t,storsof . 1 i KEAT WORK ON THE HOnSE'mHB CLEABFIELD ACADEMY, wil THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES: I . Br Roskiit Jexmxgs, v. i., : Frofeeior of Pathology and operative surgery in ; the Veterinary Colloge of Philadelphia, etc. ete. ill T ell You of the O.-igin, IHstory and distinc tive traits of the various breeds or European, Asiatic, African and Amer ica! Horses, with the physical forma tion and peculiarities of the nuiuial, and how to ascertain bis age by the number and condition of jiis teeth; illustrated with numerous explanatory engravings. THIS HORSE AND HIS DISEASES Wiil Tell You of Breeding, Breaking, Stubling, 1'eeding, Grooming, Shoeing, and the general manngemeut of the horse, with tho best modes of administering medicine, also, how to treat Biting, Kicking, Bearing, Shying, Stumbling, Crib Biting, Bestlcssncsf, aud other vices to which be is subjoct ; with nu merous explanatory engravings. THE HOBSE AND HIS DISEASES Will Tell You of tho causes, symptoms, and Treatment of Strangles, Sore Throat, Distemper, Catarrh, Influents, Bron chitis, l'naumonia, Pleurisy, Broken Wind, Chronic Cough, ltuaring aud Whistli ng, Lainpas. Sore Mouth and Ulcers, and decayed Teeth, with other diseases of the Mouth and Respirato ry Organs. TUE HORSE AND HIS DISEASE? Will Tell You of the causes, symptoms, and Treatment of Worms, Hols, 'Colic, Strangulation, Stony Concretions, Ruptures, Palsy, Diarrhea, Jaundice, He.,atirrhoea, Bloody I'rino, Stones in the Kidneys and Bladder, Inflama tion, and othnr diseases of the Stom ach, Bowels, Liver and Urinary Or gans, THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES Will Toll You of tbe causes, symptoms, and Treatment of Bene, Blojd and Bog. Spavin, Pine-Boae, Sweonie, Strains, Broken Knees, Wind Galls, Founder, Hole Bruise and Gravel, Cracked Hoof, Scratches, Canker, Thrash, and Corns, also, of Mogriins, Yertigo, Epilepsy, Stnggors, and other disomies of the I'st't, Legs, and Head. Till! HOBSE AND HIS DISEASES Will Tell You of the caures, symptoms and Treatmont of Fis'ula, Poll Eiil, Glan ders, Farcy, Scarlet Fever, Mange, Surfeit, Lacked Jaw, Bheumatisin, Craaip, Galls, Diseases or the Eye and Heart, Ac., Ao. and bow to niaiage Castration, Bleeding, Trcpl. inning, Boweling, Firing, Hornia, Amputa tion, Tapping, and other surgical op erations. THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES Will Toll You of Rnrey's Moth od of taming Her oes ; how to Approach, Halter, or S ta ble a Colt; how to acenstom a lo te to stronge sounds and sights, and how to Bit, Saddle, Bido, and Break him to Harness, also, tho rorui aud law cf Warranty, The whole being the re sult of more than fiftoen years' careful study of the habits pe luliaritics, wants dtii weaknesses of Ibis noble and useful animal. Tho Book contains JSI pages, appropriately il lustrated by nearly One Hundred engravings, It is printed in a clear snd open trpe, and will he forwarded to any address, post ape paid, on receipt ef piice, half bound, $1,00, or, in cloth extra, $1MH) A l I-. A It ran be made by enterpri sing men everywhere, in selling the above, and other popular works of ours. Our inducements te all such are exceedingly liberal. For single copies of the Book, or for terms to agenls, with other information, apply to our ad dress JOHN K. rOTTKH, Publisher. No. 617 Sansom Street Philadelphia, Pa. December 12, 100. 61110. rn 11 e PEOPLE'S COOK BOOK. MODERN COOKERY, la all its branches. By Miss Ei.ua Acton. Carefully Boviscd by Mrs. S. J. Hals. It Tells You how to choose all kinds of Meats, Poultry, and Uarae, with all tin various and most approved modes of dressing and cooking Beef aud Pork; also the bist and simplost way of salting, iulc ling and curing the samo. It Tolls You all the various and most approved modes oldrossing, cooking, and boning Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, and (lame of all kinds, with tho different Dressings, Gravies, and stuffings appro priate to each. It Tells You bow to choose, clean, and preserve run ui uu ainus, ana now 10 saoeten It when tainted ; also all the various and most approved modes of cooking, with the different Drossings, Sauces, and Flavoring appropriate to each. It Tells You all the various and most approved modoe of preparing over fitly different kinds of Meat, Fish, i'owl, Guine, and Vcgotiiblo Soups, Broths, and Stews, with the Beliehes and Seasonings ap propriate to each. H Tells You all the vorious and most approved modes of cooking Yegotables of evory description, also hew to prepare Pick los, Catsups and Curries of all kinds, Totted Meats, Fish, Game, Mush rooms, rfc. It Tolls You all tie various and most approved modos of preparing and cooking all kinds of Plain and Fancy Pastry, Puddings, Omelettes, Fritters, Cakos, Confection ery, Proserves, Jellies, and Sweet Dish es of every description. It lells iou all the r.-.nousand most approved modes of making Bread, Busks, Miifliins, ana u-seuit, the best method of prepa- ring toffoe, Chocolate, nnd Tea, aud how to make Syrups, Cordials, and tunes of varigus kinds. It Tolls Yoa how to sot out an ornamental TV hie, hew to Carvo all kinds of Fbh, Flesh or Fowl, aad In short, how to so simplify the whole Art of Cooking as to bring the choicest luxuries of the table wuuin everybody s reach. Ths book contains 413 pages, and upwards of iweive nunarci Kecipes, all of which are the re sults of actual experience, having boen fully and carefully tested under the personal superinton denoe of the writers. It it printed in a clear and open type, is illustrated with appropriate engra vings, and will be fcrwarded to any address, neatly bound, andpostage paid, on receipt of the prife. $1,00, or In cloth, extra, f 1,25. (KMX) A YEAItcanbe mad 1 by enterpri sing men everywhere in selling the above work oar inducements to all such being very liberal. For single copies of the Book, or for terms to agents' with other information, apply to onr ad dress JOHN E. POTTKK, Publisher. No. 617 Sansoin Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Djo mber 12, 1860. 6mo. AGRICULTURAL MEETING. rilHli anual meeting of the Clearfield county X Agricultural .Society, will be held in the M. E. Church in the orough of Clenrflold, on Wed nesday eveninc. Junuarv 15. 1861. Whin ih election of officers will take place, and I nsiness of importance will be transacted. Let all eomo who feel an interest In the success of the Socie ty. ELLIS IHWIN, President. December 19, 18(10. vrmonnets, Floronee braids, Enelish straws. JLJ Shaker and other stylos !vlos trimmed and nn. trimmed, will be found in variety at the corner of . E. A, 1RYIN, yunvensmia, May j, '(ju. 7RUIT. Dried Apples. Pared and unnarAit reaches, Cherries, Trunes snd Baisins a A. IRV1S. I k. fr ilio . recention of punlls. -O- I . , w 1 a..- nutU liftll (ma es and reinaiesj on mouj,au5. 2'... per session of eleven Week. Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary Arithmetic and Geography. $2.0 Hicher Arithmotio, English Grammar, Oeog- ranhy and History. 93.00 Algebra, .Geometry, Natural Philosophy and Book Keeping iM Latin and Greek languages. $4 00 To students desiroue of acquiring a thorough English Education, and who wish to qualify theinsalvcs for teachers, this Institution offers desirable advantages. No pupil received for loss than half a session, and no deduction uiauo excepv iur jjhuviv sickness. Tuition to be paid at tbe close of the term. C. B. SANM'OKD, rBisciPAL. May 23, 18G0.- Ir. A.M. HILLS k'J&'-i-- llsV rU'i'l VI' r :, . i. Illlll I 111 I W!i3rS -r'ti I '-W'ffftTTV'Sr Proper attention to ijo -.S-'A-l M9sLi?S too teeth in proper! - ' " ' v V" . . : :ii 1 r , r--AM. r Liuin nil, ur ui giHb ( benefit to everyone in point of health, comfort, and convjnience. Dlt. llll.l.is cun always be found at bis of - (ice, on the corner of Front and Main atrcols. when no notice to tho contrary appears in this pnpor. Al operations In the line of his profession, performed in the lutett and most improved , etyles and guaranteed for one year against all ' nutirrnl failures. STItlKIKC; TIMIiS IN PIIILAWKJ, 111 A ! TVemearfous t'xeilemtnl nmonrj lh Jassrs! ! .' EXCITING FOOT BACE between the Philudolphia Police and the aotoriouo For j;or and counterfeiter, Ju nos Buchanan Cross ! ! ! Cross Becapturod ! ! ! ! It seems to be the gener al opinion in Clearfield, that if Cross had worn a pair of Frank Short's French-calf Boots, that he would not be taken J et. However, Shorty is not much nut out at mijsine his custom : but would announce to nil llreckinruljc, Dmiglai, Lincoln and licit men, nnd womon and children in Clearfield, and Sinneinabonins; in particular, that be is prcparod to furnish them with Boots, Shoes and Goiters of any stylo or pattern, stitch ed, sewed or neL'sred. (aud as bo is a short fel low) on short notice. Ail kinds of country produce taken in ex change, and each not n fused. Bepairing done in tbe neatest manner ana ennrges moueruie, ni tho Short Shoo Shop on Socond Street, opposite Reed, Weaver & Cu s store, r KAKK MIUKl'. K. B, Findings for sule, Sept. 20, 1800. jAxr.s t. i.EOXAnn. . A. riMNET A. C. Fl.lKEY WM, A, WALLACE. &anliiim anb (Mltdtoii Met or LEONARD, FINNEY &Co. C L E A K F I L 1, CLEMIFII LD COUSTY, rA. JHILLS 01. r.X CHANGE, "COTCS An DRAFTS UISCODKTE O POSITS RI-X'EIVKP, QolleMions made and proceeds promptly remitted Exchange on the Cities constantly 011 hand. SP-Office on Second St., nearly opposite the COUUT HOUSE. TYRONE CITY HOTEL. Col. A. T. OWENS, Proprietor, Respectfully announces to the travelling public, that bo has now taken charge of this largo nnd well known houso, end will conduct it in such a manner as will retider excellent comfort and full satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call. nov7-ly T V CONSUMITIVES!The advertiser, huving been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simplo remedy, after having snf- fercd for several Years with n severe lung anoc turn, and that dred ditence Consumption, is anx ious to make known to his fellow. sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, bo will send a copy of the prescription used, (ireo of charge) with tho di ections for preparing and using the same, which (hoy will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brcnchitis, 4c. The only object of tho advertiser in sending the prescription is to bene fit tho afflicted, and sprend information which he concoives to bo invaluable, and ho hopes overy sufferer will try bis remedy as it will cost them nothing, and mny prove a blessing, Persons wishing the prescription will please address ltev. EDWAUD A. WILSON, uov7-ly Williamsburgh, Kings Co., N. Y. !!! DEATH !!! To every form and Specie of VERMIN. "COSTAK'X" 'CO.S'7'.IA'W Jwrf, liouchd-c.Ejctaminetor "COXTAIl'ti" "CO.STA It'S" Bed ttvg Exterminate. " COSTA R'S" "COXTAli'S" Ete-tric lWdcrfor Ir.teelt. DEST110YS INSTANTLY Hat, Koaclics, Mice, Moles, Ground-Jfico, Hcd-liugs, Ants, Moth., Mosquitoes, Fleas, insects on 1 lunts, Jnsccts 011 Atnniuls, tf-c in suoH every lorm nml species of 10 years cMallislietl in Ne York City used by Hie City l'obt Ollioe- tbe City Pris on ami Slutfon liotisos tlio city Steamers, Ships ic., the City Hotels. "Astor," "St. Nicholi'.i," Slc, nud by more than 20,000 private funnies. B3!,Lriigists and Retailers everywhere soli them. Bsuliolesale Agents in all lnrgo Cities BIl!eguar sizes, 25c., 60c, & $1 Loxes llottles, Flasks. BCuH! Bew are !! I of spurious imitations. Kxnmino each Iiox, Bottlo k Flask, nnd take nothing but "Costar's" bVJ1.00 Hoxps sent by mail. BU$3 $5.00 by Expi cRs. BS.Address orders or for Circular, to IIENHY K. COSTA It, Tri noipal Depot, 410 Broadway N. Y. BaSOLl) BY L011A1NE & CU. March 17th. Clearfiold Va. Cabinet, Chair Making, e&Stf2 SS'IrSa a'A.JJjy ta2'Ba'i(0D, Jr-' lat0 0f 1,011 ,,w,1h'P, Clearfioldcoialv. T 0I1N C I I'LICH, of the borough of Clearficla, tj Pa., will be prepared at all times to attend to to any cusiuess in the above line on short notice, and in a workmanlike mannar. Hi t,ln of business is at the eld shop on the north side of maraci street, 3d door cast of Third st, nearly opposite the old Jew store j whero be will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Ma. hogony and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cnbinct Ware of every description, which bo will dispose of on as rcasonalilo terms as the same articles can he had elsewhere in the county. His stock of Cabinet Ware now on hand, con sists in part of Dressing and Common Bureaus, Pofas, Bowing and Washing Stands, Desks and Hook Cases, Fronch and Field Post Bedsteads, Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and. Pier Ta bles, Ao. Coffins manufactured nnd delivered at any placo desired. February 9, 1849 no. i, vol. lv. AKUW one horse ffLEIGH for sal by Dec. 6, i860. REED, WBAVER A Co. "ertar andWlllow ware at j eopu, 960. a SOT EI.TY in tbe ART WORLD!., Cm. rauiuvaanu uitjj ruinr.i.A!j Coiirnil hv ImIIaf I nntnnt in tlm lTnitil - j - - - - - 1. England, iranco and Be giuu. The American Phetographio Poroelaii. CW pany, No. 781 Broadway, liew York, ha-it, secured their novel and ingeulus inveutica fc! American and European patents, are fu ly pared to execute all orders for Mtmatiire Likenesses of J'ersont on China,' presenting all the attractive and advantageous features of ordinary photographs, the brilliaaie nd finish of a water-color drawing, and a hits. erto unattnined quality of durabitv, by belt rendereo as lmpensnauio as ine nnmrai propw. ties of the articles upon which they are trans. icrrou As tho patented process of the Company L bles tbe reproduction of photographs, not only on plain surfaces, but upon such as are round or l.f.n. .lrj.A nt I rrAirtitnrit V. nnrtrilit run .m ! produced with faultless aoouracy and delicacy ef ;delincotion, upon Porcelain wares of any dcbcrlp. j tion and dimension used as articles of luxury or of household utility, such as Urns, Vases, Brsak. fat Cups, loilet Articles, o. mereoy securmt r..:il.r..l rtr.ili .n f.,r,,;Kin nnin,..l exquisite style of ornamentation of articles U domestic nse. In order to furnish facilities for the gratifies, . 1. l . ... . .1 t. t .1, - vion Ul lug (iuiuiur miolo, w wool tu iranil of those patrons of the One arts desirous of haviiiv portraits on Porcelain, the Company hit. (imported from Europe a collsct ion of superior ; porcelain goods, manufactured to their own order, which they will soil at cost prices, As the American Company are owners of Vit patent right, and consequently the only person authorized to use tbe process, they have deter. niinod, in order to allord people in every section of the Union an opportunity to possess portrait! on China, to make the following proposition to residents in the country, who are unable to visit personally the Atelier and Uallenes in Koh York : Persons sendicg a photograph, ambrotype,, daguerreotype to the oUae of the Company lc New York, accompanied by $5, will receive ii return by express, free of cbargo, a richly oru. mented Breakfast Cup and Saucer, with the P'j:, trait transferred thereon. By transmitting a daguerreotype and $10, tba; will receive in like n.iiuner a haudsome FreacL Yase cr Toilet Article, with the portrait rtpiv Juced by the patented process. By sondiog a pair of daguerreotypes and Si:, they will receive in retirn a psir of rich t-.'rr.j Yasos, with the portraits executed equa: to mic iature paintings; and, in like manner, pd't-iiut can be reproduced on porcelain wares or of every quality of fiuieb, rangiug in pnec frsii. $20 to $100 the pair. N. B. Be particular in writing the ndJivji, town, county, and State distinctly. All letters to be addressed to "Mnnaircr, Acer icon Photograpbio Porcelain Co., 781 Bros Ua;, idow lorK. nov: Jai M' AltltlAGE GUIDE Being a Mi rati instructor for married porsous cr tluto abuut to bo married, both male end female, !a everything concerning the physiology huJ ru. lions of our sexual system, and tbe production or provention of offspring, including all li.o 11.. 1 discoveries never before given in the hnzlls!; language, by WM. YOUNG, M. D. This it rsilij a valuable and interesting woik. It itir;'.tci in plain language for tho genorul reader, 1. illustrated with numerous engravings. All you. married people, or those Qiintoniplating uutriogs, and having tho least irujwe'itnont to married hi;, should read this book, rfdisclosct secrets IbM everyone should be acquainted with ; still it ii 1 book that mast be linked up, and not lie ebuin the bouse. It will be sent to any one ou rersbt of twenty five cents, in specio or postage staff.;. 1, Aaarcie ur. vm. iULru, lo. 410 Spruce ft, above Fourth, Philadelphia, Pa. JfJSf AJfiicttd and I norlunate No malt'r whut may be your disease, before you place year self undor the care of any ono of the notirici! Quacks, native or foreign, who advertise in this or any other paper, get a copy of oitberuf Br, Young's books, and read it carefully, li will be tbe moans of saving you uany a dollar, your health, and possibly your life. Dr. YOUNG can bo consulted oa any of tbi diseases described ia bis publications, at hii ofbee, No. 41S Spruce st, above Fourth. n7 ly 1HT OK Jt ltOHS, for January Term, 1841, J commencing on 2d Monday, the 14th dr.;. grand jrnons. !loll David Hell. Bradford m. Urahum, !. E, Shirey, I. Bur ger. Bredy G. M. Thompson, l'nrnsidc Jbn McKee. Chest Robert McCully, John MeCorl. ClearQcld borough John Guoliuh. I'ovington Lawrence Flood, John Fontonoy. Huston l'lylip Hevoncr, Sarauol Conway. Karthaus James Wiggins, Knox Robert Patterson. Lswrcnco Henry Uuolioh, W. W. Irwin. Morris Edward l'erks, Robert Daugherty. I'cnn Thos. Wuln, And. Moore, Jos. J'iolio! son. Woodward Christian Shod. Union Levi Dressier. TiiAvcnsit jt-Rons. Beccaria I. Rickctte, Josse Wilson. Jobs ucers. Bell Robert MebafTey. Boggs V. Adum., Jr., Thoi. Bcors, Oee. Turner. Bradford Samuel A. Caldwell. Hrndy Alexander Shea. T. J. Boyer, Jeremi ah Krincr, C. I.uts, Jacob Shaffer, Jesse Lints Burnside Ebra McMnsters, Horace Tatc'dii Aaron 1'atcbin, Benjamiu Yingling. Chest Samuel McEwen. Cloarficld Jiimes L. Morgan, Wm. Radt bach. Curwensville Jacob Colo. -.PcraturJohn Livingston. Oirord Zcnas Leonard, Abraham UumphMJ Ooshcu John F. Rote, Graham B. F. Akely, Ab. Hoover, Isaac Ky lor. (iuolich Conrad Ginter. Jordan James Patterson, James Q. Williaml Karthaus Henry Hunter. Lawrence James Forest, James Lytic, Jsmn Irwin, 8r Martin Kline, Wilson Hoover, Rob ert Wrigley, William J. Hemphill, Moses Fu ton. Morris Jonathan Emigh, Joseph Dennis;: William Devinney. . Pike Henry Hile, R. R. Curry, Moies Wise Union John Brubaker. 1 KCISTUK'M M)TICli.-Notlcc, Is bor -IV by given that tbe following accounts hir betn examined and passed by me, and reuiti filed of record in this office for the lnini.Min ef 1 heirs, legatees, creditors, and all others in ss? otuer way Interested, and will be presented tv the next Orphan's Court of Clearfield county, to be held at the Court House, in tbe boroub or Cloarficld, commencing on the 2nd Monday e! January, 1861, for confirmation and alio"" ance, Ths final account of John Macmanus, Admin istrator of all and singular the goods, chattt.', riirhts, and eredita. which WAf if ftnratt John Tho partial account of Branson Davis. Admin istrator of the estate of Thomas C. Davis, Uu c! the Borough of Lumber City, deeeased. The Final account of CharlotU Weber Ad minletratrix of all aud singular the goods sail battles which were of Wm. Wober late of Bradj Ownship Clearfield County, dt-eeasod. Tho Administration account of William A Bloom Administrator of ths estate of Joha 3. Curry late of Pike tewnshtp Cloarfield Co-jl'T. deceased. The account of John Ornham Jr., and J ' P- Kelson Administrator' nftlia rnnl. nnd tleswhich wore of John Graham Sr., late of lirsd ford township in the County of Clearfield, decern ed. JAMES WRIOLET, December 5th, 1 800. Regiitt' f adies dr-8 g.-.&ls, of patterns and textures t- J piease an, will be found at the corner store Curwinsvilie, May 16, 1860. E. A. IKVIX. Stella and other Shawls in variety at the cheat 6,orf .. E. A.IRVIN; K.W A CO's, .iirrrcnsYillo, May 1?; '00.
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