'gritullural. ;
A 8 wine Pasture.
The praetice of good farmers differs in
regard to Ue pBsturnge of ine according
10 their varying ciicunistniioes- In the
East, where the country is most dfiiselj
populated, and ) msturiigo i curce. the
prevailing ounioih is to kci. pig in the
", n (or tho ".leattr part of tho ywir. The
.xtt farmers consider the pig too valuable
.a laborer in manure waking, to allow him
10 waste his energies i" roaming tho fields.
lirefding s:tie, both males mm ovs, arc
n'lowed a litti .''cense in green pastures,
but tho reit of the herd, from the ng of
iwo months, until they are slaughtered,
;.rc kept in close pens and futtoned an rap
idly as possible. lTndr this system. Digs
lioni ten moi ths to a year old are
tuude to weigh about tliroe liunareu
j.ounds each, nnd to manufacturo
about ten dollars' worth of manure.
j s system is undoubtedly the best
where all the pasture is needed for cows
and sheep, and where large quantities of
manure are needed for tho lioed crops.
I n-the West and South, where lanj is
cheaper, good fotmers rely mainly upon
pastuinge to keep their swine growing
through the summer. In the newer set
tlements they run almost wild in tho
woods, and derivo a large part of their liv
ing from wive t. Manure is little prized,
ar.d the only valwo of the pig is his flesh,
when slaughtered. Without committing
ourselves at all to this method of making
pork, it is conceded, that under certain
riicu instances it is desirable ta have svvino
get their owu living.
Vhat sort of a pasture shall b prepar
ed for them? A cone.-pen done wants to
know if rye is the beet article for them.
Rye is only reliable for a few months, and
if sown at all, should l.e sown in connec
tion with clover and grass seed, to make a
permanent pasture M. W, l'hillips, a
largo planter of Mississippi, has descurded
j-ye, und now sows u niixtu.ie of elovcr,
oats and barley. There is unquestionably
a good foundation for tho proverb : "iiv
ing like pigs in clover," and whatever
seeds are sown, clover shculd havo a pro
minent place among them. It furnishes
larger amount of lc ivcs, than uny of the
grasses, and is greedily eaten by 8win.
They aro not very particular as to the
kind of green food thoy have, and a fiuni-l
er may consult his own convenience as to
h.o kind of grain, or grass, he stocks his
pasture with. Variety is better than any
'ue kijid,
After the pasture is storked, it woulJ
ie better not to feed with stvino the first
year, unless their noses are jewelled to
.keep them from rooting. It should not
bo fed closely. A frequent change ftpui
ine field to another is desirable, both f:r
he thrift of the plants and of the animals.
Pig! to bo fattcntd, should be taken out
of tho pasture s curly as the first of .Sep
.tetuber, and kept ir. closo pens. They can
then bo kept very economically upon corn
cut by the roots, for two months, and fin
died oil' in November with old corn, or
moil.
Where a regular rotation is pursued, the
last year of a field of grass may be devoted
U the swinu pasture. As the field is to
be taken up in tho Full for wheat, rye, or
some i.i er grain, it will be of little con
sequence if tho turf be destroyed by the
rooting pf the sivine.
Good Whitewash for Indoors.
At tho roquest ol many sub-cribers who
have not read the previous volumes of die
American Agriculturist, we here re-publish
tho directions given two years since for
the best whitewash we have ever used.
For a moderate sized house, say S rooms,
i&lout 33 lbs. Paris white, a' d 1 lb. best
white cluo are needed, Dissolve the glue
in hot water ; also make n thick wash with
tho Paris white and hot water, and add
tho dissolved glue and st.fiicient water to
make the wash of the proper consistence.
As tho mass stiffens over night, it is better
to mix each morning what is wanted dur
ing the day. If left over night, warm, or
add hot water to make it limpid.
The Paris white is chalk cleansed from
its impurities, and is only a very pure
whiting better than i) ordinarily us.id for
making putty. We use the Cooper glue,
which is considered the best here, but any
good vi ite glue will answer. It costs
here 50 cents per lb. at retail. Itoth irti
ties can bo obtained in almost every city
or village.
The above makes an excellent white
wash, clean and white, anil not easily rub
bed ofT. Its first cost ii mere than lime
wash, but it is durable, and for nice rooms,
it is far preferable.
AuS'.NISTKKINU MEMI'INE TO HottSES. I
consider tho usual method of giving med
icine to horses by drenching, as it is call
ed, highly objectionable. In this process,
the horse's head is raised and held up, a
bottle introduced into his mouth, his
tongue pulled out and tho liquid poured
In his struggle, somnof the medicine is
rjiiito likely to bo dra-vn into his windpipe
und lungs, and inflammation and fatal re
sults sometimes follow- A hotter way is
to mix the medicine with meal, or rye
b.'un ; make it into balls ; pull out the
horse's ton.i'uc, and place n ball as far
back in his mouth as possible ; then release
his toiip.uc, and he will uluiost. certainly
swallow the bull. Or the dose may bo mix
ed with meal and honey, or other sub
strnce that will form ri kind cf jelly, placed
upon a small wooden blsdo made of a shin
jrle, and thrust into the back part of his
mouth, when he will very easily swallow
it. Oien;n Hr.AiEit.
tyt Clltarfiflb tpiibliait,
Ten
uit Subscription.
I r..i.l in dvnoe..oT within thru months, $1 2S
If Mid any time within the year, . - - 1 SO
If paid oftor the eipiration of the yeor, . 2 00
Terms of Advertising.
AdvertisemenM ate Inserted mi iue riopuuncon
at the following rates :
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...... r. (11 line., f SO
2 do.
$ 75
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Two squares, (28tines,) J
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Eiriisu nstices not exceeding glutei are in
erted for f 2 a year.
Advortiumsnti net marisl with tie number of
motions desired, will hi ecatinasi until forbid
1 snd eharged aocordir.g to these terms.
JOB PRINTING.
An extensive stock of .Tolbinj mutoria
en.il.les the 1'nl.lislirr of the 'Jl.mUicun'
Posters, Fai?s:iis, Programmes,
Itl.ANX!. Pt?i Ecoxs, 1-IRCll.SRS,
I..U.ZI.S, tkli. Ticxitb, llANimiu.s,
nr.i every ind cf jointing usually June
it) i coumryi oo oaor..
AU orUors will le exocute-1 wttli tidi
ness nnl desjiatcli.
O. B. OOODLAXDKR f- CO
IHJSINESS CARDS.
T. J. mVi IXOI OH. . M. M'tl LI.OI CII.
M'C t'l.l.Ol C;ll i lllt(TIIi:it,
Attorneys at I. aw.
OfSee on Market street, opposite Mnssop's Htore
Clearfield, Pa. Will attend promptly to Collee
lious, Sale of Lands, Ac. ov7-14
II W. HAYS, Juhtiee if the race, will atten ..
1 .pronptlyto collections and other matter
eft in fair charge. Addrcfs Kereey, tlk co l's
Oct. U 160. ly.
DANIEL GOODLANDEK,
JUSTIt'li of lbs peace
Lutbcrrburg, Clearfield Co. Ts.,
will attend promptly to sll burincts entrusted
to bis csre. March 2, 1 tC0. ly. pd.
F.LLIS IRvrN"& SONS,
VT the mouth of Lick Ilun , five miles from
Clearfield, MERCHANTS, and extousive
Mnnufactiirers of Lumber,
July 2.1, 1S52.
jTirTnOMI'SON,
Blarbsmltli, Wsgens, liuggies, io., Ac, ironed
on ahort niiice, aad the very bcetstyle, at his
1 1 rtand is t'ts kcrouU of Curuentville.
Dec. 21), 1SS.
UOBKRT J. WALLACE, Attshikv at Law,
. Clearfield, l'a., Office io fcuiw's How, op.
oaite theJturnul ofTico.
dec. 1.JI858. tjT.
DH. M. HOODS, hovlit etnnged his loca
tion from Curwonsvills 0 Clearfield, res
pectfully ofTcrs his professional services to the
citinns of the latter pluco and vicinity.
Itcsnlcnco on becoud streot, opposite (i st or
J. Crans, Esq. my 5 lift.
J. 0. hartswick, m. d.
I'll) sic I an and Hurgeon,
Cleurfield I'v, May 30, 1800.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will attend promptly
snd faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
his caie, in tho several Courts of Clearfield and
adjoining counties.
OBici lie one foruurly occupied by G. R.
Itnrrctt.
Oct. 2Cth, IS59 ly.
IK. O. V. KTEWAKT
1)liysiriau and Siirpenn, offers bis profes
sions', services to the citizens of Now Wanh
ington and surrounding community. Office llireo
loors went of the Watliington Houi-e,
New Washington, Pa., Oct. 14, 1S.'.
JOHN HUIDEKOPER
Civil KxtJisruR &. Lank Si hvevor, olTers
his professioual services to the citizens of Clear
field county.
All bueineM entrusted to him will bo promptly
and faithfully executed.
Office with Leonard, Finney if- Co.
leveuYlkgaIm
Justice of the peace
Luthcrnburg, Clearfield Co, Pa., will
attend promptly to all butinncs entrusted to his
tiro. He alro informs the public that he keeps
constantly on band at his shop, a general as
ortmcnt of Saddle, Bridles, Harness nnd
whips, wUli'li ho will soil on reasonable troius.
April -Msec.
r, PTC T A T. f! AP TV
ctt tt .... i, r....i...i
A. to the Inllcaand Centlcmen of Clear-
field and vicinity All operation, performed
with neatneKS ani ds-pi'.ch. Being fiunilinr
with all the late imrrcviMnts, hois prepared to
mnko Artificial Teeth in the be.t manner,
Office in Slinw's new row. .
Sept. 14th, 18S8. lyl.
.1
lit. 11. I.AnillllRn. I. TFKT
f All ItlMIlK A TKMT, Attorneys at Law
1 J Clearfield, Pa., will attend promptly to Col-
Uiuhs, Lahd Agencies, Ac, Ac, in Clearfield,
Centre and Elk counties. July 30. y
HEXKY WHITEHEAD,
Jl'STICH of tho peace
Rockton, I'nion tp., will attend
nmptly to all busincn entrusted to his care.
Sept., 12, I860, ly.
MOO UK & ETZWiLSU,
Wholesale and Hetall Merchants. Also
extensive dealers in timber, (awed luiml
ber and shingles. Also, dealers in Hour an
grnia, which will be solJ chetip for cash.
Oct. H.lS.'iff.
1")onts A shoes of every kind for Ladies, (Ion
3 ttemen, and Children at It. W. f: CO's,
D
itstins Mill and rut .Vaws, Mann's ties and '
a general assortment of Htrdware at the
store of
E. A. 1RV1N.
Curwensi-illo, My 1ft, ISftO.
Call and examine the Patent air-tight Gins
and stone jars, they aro just the thing you
ucei', for t;l a'. F. , W. A CO'.
Salt .
7"EUY CHEAP at the store of
Janiil H M. t . IKK IX,
IX AM, 1 ilos, Macsorei aoi iiornng for sale
J ma kktmi nuibwi t . F. lRH'IX.
t'learfio , July 11th 1S ).
Avery Inrgo stock of Spring and Summer
clothinitof the latest styles for sale law by
tuiwonsvillo, May !, 1860. E. A. IRVIX.
t.'ge variety at reduced pr.
1'-;lore. Curwonsvills 1(1, 'BO
Stella nnd other Shawls in Variety at the chest
Store of E. A. IRVI.N:
Cin wcnsvillc, May 10. 'CO.
XRl'IT. Dried Apples, Pared and unpared
1. Peaches, Cherries, Prunes nnd Raisin, st '
theCornor store of
E. A.IRVIN
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Time of Holding Court.
Second Monday of January,
Third Monday of March,
Third Mondny of June,
Fourth Monday of September,
In each your, and coutiuuo two weeks if na
eevsarv. C ounty Ofllcenu
rre t Juilge.llon. Munuel l.mn. jieueionin.
A't lodges, lion Wiui 1, Moore. Clearfield.
Hun lien) ttiinsall, I.uthersburg
Shor.lT, Fred'k U. Miller ClcarOeld
rothnotiiry,Jolin b. Cuttle, "
Keg. A Kee. .Tawea Wiifcl-y, "
Di.irict Att'y Hubert J. Wallace, "
Treasurer, li. I). lloiiillnnde
fo. Surveyor. 14. 1!. Wright,
(ilen Hope
Lumber City
Clearfield
Mitrri"lnlo
Comini'u'r,Wui. M'Crncken,
Win. Morrell,
S. ('. Thouipson,
Auditors. II. 0. Itnwiuan.
l'h flip burg
laano W. Uruhaoi,Cleartield
J. 11. Phaw,
Coroner, Ueorge Uichards, "
1,1st of l'oat Offices.
Twnthip:
tnen'TioVef a 7.
llower, Mrv Starr
i Dtooaria,
' X- til.
"
"Tif
l'!iot,
T. A. M'Hhea
Cunh,
Ostrnd, '
( learlield Crii,
Woodland,
I,utheriliurg,
Troutville,
Jefferson Lin),
Foret,
Neit Wncliingiuaf
llurnride,
Clearfield,
Freni-hville,
Karthaai,
J. V.", CswrViU
Lewis Siiiiih
P. It. Miller I
kj. vinuiuj
K. II. Moore.
Jacob Kuuts
John lieberlinjj
Jhs- llloom
J. M, Cuuuuiiigs
Jas McMurray
M. Frank.
F. Coudrict
J F W aclmarr
Samuel Way
Centre county
Kdm. Williams
Klk county, l'n.
C. MiKiiot
William Carr
A. 11. Shaw
T. II. Forcce.
J. A. Hof&i'ty
C. J. Puney.
David Tyler
II. Woodward
Kliia Chano
(!. Ileckailorn
11. K. Mokel
J, W. Thomps'n
Jns, Thompson
J. McClelland
W. W. Wright
A. C. Moore,
ainuel Way
Michael Wife.
. F. Johnson
T. Henderson
Itlosm,
umnsme,
. . ..
I-Corington
Curwenfville, i;urweiiville,
Decatur,
I'liilip burg,
1 i' aruson,
Marrun,
Helen Post Office,
Li'uounte's Millf,
lluld lliil.
Hlianivillv,
(Iriibumton,
iniths Mills,
Madeira,
Tyler,
l'cnnfield,
AooWlle,
alt Lick,
New Millport,
llreckenridKO,
Kylcrtnwn,
Morrisdslo,
Lumber City.f
tirampian Hills,
Curwcnsvillc,
Illooniini;ville,
ockton,
. Jeflrie,
X,
CirarJ,
u
tiohau,
t!rubtnv
Ciulich,
4
Huston,
Jordan,
V I. ... .
, Uwrc'
,.,,
Morris,
l'cnn,
i
ike,
I'nion,
Woodward,
J This Pout Office will do for Client township
f Will answer lor FerguKjjf tonnrbip.
HARM'S WICK'S
DRUG tj- VARIETY
MAIIKET STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE JAIL
Tho undersigned will have coimtnutly nn band
a we 1 selected stock of Drugs, Chcuiicalu, Dye
StufTs, Oi!s, I'aintH, Tobacco and Segars, Station
ary, Perfumery, ltru.liof. and Fancy articles,
which bo will dispono of cheap for cah.
Ho invites tho public to call aud exumino his
stock i.f goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Country Physicians furnished with Drugs!
Medicines, and Surgical instruments nt tho mos
rensotmblo rates. .1. O. 11ARTSW1CK.
Clearfield, Pa.. Dec. 2fi 1 SOP.
Important Notice.
Tho undersigned, late publisher of tho "Clear
field Republican" takes this method of calling
upon those who are indebted to him, or to Lari
mer it Ward for subscription, advertising or Job
work incurred during the three years commen
cing July 1HJ7 and tndiug July 1800, to call im
mediately at my oftico in tho borough of Clear
field, and make settlement of the same, as these
accounts MiiMf he. rln'tdvp. J. II. LAhltlMEK.
Clenrlield, December 12, IMiO. If.
look iii:ii:i look 111:11 1-::
I'WlIE undersigned subscribers, take this moth
. oil of informing tho public generally, that
Ibev harft this dnv entercil into colinrtnershin in
I TIH'. ltt.ACk'KM ITU IIITMIVKSS.
and can be found at tho shop formerly occupied
by J. Sbunkwiler, nn Third street, in this bo.
I rough, where they w ill be pleased to see the r old
j customers, and as many new ones as can make
it convenient to give them a call.
Bring on your hoes, your spades nnd picks,
I Your log-chains ami your pulling sticks,
Your sleds, your sleighs, your horse, your mare,
No three-year old shall thou go bare.
Your spears will wmk up then just right,
To prooning hooks for every height,
Your swords too, shall then be wrought.
To ploughshares such as Coin ne'er bought.
JACOB SHUNKWILER,
(1E0. W. ORR.
Clearfield, December 8, 1S58. tf.
RESH ARRIVAL OF
- N KW GOODS!
AT THE CHEAP CASH STOKE.
I I Ju' receiving and opening a largo
an
selected assortment of
lT AND WINTER (JOODS
j i nmnsf pvrrv (Ipsr lillt inn
j 01 tlCbCripilOIl,
i c i k i ti ! r. CV milWflV.
lU'a'Mtf UiJ if U.G
A beautiful assortment of Prints nnd Dtoks
goods, of the newest nnd late.it styles
Also
rgcal variety oi useiui notions.
A large assortment, ready-made
C LO THING,
Bonnets, Shawls,
Hats nnd Caps,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Qieensware,
Druggs and Medicines,
Oil and Paints,
Carpet A Oil Cloths,
Fish, Vncon and Flour,
GROCERIES,
of the best quality, all of which will be sold at
the lowest cash or ready pay prices.
My uld friends nnd the public generally, are
respectfully invited to call.
Clearfield, Oct. SI, 1SB0. W.M, F. IRWIN.
ffifT-N. II. All kinds ofd'M.Vand approve
COI'XTIti PROM If. taken inexchange f
uoous. ,
Flour.
1 00D ARTlCLE.Ior solo at the store of
VI jsn23
W. F. IRWIN.
I) ii o t o c: It A I II I C I'. H S 1 1!
1 C11A11L.E.S lll.)LiC, a. io.,
Ileg leave to announce to the citizens of Clear-
field and vicinity, that thtir CAR will remain , for
some t mi In he above named place, for the pur-
w ..in nr nSiirihni, nil tinra.ina i.hnnM tn iret A
first class
PHOT OH R A PH
or
AMBROTYPE,
From a Miniature to a Life-size.
jMt-Ambrotypei and Daguerreotypes copied at'
the shortest notice. in Clearfield, and Sinncmahnning in particular.
Having had scleral years experience in the that ho is prepared to furnish them with Boots,
tho eastern cities, they are confidont that they Shoes and On iters of any style or pattern, stitch-
ean please all who may favor them with a call, ed, sowed or pegged, (and as he is a short fel
Picturrs tnien equally as well in cloudy as in low) on short notice.
clear weather. I All kinds of country produce taken In ex-
1'rlces, from rents upward mnrl.t-U change, and cash not n fused. Repairing dono
. in the neatest manner and charges moderate, at
Mackerel and Horring for sale at the corner the Short Shoe Shop oo Second Street, opposite
storo r E. AIRVIN. Reed. Weaver A Co 's store. FRANK SHORT.
Curwcnsvillf, .1ay 16, 'CO.
1801. 1801.
i THE FIRST AHKIVAL
OF
FALL J WINTER GOODS
AT THE 0ID STAND
REED, WEAVER & GO.
On Market Street 2 doors north o
(he Court House, where they nrc
just opening an unusually large
and well selected stock of good?,
suited to the wants of the commu
nity for the Fall and Winter trade,
which they ofli'r in large andmall
quantities on the most reasonable
terms call and examine for
, vounsF.LVES-Thcir assortment o
rjf, V mrtn? A MOTIOMG
DRY GOODS 4 NOTIONS
is very large and complete: embracing nltnol
every article both of fashion and service. Es
pecial attention has boon naid to the selection of
LA Dibs DIIESK UUUDN, wlncli aro ol every
variety and the very latest styles.
Silks, Delaines, PI lids, Merinos, Poplins,
Alpnccas, Cashmeres. French, Scotch
and Domestic (jinghnim, Print,
Linscys, Cambrics, Brilliants,
Fig. and plain Bobinotts,
Irish Linen Cloths Ac.
Black and Fancy Cnssimorcs, Satinetts, jeans
Tweeds, Corduroys, Hickory Stripe, Ticking
Crash, Diaper. Bleached and unbleached in us
lins drills, Red, lirey, While nnd Canton Flan
nets. Also a birg stock of Ladies' and Uontie.
Mvns' Shawls, Doublo and Single, Stellas ud
Chenilles, Black and Drab Cloth capes of tlC
very latest fashion.
A
Largo and splendid stock of Dress trim.
es, .Notts, l'luini
R. W. if- CO's,
Ac, at
V Largo stock of Mon A Boy's clothing, just
received at R. W. A CO's
Inrpcts, Drugget, carpet chain, Bags and
J Bagging, Curled Hair Ac, at
R. W. rf- CO's
II
ardwaio of every kind, kn. -es and fork
spoons, Locks, Files, Kails, Cow to
d and Hand snw. aid Mill fiiwat
R. W. A CO's
Initios' Bonnets and Hats, trimmed and un
J trimmed, of the Lutost Styles at
H. W. Jc CO's,
''T A' HIlls
milm DENTIST.
JJW roporattcntion to
time will bo of great
benefit to every one
in point of health,
comfort, and convenience.
I1 Mil l s ar, idvavs be found nt his of
fice, on tho corner of Front and Main streets,
when do notice to the contrary appears in this
paper.
A1V operations ia th: V.tie of bis profession
performed in tho lntett and most improved
styles, and guaranteed for ono year against all
aturul failures.
J O II N O I) 1: L L ,
UrilOLSTEIt AND CAHKIAOK
MEK,
TRIM.
Iiocaled at A. IT. Shaw' Mills, one mile Kast
of Clearfield borough,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Clearfield
nnd adjoining comities, tbut he is at all times
prepared to manufacture nt tho shortest notice,
Hair, Husk, nnd Strnw Mattresses of all
kinds nnd sizes, ono of which is a Folding Mat.
tress, suitable for CABIN'S ON HAFTS, whicl
can be folded in small compass, nnd emptied snd
refilled at pleasure ; and very cheap. He also
trims Cat riages, makes repairs to all kinds of
Carriage Trimming nnd Vpholstcry, nnd makes
Cords for Mason s Tracing Linos, of any thick
uess or length.
i'it-Country Produce, Corn Husks, or Cash
taken in Ktrhango for work, .
rflAII orders left w ith any of the Mcrcbnts
Clearfield borough will bt promptly ultcmlod
to. 'dcc20
JAMr.S T. I.EOXARI).
WM, A, WAI.LACK.
D. A. I'INSKV
A. C. KIMMKY
JSanhinn anb Collection Mtr
or
LE0NAR7), FINNEY &Co.
C L E A U F I L I),
CLEAllFIhJ.I) COL'Xrr, PA.
jsii.i.s oi. EXiiiAsnr, notes Asn nnAtrs piscointk
I) i'ositm iir.ci:i Ki),
QolleMion made and proceeds promptly remitted
Kxrhangc mi (lie Cities constantly
on hand.
O0flico on Second SU, nearly opposite the
COURT HOUSE.
'jnROXE CITY HOTEL.
Col. A. P. OWENS, PRorRiF.Ton,
Respectfully announces to tho travelling public
tbs.t be has now taken charge of this Inrgo anil
well known houso, nnd will conduct it in such a
manner as will render excellent comfort nnd for,
'-'ijfuction to all who uny favor him with v
call. nov7-ly
T
IO C'OXSUMITIVI'.S!Tho advertiser.
having teen res lured to health in a few
weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suf
fered for several yenrs with a severe lung affec
tion, aiid Hint ilrcd disease Consumption, is anx
ious to make known to his tWlcw-sufierors the
means of cure.
To all who desire It, ho will send a copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge.) with the di
jctions for preparing and using the suite, which
they will find a suro cure fur Consumption,
Asthmn, Brcnchitis, 4c. The only object of the
advertiser in sending tho prescription is to bene
fit the afflicted, and spread information which ho
conceives to bo invaluable, and he hopes .every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Persons wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
nov7-ly Williaiusburgb, Kings Co., N. V
STItlklNfi 1
111 A ! Trr
rmrmlium Erriltrnttit nmoiir th
i i .mi ifvciTivu rnnT n ice
( fc p,,;,,,,,,', ,.ni,re nn4 ie nluriuu, For
pBr . ' f . Jh 1!llclmnnn rrK, , , ,
f ......
Cross Recaptured ! !!! It seems to bo the genor
al opinion in Clearfield, that if Cross had worn a
pair of Frank Short's French-calf Boots, that he
would lint be taken yet. However, Shorty is
not much put out at missing his custom ; but
would announce to all llrcrkinriilyr, l)nui)Ut,
.iiieon and IUII mm, and women and children
j N. II, Findings for sale Sept. 2(1, ISfiO-
UUSSELL Mc MURRAY
Keipectfully invites tho attention of bis old cut
jtoniers, and others, to his stock of j
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Which he offeri
VERY LOW FOR CASH!
lie ulo continues to dent in LUMDEBof al
kinds, in uny way to suit his cutomori. j
The highest inaiUet prices will be paid fur al
kinds of UltAIN.
4,17 v a ii u i tj u aa .
Xn V.'iinhington, Nov. 1, 1 SCO. novT-Bm
rpiiH ci,i:.rti ir.LD academy, wii
I bo opened for the reception of pupils, ,
initios and females) on Mondny, Aug. 28th, I860,'
jrrmtper session ot eleven Weeks
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and 6'eogrnpby. $2.60
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geog
raphy aud History. $3.00
Algebra, (feotuetry, Natural Philosophy
and Hook Keeping $1 00
Latin and Ureck languages. $0 00
To students desirous of acquiring a thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
themsnlvea for teachers, this Institution offers
desirnble advantages.
No pupil received for less than half a session,
and no deduction made excopt fur protracted
sickness.
Tuition to bo pnid nt the close of the term.
C. 15. SANJiFOUD, Princii'al.
May 23, lMO.- Ir.
W F I H ill. Ai f
NE IV GOODS.
Just rereiring and opening at the Old itai
of Lewis Smith in liothlehoin a well selocted a
sortment of Spring nnd .Summer Goods of ah
moat every description.
Staple and Fancy, a beautiful assortment)
Prints nnd Dress Goods
of the latest styles, also a vuiety of useful No
tions. Huts and Cups,
Boniets and Shawls,
Boots nnd Shoes,
Hardware, (JuEenswarc, Drugs nnd
Medicines, Fish,
GROCERIES,
Tobacco , Segars nnd all articles usually kept
in a country Slere, nil cheap for cash.
. Uivo us a call and see for yourselves.
H. L. HENDERSON, A CO.
May 21, 1:100.
To Persons out of Employment.
A CENTS WANTED.
In every County of tho United SIhIps,
TlO engage in the sale of some of the best nnd
1 most elegantly illustrated Works published.
Jur publications nrc of tho most interesting
character, staple J to the wants of tho Farmer,
Mechnnic and Merchant; they are ublished ir
tho best stylo and bound in tho mo substan
tial iniinncr, and nro worthy a place in the Li
brary of every lUuschold in tho Land.
i-'-To men of enterprise nud industrious hab
its, this business oilers an opportunity for prviit
able employment seldom to bo met with.
i-ft. l'rons desiring to act as agents will re
ceive promptly by mail full nnrliriiliir. t,.nu.
Jc, by adclro: iait LEARV. (iETZ A ce. Pub,
i-o. u iNoriu ttrtct, 1'uiladelphia.
Oct 21, 1800 ly.
WATCH & JEWELRY
rpiIE undersigned respectful!
1 informs his customers and the
pulilic generally, that he has just
received from the East, ami n. en.
ed nt his establishment in UHAIlAifS ROW
Clearfield, Pa., a tine assortment of Clocks,
Watciiks, ami Jkwkmiv of different qualities,
from a single piece to a full sett, which ho will
sell nt the most reasonable prices for cash, or in
exchange for old gold oud silver,
CLOCKS of every variety on hand, at tho mttt
reasonable prices.
ALL kinds of Clocks, M'ntohes and Jewelry,
carefully repaired und irarran'ct.
A continiiiinco of patronage is solicited,
Sept. ID, istiO. H. F.NAL'GLE.
NEAV HOTEL.
The undersigned respectfully begs lenvo tt
announce that ho recently rented a houso in tho
borough of Lumber city, Clearfield county, Pn
for tho nrcommodntion of the travelling public,
watermen and all others who muy favor him
with a call.
His tablo will always be supplied with as good
as tho markets ufTord; and no pains will be
spnred to render his 'iiets comfortable while
under bis roof. To winch ie facts that no in
toxicnting liquors or any kind wiil bo kept about
the premises, will he trusts, contribute in no
smnll degree. While, what is always Important
to the traveller, tho best attention w'ill bo given
by careful hostler to that faithful compauion of
his journey, his patient steed.
July 4, I860. ly. JAMES CROSSLY.
ArAitHIA;K C;UII)I3 Being a private
M. instructor for married persons or those
about to be married, both male and female, in
everything conccruing tho physiology and rela
tions of our sexual system, and the production or
prevention of i,nltrin inl.liu all tt,. nu
discoveries never before given in the English
language, uy n .u. 1 JUU, M. V. This is really
a valtiitblo and interesting work. It is written
in plain lantruaco for the ironnml ,.J., .! t.
illustrated with numerous engravings. All young
married people, or those contemplating marriage,
nnd having the least Impediment to married life,
should read this book. It disclosos secrets tbut
every one tdiould be acquainted with j still it is a
book that must be bickod up, and not lio shout
the houso. It will be sent to uny one on receipt
of twenty, five cents, in specio or postage stamps.
Address Ir. M M, YOVNtl, No. 416 Spruco st,
above Fourth, Philadelphia, Pa.
.7MT- AlKicled mid I ,,;., t..,.t. v ...
wh.it may be Vour disease, hefi.ro vu .l,,a ,..
self under tho care of any ono of tho notorious
Quacks, native or foreign, who advertise in this
or any other paper, get a copy of either of Iir.
i .nS b oooks, ana roao it carefully. It will bo
the means of aving you many a dollar, your
health, and possibly your life.
Dr. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the
diseases described ia his publications, at his
oflice, No. 416 Spruco tt, above Fourth. n7-ly
Mnriumc Scliwcmrs
Infallible Vegetable Powders
For tho rpcedy and effectual Cure of all Inflttm
m (if i on, Rhumi tinm, Dytprpnia, nnd Lirrr Com.
Iilnint aud all Anile and Chmnie Dlnnm of A:
diilta mid Children, Bend 3 cent Stamp to
her Agrnl. (J. U. JONES,
Hundreds of testimonials Box 2070 Phils. P 0
XA,,enci S. W. Cor. Third & Arch 6ts.
Oct 24, 1800 lOt.
I)oots and Shoes. A larger stock and lower
) prices than ever, at Irvins Cheapost corner.
j iJurwcnsvillc, MaylG, '00-
F' adlcs dr;r. g.-,u Is, of patterns and texture to
J please all, will be found at the corner store .
Curwinsvilie, Mny 10, 1?90. E. A. IRVlN-
A. ITER'S
SarsapariUa
i-uk ruairriNQ the blood,
And I the speedy cure tt tl.t following cwiy.
Scrofula and firrofnlout AiTrr Ma-. V U
Tumors, Ulv.re, orea, KrWaii
Pimple., Pu.lules, lllotth, "",
Blaiui, aud all akin Ul.e...,.' ""
J. C. Ain Co. Oeuiti 1 feel it ,r di ?
knowleJge what jour srHll luu ibu. il
llaviui Inherited a Scrululuiu Infection. 1 h... 7.
from It la various wiiyi for jours. Swatiin, h
out III Ukora on my IimhI auj anna; .awL?"
tumid inward and dUtreswd ait at tin Uoaucli tL'
yam ago it broke out on my head and eottmi a',
and tnrs with one sum. which was painful and luJJ1
beyond dctci iptlon. 1 ti hnl ninny uimIIcIiifi mTim
pli) nicfuua, but wllhonl much relief from any IhlaT1?
tact, the disorder graw worse. At letiKtli I aa m
read In tlis Uospel Mecii;er that yoa had J2?'
alterative (Saraaparillal, fur 1 ktww fruia ,.!. Jr"
i .i... ...J t. i .. '.
iuu tn.. i.,i iiiiiih ...iim-j -.ii-. ur ama. j
Oiacinuall anil gut It, anil umi It till It cured ma. l y.
It, at you advlM, In small dowt of a liipoonru
moHth, and used almost throe liottlea. New and basal
kin soon lie);n to Kirtn iindnr the scab. hica ittZ
while fcll off. My skill is now clear, and 1 know bL'
ImIIdes that the disease baa aoue rrnin my lyiico,, r
can well beliefe that 1 frnd aliat I ant amvhig wliea lw
you, that I bold yon Io be one vf lbs apuatlei uf uaa
auu reiuaiu car ginvriuiij. lours,
AMIlt.U D IAUn,
t. Antnony nn, itoia or Krrili
l etter ana Bait naenui, srald lieu
Ringworm, Sore ISpcs, Droper,
Dr. llobert Jl. Preble writes from Salem, M. T,l'
repv lov, uiai ,io una riuru .11 mc.cfaie Cea
Vropty, which threatened to terminate fatally, ( 4
persevering nee of our garmparilla, auri also a tlaura.
Malignant Vynyoi by large doiet nt the am;a
Oe cures lie CVIIIUIWI nrutvn. vj 1. tajiiaiaiiuj,
Dronrlioccle, Goitre or Swelled Kttk.
Zebnlon Sloan of fnispm-l, Tola, write : "TbmW
tie of vour garsanarllla cured me from a Mi11.1L
eoos aarelliiis on th uerk, which I had luleiel t
ever two years."
Licnrnrrhora or Whites, OTarlaii Taaaj
Uterine Ulceration, Vernal Dlseaiti,1
Dr. J. I). fl. Cbannlng, of New York City, aril;.
moet ebeerfnlly comtily with the request of your Lpii,
saying I bare found yonr t4arsrllla a moaluoiat
alterative in Ilia numerous complaints for Mtt,
employ such a remiHiy. nut esHciiiy in tHnau Aata
of the Hcroftilou dlailifsla. 1 bare rnreil ninny lata,
ate rases of lurnrrlior.1 by It, and eonie vheto Ihta,
plaint was canieil by u'cmifufi of the lmu. Tbaaa.
ation itself was eoon cured. Kolhlnir wlthia mj bar,
edge equals It for these fenrnle deraiiReiuenU."
tdward 8. Marrow, of Newbury, A la-, writes, "i,,
gerotis omrian tumor on one of the ftutales hi niyhab
which had ilcllrd all the remedies we could enakn,,
at length been compli tely cured by your Kitrectefk,
oparllla. Our i hniclao tlnantht uothiiif Imt em
thin eould afTuril relief, but bo advised the trial utt.
SarsapariUa as the last resort before rntllni, lei 1
proved eflectual. Annr luklnir yimr remedy elgbt tea
no lymptora 01 the intense remain,-'
Syphilis and Mercurial Dlitaii,
Nsw Ohi.caks, 2.Mh August, 111
Ds. J. C. Arrst Sir, 1 clieorfully comply with tt, J
quest or your agent, ami report 10 you some 01 tbtsjai
1 hate reamed with your Harsai arllla.
I have ciin-il with It, In my practice, moat of tatsa
Plaint for whi. h It la rerom 111 ended, and haTefbaai.l
efTocta truly wonderful In the cure of IVnereirl ni ,!
atrial Ihteatt. One of my patient bad Sypliilitkiltal
In his throat, which wero consuming bis palate aaliu
top of hi mouth. Your Pursaparilla, atcadil; iij
cured him In five weeks. Another na attacked r)4
ondarj symptoms in bis nose, and the ulcerata. ktl
eaten away a cotisideimhle part of It, ao that I UUmia
disorder would anon reach his bralu and kill htn, lei
yielded to my adiniiilstratlon of your Haraaparllli; J
ulcers healed, and he ie well again, not of eourst nk
ome dlshilmtiun to his fnro. A wotnau who liaS ia
treated lor the same disorder by mercury was wftr
from tills p dson In her Imuea. Tlicy had beroanaa
sitive tu tho weather that on a dump day she mllneli
cruriatiuL pain in her joint and bine. Sbt. Itai
cured entirely by ynur t.iaaarilla In a lew wu
Know iroin It lor inula, which your agent gate m
this l'reiaratlon fnini your leboratoiy must bet
remedy; cuutequeatly, I lies truly rciuaikabla ma
with It uavo not surprised lu.
IratorHallj .wain, 0. V. LARIMER, 11.1
Kheuinatlam, Uont, Llrer ComplauJ
Ipsfsdnh, Preslou Co., Va.. 6th July. lW 1
Da. J. C, Arm: Mr, I hato liern atltlcted with a aof
tu chronic kUrumutim for a lung llnie.whirli latlMu
skill of phyih hiiis. and shirk to me In spile o( ill u
reinediua I couhi llnd, until I tried your Namarwrllla. Da)
bottle cured me In two weeks, and reeti,rt'd my rnsu
oeaiiii so niucn mat I am lur better than bef!
attacked. 1 think it a wonderful uirdhhi. J. Vlilll
Jules Y. Octrbill. of St. I,.,ui. rllii "I limb,
nllliried for years with an aJTrctiim of IA .ir,ko
ib slinyed my health. 1 tried e? ery thing, and ery Iks
fulled to relieve me ; and 1 bare li en a broken itoei at
for some ysara from no other came than aVrunpraeW
tt iitvr. My tailored pastor, the Itev. sir. hsr.fir
roe to try your tfanuiparilla, because he said he ten )n
and any thing you nnulewa worth trying. llvtktU
IngorOod It baeciinnl me, and ba ao pnrifird aiy to
as to mate a new me.11 nt me. 1 reel young avala. Tie
iH-st that can be said of you is hut half good eiiouiV
fS l.irrua, Cancer Tumor, Knlargrratiil
I leriutlon, larlca ami Kxfollatluan
the lionet.
A great variety of rawi have been reported totuekrl
cures of tlne formidable complaint tiavo reaiillrd Hi
the use of title remedy, but our apace here will arti!
tin in. Some of them may lie fmiul In cur Amnvl
Almanac, which the agents below named art pleaW il
iiirnitu grans to all won ran lor them.
Dyspepsia, Heart Dlacase, Fit, Cpllif
uy, Mclancltuly, Neuralgia.
Many remai kabln rurua of Ihrs alTertieai hn ten
made by the alterative mwr of this uiedklne. It Ki
late the vital functions Into vigorout action, aul tit
overcome disorder whlrh would le siiptmM'd beyoeda
reach. Such a remedy haa long tieen required by latw
erstltins of the people, nnd we ure confldiiut tlatlluin
do for them all that medicine can do.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
roil TUB RATID Pl'RB OP
Coughs, folds, Intlncnta, Hoaneatnl
(roup, Uronrhltti, Inilplrnt tea
uuipiion, a il lor ine iteiici
of CnninmpllTt Patients
In advanrcil Stages
of the Illaeaa.
Tlilt 1 a remedy so universally knows to nrraSj
other fur (lot rnre of llirnat and Inrir rnninteintt. ItS
it uselea here to publinh the evidence of It vlrtM I'l
unrivalled excellence for cough and colds, ana iu in-
wonderful cures of oulmonarv illaease. have aek l
known throughout the civiliwd nations of Ik art
lew are the communitiee, or even families, amoar te
who tiara not some peraonal eiperienceof Iti fSV
some living trophy lu their midst of its vltoryowr
sulitl and dangerou disorders of the throat tl
A all know the dreadful fatality of these dlwnlcfl.'"
at they know, too, the effect of thlt reniMly, wctrXs
do more than to assure them that II haa now all u
tnes that It did have when making I hi cure wbtek a"
won so strongly upon toe conlldenee of raanklna
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYKE & CO., tewell, I
jT?-Sold by C. D. Watson, ClearMJ I1
Irwin, Ctirwentville ; F. Arnold, Lutbintol
Montgomery A Co., New Salctuj J. C. I!r"
Morrisdale, C. It. Foster, I'hilipsburg; asi V
Chase, Ansonville ; and by dealers ertrrskts
CLEARFIELD STONE WARE POTTEIJ-
Thankful for nnsl fnvnre anil antieiliouisl''!
, i - - j
' ture patronage. I would respectfully ssnoitl
mat k nave on nnnu again, ana wi.i ci.-i
1 keep at tho I'ottory in this borough, ea tbi"j
I nee llinrt ili.t.n.ii ...I f ,1, M ..thiulilt ChlKS
a largo stock of Crockery, such as Cresn erndl
; uuia puns, vutirns, jugs, jars, move pipv i
i dc. d c. : and also iu eitcnsiro auorto"1 '
different sites and patterns of brsckftl "I
rosettes for cornice on houses, and other '1
1 ,
I Anv mouldines not on hand will Ve
olilnp nn el,..e( nnlin. llui Sm
... 1 L...I r. ..In
mtm ltrH ll fJISIt,,
' .! i:i.. i j . : mjt
wholosalo dealers. F. LEITZIStlf
j Clearfield, mny 2.1, 1870. ly.
Cabinet. Chair Makincr.
"srnnv nn rrii f it,. i.,.,..nb of Cler'l
f l'a., will be prepared at all times tosttMJI
I.. V ;.. .1.. .kn.. line OO 1
iu nuj wueiiioDs in hid i.iu.v . .
. notiuo, and in a workmanlike manner. J
! of business is at the old shop on the north J,1
Market street, d door east of Third ft.
opposite the old Jew store j where he will 1
constantly on hand a large assortment of
hoguny and Cane Ilottom Chairs, nl! .C.'l,,
: Ware of every description, which he will 'T
of on as reasonable terms as the isms "'
M . w. V. . L.J .1 I. 1H . I. . ..... lit V
von oo nail cibi lit-, ill mo vi..j- . j
I His stock of Cabinet Ware now on bsn4t H
sists in part of Dressing and Common Bs"J
iBofas, Hewing and Washing Stsnus, '" :
i Hook Cases, French and Field Post Bed it
Dinti g, Breakfast, Centre, Card snd fier
bs, A. Coffins manufactured and aeiivs" i
any place desired. I
I February 9, 1859. no. 4, wU I
-s. o. ..... endPn';
Curwensville, ily 16,' 'CO.