Agricultural.
STlimiKSOII. THOROUGHLY
AND FBKQUKXTLY. j
A writer of tlio X. K. Farmer gives (
the following substantial reasons for
frequently lioeing and loosening the .
hoii wimo mo crops are growiug, ir
respective of the destructiou of grass
:tnd weeds.
Land that lias been plowed, har
rowed and brought to a pretty smooth
surface, and left in that condition,
soon has a crust formed upon it in
consequence of the evaporation of the.
moister which is contained. This
c rust will varv from a ouarter of an
inch to an inch in thickness, and onj
some soils ueeomes so tenacious mm a
cake of it several inches in diameter
may ho taken up. When land is in
this condition, it is not in a proper
state to receive the fertilizing influ
ences which always surround it, and
of w hich it would avail itself under
more favorable circumstances.
1. If the season is a dry one, and
hhowers arc few and light, the crust
will lead off most of the water into
low places, instead of receiving it
into the soil, as it would if the- surface
were Iij'lit and norus.
2. When in this condition the roots
of the crop are especially deprived of
these tilings, viz. :
The moisture which the rain water
supplies, the ammonia which is car
ried along with it, and the heat w hich
the rain-water contains.
Tho lirst is indispensable to jilants,
the second is a powerful stimulant, as
it renders other matter soluble which
iced tho roots; and the third supplies
the bottom heat lor them, which
keeps tho plants growing when cold
mid chilling winds are passing over
the surface. These several advanta
ge nre in a great measure lost by neg
lecting frequently to stir the soil.
l. Supposo n draught prevails.
Will an unhocd field resist its influen
ces, as long as a field well hoed? Noth
ing like it; because when the rain
t ails, it is mostly led oil' on the impcr-
vous crust, unless it comes in the char
aicter of a storm, and continues
lor many hours. If well hoeil, how
ever, the surface is light, porous, and
in a condition to be influenced by sev
eral causes.
First, by tho air, Tho atmosphere
aiot only hangs over our fields, but
rises upon tho surface with pressure
offiifteen pounds to an inch. This
aiir, or atmosphere, is always filled
with moisture, as may bo demonstra
ted at noon or any hot day by filling
u'pitchcr with cold water. In a few
moments the outside rif tlio pitcher is
covered with beautiful transparent
drops. Where do the' como from T
Why, tho pitcher sweats, exclaim
several about the table If J5ut no water
jmsscs through it, certainly, as mois
turo docs through the nores of the
kin when we sweat. Nor was any
water spilled upon the outside of it,
when it w as filled, although the drops
now trickled down its sides and wet
xv place u foot square in the table
cloth. Wonderful I How came it
there 1 No human eye is keen e
nough to detect the alchemy of the
transmutation ! Tho pitcher being
Silled with cold water, becomes a con
denser, and when the warm air touch
es it, its vapor or moisture, is conden
sed amd formed into drops on the
outside, and this proves that the air
is full of moisture. Now, in a well
cultivated field, this is precisely the
operation of the air upon it during a
drouth. Tho surface of tho soil is
light and porous ; the air containing
moisture, rests upon it, and pusses
through tho loose particles, until it
Sets down where the soil is cooler than
itself, and it is" then condensed, and
tho field isnctualy watered in the wid
41 e of the, hottest day in July! This
operation is continualy going on
through hot, clear days. In the
night, when tho air becomes cooler
than tho ca'th, tho moisture is con
denced on tho leaves of plants, and
blades of grass, and it is called dew.
Somo of this falls to tho ground and
is taking up by the loose soil,
other portions arc absorbed by the
plants, and tho remainder L'oes back
into the air by evaporation, when the
solar rays impart their heat to it.
Thus tho field of the careful farmer,
which is nicely hoed, is daily watered
in tho hottest days by nature's own
processes, whilo that of tho careless
farmer is pinched for the want of
moisture, tho corn leaves curl, turn
yellow, and loso so much vitality
thnt tho crop is ruined.
Who will say, then, that hoeing is
not among tho most important items
of farm work I
Wuat isaSoi nu 1Iop.sk. Oliph.
ant defines soundness thus : "Wo may
call a horso sound, when ho is
free from hereditary disease, and it is
in the present possession of his consti
tutional health, and has as much bodi
ly perfection as is eosistcnt with his
natural formation." This is not bo
very definite. It is perhaps enough
to say that a sound horso is one vhih
has no marked hereditary disease, and
no present disease or defect, to im-
air his present usefulness for tho
ind of labor ho is intended for.
Ohio raised G,000,000 pounds of to
haceo in 1840, and nearly 11,000,000
in 18.')0,while iu 18,r)9 her ciop'a mounts
to 24,000 hot(Hheadij, which comman
ded a third more than tho grades pro
duced on tho timo honored tohoceo
fields of Maryland.
hTho fleoce of a bheep sheared at
Toledo, last week, weighed 291 lbs. j
If ARRIS' IMPROVED
yy j
machine:
J' II JOES' FIIO M $40 to $70.
The ROl'DOIR 8KWINU MACHINE, an cn-'
(raving of which is hero represented, has now
become a roeognited favorite wliorever U
has been introduced, and is, beyond question,
IIia i.nj, am wnll n. tin, li t.mlftiilliOrit . ll)V -lirieOll
Sowing Machina now before tho public.
Nu. 1. A small and very neat Machine for
Family uso.
N0.2.-A largo Machine for quilting heavy
work and for Plantation uso. 1
This Machine is much admired for its si.npliei-!
ty. and for its reliability and durability it is un-
surpassed. A child twelve years can rua it with 1
oaso; and yet it will sew fr'um the coarsest cloth !
to tho llnest Swiss. Thoro is no trouble of re- '
winding the thread, as it is taken from the spools, j
l nns DO UVIIS IU givo irouuiu, Him mil run
backwards as well as forwards, iu:d still sews
eiUiilly perfect, nnd without danger of breaking 1
needles. It runs by friction, and by closing the 1
box over it, it is thrown out of gear. In fact, I
we have no hesitation in recommending it as the '
best family Sewing Machine in use. j
The fvUuichuj Praiihwis Attar Jed the uloce
Machine:
At the Fair of the t'rankMn Institute, 1858,
the First Premium. j
At the Pennsylvania Stuto Fair, at Philadel
phia, September 21,1S5'J, the First Premium a
Diploma. 1
At tho Pennsylvania Slnto Fair, held at Wyo
ming, ISiili a Silver .Medal,
For the best Uoul.le Thread Machine, at I,an-1
easter
ster i.ounty fair, uoiu uctounr, jjy a silver
Medal
At the Maryland Stuto Fair, held at the Mary
land Insti'ute, llaltimore, Mil., October, 1S5V,
under strong competition, a Silver Medal was
awarded lo this Mneliine.
At the New Castle County Fair, hold at Wil
mington, Delaware, October, 1 Soil a IMploma.
Tho above Machines are manufactured by
C I1 AltM w. HOW l. l Ml,
Wilmington, Del.
SALESROOMS.
Xo. 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Tn.
Ho. 801 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
S. D. HAKE It,
murU-ly 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Persons wishing to see the nbovo Machine
in operation, can do so by callini: nt the resi
dence of D. W. Moore, in Clearfield horonxli.
JAwKS T. LBOXARD.
n. a.
a. c.
, A, WAI.LAl'lt.
FINNEY
ganhimtnnfc Collection (Mtc
OF
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
CL E A It F I L I),
CLEAJIFJELD COfXTi', VI.
JRII.I.R 01. RXCll ANGK, NOTF.S AND DRAFTS m SCOT NTS
l POSITS HI'.CI'.IVF.II,
QoUtistioni made and prorefd prnmplly remitted
ICirhnnge 011 the Cities constantly
on hand.
C'Oflieo on Second St., nearly opposite the
COURT HOUSE.
rI aT m. Hiiis
DENTIST.
Xk TTtfTTTJ rropcrattention to
' -Vrv iVj'ii. J 'eeth in proper
"'VV timo wi" 1,9 of great
- -irf ..ir benefit to everyone
in point of health.
comfort, and convenience.
I)H. Illl, I, Sets always bo found nt his of.
fiee, on the corner of Front ad Main streets.
when no notice to tho contrary appears in this
paper.
Al operationi In tha line of his urofession
performed in tho lutctt nnd most improved
siyios, nnu guarnnicoa lor one year ngiiinst all
attirnl failures.
TDRUG STOHE
The subscribers nave opened n full nnd enm-
pleto assortment of DRUHS in tho now brick I
ouiHiingoi vr.n oons, on tne corner of Ln-xnt
nnu vnfiijr pirruif, in mo ourcugn oi vicarnchi,
where they will he happy to accommodate any
person who may desire articles in their lino. Tho
business will be confined strictly to a
Jmy and J'reserijition ISmincM,
And no pains will bo spared to render satisfaction.
Dr. M. Woons. tho junior partner, may always
be found and consulted in the "Drugstore,,
when not nbsent on professional business. A
separate room for consultatisn Is attached to the
store, whero pnticnts mny bo examined privately.
Erery article usually found in such an estab
lishment will bekenl on lmnil. nn.l ..),! mt
- , - , ,. 6,vi.j
Tkhms bkiso TnicTi.r Cash, will enable them
otTcr Inducements in .he way of price. i
Physicians will be supplied it 1 small per '
And pneriniss anil il!
aro solicited. Every articlo sold will bo rnirs and '
of the best quality.
ility.
teoo-ti
WOODS A BARRETT.
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JVST1CU of the peace
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iomptly to all business entrusted to his care, i
Sept., 12, 180. ly.
DR. J. W. POTTER.
i ''V1''" "d rKeon, has permanently
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JOB PRINTINC.
An extensive dock of Jobbing materia
unnlilra the ruMlsher of the " In publican
to lumounce to the publiu that ho i prepa
j t0 do ,.11 jtiniU of
n. ,-.-.-. Pmvuviipi
Posters, Tll71, PRW.BAMMii,
l'.LAKXS, FlFlfcOOI, URtlLARS,
Labels, Ball TlCMTS, JI.M)iHU.s,
nnd every itind cf printing usiiiilly ilone
jn rountryj ob ofiiee.
All orders will bo executed w ith neat-
ness nnd despntch.
O. K. GOODLANDER f- C 0
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Time of Holding Court.
Second Monday of Jnnuary,
Third Monday of March,
Third Monday of June,
Fourth Monday of September,
In each year, and continue two weeks if no
cessary.
County Ofllrcrs.
l'res't Judgo,llen. Samuel I.inn. Bcllefonte.
As'te Judges, Hon Wiu 1. Moore, t'lcnrlield.
II, , 1l,.nw,.ll t nlli..r dl.nrcr
slicr,ff Fred'k (1. M iller Clearfield
protmno(
tary,Jobn h. Cuttle,
lteg. it Ree. James Wiigley,
District Att'y Kobert J. Wallace,
Treasurer, (). II. (loodlander,
Co. Surveyor, II, U, Wright,
Coinmiss'n'rs.Wm. M'Crackon,
Win. Merrell,
Olcn Hope
Lumber City
Clearfield
Morrisdule
Philipsburg
S. C, Thompson,
11. C, Ilowman,
Auditors,
Isaac W. (Jrabaoi, Clearfield
J. JJ. Shaw,
Oeorge Kiehards, "
Coroner,
I.lst of Poxt Ollircs.
Tarhipn.
Dtcctriu,
rs,ll,
XmiiM of '. O.
(ilen Hope,
Lower,
Chest,
Cufh,
Ostend,
Clearfield ItridfB,
Woodland,
I.uthershurg,
Troutvillc,
Jeflerson Lir.,
Forest,
New AVnshbgtonjj
llurnside,
Clearfield,
Frenchville,
Kartliaas,
A'ifiKi-s nt' I'. M
(1. W. i'nlwcl
Mary VMtT .1
T. A. M tihec
J. V,'. Ctssr-lit:
Lewis Smith
P. II. Miller
Ed. Willi.ms
K. II. Moore.
Jacob Kuntz
John Heborling
Jns- Illooni
T. M, Cummingt
Jus Mi' Murray
M. A. Frank.
P. A. (inulin.
J F W Uehnarr
Samuel Way
Centre county
Kdm. Williams
Elk county, Pa.
C. Mignot
William Carr
A. II, Shaw
T. II. Forcco.
J. A. Hcgnrty
C. J. Pusey.
David Tyler
H. Woodward
Klia Clinso
(1. Hoekailorn
1). K. Mokcl
J, W. Thomps'n
Jns, Thompson
J. McClelland
Hogg'i
ISriidlurd,
llrody,
Iiloem,
Hcrnsiile,
4
Clearfield,
Covington,
Curwensville, curwensville,
Decater,
Philips bur,
Ferguson,
tlirnrd,
n
(ioshen,
Oriihaiu,
(lulieh,
Huston,
41
Jordan,
Karthaus,
Knox,
Lawrence,
Morris,
u
Penn,
,t
ike,
I'nion,
Woodward,
Marron,
Helen Post OIBec,
Lccounte'a Mills,
lSnld Hills,
Shawsville,
(Irahainton,
miths Mills,
Madeira,
Tyler,
Penntield,
Ansoni'illo,
alt Lick,
New Millport,
Ilrcckcnridge,
Kylertown,
Morrisdile,
Lumber City .f
(jrampian Hills,
Curwcnsville,
Illoomingvillc,
Kockton,
Jeffries,
II. W. Spencer,
A. C. Moore,
ninucl Way
Michael Wiso.
W. K. Johnson
T. Henderson
I This Post Oflico will do for Chest township
Will answer lor Ferguson township.
RUSINESS CARDS.
THOMAS J. M CULLOUC.il,
Attorney at Law.
Office on Market street, opposite Mosiop'j Store
Clearfield, Pa. Will attend promptly to Collcc-
tig,1( s,u0 of Lands, Ae.
novi-l I
J1
W. HAYS, Justice of the Ponce, will attcn
promptly to collections nnd other matter
eft in his charge. Address Kersey, Elk c,, P
Oct. 3dl86U. ly.
DANIEL OOODLANDER,
JUSTItT: of the peace
Lutbcrsburg, Clearfield Co. Pa.,
w ill attend promptly to all businccs entrusted
to his care. March 29, 18;o. !y. pd.
ELLIS IlUm ArSfJNS,
i T the mouth of Lick Run, five miles from
iV Clearfield, MERCHANTS, nnd extensive
6 V J-Ic,urncm'
"'j'."?:;,0' LUUb"'
' ' '
1 ?.KRT f : WALLACE, ATtit;iav at Law,
J.V tlearneld, fa., Cilice in frhawa Uow, op-
osito the Journal office.
dec. 1, 1858. tf.
"put. M. WOODS, havltr eianged his loco
J tion from Curwonsrllle o Clearfield, res
pectfully otters ins professional Services to the
citiuns of the latter plnce and vicinity.
Residence on Second street, opposite ti it of
J. Crans, Esq. my 1 JlSd.
Physician and M u r g e o n,
Clonrfield Pv, Hay 30, 18H0.
WALTER
BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. will atten.l m-.,mt,il
and faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
nis caic, in tho several Courti of Clearfield and
adjoining counties.
Office tho ono formerly occupied by G. R
Bnrrott.
Oct. 2th, 1850 ly.
VR. O. W. STEWART
1)liyslrln and Hurpeon, offers his profes.
jl Biouai services io me citnoni ofew Wash.
i"'"" ",d "AfT "J'1 09ic ,hrM
doors west of the Washington II nil A
New Washington, Pa., Oct 14, 1859.
JOHN HUIDEK0PER.
I r'tVtl. Pu1VMn J?. T . C . rw
, imsd oirvevor, oilers
rrofc8lo"l icrvices to the eititcni of Cloar-
B9l(1 cuny-
'i Vln'" n,ruel to him will be promptN
faithfully executed.
01Bc "Hn Leonard, Finney t Co.
J. D. THOMPSON.
l)Iarkamlth,Wgons,BuirBics Ac Ac Iron.J
IS .k I. B 1 .1 'f1:''.? iron.ei
'ui.Z'
JJARD TIMES MADE EASY.
GOOD NEWS
FOK TIJE UNEMPLOYED!!!!
1,000 Chances to Make Money'
ONE MILLION DOLLARS'
WORTH oe
WATCIIES,
JEWELRY,
AND
SILVER-PLATED WARE
TO BK DISPOSED OF ON
AX EN TlJt ELY NEW
AND
ORIGINAL PLAN!
2500 AGENTS WANTED
JfiTAll parsons desirous of securing nn
Agency in this
NEW ENTERPRISE,
Should send on their n times ttt once, en
closing it three-cent stump to pity post
age, nnd receive hy return of mail
A TREMIUM CATALOGUE,
Containing
OUR INDUCEMENTS;
Which nlTord a
Rare Chance to Make Money.
Without risk, together with FULL PAR.
TICULARS relative to this NOVEL
PLAN.
To insure prompt nnd satisfactory
dealings, direct nil orders lo
(;i:oii;i; v.. i:v.xs,
1.1!) ClicMniit xticet,
npr3-I0t rhiludelphin.
JOHN ODELL,
UPHOLSTER AND CARHIAfiE TRIM
MER, JjOCaUd at A. II. Shaw's Mdln, one. mile Etst
of Clearfield liorouyh,
Respectfully Informs tho rilizcns of Clearfield
and adjoining counties, that he is at all times
prepared to manufacture, nt the shortest notice,
Hair, Husk, and Straw Mattresses of all
kinds anil sir.es, one of which is a Folding Mat
tress, suitable for CA1JIXS OX RAFTS, which
can be folded in small compass, and emptied 1 ml
refilled nt plensuro ; nnd very cheap. Ho nlo
trims Carriages, makes repairs to all kinds of
Carriage Trimming and I'phulstery, and makes
Curds lor Mason's Tracing Lines, of any thiek
ucss or length.
JuCountry Produce, Corn Husks, or Cash
taken in Enhango for work,
tf-HM orders left with any of the Mcrchats
Clearfield borough will be promptly attended
to. doc25
rjYRONK CITY HOTEL.
Col. A. T. OWENS, ruoritiEToit,
Respectfully announces to tho travelling public
thet he hns now taken rharge of this largo nnd
well known house, and will conduct it in such a
manner as will render excellent comfort and for,
satisfaction to nil who may favor him with
call. nov7-ly
STitihiM; iimi:s in rim. tiu i.
111 A! 7Vruniuii h'jrritemtnl iiuomi th
,!,,..,! !.' EXCITIXU FOOT RACE between
the PbilnilolphU 1'nlire and the notorious For
ger and counterfeiter, Ja ties Builiitiiun Cross ! ! !
Cross Rccnptured ! !!.' It seems to bo the gener
al opinion in Clearfield, that if Cross had worn a
pair of Frank Short's French-calf Boots, that ho
would not be taken yet. However, Shorty is
not much put out nt missing his custom j but
would announce to all Irckinriilyr, jMinilu-,
t.incnln anil Hell mm, and women and children
In Clearfield, nnd Sinnemnhoning in particular,
that ho is prepnrcd to furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Uniters of any style or pattern, stitch
ed, sewed or pegged, (and as ho is a short fel
low) on short notice.
Ail kinds of country produce taken in ox-
iimugu, mm rani noi n luscu. Repairing done
In the neatest manner and charges moderate, at
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver A Co's store. FKAXK SHORT.
N. li, Findings for salo Sept. 20, I860-
JLOUR, BACON, TOBACCO,
Liqvons OF ALL kinds,
SALT, OILS, TAINTS, & GROCERIES,
ftS" For sale very cheap for Cash, hy
O. D. MERRELL,
In hncment of Merrell & Biglor's Store,
Clearfield, I'a. foh-27.
IIARTSWICK'S
DRUG $ VARIETY
MARKET STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE JAIL
The undersigned will have constantly on hund
, rl"r OI "rug, Chemicals, Dye
Stulfs, Oijs, Paints, Tobacco and Segars, Station
ary. Pnrflunnrv 11... .1 --j ...'?..
v 7u -""' rancy articles,
which he will dispose of cheap for cash.
. r.,i,u w inn auu examine nil
stork of goods before purchwiuff elsewhoro.
Country rhyrjioinni fumiahed with Druffs
i a--. ...riiuinuuin nt t it o mo
reasonable rate.. J. O. HARTSWICK.
Clearllcd, Pa., Dee. 26, 1800.
I FLORENCE White and Florence LiouidTjuTt
. received and for sale t UARTSV'JCKS.
JJU SSELL McM U RRAV
Bospootfully invltoj tho atuntion of lib ocusld-
tomors, and others, to till stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Which he offcri
vi:nY low yon cash:
He also continues to deal in LUMBER, of al
kinds, in any way to suit his customers.
Tho highest market prices will be paid for nl
kinds of GRAIN.
JtaTCALL AND SEE! -a
Nei Washington, Nov. 1, 1800. nnv7-dm
rnilB CM'.AItKII.M) ACADI'.MV. wil
JL be opened for the reception of pupils,
males ana females) on Monday, Aug. 20th, l!bU
7Vrri per session of eleven Weeks
Orthography, Rending, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and 6'oogrnpby. $2.60
Higher Arithmetic, English (iraminar, (Jcog
rnphy and History. $11.(10
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
and Hook Keeping $1.00
Latin and Greek languages. $0 00
To students desirous of acquiring a thorough
English Educntion, and who wish to qualify
theuisnlvcs for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages'.
No pupil received for less than half a scssioil,
and uu deduction mode except fur protracted
aicKness.
Tuition to bo paid nt tho close of the term.
C. li. SANDEORD, Principal.
Miy 2:!, LStiO.- I v.
NE W GO ODS.
Just roccirlng and opening nt the Old stAt
of Lewis Smith in Rothlchetn a well selected a
siirtincnt of Spring and (Summer Goods of all
most every description.
Staple nnd Fancy, a beautiful assortment 1
Prints and Dress Goods
of the latest styles, also a vaiiety of useful Xo
t ions. Hiiis nnd Cups,
Bonnets and Shawls,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, (iuicnswnre, Druirs nnd
f I- ,v 1 c
.iieiiiiMiins, r isn,
GROCERIES,
Tobacco , Scgnrs and all articles usually kept
in 11 country aicre, an cucap lor cnsti.
Give us a call and see f,:r yourselves.
H. L. HEXUKRSOX, 1 CO
May 21, l.'ioft.
To Persons out of Employment.
AUKNTS WAN 1 El)
In every County of the United .States,
fry) engago in the snlo of sonic of the best and
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Oct 21, IS 00 ly.
WIVCH & JEWELRY
S3 CO 112 123,
rpiIE undersigned resieclfiillv
X informs his customers and the
public generally, that he has just
received irom the tnst. ami n, n
ed nt his establishment in tlltMIAM'S HOW
tlearhulil, I'a., a fino assortment of Clocks,
Watchi:s, nnd Jf.wci.hv of different iiiulities.
from a single piece to a full sett, whiehhe will
sell nt the most rensoiiablo prices for cash, or in
exchange fur old gold and silver,
CLOCKS or every variety uu hand, nt tlio mcst
reasonable prices.
ALL kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
SI. k. of.. 11.. m. t 1 I II' 1 '
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A continunnco of pntronuge in suliritod,
Sept. VJ, J SCO. ji. F.XAnJLE.
NEW HOTEL."
Tha undersigned respectfully beg. leave tc
announce that ho recently rente I a house in the
borough of Lumber city, Clearfield county, Pa
for the accoinmodntiim of tin travelling public,
watermen and all other who may favor him
with a call. ,
His table will alwnys be supplied with as good
as tho markets afford; and no pains will bo
spared to render his guests comfortiiblo while
under his roof. To which the facts that no in
toxicating liquors of any kind will bo kept aho.it
the premises, will he trusts, contribute in no
small degree. While, what is always important
to tho traveller, the best attention will be given
by careful hostler to that faithful companion of
his journey, bis patient steed.
July 4, 1800. ly. JAMES CROSSLY.
MAURI A(TkTv. 1 1 ) IC-.Reing a VrivTte
instructor for married persons or those
about to be married, both male and female, in
everything concerning the phyil,,KV nn,l relu
tionsofour sexual system, nnd the production or
prevention of ofl-pring, including all the new
discoveries never before given in the English
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. . , nviltl Xl is written
Hu,Ze rlftgC ' tb gCnCml rCJer- "nJ
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Address Ur. WM. YOlNti, Ko. 4 Spruce .
above Fourth 1M.,.1..I...! . ,. M"uil si,
piT-AjHiitcd ami CHfurtmntrXo matter
what may bo your disease, beforo you place your
elf under the car. of any one of the notorious
Quacks, native or foreign, who advertise in this
or any other paper, get a copy of either of Dr.
lOUnir'f book, nnd rnl it ..n.. Tl ... .
h ih.n:,uL"r,:,iiu,n
Dr. YOL'NO m. 1,. . i..i. . .
j, ; .. uiiriini-u us any ot the
Ji?"' d;r'b ' "I. publientioniC a hi.
oflico, No. 416 Spruce st, obove Fourth. n7-ly
T
Vi .'(IXMirMPTlt-r.'siTi..
i , -- ---- mo auveruscr.
. ,. 'I'l.ini iu nennn in a lew
weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suf.
rercd for several year, with a scvoro lung affeo-'
tion, and thnt dred disease Consumption,!, anx-i
tOU. tO makA known I.. 1.1. rll " ..- .. 1
, - . mi Liicn-ouiierers t ie;
monn. of cure.
To all who dosir ll. 1,. M1 ... J . r .
, . - . . , u u . . . aviiu a uiiiit ui mo
pre.cription used, (free of charge.) with the di-'
ectiona fop ttmtx.;..s. ...i .. . . . .
thov w.i r' i T1 .. . L"u" 'me' '!" "
A..k t, ,". " curo ,or consumption,
Asthma, Rrcnchiti., Ao. The only object of the
J- ? I""'1'" tht Pre'iption i. to bene,
lit the anlif-tad m, ir ....
.., rvau luiurmaiion winch he
conceive, to be Invaluable, and he hope, every
sufferer will try hi. remedy a. it will cost them '
nothing, and may prove blessing,
rorson. wishing tho proscription will plcno ,
addrcs. Rev. J-DWAH i A Wll.nnv '
norMy, Villiam.burgb, King. Co., N.' Y
AYER's
$m CATHARTIC
-HILLS.
An ym .Irk, M. '
ronipUiuliiKl AnS
order, ollli r.sir .!.-.'
ransnl, ami yuur Rilii, '
coliilortnulnl .lline
toins are ofun ih,. rJF
'Js.
srriom inn, m, ly, -
Kly. T.k. AJ.T-S l""l
cleaiile nut llM UisorUtnJ lT J
iiois rurifr lli. klni : A
Irt tlio flol, mora ,m th,2l
MrmM In ht.UI, J:
PC1 .k t 'Jan -
i."ifik 'i lie u inn ul I), r.. v -i
--- - m
tbe nhitrurtioni l,irl,
disease. A cnbl svltle. Kiniewhaio In tin untjr, J n,
slriii-ts Its natuisl fumllons. These, If nut trllrtH,
react upon tlii-mn-lrss and the snrroiiniliun oriamj,
iluiInK K'usnil snitrsvaliuii, iiilt.-iiiig, uj dim.
Whilt hi this roiMtilii.il, n,rne. by tlio Iknuicrnm.
ukt AVer's I'ills, and see bow dirM lly lhr rmnt al
natural ai-tlmi of I ho hvhI-ih, ami with It II,. ...
feplliigtif lii-ullli nnniii. Wlutt is true and
lbl Ini iul and oiiiiiiioii eoiiipkiiiit, is ln'WfcMr
of the di-i-M.Ated and iliiiifterous !itniiers. Tlip mat
plirnutlvH elfi-ct I'xpoll tllain. t'uusisl Itf slinikv lWiK.
lions mid drntiiKem-'Uts of thu natniHl fniifikNn of lb,
body, tliey are rapidly, and ninny of them lordr, nu
by tliesniiietii,-ans. Niaie who know Um virtiiwufum,
Pills, will iieiilpi t to employ llicui wlwu tuOvMnh
the dlxinh-n lliey cure.
HlntemHiiis from leiidiuir pliyslrhmt tn sorao of tk,
principal eilivs, and fioui oilier well kauwu puLUc
Fiim a PirmirJiuj Mr reliant if S. limit, !(i.J,lia
ln. Arss: Your I'llls aru IW wirnK-mif t tti j,
urait in inellcin. They laivo rnre-l my Wilr itnoshi
of ulcsroiH myrm hvjii her htliokvaud foi-t tksst kml
liic'r-'hlc Ivr years, Jler nixllier Inn Issni j,,.
outly ntlli--tt.it wiik bletchni and pluiptsann lir rtto i,
In ln-r balr. Afler our child was cured, she aH
your run, nuu tliey nave cured liur.
ASA MOKCIIirxii:
Ai Family Phytic.
Finn Vt. JT. H. OirUitriihl, .Vic Vrtmni.
Your Pills are the prlnre of purgii. Their nnl
qiulitis Htirnass any cathartic we neti. Thp, ,
Biild, hut vi-ry certain and olfi rtiwl in Ha ir a lt.n n, n.
iHiwt-is, miifii iiiiintM iuviu in.uiunuiu m n m Um4,i,
tri-ntiin-tit of disease.
Ilcadnche,8lcklIeadarhr,Foul f tomatk,
Vom Dr. ioui W Wiyif, HiHimi.rt.
Drtallao. Aria: I cannot answer von vlmt rompUm,
I bare curtd with yonr Pills tx-tti-r limn tn sny allihnit,
denre on au ellccdmi ratliartic in my dnily cnnipn mik
dissium, and Mieviui as I do that your I'illi afluril u tht
best we have, I of cuunw value tliem highly.
PiTTsacao, Pa., May 1, Hit.
P.. J. C. Arm. Sir: I have tmn rrpesti-illy rorW
Ui wont iiJui any body inn Intra ,y dots or In
of ymir fills. It seems to arise from a fool itoauik
which they cleansa at onco.
Y-urs with great rospect, El. W. PHFIH,f,
(1'ri- nf Strumrr CMf,
nilloui Disorder. Liver CompUlati.
finiH Dr. Tlinntort lilt, nfX-w Turk CI).
Not only are yonr PilN tolmii ul.lv n lnple l tn (Mr s
ivtsu ns nn uerient. hut I mid I heir lM-n,.ftrjnl s(Ti-rliiiai
Hiu Liver very lunrki-d In-hi d. Tin y have In iiij ,r
lice proved mure, t-flVctiinl fur Iho euro of i.hm p
.liiitt thiiii any one remedy 1 etui iiiviilioii. I mttirrtly
rejoin. Unit uu Imva at li-nlli a pilrntive whii-l, u ,
thy Ibe contiduuee lit the piofiBMuii mid the r- W.
HiniiTMi.iT or Tut 1m in MS, 1
Vushiuuloli, U, ('., Till I eh, ItiMi,
Fin 1 I have ihciI your I'ilU In my Kviu-rnl ami lnafita
prui-tire i-rer siiire yuil nmdo tlieiu,alil tniiuol h, niiatv w
Nity limy are Hie lH-st enlbiirliu we employ, Tlii-ir i.k.
Inline aiiioii on tlio liver is ipiiik and liii.lo.l, m,
tiii-nuy nicy are nu niliniiniio leiiuly lor dermiicriimiii
1 1' Unit oi;hu. Indeed, 1 lmve sehlom ruinl aiwi
I'ilium diuuse so i hilimttc tlmt it did not reiellty yit-lilM
them, traleru.nlly ) , AI.O.N.'i IIAI.I,, M.li,
Jitysiciatt if the Mitrtht tl.J.
I) sentrry, Uiarrlura, lUlai, Wormi,
J-'ium l)e. J. G. Oic(n, nJ Vlticij K
Yonr Pitli lmve Imd a long trhil in my priif-tlrs, unl I
hold them In etdreui ns one of Hie liest nH-rieiili Ut,
eter found. Thi'lrHlter.'ilire etleet Uion the liter luakri
thiiu uu excellent temeily, when givu in siimll 0e.4
'lili'iiit ilijttid.T.j met ili.nrUtrti. 'I loir tnt;ir-clifc
nikes them very acrrptalde and lonuiii. iit f,t Hwoh
ol women mid ehlliheli.
Dyspepsia, Impurity of the Illood,
Vnm lire. J. I'. ltimrt, lutnr if Admit (Vnrci,
Dii. Ari.lit I Inire uwd your Pills Willi eitinnnlins
kiii'ii-on in my futully ami iimioiik those I am citlleil (nihil
In ili.ttre.s. To reililhile tho orpins of diiieiill-ili sh4
purify lliu IiIimmI, liny are tlio very hest remedy I 1im
ever kiioun, nnd 1 cnu coundently leeominen.l iheni is
ihj friends. Yours, J. V. IIIMi.l
Wiasiw. WynniliiK Co., N. Y.. Oel. ai, PJS.
Psin Sir: I nut u-inu your Cnlhailie I'illi In hit re
tire, nnd nn-l Ihi'lll tin em-ellellt pIlrK'nlilO to rk-Blilr ike
yntem and in, My the jiiimtiiiut i.f th fcnW,
JOHN O. MbACIIAM, M.P.
Cons 1 1 pn I Ion, Cost I vr lies a, Knpnrrialoa,
Itheitiiintlsiii, (Jmit, Kenralgla, Iro
sj , I'm-nlysU, Kit, etc.
yV..lll lr.J.l I'tniffliH, Mohtrrel, Cliwili.
. Timi much ruuiiot li s.iid of yonr Pill, for Ihe rnmnf
fiftirinr.!. It others i.f our fniteriillv lmve fiuml litem
hi eflM-m ions ns 1 lmve, they should J.'iiu me in tmrlniin.
itiit il lor tha benefit ol the iniillltiidi-s who sutler fn
thnt i-imthiiiit, which, nltlioiii;li Imd enough In It'lt. h
Hie progenitor of olhers Unit nre wor.e. I lieltere e
tiirnri.i iiiiiiiKitisli, in the liver, I ul yuur I'ills nfleiillliil
or;.-iu mid cure Ihediv-itse.
Fiim Mil. twirl, V..ii,o'im ami Mi.'rfi, Mm.
I liml one or two l:ii u'u dunes of your Pills, taken si Ha
ii-nM-r linn-, nre excellent promotives (,f the u ititrtlr.T.
'i"l wholly of pnllinlly sll'priii'il. .m l lMf
efTecliuil to rifting llie iliiuiuth nnd rrfirl n.rmt. Tb'f
nre so much the hel physic We Inn,. Unit 1 r cululiKnJ
no other to my pniieul.
f.oia We llrr. Dr. Il.tw1.rt, nflhe H't!.hti f?;.i. finni
Pl'MSKl ll M , ,r. Pin nnn.ili. Chi. .Inn. 6. IW.
Ilnxonin Knit I should 1-e unci.il-ful (r lli relief
yonr t-kill hns hn ui;ht me if I diil not repnt my nwW
you, A colli settled iii hit litnli.-iniiil liioiorlit mi rum-
rifltllifr uriirttlfti" ii'nt, wiil- h ended In rh rimir tlirv
rifio. NnlwiUiHt.-ludioi: I hml the lie-t of phy.i' islii. tin)
di-enie crew worse and woie. until hv the mil Ice nf J'wr
CXii-llelit iiL'enl III hiilliiii'Hi.. Ill M.i, kenlle. I tlieil V""
Pills. 1 heir 1'11.1'lx v ein slow, hill Mini 111 KTM- tbi(
iu uie use ni ineiii, nin now eiilliely well,
SrNATS rilMMlin. Union Holler. I.I.. I Dee. 1LU.
Tlrr. Atsa : I lime Ini enllrelv rnieil. hv ymir I'llkef
tthtmnittk OW n piiinful ilisi n-o- thnt hnd jflH--l i
lor years. tl.M'KNT M.llir.i.U
J- Most nf Ihn Pills in nmrket contain Merrarf,
iiliieh. nltln uuh h vnliuil-le remedy in skilful liima ls
ilimaerous In n pulille l.illf from the dnmlful r"ne-
Viienii-s iimr iretllenuv Ioll-,w lis Inenulioilii use. itwm
I iitnhi no murrury or mineral suUlniicu ulislevsr.
Frioe, 39 cents per Eox, or 5 Bozo. ford-
Prepared by Or. T. C. AYEB U, CO., Lowell, Km
.JtiVSold by C. D. Watson, Clenrioll E. A
Irwin, Ctirweiisvillc F. Arnold, Luthersburji
.Montgomery A I n., New Sali-iii ; J. C. llrenner,
Morrisdule, C. R. Foster, l'hiliiirhuri: .- and Eliu
Chase, Ansouville and by dealers tvervwhers.
CLEARFIELD STONE WARE I'OTTERj.
Tli.inliful for piist favors nnd tolicitioui of fu
ture patronage. I would respectfully annennee
iuai i nave on nana ngnin, nnd will constantly
keep at the I'otlcry in this burouirh. on the cor
ner a short distance east uf the Methodist Church,
a large stock of Crockery, such as Cream eroeksi,
milk pans, Lliurns, Jul's. Jars. Stove ripe ca'iDf
rfe. if c. : and alio an extensive assortment of
different siies nnd pattern, of bracket. u4
rosette, for oornicc on house, and other moul
ding..
Any moulding, not on hand will be made
Older on short notice. Also tiro brick mtil
nnd kept for tole.
TlrA liberal rcduotlon on nrices tnvle t
wnniesate dealer.. F. LKIT7.lMlt.iK
Clcnrflcld. may 23, 1870. ly.
Cabinet, Chair Makins;,
I OHN OI LICH. of the borouch of Clearlielo,
J Pa., will be prepnrcd at all time, te attend to
to any business in the above line on hor
notice, nnd in A worktttnnlikA manner. His rlftC.
of busincs. i. at the old shop on the north aide of
.Market street, 3d door enst of Third St., nesny
opposite tho old Jow store ; where he will keep
constantly on hnud a large assortment of Ma'
Imgony and Cane Uotloai Chairs, and Cabitet
Waro of every description, which he will ilispt
of on a. reasonable terms as the samearticM
can he hnd elsewhere In Iho county.
Hi. stock of Cabinet War now on hand, con
sists in part of Dressing and Common Bureaus,
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks l&
Hook Cases, French and Field Post Bedstcsd
Dining, Ilrenkfnst, Centre, Card and Pier Ta
bles, Ao. Collins manufactured and dcliverei
any place desired.
February , 18511. no. 4, Tol. It.
Flour. ' I
00D ARTICLE, for tale at the .tore of
J an33 W. F, IRWIN-
i
J-Rictii, 6 m
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