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IK i: I'M I. ' J irth iitht .,nh
rtr! I" assemble "' "'ltln Hi "
Iffiirrnl f"f f"1rei f gt ir v -- of iin .
Imnil 7. That Hi printing
prewt ihnll t ft to sry J'si.n ho indr-
;fc.ilii etsniln III proceeding uf lb legisla.
(f. r '"ani'B 01 government; en it no law
ever it ma-l to restrain lb rich tharaof.
l communication of thoughltaud opluloM
;( osof tit lurtlurilile rlghlt of mint and ery
, tiifo mitjr fruly tpoak, writ and print on any
yoi't; being rrtpuntibU fur tb abuii uf that
I'NMI'O
l,riy. in profUtlunt fur tho publication uf i niitirn unur tan yaart oi s noi anmiuaa
pn InventiKatlnu tli ufficlal unluct uf olu. "'' acooinpaull by tboir paronlt or guardian.
mm, or wen lu publi rapacity, ot whera th 1 Kry prrtun withlng to b tnrullfd aa uifm
tattcr rublUhod la uniiMr for miblie lnforma. kr "t thii SucUty mutt apply on or before th
Una. th truth thereof uiay b glvan io eridenc;
and In all Indictment for libel, th jury thai!
bar a right to determine th law ami th fartt,
ander tb direction oftb eoure, at ir other caiet.
Vti(u(ion of 'cnntyfraHia.
Car Time at Tyrone.
in iu in m it arrangeineni ot to renntyivania
railroad, on aud after lb 10th of Jun. w.ill b at
f.illowt
TRAINS LKiVt.NO
Faot Line
Vail Train ....
1KAI.SK I.tAVIM)
iKxpratt Vxnisner
EASTWARD.
. - 0.17 p. m
, . . . I l.S j a. tit
istwk mi.
. . . . 8.40 a. in.
. . . . J.40 p. an.
MhiI iram
Tfaa Kinrui Kant, and ratt Lmc Wett, ao
t atop at Xyrou. above ru'et. Ladiei can become member by
- milking application a abcte ami pnying into
JJt-Wo isxUO our jujier this week two the Treatury fifty ceuU when they will rciv
in advance, and intend doing the j Uci:USuion oM.Ty.'' and B.n.l.m.n.' hnr...
me nXt wet'k, iu order thitt nil haiiils manabip will take plac on Tuetday anU Wc
Wn Uke a imrt in the great Fair to come l 3 o'clock, fat riding will not
. ' be allowed j thoe violating thit rule will be ex-
bS next week. eluded from competition. Plowing match will
;take place on "ffedneiday at 10 o'clock A.M.
P. J. WaI.I.aCI, Elil. Fublic attention (The addret will be delivered at 2 o'clock on
U incited to the "curd" of .Li gectlen.an, 'I'Slt
iudicotinj hitnuelt liom the nlicriiona read and the preminmt awarded.
Mt upoo hlir by the iuiPfudunt friend1 Exhibitor, mu.t become member, orthe Socio-
4 tv and have their tnimalt aad article, entered
of II.. IS. hwoope, h. on tHe Pecretary'. book on or before tb litb
" After llio compliment puid Mr. WaN day ot October; and all animals and article.,
. . , '; except hornet, must be brought within tbe enrlo-
ke by the late brand Jury, wlio6 pve-jlnr,'M euri, Wednenday, at 10 o'clock,
aentnicntwe published lu.l week, such i A.M., and all pertoni entering auiiuuU und arti
.tuck, must recoil upon the head of '. Zt
tbeir invtlitori. jtaid artielet, preriout to placing laid articlet on
.... . - itbegruiind. Ka and ttraw will le furuiibed
tOTCailton B.Curlin, of Warren county, Igratit for all aniinalt entered for premium., and
forniorly member of Congreas from this
Putrid, lin been ordered to ruiae a regi
ment in the northw estern counties of thi
Mtftte.
to!. Jacob A-igler, ex-clerk of the
tJou.e of Kepieeentativea, ia ul.-o author
iied to ruie a regiment, and to report at
Camp Crowtman, The regiment in to be
untried m honor of Gen. Mcl'lelW.
The Latk Flooi-. From all quurteri we
hear of the most destructive ell'oct of the
late flood.
. All the boom tvere snppt firm the
West Branch, except the old one behind
the island oppotite WiHianiRport, which
i fiU jd with log. Over a hundred rails
wrf believed to hnve went adrift at Lock
Ifavcn.
- The destruction on Sinnemahoning was
Ifyoiid precedent the water km four
feet higher titon it wa. in 1847. Much
property was destroyed.
. The Clarion river ia laid to have been
CO feet above low water mark at Clarion ;
weeping every bridgo "panning the
aJrritm. anil rrvitnt ntrav wr milU
, i , , , ... Itatementt at to the manner and cot of feeding
tore house! and ten or a doien dwelling!,, required i,y the regulation, of th. premium
noi:se. Judge licknioir aaw mill and
torchoute at Kidgway are reported gone.
A man at the mouth of the Clarion
eu seven taw mil Is flouting by.
THAT PRESENTMENT.
..We commend to the tpecial attention
ff our neighbor of the Journal and all
other v ho ate liktwite fuiltj ilie
following extract front I lie presentment
, of the Grand Jury of thi county, at lat
Con i t :
VTe return our aincero thanks to Ilia
Honor Judge Linn for hit able and patriot
ic cliatgo to us. We have been intoimed
that there aie men in our community who
rein the habit of charging men Willi be
ing traitor and xere.'sioniats without the
least ahadow of evidence to kubatantiate
ucli facts, merely became the indiviluaU
O charged dill'er in opinion with the indi
vidual mnking uch charge. If fuch be
the case wo condemn such action in the
moat aeverotermi, and also conwiuer tint
if any man ha!l give aid and comfort to
the rebel by advocating their cause, or in
any othr manner, it ia the duty of all
good citizens to have him brought Io jiia
tice in compliance with the Constitution
and law of tho land.
JSTThi New York Herald, demand
that the Cabinet, the Army, the "Navy,
and every other department of the) gov
ernment, be purged of imbecile and
tlockheads forthwith. What a dreadful
purgation this would be. Like the stere
otyped conclusion of a shipwreck, ''not
soul left to relate the awful tale."
. ta7lt is rumored about Washington,
that tho thirteen regiments of the l'enn.
Keservo Coips, are to bo trantfered to
Uia&ouri. It must be good rail-road busi
ness, to bring troop from Illinois, and
Iowa, and then take them back Irom
Washington to llnsouri again.
V.vKfnlnf Sumner acfili-oavl iV 1ui
a-tav ''. u v tail
r t.t:. pn...ilnn f f.....i ...
i.A-j.uuut.. w. u.KuuHiui,
taking the grouna, mat unlets the propo
. r.r tk n .r hi fnr lh .vi,
tie of tbe present war r.ai lor tbe exter -
Dinalioa of slavery, it WM but a barber-
ens destruction of huuan life, and God
i
Cannot amile upon our efforts.
! At the time of the Revolution, lave ry
existed in all the Colonies. If. thd insli -
tation of slavery is sinful, will these phil-
. ,, . , .i . ,u-
Ciophers tell ui how it came that this
tomeOoJ, so often aud so ,.gnally smUed
vpon tne etTorU Of thoso slaveholders to
achisiva tbie K.iin.l !r.,l.r.nrlrtr.
Aj T t. ,
WotJ it uocbaugeablo.
HVtri and nrnuiATions
ri'fhltiml ) nil Initial ft.t laid Ml t.
fl tti full W edtitla r,f SntntiVft r 4 tin
H th lit rial of .Unitary, 1 ft I, after hl h ill
money pisinlnmi ttti'ltlnifit till b rontlr rl
ft n. nation .i lli ftocirlv, Tli ottWrt rt 111
Hurlety n d mttnbrrt f th I'unimtitee nf ar-
, rantemtnt Hill wear a hang desi.nallrif their
, viin n, in ii m I., mnir nuiy aa wen pit-ami
attend to th prtstd wishet and want ef
shibltor and others, If it It In thtir power i
" do. A aalect polio fore will I, In eomUnt
n'mnnrt l'ir me frrnrnuun m omii anu
prnUction of property.
Th trotting court It level, wall gradtd, and
on third ul a Hill In clrcuiU Ampl arrang.
,nfnt' H u,,1 f"' tn tonnioc of p.
llr.
fintday of tb fair, and on th payment of on
dollar to the Treanurer thall rcelv a cartiflcat
' of mmberhip containing the name of the p-
p'icant and endurtec by th Secretary.
I Krery perton becoming a member a abov
thall on th pretontation of bi certificate, t-
)civ a ticket which will admit hiiu free during
. . .. j tin .h.n ,.., . iif
io lair, adt peraoo t-uiiiiiiiij, vuuwiv
... .nd .hallba .i.mnt from all eontribu-
I Hon and thall annually recvir from tht Peer
tiry a fre family ticket.
i All peruana mutt b provided with ticket,
which can b bad from th Executive Committee,
, Treaturor or Secretary or at tb door. 'eron
acting at Judge art expel ted to become mem
ber of th society, reriont from other conn.
tj0, c,n become inembert by complying with tb
' grain win oe juriiutueuai coat tur iuto nun uwnv
to purchane.
j Xo home .hall be entered or allowed prcmi
' um unlet he i. free from diteu;e. llortr. wi'.l
bo received until Wednttday noon, but mimt b
entered previuutly. All perton who Intend to
xbibit hone, cattle, eherp r twine, or who in
I tend to ofler Mock ur any other article for rale,
thould notify the Secretary of luch intentisn on
i or before th 10th of Otorber, and bar with
' him a lit and full detcription of the fume.
l'crjont intending to exhiint bloodel atock
tnmt produce authentic pedipreei, and are ear
neatly r(ueted to furniih the Srcretnry, by tbe
10th of October, with a lint of their atuck, and
the pedigree of each, thit will facilitate the
preparation of entrie. and in caau of deficient
pedigree, will aflord the owner timo to correct
tbe tamo.
nnfrKriioitt to Judirn. No animal to receive
an award in more than cne da.
Judgtt are expremly required not to award
premium to over-fed animal. No premium
are to be awarded to bullt.cowt or heiffert, which
sti all appear to have been fattened, only in the
rlaii of lit cattle, the object of th Socio ty being
to hav urcrior animal of thi detcription fur
tireetlinr.
Ft VultU.Th JuJge on fat cattle will giv
particular attention to tbe animal (abmltted for
examinatiun. It it believed all other thing
being X(iial thes are tht beat eattla that have
th greatest weight over tbe inallet taperficiet.
The judge will require all in mil elait to Dt
weighed, and will take measure! to giv the iu
fierticiea of each, and publith th remit with
their rerortB. Ther will alto, before awarding
anv Premium
require or the companion iuu
'Int.
When there it but one exhibitor, although be
may tbow teveral animalit in ana clatt only one
premium will be awarded, tnauo me nrti, orom
erwire as the merit of tb animal may be
j udged.
The mperintendent will take every precaution
in bit power, for the afety ef stock and article
on exhibition f'er their arrival, and arrange
ment on the ground, bnt will not be responsible
for any lot or damage that may occur. The so
ciety deiire exbibitori te give personal atten
tion to their animals and articlo and at the
clot of th lair to attend to their removal a.
the Piciety cannot take further car of them.
7fe of Pluviog. Th nme of the plowman
must be given as well a the kind of plow to be
nsed, at the time of entry.
The quantity of ground t J be ploweJ by ech
team to be acre.
The time allowed to do the work will b three
v...r. The furrow tlicein all cases to be lapped.
The teams to start at th same tim ana earn
plowman to do bi work witnout a driver or oth-
er assistant. ,
1 he premiums offered by the Society will be
.-..A.A in the individual, who.ln thelodgment
IV... r.
of the committee, hall do their work in th belt
manrar. provided the work i don In th tim
allowed for lu performance.
Each plowman to trike hi own land, and
plow entirely Independent of the adjoining land.
Within the nn-fourtl of an acre plowed, each
plowman will be required to strike two back fur
rowed landt, and finish with tbe dead furrow In
tbe middle.
Anv information desired In regard to matter
of (he Society cn b gained by addressing th
Executive Commit! or the Secretary, who will
be pleased to giv any Information in their rower
at any time.
Any article not enumerated in the above elaa
tes.and placed upon exhibition, If worthy of no
tice, will b suitnhlv tewarded.
Tbt Executive Committee reserve a discretion
ry power to award IHplnmai io any ease for 2d
best article, nr for artle! not entitled to premi
um by the rtles.
Three Judges for tach elaa will ba appointed
and tnnounced before or on th first day of the
fair.
Alt article may be entered fre of chrge, x
cepting hone for pleasure, and for the trotting
premium.
(Signed.) IUCHARP RHAW. 1
JOHN M'O Al'flnEY.
J0SIAH R. READ. Ex. Com.
WM. M'BRIDE. I
(.R. UARRETT. J
Aug. 7h, 1861.
pif Twenty-five to Mlity Dollar and
- - j
expente. per montn will
lie paid oy tot x.ne
Bewing Maehil
kin fiimnin w in thatp Airnnta. for
' 1 1 r-!. ii i . f . i. : rl. i- 1 .
aeiling lue i.rie cewina; miuuidv. attta bk.-vw
i Mactnne, and io iimpi in It coattructinn mat a
,,,,,.. n . , ' ... ,. v. hair hour.,
instruction. It it tqnal to any Family Sawing j
?'Vch'"ln ? tb.pr.mium over.
any and one hundred dollar machine. Tht:
Tht;
pHei but Fifteen Dollar. The Company wish
B,P!n7 Af ' wnty I" th United
Matki'n, Co. R.' Jami. General' Agent. Milan'
Ohio. marl3-m.
'i
.-,,., I
gT0?, JJ'mIVKlky
HKIFFEK. Ilimtr win com forward, prov
proptrty, e.. otnerww n win m di,pn,,d of a
ih law directs. ANDREW DAMS.
Ftrguaoo township, EpU24, 1861. 3u i
Jl Ot Ml M MMIMlnni
IV PAMt, fit th m in K m,.m Km i
iio, Pr,i
I'llli ilUnnn(-l
I'snntilvtnl Put Pi or k
Prrl ....
Due ftm other Rink
Psiih Noli i.f uihvt I'dhkl
t'btrkt, Drafti, 4.
!.'." tl
4.'M
.02t H
M 00
l.iri 7
IM ti
hji.m
Furniture
Kiptnaa nf Plata tagtaving, A
Lou and Ktpens.
IlltlMTirt.
0plll Pluck paid la . f.'loJO 00
Notei in circulation - J J.J.Ii Off
Hut Diitur
Inirctt and Kicbang
li.HN 7
2,7i9 83
f,9,S.1 J
i
Jk. B. GItAIIAM, Catbier.
CIarOM, Pa., 8pt. 30, 1801.
PPKlf. KROM TUP. THIHXMAL
J ASSK.SSM t.NT. Nutlc It hreby giren
that th CoinmiiJioiien of CloarHeid couuly will
I meet at th t following pl:ei at 10 o'clock A. M.
f ah day for th purpoto of hearing Appeult
from th Triennial Amcituicnt, to wit!
jr, r i(ownbip ofUothrn at thetchool bi u t
id aam towntnip. inauiuai uiaoe ut autuiun viov
tl. 1 I K Am nt III l.r
For th towDthip uf Oirard at Congresa Hill
tebnol houte, on Tuesday the 12th of Ivoveuibcr.
Ki.r ibe townihia of Covington at the house of
Jaoob Mau.r, on Wednesday th l;ttU day tf
l4ovmbcr.
For thatownahip of Kurtbaut at th houte of
ti. V. Unit A Co., on Tuuriday the HID day of
November.
For Morri townihip at tbe home formerly oc
cupied by Tho. Kyler, on Friday the 16th day uf
November.
For th township of Grab am at th House of
Jacob liubler un Mouday tbe lHtb day of Novem
ber.
Fur tht township of Bradford at tS bouse of
Win. Hoover on Tuiday th ltftb day of Not am
ber.
For the township of Kogt at the house uf
Edward Albort on Weilnetday th 2th day of
uveuiber.
Fur the township of Pecatur at Crntre school
house on Thursday b 2 1st day uf November.
For tbe township of Woodward at the home
of John Whiteside on Friday the 22udday of
Nuv eiuber.
For the township of (lulich at the school
bouse iu Janes villa uu Saturday tb 23d uf No-
veinbor.
Fur Iteecaris, township at tbe home ufSatn-
u-1 M. huulh un Muuday the 2Jth day uf o
r ;mb. r.
for the township of Knox at th Turkey Hill
school house on Tuesday th 2Jth day of Novem
ber.
For th township of Ferguson at t'ie bouse of
Thomas II. llavii on YVaducrduy the 27th day of
November.
Jordan tow nship ot the public school house in
Ansjuville on Thursday the 28th November.
Chest township at the school bouse near pi
nion Korobangb't, on Friday tbe 2'Jtb November.
New Vi ashuigtou at th public school house
fur th buruagh on Scturday the 30th November.
Hurnside town hip at the house of John Young
on Monday th 2d Ueembr.
Hull townli at th house uf Aseph Ellit, on
Tuesday the 3d December.
Lumber City at tbe public school house i r
tb borough, on Wednesday tbe 4lh December.
Venn toanthir at the house uf W. W, Amler
ion, on Tburaday tb 6th December.
lurwrnivill lloiougu at th bouse of .saac
Rlooro, Jr.. on Friday th Oth December.
l'ik townihip at tb house of Isaac Hlooni,
jr., in the borough uf Curwentville, un baturduy
th i tb December.
Bloom township at th hour of Jamet Bloom,
Br., on Mouday tb vtb December.
Brady township t tbe public house of O. W
Lung (now Wm. Reed) vn Tuesday the 10th De
camber.
Union township at the home of K. W. Moore,
on Wedrcaday tht 1 1th Dsoemher.
Fux towarbip at tht bouse of .Tolin I. Bundy,
on lhursday the Wtu December.,
Huston township at the boti.-e of Jesse Wil
son, un Friday the 1.1th December.
Clearfield Borough at the CotnmUsioners' Of
fice in Clearfield, on Muhduy the Kith December.
Lawrence township at the t'onimiKsioners Of
fice io Clearfield, on Tuesday the 1 7th December.
An appeal from the valuations of Unseated
Lands will be held at tb Comniiioneri Office
on Thursday the 2nd day of January 1862, at
which time all person Interested must attend a.
nu appeal can be taken after that date. By ur
der bfthe Board uf Comniis.iuners.
V M.S. BRADLEY, Clerk.
Commissioner Office, Oct. 7 h, '61.
Recruits Wanted.
rm ECR17ITS are wanteJ for tbe purpose of fill-
Li lug up Capt OUDhN fi Company, now in
l amp Crooinan. under command of Col. Wm. ().
MvkK.r. Yuung men desiring to enlist cannut
find better officer under whom to serve.
Application should be made at once to I.ient.
R. J. Wii.iArx, at thisplaco. Oct. 2, 'CI.
T I MIII'.K. NOTICE it hereby fc'iven to all
I J interfiled, that during the lute) freshet, a
quantity of Square Timber, 8prt, Board and
hinizlea. lodged on tbe Tier uf the ( urwensville
Bridge therefore all person who may have lust
Lumber are required to com and remove it on
or before th Hth of October, Instant, its all that
remain unclaimed and not removed on that day
will be (old to tbe highest bidder.
WM. IRVIN, Prat
Cu'wentville Bridge Company.
Oct. 2, 1861.
mill'. ri.K4Kl'I-.M) ACtDKMV will
X he opened for the receptio i of pupils (males
and lamales) on Jl on clay Dept. ii, i-ui.
Tvrnttper fieaalon of Kleveii Weeks:
Orth-icranhT. Raading. Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Georranhv. t- 10
Ilieher ArlthmtKo. English Grammar,
Georranhv and Historv. 3 Oil
Algebra. Ueometrv. Natural Philosophy,
and Kook Keeuinp. 4 On
Latin and Greek Language, 9 00
To student deairoua of arquiriug a thorough
English Education, and who wish to qual fy
themselves (or Teachers, thi Institution offer
desirable advantage.
No papil received for lea then half A session,
and no deduction n-ade except for protracted
sickness
Tuition to be paid at the close of the term.
C. I. 6ANDFORD, J'rincijml,
Clearfield, Aug. 7, 1KC1. ly.
AIsMI NHTHATOIIK NOTICK. Letters
vf Administration having been thi day
granted to th undersigned on tht estate uf
PETER MUI.PON, late of Covington town
ship, Clearfield oounty, deceased, all person in
debted to said estate are requested to make Im
mediate payment, and those havingclnims against
the same will present thorn duly authenticated for
cttlement. F. F. COL'TEHET,
Sept 28, 1801 flt. Adra'r.
STRAY COW. Strayod away about tb Uth
inst., a RED CCW 21 year old no other
mark recollected. Any person giving Inform
ation of (aid Cow will b liberally rewarded.
j Clearfield,8ept.2S,'61. JOHN (IUL1C1I.
CYREN'IUS HOWE.
JU8TICK OF THE i'EACE.
For DxtATtn Township
will promptly attend to all business entrnsted to
hie- tart. P.O. Address, Thilipsburg Pi
Aug. zist ISO!
DR' J W' 0TTEB"
Phyalrlan and Surffeon, ba. pcrman.ntlv
located at Leoaotes Mills, Girard township, of-
fers hi prof.tionaJ aervlee to th surrounding
9ma"ltUr' Uy8 mU
r W. HAYS, Jnstie of tht Ptaoe, will atten
j. . promptly to eollsetions and other matter
H In hischtrga. Address Kersy, Elk c., T
Oct. 3d 1160.1.
(iltANH (UMlMNdl
M;v sii:iii:i '
m: w I' i n mh
iKv (joonsn
(Ircnt lll(lllrlnrnt. I.i
Viruil IlllllIKliUHtS lo 1 lircIinSPm
AT I
H. W. SMITH & GO'S.
0Ni:rKid;cAsii(sT0UK
Sraith'i Corner, below Judge Leonard's.
Q f'KKXS WA II K .
EST Wlill (Iranlt PUtes.
fuup.
ankers
Tea 811.
C iflVe riettt.
Cups Suits.
Handed Cup Sells.
Tea Hetls.
Ewer ami nain.
Tea 8otts.
Cup Notts.
Cummnn Tiat
B
EST Pearl Whit
" l'arasian
i it
Comn on Teas,
0ns Superior Lustre Pprlg Tea 8etU
i reiims, I'ies, 8oiips, by tb half doaen.
C, C. Nappie, C. 0. Howl,
tllass l'roserves, Ulasa Balls.
i Flu Tumbler
I'l.in do.
xelior do.
Also, Teat, Coffees, tic, Ac.
and all ar'icle usually kept in a country ture,
will he kept here, a also many not usually kept,
i.t i. i i . , , . .
bnt ninth needed, at grrally reduced price,
And we fuel confident that all who will make
trial purchase, will find it to their advantage to
continue as customer!.
Jilistdlantous.
CIIWVMMtltvVMaJ,
upenor article Sweeping i.rushes.
Largo In I Vi alter "most convenient article
in use.
Plant Improved Coffee f pice Mill.
od Cording, Drum Cording.
Wall Paper, Window 8b a ding
Dandeanoria Coffee, Dandeanocia Coffee.
Mackerel by barrel or pound. I
Varied asiortmant of I
fipices,
Koaps,
March, by box or pouud,
Knives au' Furkt
Carvers,
Kteel Pens iO cts per gross, '
Pen Knives,
Tooth Brut-he,
etc., etc., etc.
DKV (iOODSt
Toilet and Promenade Prints of the most fash
iouable style and color. The now much worn
materiel of Colored Alpaca.
Now Is the time to buy an extraordinary cheap
dress for next season, as we will close ont our
stock of Lawns, Organdies, Aareges, Poplins,
Crape de Paris, aalzorincs. and all Summer goods
at fabulously low prices, to make room far our
Fall I Winter stock, which wo will toon b able
lo offer to our customen.and tbe public general
ly, at tho Cash Store of
II. W. SMITH A CO.
Also, a limited amount of County Orders want
ed In exchange for goods.
"VTIW AltUIVAU-We have just opened
Xl nl are selling very low, a large and com
plete slock of Hoot and Shoes, vis :
.Mens best Kip Boot
noyt best Kip Boot.
-Mens best Calf aoot.
Boys bent Calf Boot.
Child best Kid soot.
Mens best Calf Monroes;
Boys best Culf Monroe.
Youth't best Culf Monroes.
Child best Ooitt Pumps.
Child host Welt Pumps
. childt best Button Pumps
Chllds best French Morooo heel.
Womans Mor. Jefferson heel,
Womani (tost Jefftrson heel.
Womana Kid Slippers.
Wamans 8up, Velvet bound gaiters.
Vouinns extra fine lasting giiters
Woman sup. extra heavy moroecoi,
H. W. R.M1T1I f'o.
Hours of businet from 7 A (., to 8 P. M.
July 10, ISfil. tf.
Dissolution of Partnership.
rPIIK partnership heretofore existing between
X tho undersigned in lb Illncksmithing bus!,
n eis at Lutbersburg, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 1.1th intunt. The nccoants due
Henry B.intx are left with Esq. Flegal, for cellec.
tion, to whom payment is to be made without
delay. HENRY HOOVER,
HENRY 11ANTZ.
Luthersburg, ScpL H, ISfil. It
Eb
NO I I C I Notice is here.
by liven thaf Lettors Testamentary, on the
estate of Villmm fmilh '' ' -
Ington tp., dee'd, hav been grnted to Hit un-
ilurniimoil All nersons indebted to laid estate
I
are required to inuke imniediete payment, aid
those having claims rginnst the same will preicnt
them duly aulbtnticated for settlement.
.iil.l ..linn, i .
utnv vtiiTit i
JOHN
a. OORMOMT,
Sept. S.1S61. 6t.
A. M. HILLS
DENTIST.
ir the teeth in proper
nine win uo oi great
benefit to every one
in point of heullb,
comfort, and convenience.
PH. IIII.1.S ciH kiway be found at hi of
fice, on tb corner of Frout and Main street,
when no notice to tbe contrary appears In this
paper
...,, , ., , .
Al
oiiciuiiuii) iu t.. 6 ..lie tli air uriiicraivii
performed in tht latest nd most improved
ttylcs, nd guaranteed for one year tgninst all
atural failure.
' J T") TIlflVIPSflM
i. ui , , . , .
llarkamltil, Wagont, Buggies, Ac, Ae., ironed
ly on short notice, and the very best style, athia
U itnnd in tli borough of Curwentville
lc .19. IsoU-
BLACKSMITH WASTER.-A Journey
man Blacksmith will find tady employ
ment, good wageiand prompt pay, by calling at
the shop of the subscriber in the borough of
Clearfiold. O. C. PASSM0RK.
Sept. 4, 1881. tf.
n en iiy wlirrai sTrl
JUKI i lb or in peace I
Rockton, Union tp., will attend '
promptly to all business entrasled to his eare. I
ccpi, is, jsijn. .y
IfjUlttEnOIPOlbllllirfT lBiflt(Sl,
v. m. .. n ir' - n
LCTI1ERSBIBG,
CLEARFIELD COUNTT, PA.
WILLIAM HEKD, Proprietor.
July 19, f SGI.- ly.
111
I IMlK rin.ltit f4 trfMt
I tnf-iiint bll tatlnmrrl Ipi4 II'
f iilillr i nMiT, tKat lit bl nt
IffKil t I fiom llm I n. I tint m n
-llliU inlilihment In Wn.lMV,V rV')l(
rtffl., I' , ana ataniiniMil nf t lnim,
ht Jratia nf rillffttM nnnllil.t.
frnm a tingl prr t full It II, hi. h h Will
,h "'' ' rinabl ptiret for riih.or la
s. bangs rr old sold end silver.
1 I Ot'KS of ery Varlsi; oa hand, at th mill
re.it.riabl prieet.
...... .inn. inrita, mirnfi anotieweiry, of
at i. i .j. ..rr'i..-L. t . . t i . ' .
carefully repaired and Harftinfrrf.
A ronlinnane of patronag I (ollelted,
Kept. 19, lAfio. II. F. NALULK.
louk, iiAa)x7'ix)i,Acd),
LIQUORS OF ALL A7.VAV,
SALT, OILS, PAINTS, 1 (IHOCKRIKS,
JtrFor sale very clnap for Cash, by
O. B. MERKELL,
In bnaement of Mcrrell A Riglor's Store,
Clearfield, Ta. feb-27.
I JOHN ODELL,
UrilOLSTKR AND CARRIAOK TRIM
I MLR,
' located at A. II. Maw', Mill,, one mile Eastl'
i vj victttyirfu oorottyn,
.s e.ui .i i
' Respectfully inform tb citizen of Clearfield
ntl adjoining connties, that h I at all time
l,r ' l norte.t notle.,
Hair, Husk, and Hlraw Mattress, of all
kinds and .ires. on. of which it a Folding Mat-
tress, suitable for CABINS ON HAFTS, which
Clln be f'ded in small coinpass.and emptied and
refilled at pleiisure i and very cheap. He also
trtiua t ni ruiges, inttKes repairs to all Kindt cl
Carriage Trimming and I'pholstnry, and tnakei
1 Cords for Mason'. Tracing Linet, of any thick-
It.IdH .. 1....
v H.HKIII.
5- r 1 . 1 .1 a
t.iken in Etchang for work.
w-v-"ur i rouuctf. vorn jkiuks, or tD
.MrAU orders left with anv of the Merchatt
Clearfiold borough will bi promptly attended
to; doc2(
Wake up! Wake up!
BLACKMMIT1II M(J. THE subscriber res
peclfully inform hi friend and tho nublie
generally, that he is new well a ablished in hi I
MkW hllOl' on Pine street, o.muiite the Town
Hall, in the borough of Clearfield, and unon bit
own book, and where he ia prepared to do till
work in hi line in th very best tyle, and on
the shortest notice. His old custorer are ret
pectfully ashed not to lorget him, and any num
ber of new onet are respectfully invited to give
him a trial.
EDUE TOOLS His reputation as a Maker
and Itepalrer of Edge tools thould of itself secure
him a liberal patronage.
UK0RUE C. r-ASHMORE.
April It, ISfil.tf.
NEW GOODS
Af
KRATZERS
They have just received a general assortment of
Spring and Summer DRY QOOD8, consisting of
DONNLTS,
RIBBONS,
SHAWLS
P K I NTH.
I UCALS,
IJAKKdK,
r OP J.I N,
O LOTUS,
TWKKDS,
MUSLIN,
L IN ENS.
CARPET,
L1NIS,
15 ROOMS,
S YTHKS,
S P I KES.
NOTIONS,
II AT 8,
CAPS,
w iNi-;
SALT,
OILS,
PAINT
LEAI.
IKUOS
BOOTH,
SHOES.
O i ATS,
PANTS
VESTS
NAILS,
FLOWEKS,
HA I? I) WAKE, QUE ENS WAKE, GLASS,
FISH. BACON & FI.OUH,
: All of which will be told on the most reasonable
term, for CAbll, or approved Country Produce.
C. KKATZFK .t SON.
Clearfield June 11, 1861.
Cf L EN - C II O MIL L S .
Oermantown, Pa.
AfcCALLUM & Co.,
-' tl ANt'F ACTt'Rt.RS,
Importers, and Wholesale Detlors in
f AIII'ETI 1IHVGGKTS
OIL CLOTHS, JIATTtSOS, tf.,
Warcliouae. No, 509 Chestnut Street,
(Opposite Stale House,)
apr3'81-ly 1'Hii.AnrtrHiA.
ci T II 1 K I X Ci TI .lTi.Sl SFl 1 1 L AiVkI,
111 A! Trrmrndutm Ksciltmtnt among Ik
Mnttet ! ! .' EXCITIXO FOOT RACE between
the l'MliuliilpliU l'"liee aud the notorious. For
per ami counterfeiter, Ja tie Ducbanan Cross ! ! !
Cross Recaptured ! !! ! It eem to be the gener
al opinion in Clearfield, that if Cross had worn a
pair of Frunk Short' French-calf Root, that h
, would not oe uUn yet- However, Shorty it
' ..t . i. . .... i. :. ..... . u...
UU, IIUhH mil UUI l llll.nl 11 Ull LHllllll j UUI
W0H14 announce to all linrkinrul.jr., Douglan,
onli jitU mt. mn& womcn and children
i in Clearfield, and Sinnemahoning in particular. '
. that he is preparod lo furnish them with Roots,'
' Shoes aud Gaitort of any style or pattern, atitch.
I ed, tewed or pegged, (aud as he is a short fel
low) on short uotice.
! All kinds of country produce taken in ex
change, and cash not n fused. Ropairing done
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, at
' the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver A Co's store. FRANK SHORT.
1 N. R, Findings far sal Sept. 26, I860-
liW DRUG STOKE
The subscribers nave opened a full and com
nleto assortment of DRUUS In the new brick
building of Dr. Woods, on the corner of Lecntt
and Cherry streets, in the boreugh of Clrarfleld, '
where they will b happy to accommodate any '
person who may desire article in their line. The
: . -.Ill V. A,in - n . j ,..' ,
"---'""' j--
' Dnig and Prescription Bu$inrt.i,
And aonaimwili be snared to render satisfaction. '
I Dr. M. Woont. the junior partner.'may always
bo found and consulted in the "Drug Store,',
kn . -Wnt nn rr..inn.l l.n.in... A
Mpr,i roola for consuluti.n Is attaebed to the
, store, where patient may ba examined privately
i Erery article usually lound in such an estab
lishment will be kept on baud, and sold at greatly
raitiveatt nrinra
I TkRNs Seiko strict i.v Cash, will enable theml
to offer inducement in the way of prices f
j Phy.ician. will bt supplied at a small per1
I centege over oott and oarriagt, and their orders
, are solicited. Kvery article sold will be purs and
. of the best qnility. ,
febfi-tf WOODS A BARRETT.
THOMAH J. M CULLOUCII,
Attorney at Law.
,0ffic0o Market tret, oppotitt Mossop't H tor
flrflld, Pa, Will attend promptly to Collec
tiona RaPa nf f.aada. Ao. nov 71-
dot 71-
hLLIS IRWIN & bUIa,
1 T tbt month of Lirk Run, fiv milet frm
A Clearfield, MERCHANTS, and titntir
Mannficturers nf Lunfcsr,
Jly 2.1, 181V
irni'.'V in ih
I irt'iil (M.pttlat and nferfiil I'tlM M r t I Att
M HoOL In th munirv. t'inli uf lwrttr
llt ai ain mm men, fiom ltrt I
,t )).,, h..be,n educ.ted f..rbi
within lb pst Ibra year, torn nf
I tutu inner
btiiinesl hart
t ihtaa vaara. aorna nf tnum navt
t,f ,mpnr,d . BOOK KKKTKI'.S it talari
t2000 00
Imtntilialelv t pon graduating, whaknew nothing
of accnunli when thry rnlered III College.
jt-rrMinlrter'noni halfprlr.
Htudent enter at any tim, nd rcylew when
they please, without extra charge.
1 Fur f'atalii.niMa at..Antn..na nf nmanshin. and
View of th COLLEUK, enclos tv letter stamp
lo JENK1NH A SMITH.
May IS, CI. ly. Pittsburgh, IV
V. M. M CULLOl'Cill,
C'LtAMricLO, Pa.
OlDce In Graham's llrlck Ilulldlnf.
July 3d. 1861 tf.
MOORE & ETZWiLER,
Wholesale and Hetall Merchant. Also
extensive dealer in timber, eawtd lumd
bar and ah ingle. Also, dealer in flour an-
Ta r.Jm b' 1J h"P C"h'
If ARIirSIMPROVED
SEWING MAC II INK.
PRICES FROM $40 to $70.
Tbe U0UD0IR SEWING MACHINE, an en
graving of which is her represented, ha now
become a recognised favorite wberevor it
ba been introduced, and is, beyond question,
the belt, as well as the handsomest, low-prioed
Sewing Macbin now before the public.
No. 1. A small and very neat Machine for
Family use.
No. 2, A large Machine for quilting heavy
work and for Plantation nse.
Thi Machine is much admired for its simplici
ty, and for its reliability and durability it is un
surpassed. A child twelve years can run it with
ease ; and yet it will sew from the coarsest clotb
to the finest Swiss. There is no trouble of re
winding the thread, as it is taken from the spool.
It hni no belts to give trouble, and will run
backward as well a forward, aud still sew
equally perfect, and without danger of breaking
needles. It runs by friction, and by closing the
box over it, it is thrown out of gear. In fact,
we have no hesitation in recommending it as tbt
best fau.ily Sewing Machine iuuse.
The folloiciiig Iremiumt Awarded (hi abov
Machine :
At the Fair of the Franklin Institute, 1818,
tbe First Premium.
At tbe Pennsylvania State Fuir, at Philadel
phia, tjeptembor i't, 135'J, the First Premium a
Diplouia. At th Pennsylvania Stat Fair, held at Wy.
ming, 1860 a (Silver Medal.
For the beet Double Thread Machine, at Lan
caster County Fair, held October, IS59 a Silver
Medal.
At tbe Maryland State Fair, held al the Mary
land Instiluto, Baltimore, Md., October. 1869,
under strong competition, a Silver Modal wa
awarded to thi. Machine.
At the New Cutle County Fair, bold at Wil
mington, Delaware, October, 1 859 a Diploma.
Tbe above Machine are manufactured by
C'll.lltM W. HOW LAND.
Wilmington, lol.
SALESROOMS.
No. 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
No. 801 Marktt Struct, Wilmington, Del.
S. D. BAKER,
mnrU-ly 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
,Mr Person wishing to to the above Macbin
in operatien, can do io by calling at the resi
dence of D. W. Moor, in Clearfield borough.
" N E WG6o DST
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring Sc Summer Goods
AT THE CHEAP CASH STOKE.
Im Just receiving and opening a carefully
elected stock of Spring and Summer good
ot almost every description,
A beautiful assortment of Prints and Drs
goods, of the newest and latest ttylea. Alto a
E. '
' 8re1 vriety of useful notion.
DRY-GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bonnets, Shawls,
llata and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Qteensware,
Drugs and Medicine,
Oil and Paint.
Carpet A Oil Cloths,
GROCERIES,
Fish, Bacon and Flour,
Mackerel In 1 i and 1 barrel,
of tbe best quality, all of which will bt told at
the lowest cash or ready pay prices.
My old friend and the public generally, are
respectfully invited to call.
JffN. H. All kinds of ffMA'and anDroved
COUXTlir PltODVCK taken ia exchange ol
(j00ds.
Clearfield, June 16 1861. WM, F. IRWIN.
'JYRONE
CITY HOTEL.
Col
A. T. OWENS, Proprietor,
! Respectfully announces to tbe travelling publio
that he has now taken charg of this larg and
well known bonae. and will enndtiel ti In anrk a.
manner at will render excellent comfort and for,
satisfaction
to all who may favor
him with a
call.
nov7-ly
To Persons out ? Employment.
AGENTS WANTED.
In f very County of tho United State,
mQ engage in the talt of some of tbe beil and
1 most elegantly illuttrated Works publlihed.
Our publications are of the most interesting
oharacter. aJanted to the wanU of tb Farmr.
(Mechanic and Merchant; they art piblithtd la
tb best ityle and bound in tht mo- lubilan-
ttal manner, and are worthy a place in ut it-
hrary of every lUutehold in th Land.
f .To men of enterprise aud industrlout hab-
I lia i ki a hniinH.i nff.pi an ATmortunltv for nralis..
I it, this business offer an opportunity for prtlit-
abl employment seldom lo be met wltn.
i i3U,IrrtoDt diiring to act a agent will ra.
!' promptly by mail full particular, tars.
e., by addressing LEART. GETZ 4 to., Pub,
, No. 271 North rt, Fblladelphia.
' Oct U, ltfl ly.
1 iAY lb stilli ! fr