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HihIk. A I'm i v, i llnl Ii-In n! lln.
trncl willi iliflit nlty, mid l'iriiiriit mi
n nin e I'l'niiv kiml will Kfriuii-.lv In
trrlVri with 'tliftluill t. latin k. I'mllt
ft", will na kiii'lnr l-iiuuiU tlmt t It o
imnfiii t if iiiiiimitH rl m t 1 1 1 lo Miulicd.
Let in tioU a low itcinn winch nro of
ten neglect cil.
I il s - t. .. t
Jic'iil.'iiity in IVeiliiitf in r t ho fi rut
.miKirtanee. .In nniin.il le.I nt .r-
Icl at
regular perioiN will oi'ien lie hungry,
i I
sunl will constantly he on tho lookout
for n mipply ; thiamines continual
uneasiness. Wltero tho hour fjr feed,
in is lixed, and punctually olixervcd.
tho npnetito is reirulated HccordiiiL'lv :
tho food is taken with il relish, and
when it isdisposod of, there is no fur-
titer anxiety until tho next footling
timocontcs around. I
Jvccp aiinnals cleaiil-. All are ho
nalurallv. Swine rll in tho mud, and
hens wallow in diit to clear them
selves of vermin j they only choose
the least of two evils. In Switzer
land it is said that the hair of cows is
kept as well combed and dressed as
that of a woman and tho animals
themselves learn carefully to avoid nil
Boiling of their coats. This is going
to one extreme ; but tho opposite one,
the entire neglect which allows the
hind quarter of animals in tho stable
to become coated with manure, is a
Kin agninst common decency. Clean
liness is essential to health. The skin
performs some of the most important
Amotions of tho body. Keep it in
good order by frequent carding and
Drushing. A course card is better for
this purpose than a 6tift' curry-comb.
Much of tho labor may be saved by
supplying tho stalls with plenty of
litter. A good bod of straw will also
aid in keeping the animal comfortably
warm. 1 he importance of this has
too often been urged in tho Agricultu
rist to need repetition here.
Continued confinement is irksome
to all living creatures. Stock of every
kind ehould be allowed to spend a Ul
timo in tho yards during the warmest
fart of every pleasant day. Sunshine
ig stimulating to all natural functions,
and is necessary to full health. Fi
lially, keeping good-natured yourself.
A "jolly" fat man will be much more
likely tohnve jWty fat animals, than
one who can not pass through the
yard without venting his spleen by a
kick or a curse upon some unoffen
ding brute. American Agriculturist.
KEEPIAPPLESEwMKT!ioa
Mr. It. M. Thompson of Mifflin Co.,
Pa., in a letter to the American Agri
culturist, describes his method of keep
ing choice upplos which appears to bo
worth noticing. lie packs them in
barrels or largo boxes, surrounding
caco apple with common dry ground
gypsum (plaster of Paris). This is
readily dono thus : Put into tho bot
tom of the barrel, or box, an inch of
the plaster and then a layer of apples,
keeping them from contact with each
Other, and an inch from the side all
round. Sift in more plaster to fill up
tho spaces and cover tho whole nearly
an inch. Then add another layer of
apples ana more plaster, and so on to
the top. 1 ho plaster employed is, wc
suppose, the common ground plaster
for fertilizing not tho caleined used
lor marking casts, models, etc- The
former is cheap inmost parts of the
country, costing from S3 to $10 a ton,
according to the locality, distance from
tho quarries or seaboard. The pres
ent retail price in this City is about
$10 per ton, Of course the plaster is
just as good for application to the field
alter beiiijr
used dnnnsr inter for
packing apples. The plan is worthy
AM 1 til
of trial at least, for it would appear ja 8ftVd driver. This point settled a.id
reasonable that tho fruit thus8iirroud-'low quickly his insane mind conceives it
cd with a compact mass of dry pow- lie feels it his duty not only to attack
(lor, should keep almost as well as if the President but also to billingsgate the
hermetically scaled. Mr. T., says he 'president's wife. Tins comes such at
keeps pound pippins thus packed, in j tacks as that of the Springfield R.p.iUknn,
good ordor until tho following June, aud they mark one of the pheno.renn of
Wc judge from a remark in his letter, social aboli tionism.
that ho docs not store them in a celler.'pj,v .
but in any cool room of tho dwelling lThe Expensesof the War onBoth Sides.
Or OUthoUBO. Wo arc not Certain I " 1 ca,anna Ua,, ivepuo,.cn,.ov. i.
whether the dry plaster would bo a I T,, cxI,Pnsie of ,,,e r'onledcrnte States
Bufflcicnt non-conductor to keep frost Uui'ing tl,e laht 8IX mon,h 8re acknowl
ottt, if exposed to severe cold espec-, C(,p1 to be fifty millions of dollar, nd
lally irom tho Irtut near tho outsidcof
barrelB.
BUCKWHEAT CAKES.
Contributed to tho Americnn Atjri.
ctilturist by Mrs. . II. Ingalls, Musca
tine Co., Iowa. "As Inquires have
been made, and much has been said
about making these indispensables for
tho breakfast table, without soda, or
'dctestablo saleratus, I would rccom-
mend tho following recipe, in using
vmcn inero neeu us no necessity ior
'sweetening thesour batter lor it will
ontvicuiiii: uivsuur uaucr, ior ib win
..nniAn;.. i ,AnA... i..i.a.ii. . :n,
never be SOHr, if the cook tl0C8 her du.1:;
ty. Take ono quart of warm water, -
and add sufficient buckwheat flour to
makoft rather thin batter : stir j
bnlf a tMennfnl nf rrnn.I w,w. b
i.nn
yeast, and a littlo salt ; boat well to-
gcthcr, cover up, and set in a warm
place. Or whero it wilf not frcezo over
nicht. If it in vcrv cold, tho batter
aliould be mixed early in the evening,'
that it may havetiraoto riBo before
tho fires aro nut out. otherwise it will
not ferment, and me nufliciently. If
tbeso directions arc followed. fresh
tin I ("ill II.
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till. I ill I
hi . Ml On' (liii )i l l,tt
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il l") (liii l , tin' i til. f w I'l I i' n I In r
It) Mini) t i l. It in f n lilil" I'fil Ii r
ill llil' I'till l'i "li-il'!(" lis tin ) t),
Lii nun' It ill li"t In lie fiiinin It) i nl,
nit'l ilny 0i f iln) tlip I iitli r U ininl
In tin1 nmiiii' I'lUt wtllmiil Hi'iltiaittir. j
No iM'ii li'f "Hi'iln" N tii filc'l tu purity
it in i lily ! My -n yrvU-rn tin'
i lciiti juin, nti 1 1 troli luitlcr. II )',rit
In Ki.iici lv ina-lf, it will keep lit'i lt i l-
lyU'otnn.l M,t, without ..Itlin,
(or t o iir throe work iii Winter;
Veant tlmt m-ttlcn, Kmi v i n tr witter on
the tot.. ,imi houih, l.enie tl.c i.eoil of
Mulil.'
1;ilT . f - w1,M4k,,.
Alt aiUlUIUillOb A iiUU AilvUIO VI IUV.
Animal.
The New York lli-raU eontiiins t ho fol
lowing life-like pnrlniit ol the now dotes
tattle thins known us "Abolitionist." It
will bo (ound partieulurly intereMing to
tin few remaining nigger-worshipper, of
this region:
To be nn nboltionist on'es mind must bo
so distorted, wnrpe-,1 and oUoinod tlmt it
is no roiuler if il often breaks entire.v.
An abolitionist ennn it be priictieal, for
abolitionism is impracticable. lie must
confuse with rig!i t wrong, nnd believe Unit
slavery wrong even to llio extent of de
nying the existence of a (Sod because he
reasons tlmt a God would not permit
slavery. lie must tuke rrido in being ec
centric; and from being eccentric in oiin
ion he soon comes to be eccentric in his
dress, in his mode of wearing his hair and
beard and in his manners nnd deportment,
lie must cherish an opinion nil the more
because it is unpoprlur nnd thus he coon
comes to adopt nn opinion for (he very
reason that it is unpopular, therefore, he
argues, must be right. Jle must be blind
to great evils, nnd magnify little evils into
tremendous outrages, to be overcome nl
any cost. Jle must have no consideration
for a white man, except as tubsidary to a
negro.
In short, be must bo a negro worship
per nnd devotee, huiing everything which
otlmr men hold most dear in his ebony
Juggernaut. Of courso such a fanatic is
kicked out of society, and therefore he
attack society, ignores its usage and
amenities, and revenges himself by trying
to break it up and substitute for it a socie
ty of his own.
Thus he con es incloscr contnctwith the
abolitionist in petticoats, who is, if any
thing, worse than himself. Khe is either
a Mrs. Jellaby, neglecting homo duties to'
attend public moeti:tgs, lecture on her
"mission," and manage the correspon
dence ofnn nr.ti-clavery society, or she is
something worse, and has "affinities."
Male nnd female .'ibolitionists mingle in
Unitarian homes, in phalanxes, in free
love bugoities. If they huvo any religion
it is KpiriUuliMii. Hotli sexes insist strong
ly upon woman's rights that is to say,
the right of a woman to be as wicked as
she may please, without remark. What
wonder that with such associations the
male abolitionist looses all courtesy, chiv
alry and politeness. The fcm.iles them
selves rant, rave, dispute, argue lecture
and scold tho vestige of the gentleman
out of him. lie is to regard women
as just as bad or worse than men.
and lives up to his teachings. This is a
picture of an idiolitiDnist fully developed,
honest in his infatuation, nnd conscien
tiously carrying the poison of his abolition
ism into his religion, hit morulity, hit
politics and his social relations. To him
the idea of attacking a lady, whose merit
he cannot appreciate' is as nr.tural as to
others it i abhorrent, Fuiling to. make
our President adopt the abolition theory
of emancipation, he argues that the Ties
ident is a slave driver ; that Mrs. Lincoln,
having been born in a slive state, must
have influenced the President to become
1110 Wftr expcncs ol tue Liuted Slates for
the same period, are acknowledged to be
two IiunUied millions of dollais. Tho1
number of men slain in battle, in the fif
teen or twenty actions, great nnd small,
that have taken place between the two
belligerents since tho war opened in tho
taking of Fort Sumter, cannot be easily
estimated, but, as near as we can learn, it
'is in the proportion of about one to five,
and my be set down in round numbers
' Bt 2,000 Confederates nnd 10,000 Federals.
Th;8 how, hat p , MM .
. nn .
j ;
i, c, ,i, r r.i. i-
"Z 7. ! 1 . S01"
' ery wuinerner killed
bntlIe ,ns cos! ral government'
ne rounaiumoi ?iuu,utiu. 1 he Southern ,
em i T
oiuies can raise auom one m nnon and
I l III' I 1'H'I', V llli' lH
l 1 l II 'I I'l I I I 1 I I II
Slate Can raise allOUt One m illion and .'v-earueia a.na promptly tou
half of fighting men. To kill off these nt
T 111 . 1
la kill Off these nt
tna unove rate and killing is probably
the only way in which they can be sub-
dued - will cost the Federal novernmenl,'"
owhutulred atul fifty thoutand million of dot
Unl Would it not be cheaper, as well
u :. u. t:i i l-
ftfinrt to make (InnoeDuUu in
! Brr8ngeaieDlS forlry,Dg1
to V ii V y I S I
I 'iM,
",i mil tin .
l ,i - hi ,, , i
M iMn Mil iin,
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M,U KV,tn a MM MH Hun MAUA7.IK,
iTnty.) j
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,.,,. ,,. f,',t iu,,'r.,,
fnr any in nt iim ror Review.,
r "'' "r f'"" Reviews,
& XMl
For nu. k.i ami m n, iirw,
k ..! mid twn Hpvie,i,
iTt unmiin.
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T mi
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v nit
F.ir lllmiknniiil Mill III fiiiir IUvli
in nn
. II. 1 lie prire In (iml llrilnin f..r lh Are
rloiiu .i..,ve.m-, rcr ,nnum.
ll.'l.llllil'lil II
I.KOXAIII) 800TT A Co.,
nmr4.l (liii 64 (,,J ttrp,,,( New ynr,a
EL X1B PROPYtAMNE
During the punt yenr we hnve intritluccd to
he notice of the tnrdicul prufciii.ion of thin coun
try the ' eVyr.ixr-. Chlorirnf i'ripylnmiin't
I a
KIOMI'.Iir I'OH ItlliarMATIKM;
nnd hnving received from many sources, both
from phyriciuna of the highest (tnnding and
Irom I'Mii'nt.i, tho
Mont Mattering TesUnioiiiiilsoflls real value
n the treatment of this painful nnd obsti
nate dineaso, wo nro Induced to prefcnl it to the
public in a form ItKAUY F jll IMMEDIATE
USE, which wo h.ipo will commend itxulf tothore
whe are aufTrring wilh this nAHcling complaint,
and to the medical practitioner who limy feel
dinporcd to tost the powers of this valuable rem
edy.
KMXIlt PllOPVLAMIXE, in the frm above
poken of, hns recently been extensively experi
mented with in the
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
and witn MARKED SUCCESS (in will appear
from the published accounts in tho medical Jour.
Iials.)
jSfl'It iH carefully put up ready for immedi
ate uso, with full diroctioni, und can be obtained
from all the druggUh nt 75 conts per bottle, nnd
at wholeiiilo of BULLOCK A CltEXSIIAW,
Druggiiits oud Manufacturing Clieuiistn,
JunelG'Gltf. l'liiladulpliU.
JOHN
OUELL
UPHOLSTER ANI) CARRIAGE TltlM
MKH, located at A. II. Slunn MUU, one mile East
of L'lcarfii lil Loroujli,
Respectfully informs the ciliicns of Clearfield
and adjoining counties, thai ho is Hi nil times
prepared to manufacture, nt the shortest notice,
Hair, Husk, and Strnw Mattresses of all
kinds and sixes, one of which Is a Folding Mat
tress, suitablo Tor CAIIIXS OX KAKTS, which
can ho folded in small compass, nnd emptied and
refilled at pleasure; and very cheap. Ho nlsn
trims Carriages, mskos repairs to all kinds pf
Cnrriago Trimming nnd Upholstery, nnd makes
Coril.i lor M us oil's Tracing Liuos, of any thick
uoss or lenglh.
fcCountry Produce, Corn Husks, or Cash
Liken in Etchnnge Tor work,
S-O'.KW orders left with nny of tho Merchals
Clearfield borough will b promptly attended
to. dec2
QHAIUS!! CHAIRS!
I t
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ! ! ! !
Tho undersigned has now onhnnd, nt his Fur
niture, Rooms on Market st., Clearfield, Pa., a
short diiitanco w est of Litx's Foundry, a l.irg.)
took of '
t ii .vnts ok A l.l, kim)s,
manufactured out of the bjst materialr, finished
n a very superior manner, and which ho will sell
LOW FOR CASH. His long experience in the
KlIuitlAM mnlffd film f.t.il Aim fiilim lli.il t a nl. .. I
are made in a substnntial and workmanlike man
ner, nnd will stand the test of trial. Persons
wishing to purchase chairs should cail at once
and get them while they can be had at Iho lowest
rates. J2IIX TROUTMAX.
Mar. 27-1 SSI -If.
NEW REMEIHF8 FOR
SPER MA TOR R II (EE A.
II'
owjim A-soriATios, 1' n 1 1. a i k 1.1-11 1 . , A llrn.
emcut ltttilin) rnltittlinlird In nnrvuit A'ii-
titxemtnt, fur the rtlirfnf iht Sivk mid IJinlrmni il,
njftlcted vi'th Viotrnl atitt Chrnttic yroses, r tt.
eeeiVy fur iht Curt nf D induct nf iht Hi j-miiI
i)njun.
M epical Advick given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Vai.i'adi.k RKi-onT on PperH-ntorrlicea, nnd
other disensos of tho Sexual Oignns, nnd on tho
nbw RFMKiiir.s employed in tho Dispensnry, sent
In senlcd letter envelopes, free ofchnrge. Two
or thres Stamps for postago ncccptuhlo. Address
Dr. J. Fkiixk Hot'onTo. Howard Associaiia
!xo. 2. s. Ninth ,t., Philadelphia 2imy iy.
Association,
JAMRS T. LKOXAnD.
WM, A, WAI.LACK.
a. hsky
c. rissar
ibnhinnunb Collection Mcc
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
C 1. E A It F I L D,
CLEARFIFLD COUXTV, rA.
JBILLS OL KXCRASGK, NOTKS ASP DRAFTS PISCOfSTR
l POSITS RECEIVED,
Collct!on made and proceeds promptly remitted,
Exchange on f lie Cities constantly
on hand.
ifOfEce on Second PL, nearly opposite the
COURT HOUSE.
LEVEK FLEGAIi,
Justice of the pence
- .. . ... .... ...
iiutnorsfturg, tlearllelil Co, l'a., win
attend promptly to all business entrusted to hi.
April 4.W..
. . lARR,MrR. ,. TT
T arrimer TEST, Attorh.y. at Law
I r n il . i . . - a. . 1
I t i I.th.l A ..-!.- L - I. I'l n.l I
"i ""' nDitcica, a.u., avo., 111 tirwuot,
Centra and Elk eouhtie.. July 30. y
W. HAYS, Justice of the Peace, wi 11 atten
promptly to collettions and other matter
in . hi,.e.hr. Addros.Kersoy.Erk
co.. Pa
:
J. D. THOMPSON,
1 Jlatksmlth, Wagon., Buecie..Ao..A.. ironed
Oot. Sd I860. It,
J on . ho,t actio., .ndth.v.ryb..,. tyi... this
l:liot0 ot Cu""n""'- .
) )'.', AM.
PHYSICIAW
1'OHMKIIt.Y riivl nn iiii.I Pnrgpon lo li tlrntln t.H ll-i'i'""'. f LmnUii, Kub'kihI.
, l.l 1 L- I. I l.'.l II I. I..-, m I.. llihuiitiiia I.. Mil t Allits. ltll M I M I M t. U Iti a n
ni i i i i. -ii i . - -' -
ltr.ll.,1,. i,f M. fill fi'l. h" !' rnnrlii.l In ,J
ml l. mrhli.B nl the 1I1 m-l f"Mh, run hf
Ihnrnrrn of the ll.'srl, l.li't and I. unit'; Chih'it. Mil, Prmfula, and nil liix aam of the lllooil
Aluo, nil lineB..ii appertain!" In the KVK and KAIl. PAKTIAL I'KaFNK, Hinging N..ii.ei ia
the H.'sil, mid Iiisi-liargas limn the Ear, raa be Mier-dlly cured b !r. Hnnt' S. ii-iililio Treatment
and msny other dinenM'i '"! hava baffled lh HII of the railed di'tngjrhid phyiirlani.
ArruINTMKNTS.
CLAMOX, nt flnrk's Hnlnl, from the Uth of May (i the tut of June.
COKSICA. nt Whllmer'a Hotel, Jung li.t. Again, PrpL tut and Zil.
. IIKOOKVILLK.nt the Amerirs Iliume, fr nn .'td lo Wtli June. Again. Sept. S I, 4lhand ilh
l.trniEltSlll'Ull, nt lti'ed'n Hotel, Juno loth and llth. Again, Sept. I Ol Ii and I lib.
l l.r.A n r j i'.i.i, Johimon Hotel, June I .'Id la inn. Again, eepi inn ami ioui.
HKLLEFO.NTK, Miirrimin'n Hotel, from June I7lh ?o lUlh. Again, Sept. llth and tilh.
TV HONE C'TY, nt Mr. Tlioii.as' Hotel, Juna 2ltand 22d. Again, Sept I7lh and loth.
At his IXKIIIMAHV, from June 22d to July 1 7th.
Listen to the Voice of Truth and Reason ani Profit by it.
The time hns come when all who will, can encape tho Iron graap of Mercury, by calling, without
delay, to nee tho well known and justly otlebrntod Eclectic European Phyiicinu, Dr. llonr, who
will administer thoi.o only true nnd nfe medicines, extracted from the inort choice noon and nanas,
which ara nrenarod under bifown nuierviion. nnd therefore avoid ng the uno of all MiaRAL Pois-
e.is, which were never designed for the system, to take which man thouinndi have fallen victims
and gone ti early graves.
TIIINCS TO HHHEMKMBERED.
Jtrmrmlier that Dr. Bort wants no patients but thoa fully capable af appreciating and dii'in
guishing tho services of a regular thorough bred phyiioian, from a paltry, unlearned and trifling
quaes.
Itrmrmhtr, Dr. Bort's remedies and treatment
prcpnroil Irom a lilo speut in tho groat honpilnlM of Kun.jio and tho firi-t in the country.
lUmrmbtr, that Dr. Burt has a wore extended practice than any other phyaician in Western Poan
oylvnnia.
Itrmrmhtr, thnt citiicni of education, and our
great plcaxuro in recommending Dr. Ilort to thenftlictod.
ItrmrmUr, t ti ii t Dr. Hurt uiakesnu faleo representation! lo gull tho unfortunate, but all bo snyi wil
be laitlilully curried out.
Itrmrmtiir, that Dr. Bort pays orory attention to diseases of a chronic nature.
Or-Certiticntes of Cures may be soon at his respective rooms.
Dr. Hurt is furnished with over six thousand letters of recommendation from some of rhe most
distinguished men living. Also bus awarded to bim diplomas from some of the most celebrated
Hospitals Jtid Inlinnario in Europe, for his unpnrallelled obrerrulious in Diagnosis, and observa
tions in oiscovc ing remedies lor tho cure of diseases that have heretofore bullied the rkill of many
of the medicnl profession.
An early call from those wishing to consult the Doctor, is earnestly requeitod, 10 as to receive
full benefit of treatment, and thus du justice to himself. Time liaited.
l'louso bonr in mind hen Dr, Bort will be in your place. Persons desirous of consulting him
will confer a great fuvor by calling on the first day of his arrival, as his rooms are so often crowd
ed, it is utterly impossible to attend to tho anxious solicitations of all. Dr. Bort will arrive at each
of the above places on the first ooneh on the day appointed.
Please extend the Invitation to all invalid acquaintances, and oblige yours, in.
May 29, '61. 2 .
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ness and despatch.
a. B. G00DLAXDER c CO.
CO U NT Y l)Tlii:CTOR Y.
Time of Holding Court.
Second Monday nf January,
Third Monday of March,
Third Monday of June,
Fourth Monday or September,
In each year, and continue two weeks if ne
cessary.
County Olllrers.
Prcs't Juilge.Hnn. Siiinuel Linn, nellefonle.
As'to fudges. Hon Win L Moore, Clearfield.
Hon Ben) Bnnsnll, I.uthersliurg
Sher.tr, Frcd'k O. Miller Clearfield
Prothanotaryctnhn I Cuttle, "
Reg. A Rec. .Tames Wi igley, "
District Att'y Robert J. Wallace. "
Treasurer, tl. B. Ooodlnnder,
Ui. Surveyor, H, B. Wricht,
Glen Hope .
Commiss'n'rs.Win. M'Cracken
Win. MerrclU
P. C. Thompson,
Auditors, B. C, Bowman,
Lumber City
Clearfield
Mnrrisdnlo
Philipsburg
Isaac W. Urohan,ClearHcld
J. B. Shaw,
Coroner, George Richards, "
List of Post Odircs.
Tawnnhipn. iS'nmrn nf I'. O.
Rtcctria, Glen Hope,
f.ill, Bower,
Chest,
" Cush,
" Ostonit,
Roggs, Clearfield Briifs,
Bradford, Woodland,
Brady, Luthersburg,
" Troutvillc,
" Jefferson Lins,
riloein, Forest,
nnmrnfV,M
W. Cnlwcl
T. A. M tihee
J. VT. Cr.n-.p! iV
Lowis Kn.iih
P. B. Miller
Ed. Williams
It, 11. Monro. "
C- f. Ploppy,
John Heberling
Jus. liioom
Cnmside, New Wnshingtoii ,UM, Cumuiingi
" Burnside. Js McMurrnT
r. A l l r.i e. t t . . .
iienrneia, viearnciu,
Covington, Frenchville,
Karthnai,
M. A. Frank
P. A. Gaulin.
J F W Schnarr
Samuel Way
Centre county
Curwensvillo, curwensville,
Dccater,
Philip, burg
Ferguson,
Marron,
Eilm. Williams
Helen Post OIBee, Elk county, Pa.
Uirard,
kecounte's Mills, C. Mignot
jinia inns,
William Can
Ooshen, Shnwsville, A. II. Shaw
Oraliain, Urnhamton, T. It. Forces.
Gulich, miths Mills, J. A. Ilesarty
Aiaueira, c. J, Pusey.
Tyler, David Tyler
Pcnnfield, H. M'oodward
Anson'-illo, Elina Chnso
alt Lick, (I. Hockndorn
New Millport, D. E. Mokol
Prcckcnridge, J. Vi. Thompi'n
Kylcrtown, Jas. Thompson
Morrisdsle, J. McClelland
Lumber City.f H. W. Spencer,
Grampian Hills, A. C. Monro,
Curwensvillo, Samuel Way
Illoomingvillo, Michael AVIse.
Kockton, W. F. Johnson
Jeffries, T. Henderson
Huston,
it
Jordan,
Kartbaus,
Knox,
Lawrence,
Morris,
Penn,
Pike,
i
Vnion,
Woodward,
3 This Post Office will do for Chest townshin
f Will answer lor Ferguson township.
"I) OBERTJ. WALLACE, ATtoniar at Law,
li Clearfield, Pa., Cffio in h.w. xt'.
iffc h
.l-V .Nft'
& M
'-' -
ytfr mil l.ll 10 III, fll,. if)t.inin, t ,l.rr.
fimjnlled by III ftfllirlfil, biith Mill
I- n. Hin.r, i
are entirely unknown to all others in this country ;
popular men, are all well tcqtiainted with, nnd tnke
T
AO C()XSUMIT1 IX! Tho advertiser
having been restered to health ia a few
weeks hri very simple remedy, after having suf
fered for several yenri with a severe lung affec
tion, and that drcd disease Consumption, is anx
ious to make known to his follcw-sufTurers the
tnenns nf cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a oopy of the
prescription used, (free of charge,) with the di-
'ctions for preparing and using the same, which
tl.nv will find n sum rilr fnr Cinsiluinliiin.
A !hnm Itri ncl. I a. tc The nnlv ohlent of the
aili'ttrliMer In aemlinn1 the nreiiffriiitifiii is to bene.
"? i fit the afflicted, and sprend inforinalion which he
" j conceives to be Invaluable, and be hopes every
fuff'Ter will try his remedy ns it will cost them
uu : nothinrr. anil mnv i.rMVA a hlessinir.
r' r - - r
Persons wishing the prescriptio i will pleae
address Kev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
nov7-1
Williamsburgh, Kings Co.,
$35 00
T)AYS tho entire cost lor TUITION' in the
X most popular mid successful t'UMM KHt'lAL
SCHOOL in the counlry. Upwards of Twr.i.vB
Hi'MiHKD young men, from twkntv-bioiit differ
ent Suites, bave been educated for business hero
within the past threo years, some of whom have
been employed as BOOK-KEEPERS ul salaries
of
$2000 00
immediately I pun graduating, who knew nothing
ol accounts whon they entered the College.
fJ'Minister's sons half price.
Students enter at any time, nnd royiew when
they please, without extra charge.
For Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship, nnd
View of tho COLLEGE, enclose five letter stamps
to JENKINS A SMITH.
May It, 61. ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. M. MTULLOUCill,
a4&
CH
aw.
Ci.RAnriKi.n, Pa.
Office in Oraliam's Drirk niiildliig.
Jul 3d. ISO I tf.
MOOKE& ETZWiLER,
holesale and Kctail Merrliants. Also
extensivo dealers in timber, sawed luiu.l
bcr And shingles. Also, dealers in fiour an
graia, which will be sold cheap for cash.
Oct. 14, ISiH.
VRONE CITY HOTEL.
Col. A. P. OWENS, Proprietor,
Respectfully announces to Ihc travelling public
tkr.t he hns now taken charge of this large and
well known house, and will conduct it in such a
manner as will render excellent comfort and for,
satisfaction to all who may favor him with
call. miv7.lv
... .. ..
iNEW GOODS!
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring &. Summer Goods
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
lam just receiving and opening a carefully
selected stock of Spring nnd Summer goods
o! almost every description,
A beautiful assortment of Prints and Dres.
goods, of the newest and Utest styles. Also a
great variety of useful notions.
DRY-GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bonnets, Shawls,
Hats and Cap.,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Qi eeaewaro,
Drugs and Medioines,
Oil nnd Paints,
Carpel A Oil Cloths.
GROCERIES,
Fish, Bacon and Flour,
Mackerel in 1 i and barrels,
of the best quality, all of wbich will be sold at
ihe lowest cash or ready pay prices.
My old friends and the public generally, are
respectfully Invited ta call.
jPrT'N. It All kind, of Git A I Vwr.,1 inhnj
CdUMTIt Y PItODL'CK taken in exchange ol
Goods.
r 1
CloarSeld, Jane 26 ISfll
WM. F, IRWIN.
WALTER BARRETT
ATTnUVIrV A T t 1 w 1 1 .a..j K .il .
m s iviumi r . Mjn win Hikvuu iirmHi
and faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
bis eaie, In the several Court of Clearfield and
idioin'.cs? enunllei.
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formerly ccoiilou by tt. H.
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rail well U-llera tlmt 1 f wtnt hm M,',J"t"
you, II..I 1 hM ).. I.. I .,, , , ,(,",?,
and remain er grutefiilljr. y,,,,,; u
AkHi,;u B TAIJ .
St. Anthatir's Klre. Iton or Kri .1.
Teller anil .Halt Itlirnm, Ht.L I I 1
lllawtfm, Mora Kft,, lirap.y, '
Ir. Rolvrt M. I'reMa writes ftimi Salrni N ,
trpt 1SW, tlmt he lias riirril an lnini,' , '
Drtfii, Whlrh llinnt.lie.l lo trrniiliala fKlHll. C
Twrerlnr r ..or Sorsnisirllla, ami nu, , ,n
MMuinrtnl AV.vjixis by larita (lisn of M ,,,
r. . " r ! tan. ....
he cures the cominnn fNptimit by It mnsisi.iiy
Bronrliorele, Goitre or HwelUri N,
Xebulon Ulisin of I'rosprct, Taa, write. 1 "Tlirw, iw
Ilea of your Banuiparllla etmnl me frimi a (iti w 1
.his swallltie; nn iIm uvck, w Ilk-It 1 baa ,ullrrM
over two yeara."
Lrnaorrhira or Whites, Ovarian Tun.,,
I'tarlM. Ulceration, Kent. I. ui.eas.ir'
Dr. I. B. B. riiannliiK, of N..w York City. writ,. i
moat cheerfully coni ly with tlie riient of ywir aevntu
saylna I liana (liiin.l ynar HrsaMrilla a to. wt rrie,,
alterntire In llie itiiiiierona e.'iiilHints for t.i,-
employ anrli a reinly. hut eHTlully In tumult Durjta
of the Scrofulous .liHthrsls. I h.tva ciml ttimti; litTpt.t.
ate eases of turorrliaia l.y It, and aoina h,,rB tlm cml
I1I11I11I waa caiiseil l.y hlcrrtttvm of llie ulrrui. TI10 nlnr.
ation Itself wns M.n ciin il. Noll. Int within my kuoali
edre .iii.l It f..r llieae fniiule .lerniup iiiciils."
Mward 8. Marrow, nf Nc lnirv, Ala rit.. " A .Vn.
rsrons or.fr liimnr on one nt Iho (, niul, in mr hmr
whlrh ha.1 .leflc.l nil llie reini'ilinN i. roiiM en.jili.v, lis
at lellKlh Ihk ii r.Hi.,l. lily rur.nl l.y your Kltrstt otK,,.
MHirilla. Our phraii Inn llmnulit liollilnc 1,111 m,m.
tlon eoul'l aflorit relief. I.llt tin a.lvlseil Ilia trinl nf ynir
Harsnutrilla as the last r.-soit beliuo emriii. aii, i(
proved effeetunl. After tiikin yonr ret.ie.ly elht ttj
ao symptom of llie tliseaw reiiiaina."
Sy philis aud Mercurial Dlaraae.
NSW ORI.KARS. 2.Mh AllB.l.t. ll.
Da. J. C. Airs: Sir, I cheerfully comply aiili IIm. ro
?n.st of your airent, nn.l l et.irl In you aouie ul the cilni,
hare realised with your Burmi uiilln.
1 haveeiir.'.! ith il, In my prnrllre, ninat of Ilia mm.
plniHta for lii.-h il Is reroniliiended, and have fotinil Ii,
effofls truly uoliil.llul ill ll. rure c.r I -.. .11.. Al,r
euniif Ihimu. One of my patients hail Syphilitic nlrvra
In bla tlu.Hit, which were mnsuminii hia palal ami 1I4
top of his moiilh. Your Snrsnpnrilla, ateiuljly ,)(,, ,
cured bim in fire weeka. Another ....a atuicke.1 l.r sec
ondary symptoms in his nose, ami tlie ulremtiuii l,mj
aalen away a onin.iilurul.le irt of Ji, an iluit .h.,v (18
disunite would soon rei.ch hi. hinio nixl Kill l,nu. t
yielded lo my adiuiuisiriiiion of your Siirn.urilli' tw
ulcers healed, and lie Is well 111111. not uf ,,. jiiiu.
aomu listi!orutiii lo his fnee. A woman vho U, .
timte.1 lor llie same disoidur hy i.o i. urv nv suflnine
from this poison In her Inmes. 1 h. y m, .M(. w M.
silive to the wn.llirr I l.t on a dump dny al.c sull. ml .
n uciiillliK I-:. Ill In her J. ilila and ImiM. M. , '
cured eniiiely l.y your MiiNiipm j n tur ,., i,, 1
know fioin its formula, which your iir.,l (.. ,r n,t
this I'r.ipiuiitioii f.om jour li,l.mlorj must la,,',,,,
ri'ine.l.v; roiis.-.uei,ily, llo-.e t,,ily ruiuui ki.l.le i,ut,
m.M 101, c i.u. .irpiiaeu llie.
Fraternally youia, 0. V. l.AltlMIin, Jl. 1).
ItheuinatUm, Gout, Liver Complaint.
Isuikpskpihck, rresl. Co., Va. ilh July aM
Da. J. C. Aa: rlr. I have m n nlllieteil ii, . h,,i.
fill . hmiiic Ithnmut.tm for a lone. lime. ImtiWH,,
skill ef physi. inns, nnil .111, k p. m.. in .pltP ,r nl) tK
remedies 1 could find, until I liie.1 join Sar:.nmrilla. Out
Untie cure.1 me in Inn weeks, and n-.tor. il my VMn
health ao much tlmt 1 urn fi.r In tP r ll.au Lvlwe 1 ,
attacked. I thiuk il wi.udei lul incli inc. J. U;Lt'l.
Julea Y. CeUI.,-11. of g. U ills, wiitcs: " I Imrs l.
iilllu trd for years with an affrctiim ft thr Inn. Ui
d.lr..ye.l my health. 1 tried e'rerv lliii.i;. and crsrj ll, t
ft.ile.1 1.1 reliere me j and I have larn a hroken ,!,,., awn
for sniue years from 110 oilier cause than irro,y'.'i t'
lie lArrr. ly l lovnl panlor. Ilia It, 1. Mr. Kpr.a.l.M
me to try your Sursaparilla, iKsvuse l,c mo.1 l- krew .,
anil nny thinir y..u made wnn ltorlh 11 yinr. Hv llie H,-
Ins; of O.sl it hnriiie.l in... and lina -,, purified tnj .,. ,
as to make u new urn 11 of me. I I, rl onnir iiptiu. Tin
hvst Ih it cm it s .id of you ja nut Iniir kinnI .-hni:li,"
Si liii riia.t HiK-i r 'l uiiiors, Kuliiriri iim-iiI,
t lerrallon, t'urUa nuil Klloliuliou of
the lioucs.
A great variety ofrn.es ban- l.cen repnrte.1 In u ahr-m
cares of llieae rornil.l.il.le cniplaints hue iculicl f.m
the use ul this r.-ionl v. l ot our space Ih re will not admit
Hum. ISoine r ., may u ft.und in our Aui.-ri,-s
Almanac, wliielt Ih.. npots lielnw uimed srtplec 10
furnish gratia to nil who call fur Ilium.
Dyapepila, II, m t I),rrt,e, pjj., Eplltp.
a, Mclauthol)-, .VruinlKln
Many rental kulde , nn-s of tl,r. alferti, in linre Is-s
made l.y the alterative power i f Uu. m. .h, ine. It fliirni
lalns the vital fuiirli, n into i,,n n.-iioii, ami tlma
overeomea disorders w hi, h would l- u,a.-.l kyniid fit
reach. Such a remedy ,ns l..nu u-cn n qiiireil l.v the nc
ceaslllea of Hie ie.ipk-, nod we are nmlideul that Uii will
do fur them all that medicine ciui do.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE HAriD CfltP. OP
Concha, Cold, luflnriirn, Ilonrseness,
Croup, llroiif hit ia, Iiit-lpieut ( ou
sumption, ami for tlir Iti-llvf
of t'nniniuptivt I'atirtila
in ailvaurril htngca
of the Ulacaac.
Tills Is a remedy an iiulversallv known lo si-.tmss sut
other (or the cure of Hirnat and lunn cinilainis ihat it
Is useless here to pul.liih the e.,l, -lice of Its villi), s. lit
nnriralM eirellrnce for rouelis anil raids, and il. truly
wonderful cunn of piilmonnry disease, have iin.la il
known lliroiiKliout llie cirllm-,1 nnllons of the rsilh.
Few are the cmniunlli.-s. or even fnniilius, ainunir lla
who liaro not some personal exHri.-nre of itselle.t'
some living Impliy in thrlr midst of its virtory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the tlinint and lunn
As all know the dreadful falallly nf these riltnrri.-rs, ainl
as they know, too, the effects of ihis remedy, we need not
do more than to assure Ihem that It has now all the vie
tues that it did have when making the cures which 1ml
won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
frepared by Dr. J. C. AY& & CO., Lowoll, Vat.
r-D-Sjldby C. D. Walson, CknrficI I. E. A
Irwin, Curwonvillo; F.Arnold, Luthersburp,
Montgomery A Co., New Salem j J. C. Drenner,
Morrisdale, C. R. Foster, Philipsburg; nni JCIina
Chase, Ansonville ; nnd by dealers evsryahsre.
CLEARFIELD STONIJ WARE PBTTtty.
Thnnkful for past favors and solieitious of fa
turo patronage. I would respectfully nnimuncs
that I have on hand ngnin, nnd will constantly
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on llie cor
ner a short distance cast of the Methodist Church,
a large stock of Crockery, such ns Crcnm croeb,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Slove pipe cssim
f-o. rfc. ; and nlso an extensivo assortment of
different sines and pattern, of brnrksls tni
rosettes for cornico on houses, nnd other moul
dings. Any mou!, lings not on hand will be icade to
older on short notice. Also fire brick mailt
' and kept for tnlo
ttA liberal reduction on prices md
wholesale dealers. F. LEITZINGER.
Clenrtlold, may 23, 1861. ly.
Cabinet, Chair Making, -
JOHN GULICH, of tho borough of Cle.rM.
Pa., will be prepared at nil time, to sttn to
to nny business in the nbovo lino on inrt
! notice, and in a workmanlike mnnner. IIn P1
j of business is at tho old shop on tho north iJo"f
Markot street, 3d door cost of Third t, nearly
opnusito tho old Jew store t whoro ho will krp
constantly on bond a largo assortment of "
1 hognny nnd Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet
w"ro of every description, which he will dispose
Jofon as reasonable terms as the same articlel
minim had elsewhere in the county.
His stock of Cabinet Ware now nn hand, ccn-
sists In part of Dressing and Common Bureaus,
Sofas, Hewing and Washing Htands, Desks it
Book Cases, Frenoh and Field Post Bedstosd.,
Dining, Brenkfast, Centre, Cerd and Pier Ta
bles. Ao. Coffins manufactured and delivered at
n'Taro r
( teuru-ry 1
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no. 4, vol. It.
T ltiutit tor menicinai purposes
I Port and Sherry Wine, Nectar Whiskey ib4
und Oin-at IIARTSWICK.f,
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llol'und