t (included fro, First' Page'.)
wot been unmindful of hi mm'.. Yet.on
.ulling to mind how faithfully, ably and
brilliantly he ha erved the country from
. time far uncle in our lintoty, when low
l' the now livinu had heen born, and
thenceforward rontinuuMy, 1 cannot but
iltink we are still hi dcbtois. I submit,
therefore, for your consideration, what
further mark of recognition i duo to him
and to ourselves, ns a grateful peoplit.
With the retirement of (en..Scott, Mine
llie executive duty of appointing in hi
lead aOoneral-iii Chief of the army. It
is a fortunate circumstance that neither
ia council or countiy was there, to far as .
I know, any dillercnce of opinion at to
fhe proper person to l.o selected. The
retiring Chief repeatedly expressed liia
i . . r i... f..rM ll 1
,'uagmeni in mvor oi uun "
iie position, and in this Iho nation1
decreed to give a unanimous concurrence. J
Tho designation nf (Jen. McClelland is
licrefora in a considerable degree I he se-1
Irotion of tht country as well as of tho i
Kxecutivo. and hence there I betU-r rea
-
r. to here thai there will be civen him .
iho confidence and cordial support thus 1 11Z gnuiuo.iuy uuiinaieMiciiii irj.u
y fair implication, promised, ami with-Jdrumer'a socretiiry to my j)ivscnt po
ut which hocanno'. with so full cllicieney sitiou. Hut, I fVnind tho ranks wasn't
-orve Iho country. It has been suid that jful by no menus, and koinmcnccri to
me bad general is better than two good 'R.a.0ot. Having noticed a gcnral do
mes, and the saying is true, i taken t)!Bi1(J on tll part of rutins' men who
mean no more than that our army is bet-1 . , (1v;tu i
'or diiecled by a single mind, though in
1'erior, than by two superior ones at vari
ance and cross purposes with each other.
And tho same i fue in all joint obseva
lions r heroin those engaged can have mre
i.ut a common end in viow and can d.H'er
jily n.s to tho choico of means.
In a storm at seo, no one on board cm
wish the shin to sink, and yet, not tin fre
quently, all go down together, because
too many will direct and no single mind
fill be allowed to control.
It continues to Jovelope that the insur
rection is largely, if not exclusively, a war
upon the first, principles of popular gov
. rnrucnt the rights of the people. Con
clusive evidence of this is found in the
most grave ami maturely considered pub
lic document ns well as in the general
tone of tho insurgents.
In these documont we find the nek
nowledgement of the existing right of suf
frage, and the denial of the people of all
tight to participate in the selection of
publio oflicors, except the Legislature,
i'olaly advocated, with labored arguments
(o prove that large control of the people
in Qevernment is the source of all poluU
trouble.
Monarchy itself is somotiinos hinted at
i a possible rofuge from the power of the
jicople. In my present position I could
carcely be justified were I to omit raising
41 warning voice against this approach of
s eturning despotism.
It is not needed nor fitting here that a
general argument should be mado here in
tver of UUral institutions. Hut there i
suie point with its connections not so
backueyed as most others, to which I ask
h brief attention. It is the effort to place
capital on an equal footing wh, if not
-.ibove, labor, in the itructure of the (iov
rnmoot. Having proceeded so far, it is ntturally
included that all laborers are either liir-
'd laborers or what we call slaves. Andi
iurther, it is assumed that whoever is
oce a hired laborer is fixed in that con
l.Uon for life. Now there is no such ro
i ition between capital and labor, as as
fumed, nor is there any such thii.g as a
free man being fixed for life in the condi
"tion of a hired laborer.
It is assumed that labor i available on
ly in connection with capital; that nobody
iabors unless Bomcbody else owning capi
al, somehow by the use of it, induces him
co labor. This assumed, it is next consid
ered whether it is best that capital should
Mre laborers, and thus induce them to
work by their own consent, or buy them
und drive them to it without their con
sent. Both these assumptions are false, and
All inferences from them are groundless.
IjaWor is prior to and independent of cap
ital. Capital is only the fruit of labor.aud
:Ould never have existed if labor had not
irst existed. Labor is the superior ol
capital, and deserves much the higher
consideration. Capital has its rights, which
vre as worthy of prelection as any other
rights. Nor is it denied that there is and
probably always will bo a relation letween
labor and capital, producing mutual ben
efits. The error is in assuming, that the
whole labor of tho community exists with
in that relation.
A few men own capital, and that few
-avoid labor themselves, and with their
capital hire or buy another few to labor
for tnem- A large majority belong to
neither class neither work (or others nor
have others working for them.
In most of the Southern States a major
ily of the whole people, of all colors, are
neither slaves nor masters, while in the
Northern a large m.ijority are neither hir
cd nor hirers.
Men with their families, wives, sons and
daughters work for themselves on their
farms, in their houses and in their shops,
taking the whole product to themselvos,
and asking no favors or capital on the
one hand, nor of hired slaves or laborers
on the other. It is not forgotten that a
considerable- number of persons mingle
their owu labor with their capital that
is, they labor with their owa hand, and
nlso buy or hire others to labor for them ;
but this is only a mixed and not a distinct
class. No principle ttated U disturbed by
tho existence or tins nv.xed class
. . i i i.. i .i ... i
'in' "" ,,.iS.H"''u ' .I'Mion of Culilbniia (Jol.l," anl when!
hirea laborer being fixed to tbiirconditinn
of life. Many iudepondent tnen, every
where in tbeie Stales, a few years back in
their lives, were hired laborers.
The President, a peuoil ess brginrer in
the world, labors fur wagei awhile, saves a
surplus with which lo buy tools or land
for himself, then labors on his own account
another while, and at leugth hires another
new Winner to help hioi.
TUta .. lha inat anrl nanarana nn1 hroa.
tierous system which opens the way to all
auia a . " " j " J - ..
givoi hope to all and consequently enerpyj
aud progress and improvement ol the )jsjc,A pretty fcirl was lutely comphiina
condition of a'.l. ing to a Quaker friend that she had a bad
No men living are moro worthy to be cold, and was sadly plagued in hor lips by
trusted than those who toil up from pov!chaps. "My friend," said Obediah, "thee
rtv none lesa inclined to take or touch .should never suflar the chaps lo come
Ug'ht which they have not honestly earn.;tiuar thy lips,"
ed. Let tbam beware of surrendering aj
political powei which they already pot- jy"Is anybody waiting on you T" said
sew, and which, if surrendered, will sure- polite dry goods clerk to a girl from tho
ly be used to close the doors of advance-; country. "Yes sir," said she, blushing,
mcnt against such as they, and to Gz new i "that's my feller outside. Ho would not
disabilities aud burdens upon them till all come iu."
of liberty shall be lost. j . ,.rv .
From tbe first taking of our National young lady down m "Dixio"
Census lo the last are seventy years, and wroto to her lover requesting him to
we 2nd our population at the end of the br,l,8 "Linkon i skelp." Angolio
poriod eighty times ( great s it was at,cmture' ,
the beginning. The Increase of those
other things which men tleem desirable
ho been greater.
We thus have aiono view what the pop-
umr principle ujiiicu mgu. m vU
il machinery of the Stales and the Union
has produced in a given time, and alto
what, if firmly maintained, it pi onuses for
the future.
There are already nmcng us those who,
if the Union bo preserved, will live to seo
it contain two hundred and fifty millions.
The struggle of to-day is not altogether
for to-day, it is for a vant future alto.
Willi a reliance on Providence all the
moro tinn and eiirnest, lei us proceeu in
the great ln-k which eventi i have devolved
upon us. A15KAHAM LI.NCOL.N.
W-inhington, Dec. 3, lUlil..
3'HisccIantous.
Artemus Ward ia the Army.
As I previuitsly iiifonruHl you, I um
. .r.i. i...: mi.-.
"I1"1" " y " "1 ;V
Ml V IlltV ...... V. . .....
determined to have my company c.
cloosvely of oflissers, everybody to
rank as JSrigudeer Gineral. The fol
lerin was nmong the varis ite.itions
which I put to rek roots.
)oyou known masked battery
fj'om ti hunk of gingerbread '(
J)o you know a cpylot from :i piece
ofcluiik "
If I trust you willi a real gun, how
many men ol'your own company do
you spec you can manage to kill dur
ing the war 'I
ilev you ever heard of tlaneral
Price of '.Missouri, and can you avoid
similar accidents in the case of u bat
tic ?
Hcv you even luul of the mcnscls,
mid if so how many ?
How are you now '!
Show me your tung, &c, &c., Sum
of the questions was surcnsstical.
Wo arc progressing pretty well with
our drill, At all our commanding
offissera tliero nni't no jealously ;
and as wo air all exceediu smart, it,
ain't worth while to try outstrip euch
other. Thoidetiofa company com
posed cxcloosivcly of commanders-in-chief
origgenerated, I sposc, hkurcely
need say, in then lJranes. Consider
ed as a idee, I flatter myself it is put
ty licfty. We've got all the tackticks
at our tung's ends, but what we par
tickly cxsel in is restin muskits. We
can rest muskits with anybody.
Our corpse will do its dooty. We
goto tho aid of Columby we fight
for tho Stars !
Wti'll be clioned into sassiirc meat
before we'll exf libit our coght tales to
the foe.
We'll fight till tliero' iintbitur left
of us but our little toes, and even they
shall defiantly wiggle.
"Ever of thee." A. WAHD.
PRLTIX OFFICE DIALO(!t'K.
It is not alono printers and compos
itors who will enjoy the following.
It is a capital and a very forcible ill
ustration of a printing oflico dialogue.
Foreman of the ofliec Jones, what
are you nt now ?
Compositor I'm setting 'A House
on tiro.' Most done.
Foreman what is Smith about ?
Compositor He's engaged on a
Horrid Mur'der.
Foreman Tom what nrc you ins
trihutino ?
Tom Prizes iu the Gift Lottery.
Foreman Stop that and lake hold
of this llunaway Horse. Slocuni, what
in creation have you been about this
half hour ?
Slocum Justifying the Compro
mise Measures, which may Bub set
up.
Foreman You chap on the stool,
there, what arc you on now '(
Chap on the stool On tho Tabic
that you gave mo.
Foreman Lay it on the tabic for
the present ; no room for it.
Compositor How about these Mun
icipal Candidates '!
Foreman Uun 'em in. What did
you say, Slocum '(
Slocum Shall I i.kad these men of
Boston 1
Foreman No; they arc solid, oil
course-
Compositor lo you want a full
face head to Jenny Lind s rainily. ?
Foreman No, put 'em in "small
cap." John, have you got up that
"Capital Joke V
John No, sir ; I'm out of sorts.
Foreman Well, throw in this "Mil-
30U eet Umuifh with it, I II give you
buiiu- iiiuiu. iiiistiii imu'iuu nuiiu
Tho Coalition ?
Wilson Yes, sir, the Coalition is
ull up.
Kditor What do you wunt now f
l'r. devil Moro copy, hir.
Editor Have you completed that
Eloquent ThnnkNgiving Discourse ?
IV. Devil "cs, sir; and I have just
got up "A warm Winter."
THE " REPUBLICAN.
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An extensive stock of Jobbing materia
enables tho l'ublishcr of tho 'Jt.-puUican'
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I'ovrr.us, Piw?a:,i!r3, PRomuMVUs,
lll.ANX!, Fa?ix Eot.n, UUU.TURS,
L.w.:i..s, E ill T itti-rs, JIasihiili.s,
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(. 11. 0O0DLAXDER .( CO.
CO U NT Y "WiXhX)R Y.
lime of Holding Court.
Pocond Munday of .f antiury ,
Third .Mondu; of March,
Third Monday of June,
Fourth Monday of rieiiemler,
In etu'h yenr, and cumiouo two ireeks if ne
cessary.
County OlllcerH.
Pret't Judge.Hon. Pmnucl I.inn. r.vllcfdiile.
As'te udgef, Hon Wm L Moore, ('Ivarfitdd.
lion lion) llonnall, l.utheraliurg
Sher.IT, t red'k U. Sillier
Clearfield
ProthwnoUry,.lohn I.. Cuttle,
Hog. it Kec. .Iiunei Wiigley,
Dietrict Att'y Robert J. Wallnce,
Treaiurer, li. II. Uoodlander,
V: Surveyor, H. B. Wright,
Cuuiiuiss'u'r,Wai. M'Crackeo,
Win. Merrell,
(ten Hope
Lumber City
Clearfield
Murrimlnlo
Pliilipsburg
8. C. Thompnon,
It. C, llnwinan,
Auditors,
Iinnc W. (lruhll,Clerlii:M
J. B. Shnw,
Oeorge Hichardi, "
List of I'oot Offices.
Coroner,
Tjiintli'p:
Bisetria,
till,
.Xttmn of I'. O. .Yiiwire of P,
,1
Olen llofe,
Bower,
Client,
Cufh,
Oitemt,
Clesrlield l!riJt,
Wooillnnd,
I.utliomlmrg,
Troutvillc,
JpfTtTiun Line,
l-'orffft.
New WniliingtotJ
lluruidi,
C'loiirtielJ,
VriMiclirille,
Kartlinlis
li. W. Cnlwel
.Iirtij .......
f. A. M'Ohee
J. W.Cssrli!!
Lewis Fo.iih
P. B. Miller
Ei. WlllUxi
It. II. Moore.
C- f. Sloppy,
John lieberling
J:l- ltlooill
J. .M. Cuiniuingi
Jas McMurruy
M. .. Frank.
Bcpgii,
Bradford,
llru Jr,
Illosni,
I!i;rn.ide,
Cloarfiidd,
Covington,
V. A. (Iimlin.
J K W S. hntrr
Samuel Way
Centre county
K dm. Willinnm
Elk county, Pa.
C. Miijnot
Willium Carr
A. I!. Shaw
T. II. r'orcoe.
J. A. IId; arty
C. J. Puney.
Darid Tyler
II. Woodward
Kliia Chase
O. Ilockadorn
1). K. Mokel
J, W. Thompi'u
Jan. Thoininn
J. McClellaud
II. W. Spencer,
A. C. Moore,
.Samuel Way
Michael Wi.se.
W. V. Johnflon
T. Ilendennn
(.'urwf ii'villc, urwcnuville,
Ieeator, Philip; burg,
KcrgiiMH., .Murron.
ix, Hi-Ion IV) nt Office,
(limi'l, I.ecoiintv' Mill,
l.nhl lllllf,
Goshen, f-lmwuville,
lirahnin, (!r:ihnmtin,
(lulich, imtha Millr.
" Madeira,
HuMun, Tyler,
" l'enntield,
Jordan, Anaou'ille,
Ivartlinue, it. 1 1 Lick,
Knox, Now Millport,
Lawrence, llreckeuridje,
Morriii, Kylcrtown,
" Murrudtl",
l'enn, Lumber City.f
" (irampian liillf,
Pike, Curwemrille,
" Blooiningville,
I'nion, Hookton,
Woodward, JefTrief,
i Th'u Pofit Office will do for Cher-t tewuship
I T it in answer lor i-ergujon tounrnip.
)AYS tho entire cost lor Tl'ITlON in the
most popular and successful CO. MM KM CI A L
fcCIIOOL in the country. Upwards of Twelvr j
Ui-NnitKU young men, trom twksty-kioht uiiier-
ent States, have been educated for hurineea here
within llie pa'ttliree. years soii.e . nave
been employed as uuyn.-.f.r.i r.no ni r.iur.c.
0 ..... A
9avw UU
immediately I pon graduating, who knew nothing
of accounts when they entered the College.
.JHf'.Mitiiater'i sons half price,
Students enter at any time, and review when
they please, without extra chnrge.
For Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship, and
View of the COLLEtiK, oneloae five letter stamps
to - JKNKINS A SMITH,
.May li, 61. ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
U . M. M Cl'I.I.Ottill,
tflUcinty ai tjtaw,
Ci.KAiiriFi.n, Pa.
tin
Jnly .Id. 1801 tf.
NEW
G O ODS!
ARUIVAL OF
A FRESH
Sprinsr & Summer Goods
AT Til K CHEAT CASH STOKE.
Iain just receiving and opening a carefully
selected stock of Spring and Summer goods
of almost every description,
. ... ,v mca .v. n a-. ,v ,fmc
QlTillPlLUU JPHXty X9
A beautilui assortment ol i'rints anil Dress
goods, of the newest and latest styles. Alse a
great variety of useful notions.
DRY-GOODS AND MOTIONS,
Ilonnete, Shawls,-
Hats and Cans, I
llools and Shoes, a large quaulily,
Hardware, Qteeaswars,
Drugs and Medicines,
Oil and Taints,
Carpet 4 Oil Cloths,
G ROCERIES,
Fish, Bacon and Flour, !
Mackerel In 1 J and i barrels,
of the best quality, all of which will be sold at
$3500
the lowest caah or reariy pay prices. !... rtltc tiaivtc
My old friends and the aublio generally, ars,PALIi lAIMh,
respeetritlly Invited to call.
fjfr-y. H. All kinds of f?7.Vand approved
COCSTRT PJiODUCE taken in exchange of
Uoods.
Cleardeld, Jane J 1881. WM. F. IRWIX
KOBERT J. WALLACE, Attobjev at Law
Clearfltld, Pa., CfBoe ic Skew's Row, op
otite fhs aTcaroal ofllfs. ,
dec. 1, Kit. tf.
Ii ARRI'SIBIPROVED
SEWING MACHINE,
rilJCES Fli OM ?40 to $ 70.
'The BOt'DOIlt SEWING MACIIISK, an en-
1 graving of which is here rt'prt'icr.tvd, hm now
i become a recogniaed favorite wherever it
has been introduced, and if, heyoiid queation,
the bent, ai well ns the handMimert, low-priced
j .Sewing Machine now before the public.
I No. 1 A auinll and very neat Machine for
I Family uie.
No. 2, A large Machine for qailling heavy
work and for Plantation ue.
j This Machine it much admired fur its simplici
ty, and for its reliability and durability it ia un
' nurpassed. A child twelve years can rua it with
I ease ; and yet it will tew from the eoaraott cloth
'to the fincut Swiju. There iie no trouble of re
winding I lie thread, an it in taken from thefpools.
It bin no belts to give trouble, end will run j
I biu'kwanli as well a forwards, aril atlll eewi
(equally perfect, and without danger of breaking
! needles. It rum by friction, and by closing the
' box over it, it ia threwn out of gear. In fact,
I we have no hesitation In recommending it as the
'best fun. ily Sewing Machine in use.
The fMuu 'mg Premlumi Awarded the above
Machine :
At the Fair of the Frank' in Institute, 1858i
the First Premium.
At the Pennnylvunia State Fair, at Philadel
phia, September '.'4, 1859, the Firt Premium a
Diploma.
At the Pennsylvania Slato Fair, held at Wyo
ming, 18ii0 a Silver Medal.
For the bent Double Thread Machine, at Lan
caster County Fair, held October, 1859 a Silver
Medal.
At the Maryland State Fair, held at the Mary
Ib.iI fmiiiiA Iti.Itinw.rn. Mil.. Ortnber. 1859.
. ....... "' -! - . -, - - . '
'...I.. .nmn.lilin. K 1 1 r M II (1 1. 1 W
awurdud to this Machine.
At the New Castle County Fair, held at Wil
mington, Deluware, Ootoler, 1859 a Diploma.
The abore Machines are manufactured by
CIIAKLIM W. IIOHI,AM,
Y llmiiictoii, Del.
SAI.KSUOO.MS.
No. 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
No. ?01 Market Nlreet, Wiluiingtnn, Del.
S. D. HA K Kit,
inarl3-ly 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
?-ftPcTena wishing to see the above Machine
in operatien, can do ro by calling at the rcri
donce of D. VV. Moore, in Clearfield borough.
W"ltc up! Wake up!
BI, U KNMI I IIIM;. T1IK subscriber rer
pectfully informs bis friends and the public
Kenerully. that he is new well e .iblinhed in bis
N K V silOl' nil Pine street, o 'ponile the Town
Hall, iu Iho borough of CKarSeid, and upon bi
own honk, and where he is prepared to do all
work in his line in the very Vest style, and on
tho shurlci-t notice. His old etintnrere are res
pectfully im'.ed not tn forget him, and any num
ber of new onus are rcrpectfully invited to give
him a trial.
KDtib' TOOLS. His reputation as a Maker
. .1 li .. .... ; . f i?Am i .... i - - v. m r ii..ir..rt.,.
lilm a liberal patronage.
GEORGE C. PASSMORE.
April 21, ISCl.lf.
OLEN-S C IIO MILLS
Gormautown, I'a.
31
tCALlUM A: Co.,
HAMTAI'TIBIRS,
Importers, and Wholrsalo Dealers in
C A it r i; t i ; k , i it u u r. i; t h
OIL CLOTHS, MATTISUS, At.,
Warehouse. io. oO'J Choetntit Street,
(Opposite Piute House.)
spr.l'81-T.r 1'niLAnr.t.rHU.
ICj a 4 h a if a lb m v s Hi 4 a. 1 ,
L ITIIKKSlll IRC,
CI.EAHHKI.D COUNTY, HA.
WILLIAM HKKD, Proprirtor.
july 10, ISO!. ly.
DANIEL UOODLANDER,
JUMTICIi of llie peace
Luthersburg, Clearfield Co. I'a.,
will attend promptly to all biisinns entrusted
to re.9 si March 3S, I860. y. pd.
MOORE & ETZWiLEK,
' y
holeaale and Itetail Merchants. Also
extensive dealers in timber, rawed luind
anJ ,hin.,, Algn dealr,
in fiour an-
jra,B( whifh win b( M,d ch(ap fuf cfh
i Oct H, 1861).
,'J
nRONi: CITY HOTEL.
Col. A. r. OWENS, lWmr.TO!,
Ileipectfully announces to the travelling public
thr.t he has now taken charge of this large and
well known house, and will conduct it in eurh a
manner as will render excellent comfort and for,
rntisfaetion to oil who tnny favor hint with a
call. nov7-ly
WALTER BARRETT
1TTATIVVV 1 T 1 iv ;n .i
, V . r i. . ii i V V . ' . 7
and fa.lh fully to .11 legal husines. entrits ed to
his esie, in the several Courts of Clearfield and
adjoin.tg counties.
Offirt te one formerly occupictl by a. R.
"""'L..
uri, jtt.-., tcau ty
nniir. ci.r.AKi'ii:i.n ci)i:iv win
Vrm
j Termsper Seaalon of I'devcn n'erkss
Ortlngraphy, Iteading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and (i"Rniphy,
Higher Arithmetic, Knglith Orainaiar,
k??n$i 'B.d ,Ii.",rv , , ., v
Algebra, Gaoinotry, .Nntural riulosepby,
and Book Keeping.
$2 40
3 00
4 0i)
Lalin and ureek I.anejuagcs,
6 oo
To sludenta desirous of acniilrinir a thorourh
Knglisb Kdacalinn, and who wish to qual-fyl
thouiselvea for Teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages. j
No pupil received for less than half a session,'
ami no aeauotton cane except lor protracted
sickness
Tuition lo be paid at the close of the term,
V. II. SANDKORD, Priuripal,
Clear6eld, Aug. 7, ISM ly.
JPLOUR, BACON, TOBACCO,
LIQUOJiS OF ALL KIMS,
A GROCERIES, i
KajrFor sale very r-bnap for Casii, by
O. It. MERRELL,
In basement of Morrell 4 Riglor's Store,
CIcirfield, Ta. feb-27.
CI riAAIN COt'KTT ORDERS WANT
0 1 UVA i for 6tor Ooods hy
Dee. 4, U61.
H. W. SMttn A CO.
the itmujetibwi.
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During the past year wo have Introduced to
he sotire of the medical profession of this coun
try tho Pun CeiMtali'tcd t'Moritie of Propylamine,
as a
KUMKDY VUH KIIIXMATHM;
and having roceived from many sources, both
from physicians of tho highest standing and
from patients, tho
Moat flattering Testimonials oflts real value
n the treatment of this painful and obsti
nate disease, we are induced to present it to the
publioina form READY I" )R IMMEDIATE
USE, which we hope will commend itself to those
who are suffering with this afflicting complaint
and to the medical practitioner w ho may feel
disposed to test the powers of this valuable rem
edy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, i the form above
npnken of, hat recently been extensively experi
mented with in the
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
and wita MARKED SUCCESS (as will appear
from the published accounts in the medical Jour.
nal.)
JRifll it carefully put up ready for immedi
ate use, with full directions, and can be obtained
from nil the druggitti at 75 cents per bottle, and
at wholorale of BULLOCK i CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists,
JunelC'Cltf.
JOHN"
ijr.ior.sTKK
Philadelphia.
O DELL,
AND CARRIAGE TRIM
MLR, Located at A. II. Shaw't Milk, one mile East
of Clearfield borough,
Reapeelfully informs the cititeui of Clearfield
and adjoining enmities, that he ia nt all times
prepared to manufacture, at the shortest notice
Hair, Husk, aud .Straw .Maltreaaes of all
kinds and sues, one of which is a Folding Mnt
tre, suilublu fr CAUIXS ON HAFTS, whif'l.
can be folded in small compass, and emptied and
refilled at pleasure; and very chean. Ho lu
Irima Cut ringes, makes repairs to all kinds of
Carriage Trimming and Upholstery, and makes
Cords for Masou's Tracing Lines, of any thick
ness or length.
fc-Country Produce, Corn Husks, or Cash
taken in Ktehange for work.
,5fJAII orders left with any of ths Merchats
Clearfield borough will bs promptly attended
dc25
QIIAIKS !! CHAIRS! ! !
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ! ! I !
The ucdersigned has now onhund, at his Fur
niture Rooms on .Market it., Clourfield, Pa., a
short distance west of Llti'a Foundry, a large
stujk of
C II A I PS OF A 1.1. KIXIM,
manufactured out of the b:st mnterialr, finiihed
n a very superior manner, and which he will sell
LOW I'Oll CASH, Ilii long experience in the
business makes hiin feel confident that his chairs
are made in a substantial and workmanlike man
ner, and will stand the test of trial. Persons
wishing to purchase chairs should cail at once
and gat them while they can be had at the lowest
rates. J CIIN TROUT.MAN.
MAr.27-USltf.
sr.w RESiEbirs ron
R MA TOR RIICEEA.
S V E
f Towabii A'SnrtATin, I'nii Ai.rLriilA, A ?e.
L
cniltnt IntlitMliitu fhilitithrd by tnrrial .'a-
dmriifHt. for ihm flirt' nf rA Rirb
ajHiclril irilh IVaaeua Chronit Dinnmt; and
ejieciWy for tltt Curt if Vincaiet of tht Srxuat
' fi-iejiia.
j Mr.nic iL Aiivice given gratis, by the Acting
i Surgeon.
I VAi.t-ABi.it nrponTS on Pperir atorrbrra, and
other di-eases of the Svittnl Oicans. and on the
sr.w ttr.MKiiir.a employed in the Dispeneary, rent
t .... v oi tnargt. ivru
' "r S:nml"1 f"r PU"'K acceptable. Address
Dr. J. Skii.lkk Ilot onros, Howard Association,
N0. 2. s. Ninth St., Philadelphia 2Jmy ly.
' '
jastKs t. Lr.o.tAnn,
j VS, A. WALLACE,
p. A. rimm
a. c. rtSSIT
3Banhin anb Colltttion
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
C I. E A H F I L D.
1 CLEAR Fit: LI) BOUNTY, PA.
' SILLS 01. BXCBAKOK, "OTPS ASDDRAPTS MSCOCBtt
I) POSITS It ECP.llT.I)
r-U(tion ma,' and proceeds promptly remitted
I'.xrnaneo on fhe Cities constantly
on hand.
TOflies on Seoeod 8L, nearly onnnslts ths
COUP.T HOUSE.
liEVEirFLKGATi
Justico of the t)narr
Luthoraburg, Clearfield Co, Pa., will
attend promptly to aUbusiness entrnsted te bis
ears. April 4, 1861.
JAS. n. liARftiMKR. ,. ....
LARKIMKR afc TEST, Attorneys at Law'
Clearfield, Pa., will attend promptly to Col'
j tAiohs, Lahd Agencies, 4c., to., in Clearfield
Centre and Elk eouhtiei. . July 3d. I
P W. HAYS, Justioe of the Peace, will attsn'
promptly to oolleetions and other matter
ft ,...- ... ...
aft in Discharge. Address Kersey. Efk it.; Pi
Oct. 3d 18(10. ly.
J. D. THOMPSON,
lM..W.llh W.Mn. W - 1. L - a
-.,., ...min, uu,, an,, irinfi
J) oo short attic, aad ths very bestetyle, at his
a etann 10 aoy ouiosgn OI LMrweBSTUlS. 1
He .:, mt.
AXCR3
CATHARTIC
Are oo fc,
eoiiiplatuhiKl Ar.,!
order, with y,lr
miiiced,ad your "ft
cnilihirulilol II,, Jj
tuuiaaie often Uit ,,r
.1nu. III.,, bim. 1 1
aii-Kiiins isrm i.l,. "
anil .(.ould l
immly uw or ti ri -. M
ly. Tak. A,ff. "J
clkauae cut iliet,lJ L"
inura purify ll iui "J
let Ilia Huul. mo,,
.dueled in b.l,h J!
l'"f sll'milal. tin funcJ
of Ilia boily Into ,i,
j:2 tii'yriiiii) ii.j,iM1,
til fli.trilrti..n.
dUease. A cold sullies snmewhgre iu the Unlv, nj"
Blriicta lis natural (unctions. 'I'lieiw, if i,.,i relknJ"
renct upon llieinselres and tlm surrounding organa nii
iImHiib Rfiiernl aT(traatlon, snftwilag, ojLT
While Iu tlits ennilitimi, oppruaied by the dcrnn
jkt Ayer'a Pills, and o bow dlrerlly they ixor, JJ
natural artlon of the system, and wjih It Hit tiu,n
ftwllnir nflraallli ai;aiii. Wlmtis true and iirtoi u
this trivial and common coiuplaiiit, li alio true In aiur
of the deep arntad and dniiKemiis ilialrmieii, ihr um,
parpitive effect expoli them. Caiined by similar oliatnr.
tii.ns and iloraiiBiiionts of the natural function) of n
xlv, they are raiWly. and many of them urrty,
by the siime mean'. None who know tlw Tirta of Ui
I'ills. will uei-'leet to employ them wheu sucria ttl
the itlaordira lln-y cure.
StatemenU fraiu leiellni plijalrlans in some of U
prinrifal cities, aud from oilier well known puMic
sons.
fl-om a Funcanling ikrehant SI. iouii, ftl, 4,
Dn. Aria: Your fills are the paragon of all that
(treat in ineilicliie. They have cured my little daaihm
of uleeroiis sorea uhii lier hand and tent that had prvj
Ineiirahlu for yearn. Her mother hai been loan jn,,.
oiuly attlU-led Willi blotches and pimples on li iUii ,4
III lai-r hair. Afler mir child was cured, she tin tni
naiu.
your l'illa, aud lliey have cured her.
A3. HIUIlUllllHJ
As at Family Phyalc.
Voai Dr. E. If. IMwrifM, A'ew Orfftini.
Your Pills are the jrince of purtres. Their axica-ltci
quilities surpass any cathartic we pasama. Thar ,
mild, but very certain aud effectual Iu their action oi, u
Inarala, wlilili makes them luvuliluUo to U lu tUo d. .
treatineut of disease.
Ileadacli e, Sic kllealn lie, Foul Stomach,
Vuia Dr. Mtoard Itoyd, lUUinwre.
Data line. Area: I cannot answer you ic'iat cnmjrUiM,
I have cur with your I'ills better liian to say uf
trtr I iaf iei(A o purgalin mnlkint, I place (rrrnt J.r.
den.-e on an effectual enthai tic in imv daily rnnt.t ,ih
diaeaae, ami twlieviuz aa I do that your I'llla aUonl uitit
best we hare, I of course value tlium higlily,
riTTsntRO, Pa., Mar 1, 18-.J.
Pa. J. C. Airs. Sir: I have been rere atwllv eanwij
the wnrat htixdachn any body enn have hy a done or im,
of your I'll 1 r. It seems to arise from a foul itoLu-li
which they eloanae at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. V, PltEtll,!',
f7er of Sl'umir cluum.
Bilious Disorders I.lver Complaluti,
' om Dr. VitMort B.II, f Xne I'n-H f lj.
Nut only are your Tills mlinirnMy a'lnpte.l to their per.
ioao aa an aperient, but 1 find their iK'lielinnl e fTccl, uhi
the l.ivrr very marked liuhi-d. 'I hey liavo In riv n
llco proied mure effectual for tho curu of S'fiiu, lM.
uoitVi lliun aaiy one remedy 1 eau mention. I
rejoice that wo have at length a laii ftntiie ithirli ia am.
thy the COIltldeuce of the piuleiMi'U nod the o le,
DrPARIMaNT Or Tils! I.Mlr.lolt, )
VaahiUKl!!. 1. C, 7 ill Feb., W f
Siai I have uaed jour I'ills in tny iinurral and Iiku
practiceevor ainco you made theui.uutl eaaiiut lirairaiaua
aiiy they are Iho lieat ealhartlc we employ, 'i lirlr r,fa
lailn: anion en the liter Is quick ami decided, aai
quently they are uu lulniiraiile remnily fur dcrutiitrititiiti
if tliat uiKan. ludeed, 1 have seldom found a cm. ,4
6ieoi ifiM.iie s.1 nhalinatu that It del tiot leielily jaVlilia
tbuui. triitiiiially yuiua, AI.UN.u UA1.I.. M.l,
lliytiCMH of tin .V.uiiii
Dysentery, Dlarilioro, Ilelai, Wonai.
i'mm Dr.J. 6". (j'icii, if CVnoi
Your Pills have bud a long trial in my practice, no1 1
hold thrill ill esteem a One of tho best apciirnls 1 hua
ever fumi 1. Their alterative effect upon the liver uikn
them an exeelleut remedy, when given in small diwl
Wu.., i tl'jttnUry uiul ilmrrlnrn, 'I heir sui;ariiii;
.ii tkea them very acceptable and euivuulrul M tie
vf women aad cbiMrcu.
Uyepepata, Iinptii It)' of the DIooJ.
Piam l.'rc. J. I'. Ilimri, 'ui(.- ( Mi tnt Ckurt
Ha. Arm: I have uaed jour Pills Willi c itramliiaet
aueeeaa In my family and aiuoni; thoao 1 am called Iutwi
iu ilbtieea. To reftulate the organs of diaraliua sa4
pilliry the btiMMl. they am the Very beet remedj 1 Imi,
evrr kaowit, and I can confidi'tilly rei-iaiiia'tid tliiu
my friemta. Vouia, J. . 111)113.
WasW, Wyoming Co., N. Y Oct. i4, Hi'..
'PctR HiK : 1 am nidus your Cathartic I'llla In mr anas
(Ire, and And them an excellent pijratlvetocleauaiibi
ayateiu anil puiiv iht. funnUtint tflkr ti!tl,
' JutlX U. MEAL'IIAM.JI.n.
Const I pat Ion, Coat I veness, Riipiireaalon,
Itltriaaitntlam, t.oiit, Neuralgia, Drop
ay, 1'asual) als, I'lte, etc.
From Dr. J. I'. I'uuyan, Jenfrnd, Gmoia
Too luueli runnol le said of your Pllla for the rnrvrf
C"ttirnrtt. If others of our fraternity have raunl lam
ea eflicacioua as I have, they should join me in iprhiae
in It fur the beiHIt of tho liinltltudea who suffer feaa
that eomplnfnt, wlifch, although had ruoiiKh In il)L V
the prnitenitor of othera that nro wor.e. I helli rc cj.
fiivn.( In originate in tho liver, l.iil your Tills enrct lU
organ aud cure the disease.
Trim Hi t, F.. Winrf, r.ymiun rrn.f SIMfi, Ba(.
1 Unci one or I wo larjio tloaea of your I'illa. laWn at lla
proHT time, are excellent proniotivea of the nniif' skic
fi"U alien wholly nr partially su.preaai l, and alei irrr
effectual til c'rniilf tho iomiic7i ami eriW icnnal. Tiff
are aa inili h tho Wit physic we have dint 1 rccouimviiJ
no other to my patirnts.
Fromthe .Ve. Dr. IliwUi.ifthr .!,' a.' fiai Oard
ri'MSRI llof.r. Paranliiih. ln.. -bin. A. K'.fi.
Hosoeao fiat 1 should bo ungrateful far the wW
yourakill has brought me If I did not report mjrrann
yon. A cold sottled In my limbs and bnaialil cmam
elating licliniie jwini, wiikh ended iu cUrwr itrsepa
(ism. Notwitbatandlni! 1 had the t't'l of pliy-t ian" l
diaeaeo grew worae and wurae, until liy the adviraofrwir
excellent aKent in llaltimre, llr. Slaekenile, I tries jew
Pllla. Their ellee la were alow, but sure It) rwianaj
In the use of them, 1 am now entirely well.
Scsats rnmiiR, llaton ftonce, I., 6 Def. I'M.
ris. Aria: I have len eutlruly cured, hy year fill.1
JfVum.i(ic C'ouf a painful dura-n that bad afllicted ma
for years. VINCENT PLIHEU.
tf Moat of the Pills In niarkot contain Merrorr,
hbkli, although a valuable remedy In akilful ban."
dangerous in a public pill, from the dradlal wiiio
tjiieaca that frequently follow Ita Incautious uae. nr
iontain no mercury or mineral substance aa liatever.
Prloe, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for$l-
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER &. CO., LowH, K"
9"Rold by C. D. YVatsnn, Clcnrlcl I. E. A
Irwin, Citrwemville: F. Arnold, Lulhersbnrr,
MnntirniTinrv A Co.. New Salem : J. C. I)r"nMi
Morrisdule, C. 11. Foster, lMiilipihurgj and Elite
Chase, Ansonvillo ; and by dculcrs ersryabirt.
CLEARFIELD STONE WARE MTTEBf.
Thankful for past favors and snllcilioniof f
tttte patrouage. I would respectfully ssnesiei
that I have on hand ajfnin, and wi!l coo!all;
keep at tho Pottery in this borough, on the eer
ner a short distance east of tho Methodist Chureb.
a large stock of Crockery , such s Cream crotli,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Ftove pipe CM'0!
d o. rf c. j and also nn extensive nsortment if
different sites and patterns of braektti na
roiettes for onrnice ou housej, and other aiosl
disgi. , Any mouldings not on hand will he mi" "
older on short notice. Also fire brick ni
and kept for sale.
JHtA liberal roduction on prices bjos 0
wholeinle dealers. F. I.EITZISu'EB.
Clearfield, may 23, IS61. ly.
Cabinet, Chair Making
JOHN GUI.ICH, of the bomugh of Clearfiela,
Pa., will be prepared at all limes l04'"!!
to any business in the above lino on soon
notice, and in a workmanlike manner, all P.'"
! 01 buaineaa Is at the eld shop on the norm
' Market street, 3d door east of Third it, "
( opposite Iho old Jew store j whero he will "f
hocony and Cane Bottom Cinirs, and Csht
constantly on nnnu a largo assoruuum - -
Ware of every description, which he will dupe"
of on as reasonable terms as the lams srtid"
can be had eleewhere in tho county.
His stock of Cabinet Waro now on band, col-
' sists In part of Dressing and Common
8of... Sewinir and Washi.. Stands, Deski i
ti'n t.- l ...i r:.u n.t neditssdl.
uoiia vnaca, rraucu lauu nui'i . .
ti.i h...li... .nd Pier is-
i ble., Ao. Colrlns uianufactnred and dehn '
any ptacs aestrea.
February 8, la5. no. 4, vol. Ir.J
, n..ih
T IQ,t'ORH for Medicinal purpoaei -w
w ii,ijirnn ior meaicinai i'uii- ,
L Port and Sherry Wine, Nectar Wb.skjr
BoL'aB4 Gl-at HARTSWTttf, I
vI"o' -ft a