Religious glistfllanjr.
l ii i i ii ii .. u-t.i-1-iij jj-i-ayj: l-
j)fa?Pray as if your trust 'was in
Providence, but work us if yourtrust
wcroin your hands.
sHKeep pilenco pomctimes upon
Mibiccts which you aro known to bo
judgeof .So your silenco whero you
uro igiiurinit win not umuoveryuu.
3i"Tritftllpftnnl wealth isftBOurreof
enjoyment to tho nosfiessor : but as a
source or power, lor good, 11 ,H nt t0
bo tho inopirer of noble ambition. It
assists to n mastery aliko over tho
physical and tho spiritunl.
Uulf you be nettled with Hcvere
raillery, take care never to nIiow that
you arq 6tung, unless you choose to
provoke more. Tho way to avwid be
ing nfado a butt, is not to set up for
an anchor.
Good Habits. There are four good
habits punctuality, accuracy, steadi
ness and dispatch. Without the first
of these time is wasted ; without the
second, mistakes tho most hurtful to
our credit and that of others may
be committed; without the third, noth
ing can bo well done j and without tho
fourth opportunities of great advan
tage are lost, which is impossible to
recall.
WniCII WAY DOE8 THE TREE LEAN ?
"If the tree fall toward the south or
toward tho north, in tho placo where
the tree fallcth, there it shall fco."
(Eccl. 11: 3.) There is a solemn
meaning couched under this metaphor.
Tho tree will not only lie as it falls, it
will also fall as it leans. And the
great question which .everyone ought
to bring home to his own bosom, with
out a moment's delay is this. What
is tho inclination of my soul ? Docs
it, with all its affections, lean towards
God, or from him ? J. J. Gurney.
Frofit of Prayer. After prayer
is not tho heart lighter and the soul
happier ? Prajw renders affliction less
sorrowful, and joy more pure. It
mingles with tho one an unspeakable
sweetness, and adds to tho other a
celestial perfume. Sometimes there
passes over tho fields a wind which
parches the plants, and then their with
ered steins will drop toward the earth ;
but watered by tho dew, they regain
their freshness, an lift up their lan
guishing heads. So they arc always
burning winds, which pass over tho
soul, and wither it. Prayer is the
dew which refreshes it again.
An Honest Life. Tho poor pit
tanco of seventy years is not worth
being a villian for. "What matter is it
if your neighbor lies in a splendid
tomb ? Sleep you with innocence.
Look behind you through the track
of timo 1 A vast desert lies open in ret
rospect ; wearied with years and sor
row, they sink from the walks of man.
You must leave them where they fall ;
and you are to go a little further and
you will find eternal rest. Whatever
you may have to encounter between
the cradle and the grave, every mo
ment is big with events, which come
not in succession, but bursting forcibly
from a revolving and unknown cause,
fly over this orb with diversified influ
ence. The Saviour and his Friends.
Our Lord, in tho dnvs of His flesh, en-
countered various classes of enemies,!
but nnni nf t.hean ever inelmloil n wn. '
roan. On the contrary, tho gentler '
sex always appaer to have been His!
iollowcrs or lnends. JSot only tvero:
tney, as naa onen been said, the last with the wife of an editor who published
at His cross and the first at His sepal-Jo paper there, but who left with the rest
Chre, but throughout they mmislcrcd ; 0f the Secesh. The lady told the oflicers
tohm wants. A woman anointed that tlli 1)0Ul lho hous(J s
Him for His burial; a heathen woman ccsh tha l0M cat nnJ
interceded for His life with her hus-l, . . ... . ,. " ., ,
band, Pilate ; when bewailed and la-0.arde,i,r . ''er' Cre b, " abo"
mented Him as Ho went to Calvery ; llUon lalk' 1,16 onlcer', "'"''S')' nccept
to a woman Ho first appeared when ed tbe co-dl,1n3, and were getting along
Ho rose again. All this was most fit- fine,y-
tin, since of a woman Ho was born,' Modirn Definitions. Oversight To
and to woman His Gospel was not on- Jleavo your old umbrella in a news room
ly a means of salvation, but a sourso 0nd carry away a cew one.
uiuumcMio anu nociai elevation lor
tho present life..
Model Sentinel. An anecdote is
related of ono of tho citizon soldiers
in tho expedition of tho Macidierson
lilues against tho insurgents in 1794, case fast asleep.
Svhich is w orthy of being recorded, as Independence Owing fifty thousand
it may be of service to some of tho ' dollars which you never intend to pay.
wealthy soldiers in our own ranks. J Honesty-Almost obsolete ; a term for
The person refered to was a German mei., UBed in tll0 CMeof a man w . ,
by birth, of tho name of Koch, and fw. h-. 1
iva -a11 Lnrt..n In l,!a oa fof h, PaPer-
outdoor underwriter. lf died aomn1
twenty years since in Paris, whither
ho had gono for tho benefit of tho cli-1
mate, leaving a fortune of one million '
dollars- Mr. Koch, tlien ayoungman-
wasaprivato in thcMacphcrson Blues,
ii ion to his lot ono night to be station
ed Bentinel over a bas-
rairo wiifon.
This sont tho sentinel musing. Alter
remaining on post half an hour, ho
was heard calling lustily : "Corporal
of dor Quartz ! Corporal ofder Guartz !"
Tho Corporal came, and inquired what
was wanting. Koch wished to be re- dent of the Ma:k Lane Express, describes
lieved for a lew minutes, having some-1 the new invention :
thing to say to Macpherson. He wa' "A fino sow, having twelve sucking pigs,
grttiiied and in a few minutes stood 'belonging to a pork merchant in Monk
in i thoprosence of the general. ''Wclleth, WM akon m, nnd died sud-
?l K,1. at,83T.U'lI,ICa8U,'r',aS; rdy. The proprietor, who is an inge-l
ked Macphersen. " by general, 1 1 . , , , , , if ,
wish to know what may be der valuo;mou8 chap"c.tor' ,cl t0 ?'rk d. fo,,nuJ.
of dat wagon over which I am soiiti-;rou11 moael 01 a so,v m wooa'uwn8 "0
nel V "How should I know. Koch ?"llow in the centre, tho abdomen boin(
"Well, something approximative
not to bo particular." "A thousand !
dollars, perhaps." "Very well, Gen
cral Macpherson, I write a scheck for
der money, aod den I will go to bets."
(bed.)
Jfim anb Jfantn.
JaajrWhy is a muff like a
fool T Ee
:causo it holds a Jatiy nana wiiuout
squeezing it.
ngju"Don't you mean to marry, my
dear sir?" "Xo, my dear widow, I'd ra
Nher. Wall the rib's I've got than lake
anoiner.
OTAn cistern euitor u cieiigmea at
. . . .
havin becn n'"r,y cllel, "honey" by the
etil he loves, because she saluted him at
the lust meeting us "Old Beeswax."
t&rCv. Mulligan, tho hero of Lexing
ton, lias not a very high opinion of Home
Guards, He thir.kr them, like tho Wide
Awakes, "invmeililt in peaco and invisible in
war."
8g&A moral debating society out West
is engaged in a discussion on the follow
ing question ; "If a husband desert) his
wife, which is the most abandoned the
man or the woman ?"
S&"0, Charley," said a little follow to
another, "we're going to have a cupola on
our house!"
'Tooh, that's nothing," rejoin sd the
other, "pa's going to get a mortgage on
our's."
Br$.A country girl, coming from the
field was told by her cousin that she look
ed fresh as a daisy kissed with dew.
Well, it wasu' any feller by that name
that kisseJme. I told him that evory one
in town would find it out."
Jigy'IIero's your fine extras!" bawled a
little white haired fellow, the otlier day,
as he ran down Main street with his hand
full of slips that he had for sale. "Here's
your fine extras great battle at Molassoe
Junction, Bull's Qun is taken, ind the
Publican troops have returnod to liar
flax." Jtfcg-Many papers givo the dying words
of great men, but none of them are so
touching and beautiful as tho last words
of the old schoolmaster :
"It is growing dark school may be dis
missed." Down to the gates of an unsoen world
ho carried the love and regard of the chil
dcu whom he had trained. It was his
last kind dismissal in this world of schooling-
Bg&,Think about yourself, and what you
like, what respect people ought to pay to
you, what people think of you, and then
to you nothing will bo pure. You will
spoil everything you touch, you will make
sin and misery for yourself, out ol every
thing wt.ich God sends you, you will bo as
wretched a9 you choose on earth, cr in
heaven either.
Factsfor the Fton.K. The Republic
cans in Cortgresi voted down or refused to
accept tho Crittenden Compromise; the
border State Compromise; Mr. Douglas'
Compromise ; Riglor's proposition to sub
mit the Crittenden Compromise to a vote
of the people, and Adam's Compromise.
Let no man forget thsso facts !
BsS-An old sort of a genius, having
stepped into a mill was looking with ap
parent astonishment at the movements of
the machine when tho miller, thinking to
quiz him, axked :f he had heard the
news.
"Not's I know on, what is it 1"
Why, replied ths miller, they say tho
devil is dead."
"Iiyjiiis," says Jonathan, "is he ? Who
tend tlicn f"
JBtirSom of tho oflicers of tho First
Virginia at Komney, Vs., nie boarding
Unfortunate Man Ono
born with
conscience.
Progress of Timo A pedlar going thro'
the land with wooden clocks.
Kigid Justice A j'uror on a murder
Credit-A wiso provision Vy which con
,l" jle8 na Bhoriffil et Iiv'n-
Lov-An ingredient used in romance
nJ roe,ry-
Religion-Damning your neighbor for
not thinking exactly as you do.
A Wooden Mother.. We have heard
ol wooden nutmegs, wooden hatna, horn
gun -flints, wooden oats and wooden clocks,
but what infusion ot the Yankee ever
tinctured a John Cull to invent a wooden
mother 1 The following, by a correspond
being
furnished with twelve ieats.eleverly form
e" f 'aw hide. The interior of tho mod-
el is kept Glled with milk, and the whole
of the young pigs suck from the teats of
this singular looking wooden Q7f, and .11
re thriving well,
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O. B. OOODLANDER .f- CO.
4 CO U NT Y DIRECTORY.
Time of Holding' Court
Second Monday of January,
Third Monduy of Murch,
Third Monday of June,
Fourth Monday or September,
In euch year, and continue two weeks if ne
cefssry.
County Ofllrerst
Pres't Judge, Hon. Sntnuol Linn. B.llefente.
As'U) fudges, Hon J.D. Thompson, Curwcnsville.
Hon. James Bloom, Forest.
Slier. ff, Fred'k U. Miller Clenrfiold
I'rotliHnnUry.John L. Cuttlo, "
Reg. A Ree. Juiiios Wiigley, "
District Att'y Robert J. Wullnce, "
Treasurer, O. R. Ooodlnndor,
C. Surveyor, H, B, Wright,
Cominiss'n'rs, Win. Merrell,
8. C, Thompson,
Jacob Kuntt.
Glen Hope
l lenrneld
MorriMlnle
Luthersburg
Philipsburg
ClearGeld
N. Washington
I.econte,s Mills
Curwensrillo.
Auditors,
B. C. Bowman,
J. B. Shaw,
C. 8. Worrell,
J. W. Totter,
Jesse Broinal
Coroner,
Co. Supt.
Mst of Post Offices.
Tounthip: A'imr of P. O. A'umei of P. M
BiocAria, Glen Hope,
EM, Bower,
' Chest,
" Cush,
" OstenH,
Hopp", ClearGold Bridf I,
Bradford, Woodland,
Braily, Luthcrshurj,
" Troutvillc,
" JeHcr.on Lin,
Bloem, Forest,
Eurnside, New Washington
G. W. Calwcl
Maft t'.icr.
T. A. M Gkee
J. V7. Cnxpb.r
Lewis rn-.iih
P. B. Miller
Ed. Williams
R. II . Moore.
C- f. Sloppy,
John Hebcrling
Jas- Bloom
J. M, Cummingi
Jas McMurrny
M. A. Frank.
P. A. Qaulin.
J F W iJchntrr
S.iinupl Wny
Centre county
Film. VYillinms
Elk county, Pa.
nurnside,
ClcarCold, Clearliold,
Covington, Frcnchville,
Karthsui,
Curwensville, (.'urwensville,
Decnter, l'bilijn burg,
rtrguon, Alnrron,
Fjx, Helen Post Office,
Uirnrd, Lcconnto's Mills,
" Dnld Hills,
Goshen, Sliansville,
(ruhiiiii, Uruhnmton,
(iulieh, miths Mills.
" Madeira,
Huston, Tyler,
" Pvnnflold,
C. Mignot
William Carr
A. II. Shaw
T. H. Forces
J. A. nojarty
C. J. rusi'y.
David Tyler
II. Woodward
Elira Chin.
Jordan, Anson illo,
hartliaus, ult Lick,
Knox, New Millport,
Lawrence, Brcckcnridge,
G. Hockadorn
I). E. Mokcl
J, W. Thomr'n
Jus. Thompson
Morris, Kylertown,
" Morrisdale,
l'enu, Lumber City.t
" Grampian Hills,
Piko," Curwensville,
" Rloniuikgvillo,
ITnion, Reckton,
Woodward, Jeffries,
J. McClcllund
II. W. Spencer,
A. U. .Moore,
Samuel Way
Michael Wiso
W. F. Johnson
T. Henderson
This Post Oir.ee will do for Chcft township
f Vt ill answer tor i erguton tonnthip.
$35 00
TIAYS the entire cost for TUITIOX in the
rnoxt popular and successful COMM KRCIAL
bt'HOOL in the country, t'pwardi of Twf.lve
HuNniirn young men, from twbktt-rioht ditler
ent Suites, nave been educated for business here
within the past three years, some of whom have
been employed as BOOK-KEEPERS ut saluries
of
$2000 00
immediately rpon graduating, who knew nothing
ofnrcoiints when they entered the College,
jjrf Minister ssons hall price.
Students enter at any time, and review when
they please, without extra charge.
For Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship, and
View of tho COLLEGE, enclose five letter stamps
to JESMJN.S A SMITH,
May 15, (II. ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. M. M CtlLLOUCill,
Ci.iuitnr.t.n, Pa.
Oflire lit Ciraham'a Itrlck Ituildinc.
July 3d. 1861 tf.
NEW GOODS!
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring &. Summer Goods
AT THE CHEAP CASH STOKE.
I am just receiving and opening a carefully
selected stock of' Spring and Summer goods
ol almost every description,
A beautiful assortment of Prints and Ilrcss
goods, of the newest and latest stylos. Also
great vnriety of useful notions.
DRY-GOODS AND MOTION'S.
Bonnets, Shawls,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Qieensware,
Drnga and Msdicines,
Oil and Paints,
Carpet k Oil Cloths,
GROCERIES,
Fish, S aeon and Flour,
Mackerel in 4 i and f barrels
of the best quality, all nf which will be sold at
tho lowet casu or rearty pay prices
JIT old inendi and tne suuiio cenerallv. are
'o'P " ) ',.1cf-.. jlfiS?"For sale very clienn for Cakit. iv
I UU 1U r I'JC UVL ve taken in exchange ot
Goods.
CloaTfiold, Juno 26 ISM. WM. F, IRWIN. .
. . ......... - , a .
1 OBERT J. WALLACE, ATTonasr at Law
&tfml Row' op-
dee. 1, HS8;-f.
li A R R rSIM PRO VED
V7 tol
M A (, H I N
nnrr.ro v r n nr t n . ta
P II ICES FROM $40 to $7 0,
The BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE, an en
SEWING
i
graving 01 which is nere represented, lias now Periodicals above-named is $31 per annum,
become a recognised favorite wherever it Republished by
has been introduced, and is, beyond question,) LEONARD BCOTT A Co.,
the best, as well as the handsomest, low-priced mar43-6na M Gold Street, New York,
6ewioe Machine now before tbe pub'lie,
No. I A small and very neat Machine for
, Family use
No. 2.-A large Machine
'work and for Plantation use.
for qailting fceavy
This Machine is much admired for its siiuplici-
ty, and for its reliability and durability it is un
surpassed. A child twelvo years can rua it with
ease ; and yet it will sew from the coarsest cloth
to the Quest Swiss. There is no troubls of re
winding the thread, as it is taken froui tho spools.
It has no belts to give trouble, and will run
backwards as woll as forwards, and still sews
equally perfect, snd without danger of breaking
needlos. It runs by friction, and by closing tbe
box over it, It is thrown out of gear. In fact,
we have no hesitation in rccominonding it aa the
best fan ily Sewing Machine in use.
77! Jtlowig Premium Awarded the above
Machine :
At tbe Fuir of the Frank'in Institute, 1868,
tbe First Premium.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, at Philadel
phia, September 24, 1849, tho First Premium a
Diploma.
At the Pennsylvania State Fuir, bold at Wyo
ming, 18fi0 a Silver Medal.
For the best Double Thread Machine, at Lan
caster County Fair, held October, 1S59 a Silver
Medal.
At the Maryland Slate Fuir, held at the Mary
land Insti'ute, ISultimore, .Mil., October, 1869,
under strong competition, a Silvor Mediil was
awarded to this Machine.
At the New Castle County Fair, held at Wil
mington, Delaware, October, 1 860 a Diploma.
The above Machines are manufactured by
Clt.tKLIvS H. 1I()VI.AM,
Wilmington, Dot.
SALESROOMS.
No. 720 A ret Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
No. 801 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
S. I). HAKE II,
marl.VIy 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
.T-0r IVrsyns wishing to see tho above Machine
m operation, can do so by caPing at the resi
dence of D. W. Mooro, in Clearfield borough.
up! Willie up!
I.M kMiril!r;. THE subscriber res
l peetfully informs his friends and the public
generally, that be is new well e ablished in bis
XKW SHOP on Pine street, o. posito the Town
Hall, in the borough of Clearfield, and upon his
own book, and where he is prepared to do all
work in his lino in the very best style, and on
the shortest notice. His old custon-ers are res
pectfully asl-.ed not to forget him, and any num
ber of new ones are respectfully invited to give
him a trial.
ED(1K TOOIS His reputation as a Maker
and P.epnlrer of Edgo tools should of itselfsecure
him a liberal patronage.
GliOKQE C. TASSMORE.
April 24, ISOl.tf.
OL EN-EC no
uermanlowo,
MILLS,
I'a,
If cCALLUM A: Co.,
Importers, and Wholesale Dealers in
CARP H Tl MiH, 1) It IJ ; Ci U T H
OIL CLOtJtS, J.I7T.Vff4'. ,(.,
Warehouse. No. .jtl'.t Chestnut Street,
(Opposite Ftste House,)
apr.V8l-fy PiiiLAnr.Lrnu.
ILutt IhoirelbTDiirfT lBi 9 1 a D ,
LUTH ERSBL R G,
CI.KAKFIKI.D COUNTY, PA.
WILLIAM HERD, Proprietor.
July 10, 1 801. ly.
DANIEL GOODLANDER, .
Tl'STICHof the peace
J Luthersburg, Clearfield Co. Ta.,
win attend promptly to all business entrusted
to re.a ttij March 29, I860. y. pd.
MOORE A ETZWiLER,
Whuleaale and Retail Merchants. Also
extensive dealers in timber, sawed lumd
ber and shingles. Also, dealers iu flour an
graia, which will ba sold cheap for cash.
uct. 14, 18S9.
TYRONE
CITY HOTEL.
Col. A. P. OWENS, Propriktor,
Respectfully announces to tho trarcllinr nuhlin
that he has now token charge of Ibis large and
well known house, and will conduct it in such a
mnnnor ns will render excellent comfort and for,
satisfaction to all who may favor him with a
call. nov7.lv
WALTER BARRETT
ATTORNEY AT LAW. will attend nromntU
and faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
nie caie, in the several Courts of Clearfield and
adjoin'.tg counties.
Othre the one formerly occupies! by Q. R.
liarrott.
Oct. 2fta, T850 ly
J. be opened for the reception of nuulls t males
and females) on Monday Sept. 2d, 1861.
Termi per Session of Eleven Weeks:
Orthography, Reading. Writing, Primary
niiiiimuuc ana uoogrnpny, f z 50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography and Hiatorv. S AA
Algobra, Keometry, .Natural Philosophy,
and llnok Keeping, 4 00
lintin and Greek Languages, 6 00
To students desirous of acquiring a thorough
English Education, and who wish to qual'fy
themselves for Teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half a ssssion,
and no deduction ando except for protracted
sickness
Tuition to be pnid at tho close nf tho torm. I
C. 15. SANDKORD. YiWnn. I
Clemjield, Aug. 7, 18M. ly.
JfLOUR, BACON, TOBACCO,
LiQvons or all kixds,
SALT, OILS, TAINTS, 4 GROCERIES,
n Tl LTllllTT T
O. B. MKRRELL.
In baserncntof Mcrtoll it Biclor'a Store.'
tiearnctu, fa.
feb-27.
T) w- HAYfl, Justioe of the Peace, will atten
.. "
matir
to,; rs
X prumptly to collections and other
eft la his charge. Address Kersey, Elk eo
uei. aa tsev. ry.
IT btiih reviews.
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
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I (Fr e Church.)
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(Liberal.)
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E. For Blackwood and two Reviews
or uiaeawooa ano tares Reviews,
For Blaokwood and the four Reviews.
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ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE,
During tbe past year we have introduced to
be notice of the medical profession of this coun
try the Purt Crylaliitd ChloriJeof Propylamine,
as a
REMEDY FOR HIIFX'MATISM;
and having received from many sources, both
from physicians of the highest standing and
from patients, the
MostflattcrliigTestiuionialsonts real value
n the treatment of this painful and obsti
nate disease, we are induced to present it to the
public In a form READY F JR IMMEDIATE
USE, which wo hopo will eommend itself to those
whe aro sufforinir with thin ifflirilm ..!.:.
. . ,7 . t 1
" " y icei, rimnro,ra.,M.,l IKS
disposed to test the powers ofthis valuable rem-! a.J.C. Atsa, Fir : I haro been rcpnatllr cmrt Ui
j I the wurnt Irutlnclm any body ran have bj a or tl
' "f o" I'll'". It " to ariso from a foul itsmT
KLIXIR PnnPVr.AMIVV U n.. r.. which they cleanse at once.
---- ,.... ,.,. nw,i
spoken of, hag recently been extensively experi
mented with in the
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
and witn MARKED SUCCESS (ns will appear
rnun tl e published accounts in the medical Jour,
nals.)
JtfTU is carefully put up ready for immedi
ate use, with full directions, and con be obtained '
from all the druggist? at 75 cents per bottle, nnd '
at wholesale of BULLOCK A CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing ChcmMa,
JunelO'JItf. Philadelphia,
JOHN ODELL,
UPHOLSTER AND CARRIAGE TRIM
M ER,
Tji.nilnl A Tl fl v;f r-
lrVi.aua ai .. ll. .Maw t Mills, one nule East
of Clcarjit hl borovght
Keapcctfully informn thm iU
and adjoining connties, that he is at all limes
prepared to manufacture, at tbe shortest notiee,
Hair, Husk, and Straw Mattresses of all
kinds and aires ana nf i.l,il, I. . c, ... ., ,
tress suital, la rr t nrvJ nv n ec 8 M."l"
tress siiilable Tor CADI.Nh ON RAFTS, which
can be folded in small compass, snd emptied snd
refilled at pleasure ; nnd very cheap. He alsp
trims Cat riages, makes repairs to all kinds of
Carriage Trin mini.' and Upholstery, and makes
Corils lor Mason's Tracing Lines, ol anv thielt
UO.HS or lonirlh
ii.Coiintry Produce, Corn Huss, or Cash
taken in K (change for work. ,
.T-irAII erders loft with any of tho Morchata
vtaiaiueiu uorouga win r,e promptly attendod
to.
dec28
jQIIAIKS!! CHAIRS!!.'
NOW IS THE-TIME TO BUY ! ! ! !
The uidersigned list now on hand, at bis Fur
niture Rooms on Market tt., Clearfield, Pa., a
short distance west of LiU'i Foundry, a Urge
alOOK Ol
I II AHtS OF ALL KISCO.S,
manufactured out of the btst materialr, finished
n a very superior manner, and which he will sell
LOW FOR CASH, Hi. long experience In the
business makes him 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 get thorn while they can be had at tho lowest
"to- JtHN TROUTMAN.
Mar.JMJSl-tf.
NEW RESIEDiri TOR
SPERM ATORRJJOIEA.
nOWARO A'SOClATION, PHIt.AUri.rHIA, A Ren
tnilent Inttitution fnln.bli.hrd hu
etnvmeaf, for the relirf of th Sick and VietrtHrd,
afflicted with Violent and Chronic Viteneee, and
especially for the Cur of Diitaiet of ih Sexual
trrjnnm.
Maniott. Advice riven rratia. V, m l.i:..
Surgeon. "
Valuable report) on fiuera-atorrhv.. ,nj
other diseases of the Sexual Ot gang, and oa the
new remepiks employed in the Dispensary, sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two
or threa. Stamps for postage acceptable. Address
Da. J. SKii.bKR Hombtos, Howard Association,
No. 2. S. Ninth St., Philadelphia. 29my ly.
JAMES T. LKOffARn.
WM, A, WALLACE.
Tl. A. riXMET
A. c. riiaxir
Banhhm an Collection flee
or
LEONARD. FINNEY &Co.
0 L E A R F I L I),
CLEARFIELD COVXTY, PA
JBII.LS 01, EXCHANGE, ROTES Aaa DRAFTS DlaCOt'if TE
II I'USITS RKCILIVEII
QclltMiont made and proceeds promptly remitted
s-iciiangeon the Cities constantly
ou hand.
Offica on Sc d g
fiEVEU FLKGAIj,
Justice of the peace
l.uthcrsbure. C earfie Id Cn. P. . ;n
attend promptly to all business entrusted to his
' April 4, 186J
JJ8.
t'
n. LAHRIKKRs r
AHHIMICR TEST, Attorneys at Law
Clearfield, Pa., will attend nromntlw tn rl
, laion., L,ana agencies, 4c, 4c, in Clearfiold
i Centre and Elkeonhtiew. July SO. y
REED, WEAVER A CO.
MKRCIIAXTS, and eitenslve dealers in
all kinds of LUMRER. ORATN ..J ...
iduce. Storo on SECOND Street. CleaHlln.l P-
Da. 4, 1861.
J. D. THOMPSON,
n,ack8,tnwo".Bugglei,4o.. -, Ironed
JJ on short notice, aad the very beet styls. atkis
li stand I la tbefougb, of Crwfrrfll,
OATHAEJii
JILLS,'
a..r, wliu00;',2!
euurloriai,ll tCr
tuois are ona tL.TL.'1!
ertous llln. sl
IckBess Is orrpl.Tr' i
and should U i,7?J
ty. Tak. A,$,T1
cleanse out lt okwdlji
mors parity ih, VT
kt tli fl.,1,1. ""t
struct i :
A cold tattleo soaicwlmre In llm I.jTT S
strocta Its natural functions. Ttiuse, It twt T
met upon lliemselres and tin surrnundiog orZii?l''i
iliiclng jrraoral as;travaUon, sntfcrinn, sad dil
M'lills In this condition, oppressed by the iWian!N
kake Aysr's I'llls, and see ho llWectly lln, sJJrN
fueliiig of ImmIiIi affain. What la trno and so ipnLv 1
this trlrikvl and common complaint, Is alio lnrri
miuih, Muun ui iio mirni, aim n ,. ,h i
of Hie deep seated and daniteroua distempers, ft. M
pariraUfa eAwt xpU thsin. Caused by similar oblu
Uons aad dsrauseinents of the natural funcUonirf 1
body, tlwy are rldly, and many of them sarsi.J
by the satus means. None who kuow llw Tirtu Ji i?3
Pills, will nelecl to employ tbatn bcn sultriu kJ
the disorders they can. " l
HUUmenU from latdlng pbyslrlans la sons at J
iirlnciul hIiIma. and frutn otlior waII knm. M
' ' fuvutsi
soaa. W-
Vnm a Fonearding Mercliant rSL Loui$ W4.1 1
Da. Arts: Your Tills are Uu pai-agitn of all Dm J
irreat In uwdiclue. Thy have ouit-t my Unit dubJ
of ulcerous sores upou her Imiiils and feet that had iJL
Incumbto for years. Her mother lias been kms jj
ously nfllicted with blotches and liimnlos no har .uJ?"
In her hair. After our child was cured, h aln i7.
our I'lll. tl,..li....l li.r " '
asa tionanuni
As a Family Pliyslr.
From Dr. X. IF. CkriwrigUt, iVric Ortmai,
Tour Fills are the prince of purge. Their sinft,
qiinlitbis surpass any cathsrtlc we pnmsms. Th-.
mil I, but very cortnin and eir.'ctual in their cll,,n LT
l.. u L.ll. H..l.... IK..,.. ...,.. . "vu.
iu"nri tut.., iu.miuuuiv ig UI IU llMsu
treatment of Uisoasi ;
Headache, Sic iWIeadatht), Foul Stomats
Wm Dr. lAlwtri Doyd, Ualtimm.
nr.a llao. Atsii : I cannot anawor you wkat coaini
I have cured with your I'llls better than tn m.Hr
trer trml with a purgative medicine. I yhn ial j,!"
den-e on an effectual eathaillo in my dully rentMi .
dlsmiie, end IHIovIiir as I dn that your Pills Jwl uiiu
best we bars, I of course value thm lilglily.
best we bare, I of course value tlwm IiIkWv
.
En. xr. pRKni.r,
f1. rt- nf Kttanm (iari.
Dlllona Dlaordera I.lver Complaints.
P, om Dr. Tietdnrt IMI, nf Xr w Turk C.i).
Not only areynur rill mlinlmlily h.1hiIhI to their mr
pnso nn apiTieiil, but I And their Iwin'liual fffrrum
Ilia I.lver very inaiked indeed. They have in m, snc.
lieu proved ni'iio ellectual for the corn ot htht)uit
I tintt tiiiiu utiy onu reiiieily I chu ineolimi, ,jnrPi.
leji'tre that we huve nt length a piirgnliie wlndi a
tli; the couOdeuce ot the prulVaMou uud the 'i .
DlTATlTMSNT Or VMS 1 NTCKK41 )
WaahillKtall. I. C. lih frh. U'jl t
Sib i I have used our I'lll In my lienenil and hu.uiuj
pr.v'iice mer aiuce on made th'in, und oniniM h-.n,,,
, sy they are the bei,t ruUmitlo we cuipli y. 'J.jt n...
laihii; aetlon i n the liver is qui. k and deiilod cjo,.
, qiM-utly they are an adiuiinljle remedy lor deraupmpia
it tint orKan. Indeed. I havo .!,!, mi r,ini,.l . ... j
t"''"'s ilire.iK so oUlhmte t lint It Uil led readily jUdu
IHMI, VIIViai7 J"HIB, A1.',..IJ ItAU M. Jl
I liytician nf the Nirmi ll- ym,
Dj-aeater)', Diariliora, Relax, Worms,
IVom Or. J, G. Qiern, e'tVuayi,
Yonr Pills have bad a long Irhrl In my ira.rtlce, md I
hold them in esteem aa ono of the best mwrienu 1 u
1 ever found. Their alterative etlirl up"ll Hie liter aiak
thorn an excellent remedy, when Kiren hi small Am-,U
- timui dyttnUry and ttiarrfxr't, 'lli- ir hirii!,
i imk n tlitm rty ncrcpublu anil uuiivuniviit fjr ttiuim
of wuum'U Aud liltilUroii.
D PP'. Impurity of tlie Illood,
I V"m - r' u'mt' n"''"' Ciia
D. Aria: I hare used joitr Mils with exlrnnrdiaary
aupe lu my family and among Dime 1 am rulle.l Uxm
'" ,""trr""- To n",K" "r,' of
purify the blowi, they are the very beat ivme,l, 1 ban
r'""r known, aud I can coundriitly recoiinurinl them te
m-fr'nda. Youis, J. V. IIIMIS.
j Wahsw, Wyoming Co., N. Y., O.-t. SI, l55.
flna ffia: I am tutu your Cnthnrlle I'llls hi mv pnr
' 'a-', aad mm iiiein an excellent piutntlvr tocleaimiai
, syaletu anu liiiriy lite Jimuttiint nt lac In
, aysletn anil iiui iy the fmiutnim nt Ike (,w.
j ilUUS U. UlliAl IIA 'l, M. D.
I Constipation, Cnflreness, Kuppreitlnn,
Hlieunintlsm, (Joiit, Keiiralgla, Urop
m9 9 "a-wij-paa, r etc,
Pnm Vr.J. 1'. Vawjhn, lldrnd, (hnntt.
Too much ran nut he snlj of your Pills fur Ib-eimel
ensfimirss. Ifolhars of our rraternlty have (uiij then
aa rfSracioua as I lists, they should Juiu me in r.rnc!im
Inp it fur the benefit of the multitudes win tuftVr fma
that complaint, which. althniiKh bad enough In IMI. k
Ihn progenitor of othera that are worao. 1 In'H.'Ti m
tirenrlt to originate in the liver, Lut )'our I'HU alltct that
orgau and cure the disease.
F rem Mr$. P. fttiiart, tynWaa and Uidirir, fliil
I Rna one er two lame doses oryeirr Pill,tki ntlki
proper time, are excellent promotives of the tmlnral iren.
tmn hen wholly or nartinllr auppriweil, and alir
eff.'Clual ta c'rmue the Unmath slid erprl vm mi. Tlifj
are so much the beet phyalc we have that I rroniiwtti
no other to my patients.
Prom sis Rtv. Dr. ITawt.es, nfthe il,Miri Ppis. CTn4
Pl'lkSKi llooar. Pavanna.li. ns.. Jan. tl, lA
Hoifoasn 8isi I shsuld he uiipatful fur the nils'
yonr skill has brought me If I did not report my raw a
you. A cold settled in mv limbs nnd brniteM en rn
elating nmrntrnc poitu, wiilrh endvd in rhrmiir rArtnae
lim. NotwitUatandioE I had the bet nt filirne-iani. tin
diaeaa grew wnrae and worse, until by the adrlee nfjnss
eseellent acent In Ili.lt imore. Dr. Ilarkenilr. I tried jmr
Pills. Their effects were slow, but sure. Ily rsTeriD
In the use of them, I am now entirely well.
Sekati fsiAxms, Paton Ponge, Iji.. S Pee. IMS,
TJa. Arsa: I have been entirely cured, by your hllid
Phetmatie Clout a palnriil diaeiiae that had aHHrt'dna
for years. VINl'KST SI.IIELU
a-Moat of the Pills In market Mnlain MHrrorf.
Kin. h, although a TaliiaKlo remedy in akiirnl hasdi. Ii
ngerons in a public pill, from the ilri'.nKul ew
.uenres that frequently follow its Ineautinua me. TlifW
(ontaln no mercury or mineral siibstanco whslever.
Price, 25 cents per Box, or 8 Boxes fortl
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Km
jp-Soldby C. D. M'atson, Clcnrlell. E.A
Irwin, Curwontville; F.Arnold, Lulherbur,
Montgomery A Co., New Snicra; J. C. Brestrr,
Morrisdale, C. R. Foster, Thilipsburg; nod Elisa
Chuse, Ansonvillo ; and by dealers evsrywhtre.
CLEARFIELD STONE WARE POTTER'.
Thankful for past favors and solicitioui of fu
ture patronage I would respectfully annonnft
that I have on hand Benin, nnd will constantly
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on lbs cor
ner a short distance east of tho Methodist ('hurrl,
a large stock of Crockery, such as Cream crocks,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Ptove pipe casing
f o.de; and also an extensive assortment o(
different sites nnd patterns of brackstl n4
rosettes for oornice ou houses, and oilier moul
dings. Any mouldings not on hand will be msds to
Older on short notico. Also fire brick msds
and kept for snlo.
iirA lihernl reduetion on prices made k
wholosnle dealers. F, LEITZIXGER.
Clearfield, way 2.1, 1861. ly.
Cabinet, Chair Making,
JOHN OULIC1I, of the borough if ClearSela,
Pa., will be prepared ut all times to attend to
to any business in the above line on short
notice, and in a workmanlike manner. His place
of business is at the aid shop on the north sideof
Market streot, 3d door east of Third st., nearly
opposite tbe olil Jew store j where he will keep,
constantly on hand a large assortment of Va
hogony and Cane Hu'tom Chairs, and Cabinet
Ware of every description, which hs will dispose
of on as reasonitUe terms as tho same article!
can be bad elsewhere in the county.
His stock of Cabinet Ware now on bend, con
sists In part of Dressing and Common Bureaus,
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks snd
Book Casot, Frnob and Field Post Iledstesds,
Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Tier Ta
bles, Ac Collins manufactured and delivered at
any place desired.
Fejmiary q, 1859. no. 4, Tol. Iv.J
I- IfUlOnS for Medicinal purposes Brandy
J Port snd Sbsrrr Wins. Neotar Whiskeyind,
5l
Hoftnd QW-at HART8W1CV,!