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let n!
t.itt
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r I r I
I t: n
II I- lit UliirntnMn
(in urn "i I nil.i'n. Our
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ll 1 :-!' t I ''A t ft A liril'
. i w 1 1 . k ,-,.nUt I'm I .'I t'i t i'I n nmr
ii rolu il tr, mi 1 unlt" wn tuti'l mil
milily ti her n'iin ihewid ltvl.'-l, W'liilt
!,r tint urn is m el M l.elnti'd HI dolt, di
or. I an J u vol.il ion, dm tilling pn'iion (if
-. ir moni'vi'l mn nfoin (o plur.ce it diwp-
r in the v.nlrx of ruin hko Airlines
vhen a veest 1 ii wrecked rn their cust
hey nro all striving with each o'hrr to ion
iO can obtain the f;rrntctt amount of
peiis. But the people are beginning to
.iwnke froin their IclhntirVi and are asking
ihempelves "hnw shall wo furnish the
government with the recestary moan of
ubsiatcnio while crushing tho rebellion?"
It appears that there i not ecie n
ough in the country to meet I lie demands,
if Ilia government: and is it possi
ble VhHtwe must g into raurkct and bor
row money ai a ruinous interest? Is tho
governnif lit no much reduced thot hor
paper is a a discount! We live in extra
ordinary times Kiirroun.UcI ry unprece
lented ciicumfitnnnen. nnd v must lint ho .
surprifed if extraordinary measures should
te adopted lo meet them. When indi
viduals fill into reverses it is customary
for them to give their notes payable on
soma future day. ThiB policy is univer
sally practiced in socity, and why cannot
the govn nment adopt it? Tho Bunking
nystem has driven all tho specie out of
circulation and is now trying to subjugate
tho Kationul treasury to it will. If it!
suoooed we may then expect to see ell'
tho horrid scenes of the feudal system re
enacted in this country. "Patrician" and
1 lebian Utstmctions of society wdl arise I
-nnd tUe lordly mansion will then bo
seen Btanding surrounded by tlie hovel
of the miserable serf. And what is our
roinedy ? I am sure it is not in filching
from the government enormous 00:1 tracts
or demanding of it a ruinous interest
but to stand by her as we would by a
friend furnish her with tho necessary
means of subsistence, uccept her treasury
notes as the best she nan do ipr us at pres
ent, and await a better day to got them re
deemed. It may be said this would bo establish
ing a dangerous precedent but then we
live in dangerous times, and unless some
means of salvation is devised we must i
perish. And it may again be said that
this system would establish and flood our
country tith a depreciated currency
but tlien is notour country already over
run with it, and is it any greater tin for
the government to make paper money
itself, than for it to allow auei authorize
corporations and companies lo do so ?
If the banking pystem had not influtod
our currency we would not bo suffering to
day under the weight of a stuiienduotisly
increasing national debt j for, if hard moi
ncy was the only kind used in tho country
contract! cou Id be made for half tho cost
that thoy are now. But us it is, contracts
are made according to the extravagant
prices established by our inflated or un
sound paper currency, and must bo paid
according to the principles (f a icund
specin currency. Therefore, if we must
go on in this ruinous policy let us go the
'nholo hog or nono,"
Yours for Ilivrmativn.
WILLIAM CARK.
J8r"Re-construct this Uovernment and
fort-.venty years you can ncvei elect a Re
publican to the Presidency. Wendell Phil
ips. Republican! know thii just as well as
Wendell Philips, the Abolitionist. Tho
leaders do not wish for ro-union, lor re
union is synonoinous with the extinction
of the Republican party. Their great ob
ject is money, plunder.power. A long war,
is their elysium. It is personal wealth and
political triumph. Re'unite the Union ,
toiday they would be in a minority in
both branches of Congress, and powerless
for mischief in tho Cabinet. All their fan
cy schemes for taxing, banking nn plun
dering would jmjs awny, and the men who
now rule us to ruin us would become as
TCHverlessaa the innocent victims they
entomb in prisons. No, Democrats want
Unioa, Union and no "irrepressible con
flict." A Northern anti slavery Reptiblir
can would naturally bo as uncomfortable
in tho Union our fathers made, as Iago in
Heaven. AshLmd Union,
I'tiT'The Ne,v York Tribute expresses
tho opinion that within tho Inst ten
months tho Union has been rohbod of a
hundred millions of dollars by corruption
in the public rorvico. This is far
more than the Government lost by fraud
and peculation under Democratic rule
from the beginning
of the Government
,lAn In iha noiiril wlion it t, njtr.il In In
' xv. ...... t. J
UldJUI llHlll.-. 'IV .lir?, T. iiu
were never tired of berating Democratic!
extravngnnco would rather have it one
hundred times aggravated than Republi
can retrenchment and reform!
Want their King to Mariiv. The Tor)
tuguet.o Chamber of Peers is now engaged
in discussing the draft of an address to
lire King, praying bis Majesty to marry
ritb IU shortest possible delay.
Jsjr Devil says they have a new gen
eral in Um rebel army General Dismay.
There isailjo a new ono in our own army
(?inc(af.(jf;dness.
1.11 or nt sometitues ran for cups,
Vat sot hfcif often as mD do.
i hi: "in n in.h an,m
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1 u ma il rt 1 1 tMng.
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Three iiiiirn,
Pour .ii.LH'f,
Malf column,
Ml
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column,
14 oo
vit three weokl nl thnn thrc I moi!hP 24
ro fior tquire fur r3b lnrtion.
I tMt int:ci' not neitiling 9 Mat r in
tttci for 12 a ycr.
AJvertiinuiiit net mrki witkts number cf
twrfiinii depired, 'U t ccntinuH uptil forbid
t.i charjed itcordicg to thoe terim.
JOB PRINTING.
An extensive Mock of .Jobbinp matniia
enables tho I'uMishrr of the " Republican' I
to annource 13 the rattle that he i prepa
red to do ill xindi of
1'osrrRS, Fw?x:xia,
' Kl,ANXS, TiFlX Booi,
I,.Bii.s, Eall Ticit.-s,
i and every iind cf pvinting
, in a country ob once.
I All orders will bo executed
u itli nnnl
neas and despatch.
GOODLAXDEIt t CO.
L.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Time of Holding Court.
Peoonfl Monday of January,
Third Monday of March,
Third Monday of June,
Fourth Mondny of September,
In each year, and oontinue two wecki if ce
oceiary. County OfUccrs.
Pret't Judge, Hon. Eumuel Linn. Delleronta.
Al'le iudgci, Hon J,D.Thompon,Curweisrilte.
Hon. Jauiua Uloom, boreal.
Sheriff. Edward Perk, Clearfield
Protheuoury.John L. Cuttlo, "
g? r't "
Treasurer, li. 11. Ooodlander,
6'.vor, H. B. w right
Glen Hone
Coiniflies'n'ra, Win. Merrell, Clearfield
6. C, Thonipaon, Morrisdale
Jacob Kuntz Luthcraburg
Auditors,
11. C. Bowman, Phitipsburg
J. D. Shaw, Clearfield
C. 8. Worrell, N. Washinclon
.1. W. Potter, ioconto.a Mills
Jeso Brumal, Cujwcamllo.
List of I'ost Offices.
Coroner,
Cj. 6upu
Ta.cnthipn.
Bicciria,
Bill,
,Yume of . O. Xiim of P
l
Glen Hope,
Bower,
Cheat,
Cuah,
Oatend,
Clearfield Briif a,
Williams' Grove,
Lutheraburg,
Trnutvillc,
JefTcnon Lini,
Forest,
Now Washington
Burnsiilo,
Clcarfiold,
l'rcnchville,
Karthaua,
G.
W.
CalHol
Jl.ry ri-l.-r.
T. A. M'Ghee
J. W.Cair.r-ViL1
Lewis h'a.i:h
P. B. Miller
J. E Watson.
K..1I. Moore.
C1 p. Sloppy,
John Hcbcriing
Jus- Bloom
AVm. Keath.
Hoggs,
ltradford,
Brady,
Bloom,
Ecrnaiile,
ii
Clearfield,
Covington,
Jas McMurray
M. A. Frank. I
P. A. Gaulin.
J F W fchnarr
T. W. Fleming.
Centre county
Kilui. Williams
Elk county, Pa.
C. Mignot
William Carr
A. B. Shaw
T. II. Foreee.
A.O. Fox.
C. J. Pusey.
Darid Tyler
H. Woodward
liliza Chiise
G. Hockadorn
M. O. Stirk.
J, W. Thomps'n
Jas, Thompson
J. C. Brenner,
II. W. Spencer,
A. C. Moore,
T. W. Fleming.
Michael Wise.
D.ltrubaker.
Jos. Luikelt.
Curweneville, curwenevillo,
Decater,
Philips burg
Ferguson,
Marron,
Helen Pot Office,
Lei'ounto's Mills,
Bald Hills,
Shawsville,
Urnhamton,
Smiths Mills,
Madeira,
Tyler,
Pcnntield,
Ansonillo,
alt Lick,
New Millport,
Breckenridge,
Kylcrtown,
Morrisdale,
Lumber City,f
Grampian Hills,
Curwensville,
Bloomingville,
Kockton,
Jetfrios,
rn,
Girurd,
tt
Goshen,
Graham,
Gulich,
Huston,
it
Jordan,
Kurthaus,
Knox,
Lawrcnco,
Morris,
41
Venn,
Pike,
ii
I'nion,
Woodward,
( Thie PostOflice will do for thest township
V ill answer lor Ferguson township.
$35 00
1)AYS the entire cost lor TUITION in the
most popular and auccesful C0MM KTiCIAL
SCHOOL in the country. Upwards of Twrn s;
j Hitniirkd young men, from twknty-kisht differ
ent States, nave been educated for business here
I within the past three years, some of whoui have
been employed as B00K-KEEPEK3 at salaries
if $2000 00
Immediately rpon graduating, who knew nothing
I of accounts when they entered the College.
Jt-TMini!itor a sons half price.
Students enter at any time, and review when
I they please, without extra charge.
For Catalogues, Specimens of Pcnmanjhip, nnd
View of the COLLEGE, enclose five letter stamps
I to JENKINS A SMITH,
May 15, 81. 1y. Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. M. M CULI.OU(;ll,
en
aw.
Ci.EAnnr.Ln, Pa.
Oinre Iu Graham's Hi Irk Ftulldlng.
July 3d. tf.
NEW Ci OODS!
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring Sc Summer Goods
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
lam just receiving and opening a
carefully
selected stock of Spring nnd Summer goods
ot almost every description,
A beautiful assortment of Prints and Dress
goods, of tbe newest nnd latest stylos. Also a
great variety of useful notions
DRY-GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bonnets, Shawls,
Hits and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Qi eeusware,
Drugs and Madicines,
Oil and Paint,
Carpet A Oil Cloths,
GROCERIES,
Fish, Bacon and Flour,
Mackerel in J and i barrels,
of the best quality, all nf which will be (old at
the lowest caah or rendy pay pricei.
My old friends and tho public generally, are
respectfully invited t call.
jtjyS. B. All kinds of O HA IX and approved
COVXTKY rRODVCE taken in exchange ot
Goodj. .
Clearfield. Jane 28 18(11. WM. F. IRWIN.
R0BERTJ. WALLACE, AfrsmsT At Law
Clearfield, Pa., Offioe la Kksw's Row, op-
osiue the Jcurnirl offlee.
dec. 1, lJW.-tf.
ll It I s
V
i Ml' inn i n
I'RU'l.S FltOM HO to JT(i.
Tbe KOVPOIR gKWINO MAC1I1NR, mi en
graving cf which is here represented, hi now
l.ecoiue a recoKnitod favorite wlioreTxr it
has heou introduced, sii'l le, licyoiid queKtiim,
; the beet, ) well s tho liandoiuil, lnw-iiriced
8ewing Miu hine now beruro the puhlin.
. 11,1,1 very rent Murhlnt fr
FT!'2ji we iM,cuilie for (1Biltilur hulivy
n a
i.
work nnd for Plantation ura.
1 ROC It AM Mrs, j Xh i Maohino in mmh admired for it? siinpliui
I'lHCl'LARS, !ty, and for its reliiibility nnd durability it ie un
HaNDIIII.LS, : surpaast-d. A child twelve years can rua it with
ustiall v done ' llfle i au J',1 'l 'ew ro,n ,,le earnest cluth
to tho finest Swiss. There is no trouhls of ro
! i, .1...!.- i ...::...!,.. r- l
inning mi) iiui'iiu, hi m in iui"u urai "i.'n.
It has no belts to irivu troublo, and will run
backwards as well as forwards, and mill sewe
equally perfect, and without danger of brouking
Inuvdlvs. It rum by friction, and by closing the
iboxovor it, it is thrown out of gear. In fact,
we bave no uemtatiOH in recoinuiuiiuing u as lue
best family Sewing Machine in uso.
Tfo following Premium) Awarded the ubouc
Machine :
. .1 .1 . 1 ! T !.... 1,111
j At me fair oi iue rrana.iu lunkiiuie, iojo
the Firtt Premium.
I At tho Pennaylvania State Fair, at Philadel
' phia, September 4, 18i9, tho First Premium a
ll)ipl
I At tho Pennsylvania Ftate Fair, held at Wyo
i niing, 18C0 a Silver Medal.
j For the best Double Thread Machiue, at Lan
caster County Fair, held October, I860 a Silver
( Meul.
j At the Maryland State Fair, hold at the Mary
land Institute, Baltimore, Md., October, 135U,
under strung competition, a Silver Medal was
awarded to this Machine.
At the New Castlo County Fiilr, bold nt Wil
mington, Delaware, October, 1S6SI a Diploma.
The above Machines are manufactured by
CII VKI.l'.S V. 1IOU I.AXI),
lliiiiiitiin, Del.
SALESROOMS.
No. 720 Arch Strgct, Philadelphia, Ta.
No. 801 Market Street, Wilmington. Del.
S. D. 1? A KICK,
mar!3-ly 720 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
I-if-Fersnns wishing to foe the above Machine
in operntien, can do so by calling at the resi
dence of D. W. Moore, in Clcarfiold borough.
Wake up! Wake up!
BI.ACkiMli'IIINf:. TIIK subscriber res
pectfully informs his friends and tho public
generally, that he is new well o ahlished in his
NKW S1I0P on Pine tired, opposite the Town
' Hull In the hnroiiish of fMeitrfiolri. and unon hij
own hook, and whero ho is prepared to do all
work in his line in the verv beKt stvle. and on
tho shortest Bolico. His old customers are res
. pectfully ashed not to forget him, and any num
I ber of new ones are respectfully invited to give
l'i?,. u n'nm o if . . . i u.
LDGK lOOLS. His reputation as a Maker
nnd Repairer of Edge tools should of itself secure
him a liberal patronage.
GKOKGE C. PASSMORE.
April 24, lSOl.tf.
GLEN-ECHO
Uormantown,
MILLS
Pa.
M
cCALLUM & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS,
Importers, and Wholesale Dealers In
e a n i k ti m;h, ii k u ; a i: t s
OIL CLOTHS, SIATTl.SaS, it.,
Warehouse. No. M'J Chestnut Street,
(Opposite State House,)
apr3Sl-ly Piui.ABisi.paiA.
LVTUER8BCRG,
CLKAHFIKLD COUNTY, TA.
WILLIAM RUED, Trojm.tor.
july 10, 1861. ly.
DANIEL OOODLANDER,
JUSTICE of the peace
Luthersburc. Clearfield Co. Pa.,
will attend promptly to all business entrusted I
to re.o sin; March 2S, lbOO. y. pd.
MOORE & ETZWiLER,
"llholesale and Retail Merchant. Also
W extensive dealer! in timber, sawed lumd
her and shingles. Also, dealers in fiour nu
graia, which will be eold cheap for rash.
Oct. 11,1859.
T Y HONK CI'Fy I IOTEL.
Col. A. P.OWENS, ritoritiETOit,
Resnoctfullv announces to tho travelline public
that be has now taken charg. of this large and
well known house, and will conduct it in si ch a
manner as will render oxcellent comfort and for,
satisfaction to all who may favor him with a
oall. nov7-ly
WALTER BARRETT
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will attend promptly
and faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
b ia caie, In the icveral Courts of Clcarfiold nnd
adjoining counties.
Office tie ono formerly occupied hy G. R.
Barrett.
Oct. 2Cth, 1650 ly
Cabinet, Chair Making,
JOHN GULICH, ol tho borough of Clearfield,
Pa., will be prepared at all times to attend to
to any business in the above lino on short
notice, and in a workmanlike manner. Hit place
of business is at tho old shop on the north lidonf
Market street, .'.d door cast or Third sU, nearly
opposite the old Jew store ; whore he will keep
constantly on hand a largo assortment of A'a
hognny nnd Cane Bottom Chairs, nnd Cabinet
Waro of every description, which he will disposo
nfon us reasonable terms as the same articles
can be had olsewhero in the county.
His stock of Cuhinet Waro now on hand, crn-
sists in part of Dressing and Common Bureaus,
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks I nil
Book Cases, French
inndlield Post Bedsteads,
Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Pier Tn-
bl"!, Ae. Coffins mannfacttircd nnd delivered nt
any place desired.
t . i n .aro rA a ni : 1
-......j
"11 nilP Tl ArhV TnTlArCn
a l.vsi i.itww.,, iwvx
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS,
SALT, OILS, TAINTS, & GROCERIES
8aTFor (ale very cheap for Casu, hy
O. B. MERRELL,
In baoement of Merrell & Bigler's Store,
uearnciu. ra. feb-7.
T I fllTOUl for Medicinal purposes Braudy
. lyl TotJ and Sherry Wine, Nentar Whiskey ud
UtfUani Olo-t HART6WILf,
v
.o
0
I' rice with llcnunrr nnd
lcllcr
.s:if oo.
THIS MACHINE HAS A POINT OF
SUPERIORITY PECULIARLY
ITS OWN.
Stitching, Hamming, nnd Felling with
a Single Thread.
It forms a tint, even, and elastio roam, hleh
is WAHKANTKD not to rip in wear, even if the
seam is cut at frequent intervals, nnd nlso under
all circiiinstnni'.i'S "to hi in ivk tiik wash ti i.
A Puti'iited device of great utility to learners,
prevents llio possibility of the machino being
run in the wring direction, or tho ba'ance wheel
wearing a lady's dross.
Another fouttiro which deserve particular at
tention is
JiH-Tim Wilcox Patkkt Nkehle cankot s
skt wnosu.
Two thousand stitches, or two yards of work,
can be dono in one miuuto wilhuut dropping a
stitch.
These uinchinoa, so simple and accurato In
their construction, supersede tup use ot the snut
tie : nnd with one thread produco all the practi
cal results of tho two thread machines; nnd
mcro, fur these fell withuut bnsting.and hem the
finest muslin without puckering.
Although at about half the prico of tho other
Jrt class machines, they will accomplish Uuub
lo the sowing in & given time
'It is emphatically the good, low-priced Fam
ily Swolug Machine that tho publlo have long
been waiting for." Boston Trausoript.
"It is in6.uud a wonderful production, and fur
family uso especially, no other will bear any
companion wi'.a it.'V Philadelphia Evening
Journal.
"A mechanical wonder." Scientific Ameri
can. "Among the host and most serviceable Sewing
Machines. Light and elegantly finished, and
su simple in its construction that it seeuis al
most iuipossiblo for it to got out of repair." -Pittsburg
Chronicle.
"Has combined with its own peculiar merits
ull tho really valuable improvements of tho high
er priced machines." Peiinsylvanian.
"This uiiichino, in tho opinion of tho commit
tee, fills more nearly tbo roiiuircuicnts of a per
fect family machine than any on exhibition."
Franklin Institute Exhibition Repart of 1853.
"Taking into consideration simplicity, cheap
ness, durability, nnd doing all work, the commit
tee were iinniiimouslv in favor of the Wilcox
Gibbsasa single thread machine." Pennsylva
nia Stato Agricultural Socioty'i Report.
"We min-t, in justice, express our confidence
ia the uieiita of tbe Wilcox A Gibbs Sew ing Ma
chino. Wc consider that a great desideratum
has bue i supplied by it, in proving, beyond
doubt, that two threads are not, as was suppo
sed necessary ton iroud instrument." Christian
Advocate und Journal. Juno "I, Ut!0.
"We have one of these inucbines iu uso, nnd
think more highly of it than of any of the nuin
ber we have tried." Richmond Whig.
The undersigned, Missionary to Constimtina
pie, has oxiuiiinod more than twenty diller six
kinds of Sewing Machines, and nfter somrtent.'
weeks experience with Wilcox it Gibbs' Pmlap-'
be has puichased one of them, as the best uleast
I ted to the wanta of his fauiilv
' . ,, . f.
and as the en!
liable te rcqniro repair. OLI Lit CBANE.
Boston, July 3, 1S60.
The undersigned, during eighteen months has
bad in almost constant use, iu his family Wil
cox & Gibln Sewing Machine, upon which has
been made tho clothus of his large family, from
muslin to pilot cloth including the clothing re
quired fur his several boys ; and in no rase have
the seams failed, although in hard Service. The
machine now in uso in his family has required
nn repair, and ia in all respects, well appointed,
efficient and durable.
JACOU CIMCKERISO, Boston.
j:ir Send for a Circular.ij-if
JAMES W1I.COX, Manufacturer.
No. boh iiruadway, Jiew York,
pOposite St. Nicholas Hotel.
October 23, 1861. tf.
NEW GOODS ! !
J. P. Kr.it7.er has just received a general as
sortment of Full and Winter
DRY GOODS.
Delaines, Cashmeres, Reps,Moriuos, Alpiicj-os,
Prints, Coburgs, Ginghams, Ducals, ChinU,
Silks, Muslins, Cloths, Cassimcres, Tweeds, Sat
inets, Flannel, Drilling, Linens, Crash, Cloaks,
Shawls.
CLO THING,
Over Coats, Dress Coats, Business Conts,I'r.nts,
Vests, Shawls, Und'ir Shirts, Drawers, Neckties,
Fine Linen Shirts, Byron t'olars, Chokers, Cra
vats, Hats, Caps, Fine Calf Boois, Hoary Kip
Boots, Shoes.
Q u O 2 ci - i
Coffee, Teas, Molasses, Sugars, Suit, Candles,
Flour, Bacun, Syrup, Candies, Rico Spices, Ess.
of Codec, Pulverized Sugar, Black Tea, Sjlnrch,
Soda, Sperm Caudles, Salerutus, Crackers, Wine,
Fish.
Jar(llC(irC tf' QllCCHSWdrC.
i J v
Nails, Spikes, Forks, Spades. Shovels, Scyths,
Jaws, Pianos, Axes, Augers, Smoothing Irons
Meat Cutters, Knivos A F'orks, Butcher Knives,
Scissors, Pon Knives, Steelyards, Tea Setts,
TurHens,Dishes.
Nubias, Hoods, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Hoop
Skirts. Balmoral Skirts, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Plumes, Bonnet Framor, Kuobee, Laces,
Braid, Binding, Zephyr, Yarn, Fringe, Trim
mings, do
BONNETS,
RIBBONS,
II ATS,
SHAWLS,
PRINTS,
DUCAl.S,
BAREGE,
r OPLIN,
CLOTHS,
CA PS,
WINE,
8 ALT,
OILS,
TAINT
LEAD,
DRUGS
BOOTS,
SHOE5?.
COATS,
PANTS
VESTS
NAILS,
TWEEDS,
MUSLIN,
LINENS,
CARPET,
B LINDS,
B ROOMS,
S YTIIES,
SPIKES,
' NOTIONS.
FLOWERS,
moi V'lVili
Oil-cloth, Buckets, BrooniH, Uinbrellas, Bask
ets. School Books, Wall Paper, Rnfting Rope,
Coach Varnish, Mots, Curled Hair, Coach Trim
; mings, Velvet, riush. Cotton, Tape, Coal-Oil,
iLinsecd-Oil. Srerin-Oil. Glass, Ac.
A nf wllicll wili,e,0i, 0n the rcost rensona
ble terms for
duce.
Cash, r approve! country pro.
I
! " THOM X J. M Ct'M.OIT;ll,
Attorney at l aw.
'Office on Market street, opposite Mosiop's Stor
Clearfield, Pa. Will attend promptly to Collec
ctiom Sale of Landi, Ae. nov714
I' .l,OUH of best quality always kept on hand
for caeh or In exchange for Grain, Lumber or
'bhlngles.by MERRELL A B1GLLR.
Jun. 1VV2.
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l it nn) one ofths four Deviews,
I or anv I o of I lis four ll rvie a,
1 or any three of the lour Heviewi,
For all four nf the Hpii,
l or lilai knood's Maatinn,
Fur 1'lnrkwood and one Iteiiew,
Fur lllaikwood and two l'eviena.
For Ill,i knood and three Keviena,
For Illankwood and the Tour lteritws
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N. It. The prico in Great Britain fur the fire
Periodicals above named ii $31 per annum,
ltepuhllihod hy
LKOXAUD SCOTT k Co..
niartj flin
54 Gold Stici't, New York,
During tho past year we
have introduced to
nTe inirouucea iu
ho Botice of the medical profeaaion of this cuun-
' try the Putt (Iryitaliud C'hloriutof Prujilamiii
KEMF.DY roit lUIUL'MATHW;
and huving received from many lourees, both
from physician! of tho highest standing and
from patients, the
.Host flattering Tentlmoulalsoflls real value
n tho treatment of this painful and obrtl-
nato disoaaivive aro induced ta prctent it to tho
public In a form READY TOR IMMEDIATE
I'SI?, which we hope will commend Itai-lf to those
wha are Buffering with this afflicting eotnplaiat,
and to tho medical practitioner who may fee
disposed tu test the powors of thii valuable rem
edy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the fwrm above
spoken of, has recently been extensively experi
mented with in tho
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
and witn MARKED SUCCESS (aa will appear
from tho published accounts in tho medical Jour
nals.)
jjr-OIt is carefully put up ready for immedi
ate uso, with full diroctiona, and can be obtained
from all the druggists at 75 cents per bottle, and
at wholoialo of BULLOCK 4 CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists, .
June20'61tf. Philadelphia
CLEARFIELD STOXE WARE POTTERy..
Thankful for past favori and loliuilious of fu
turo patronage. I would respectfully announre
thatlhavoou hand ugain, and will conatantly
keep nt the Pottery iu this borough, on the cor
ner a ihort distance east of the Methodist Church,
a largo stock of Crockery, such asCrenin crocks,
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Store pipe casing
f c. if c. ; and also an extensiro assortment ol
different sites and putterns of brackets and
rosottel for eomrce on houses, und other uijbI-
dings.
Any mouldings not en hand will be ir.ndc to
oldor on short notice. Aljo fire brick made
and kept for rale.
,0A liberal reduction on nrieos tnmle
h
wholeaalo deulers. F. LE1TZINGER
Clearfield, inny 23, 1S61. ly.
!! CIIAiRS!!!
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ! ! ! !
Tho undersigned bin now onhand, at his Fur
nituro Rooms on Market St., Clearfield, Pa., a
short distanco west of Liti's Fonndry, a large
stuok Of
CHAWS OF AM, KIIS,
manufactured out of tho bsst maturialr, finished
a very superior manner, nnd which he will sell
LOW FOll CASH. Hii long experience in the
business makes him feel confident that his chairs
, , ...
ore made iu a substantial and workmanlike n)an -
nor, and will stand tho test ol trial. 1 'erions
wishing to purchase chuirs should cail at once
and get thcin while they can be had at tho lowest
rates. JiHN TR0UTMAN.
Mar.27-USl-tf.
NEW REMEMFS J'OR
SPERM ATORRHiEEA.
ir
owAitn AsoriATios, rnu.AbEi.ruiA, ji hi-
rrnltnl I n't ilill inn ittiiMishtd bu licciuf All-
lioirwicnf. (r lit rrliroflht Sii k and lUttrtmtd,
njlticttd with Violent and CAnnn'c Diunnrt, nnd
rfrcial!y fur the furs of Iliira-f nf the Scrim
(,.,,,.
Mbmcal Aiivice given gratis, by the Acting
i' in ii ii i 1 1 1 1
I' I A ' 1 U n o !i
XSO'KSMVS'
Surgeon. I hie except tho Neuralgia riaater, wnicn we tenti
Yai.I'ABI.e nEi-nitTs on Spent atorrbirn, ondjiuan envelope on receipt of Price I15centsand
other diseases of the Sexual Oi gnus, and on the one stamp. But to accommodate porsoni in rla
sr.w nKMK.wr.s employed in tbe Dispensary, tent ccs where the daujgists and itorekecpers are be
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Two : bind tho age, we hnvo put up puckagei in white
or throe Stampa for postago acceptable. Address ! embossed boxes, leven inchos by fuur, with com
Dn. J. Skii.i.k HotiiiiiToM, Howard Association,: partmentsech box conuining a buttle of Dr.
No 2. S. Ninth St., Philadelphia. 2t'iiiy ly. ' llurd's Month Wash, and Tocth Ache Drops, a
j box of Tooth Powder, the Neuialgia Plaster, and
jamfst. lkonakd. n. A. riNNr.r I a valuable littlotreatise on Teoth and their Dia-
. .....u..w t .i . l . . t tliAm mnH:m
WM, A, WAIXACK. . t. si. - ." -
,. i m .f
mihinn llllU l: 0 CCIlOn VD 'UCC
r la
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
C L E A R F I L D,
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
J BILLS OI. KXIHASGF, WOTRH A!ll PRAFTS lilSroi'NIE
l posits ki:ci.ivi:i,
Collrttiont made am) proceeds ynmpthi revnl'ed
Exchange on f lie Cities ronntaiitly
on hand.
jrO'Ofnce on Seernd St., nearly opposite tbe
COURT UOl'SK.
LEVER FLKCjAL,
Justice of tlie peace
j ljUinorsuurj;, iriniii;ni i-".
'attend rromrtly to all business entrusted tn his
icare. A.P.!!.,.i,-?iCl-
. . t "i fi!.i r t.. ...ll
' i a rhi vf.r. I. test
ii;
AKBL'tl1'" iV a B'.i a , Aiiurneya ai j.aw
Clearfield, Pa., will attahil promptly lo
tAiohs, Lahil Agonoios, ac, oc, in vionruci
' Centre and Elkeouhties. July 30. y
T...h,l Airnno os. Ac. AC in wearticlil
' " REED. WEAVER & CO.
I MI'.ltCH ANTS, and extensive dealers in
'all kinds of LUMBER, GRAIN, and country pro
duce. Store on SECOND Street, Clearfiled Pa.
, Doc. 4, 1861.
! J. D. THOMPSON,
I 11arksnilttl,AVsgoDj,R-uggies, Ac., Ae., ironed
J m ihort nctice,3dthaverybestityl.,athis
""'"M ' " .t v
f cn ihort nctice.aad thavery neststyl
11 rtandia the boriugh of Curwensville.
I' .29.166"
r" r, r,T -v a T-o
gjupcrior SHAWLS, CLOAKS
-'and TALMAS for sale ai
CITY PRICES, call and ee them at
7aV Vfi2. U. W SMITH & Go's.
)ii, wmM H, tiVHtis
MOirril W,snt
M I V JIU'IM
i A 1 it.
Styl'U lllllllllm.
A I'AI' 1
I 'A IB lli
1 V 11' W I www nun
i i,
NU.'MMi ,s.)p.K MhUVh
Ar 1 to I cil , . , If . nn In ti. r njy
" "" " " ' I'm. M Ii 1 .itj.fci,
I r rfw nj 'o 1 1 1 m in rnrlt r
Alilll 1( JA11 11111,
'""'P' !r 'IritH'Jii'g M(ty t.lnt , f Q,', .
al .oil.ii ( an 1 n n , rK ! in u,,!',.,, ,
to nil whu inaVa ue if it NO YtH'NQ lit
or Yt.l'KG til.Mll.MKM l,o i. ffl,oUa
A it AD HUE A HI, '
shculd d. l;iy ip, lying J,1, r.if Jy, j. ,
eertsln Hire, and ia sppr.ned uj ran,jB,,tj tj
by ate.-y phyeiciaa audtr wbuaa aiw, i( k
beeu brjugl.l M
A 15AD BREATH
is an iffcnce for which there ia no etoaa
1 1 Jr. Wm. 13. llurd'a Moutli WaJh
can he procured.
I Many persona carry ith thim a UJ hrM,
greatly to the oiuiuyance and often to the di.
i gust of theio with whsm they ci nie in cccltcL
I without being eonscions of the fact. To rhT
I yourself from all fears regxrdlng this,
j USE Dr. WM. HURD'S MUUTII WASH.
(MennlinTsi of the mouth ll of great importance
' to tbo general health, which isoflen afTeeUd.uid
not infrequently ieriou."ly impaired, threegb,
1 rr"l'l'r "enuuu ui iuii luojeeu
. T.., itnTtiMtii,ii.i,n ... .
loQ i;u. y m. n u itw o Jiot iu n ASH.
Prepared at Dr. Huril-! Dental offiae.No. 7T
Fourth Stroet. Brooklyn, K- D.
Price 37 Cents Per Bottle.
A liberal disenunt la ado to dealers,
ADDRESS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, TFlBCJtg
BUILDINGS, Nn.l, SPRUCE ST. NEW YORK
Suld in Philadelphia by Dyot & Co., i3i Nona
2d itreet; O. S. Hubbell, 141v Chesoui atreet,
and by all Druggists.
TU. WILLIAM B. HURD'S
15
ls
TOOTH POWDER,
This powder poisesies the
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURI
OUS EFFECTS OF CHARCOAL.
and is fr:e from all acids or alkaiiel thtt mn la
the least injure the tooth.
Its action being entirely mechanical r.clih-
ing without wearing the enamel.
Dr. Wm. JJuriTs Tooth Powder
is reooinuieudod by all Eminent Deutiati. Pr
pared at Dr. llurd'a Dental office, Mo. 77 Fourth
Street Brooklyn, E, D.
Price "0 tents per Box.
A liberal discount wade to dealers.
Addreas Principal Orlioe, Tribune
Buildings, Ko.l Spruce Kt. York.
Bold iu Philadelphia by Dyot A Co., 232 North
2dstreot; O S. Hubbcll, HID Chesnut street,
and by all Druggists.
D
K. WILLIAM Ii. IIURD'S
TOOT! I A01 IK DROPS.
FOR TIIK IT HE OF
T O O T II A O HE.
nreduced by exposed nerves.
It is particularly adaptod to nlloaseicf
droit afflicted with
t o o t n a c ir .
Parents can relie'o thenifelvsa of that
trcsing weariness caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and thoir children from great auffering, Ly
keeping, a bottle of
Dr. HURD TOOTHACHE DROPS
about the house. Prepared at Dr. Kurd's Den
tal Omtre, No. 77 Fourth Street, Brooklyn, B. B.
Price, only 12 Cwitd per Bottle.
A liberal iliieennt made to dealers.
lAddrcss Priiifipal Oilico, I rib., liuil-
ings, No. 1, spruce M. .ow i one
Soli in Philadelphia by Dyjt 4 Co,, 232 Xurth
2d stroet : O. S. Hubbcll, 1110 Chesnut street,
and by all druggists.
I)1
II. WILLIAM Ii. HUKD'S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS,
ion T ii : c v k k o v
I) 11 ll A iAi I A '
or Toothache produced bv colds.
L O (J A L N E U R ALdl A
i(i immediately cured by their applicition.
JUIT Btt naw o tiinnu aim niv 'vi.vvo; "
jk(a -n tUoir mlture . donot produce a blisler.anl
TI. .... I . I- n niiuriM ami at- a.ap anil hfasBk-
i it,ave no unpleasant reaults
Dr. Wm.B. Jlurd's Neuralgia Plasters
never fail tu give aatisfactiou to all who te.t
thoir virtue. Prepared at Dr, Hard's Dental
Office, Fourth Street, Brooklyn E. D.
Price, only 15 Cents each.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Addn
ess Principal Office, Trib., Uttild-
-v- 1 ! ... V V....1.
HlgS, 0. J, DpillCCBl. . AUlli.
Sold iu Philadelphia by Dyot A Co., 282 North
i 2d striet ; O. 8 Hubbell, U10
Chesnut slrta,
and by all Driggists.
j Notice. We art daily receiving orders to rend
by mail some one or more of Dr. Hurd'i Dental
j Remedies, which we cannot fill. None are maili-
' , ciues, toe nisi means oi pi em-mug r--
croner treatment ot t
' nroner treatmant ol Lhilcrcns ieeiu,
wonh of
, itself the entire cost to every young man or
I ...a... tinriinlal (V tin V
i man, or piirenU wild young cnuuieu.wi.u -"'"7
I ulhcr necessary articles J priue per package 0 B
DOLLAR, or tix packages fur five dullara, teut y
express us dirocled. Aa the expreai charge la
I not much, if any, more on a doion than on one, it
i it fur cheaper to order six or a doren paekiges at
ono t mo. A large family will wunt all, or the
'surplus can be dipposed of to neighbour! with
. .. i .U ....il.
public benefit, lorao one can esmumo now m
pain, suffering, unhappiuois, and dhdgureroent,
expense, loss of time and mono) would be laved
to the country if every family to day bad one ef
these packages, which, iu itself, is a tompleteeet
of Dontul KeiiK-dies. Addroua Wm. B. HURD
Co. Tribune buildings, New York, and write
name and address plainly. That remittaneea may
be made with confidence, W. B. H. if- Co. refer to
the Mayor of Brooklyn, to G. Griffith, Prc'idenl
of the Fanners' and Citiions' Bank, Brooklyn j
to the Editor of the Amoricnn Manufactures' da
.aii. tn.Inv Onn it- Cn.. Publishers' Agent1,
York : to P. T. barnum, Esq-, who knowa a god
thing when he tecs it. and who has alreadyordar
cu mttwiu ,n'ij, si..
Wanted 1
t;m ' ixnm mn
Hurd'i Dental RonicdiasinU)v
10 mirouuce it,
'ery couuty. Men or women who want to m"
money uuiokly, can do betwr with tueae stticlei
, than anything in market. They are new, uelulh
low priced, nnd we are spending thousands in ad
vertising them for the bonofit of ageuU. Bi
1 of samples, oouUining a doienof the one dollar
: packages above specified will be lent, on receipt
of SEVEN DOLLARS, about half price, to any
.;.,!,; in i.i hi. nr her skill With U
iierouu "i.-u"'B . ....
Tiew of becoming an agent They can be ioM in
- , -9J.V arnn ri r I U t T nn V Kill M TICS i
3'.B. t0 , who rrov themielvea EK-
Commissions to those who prove
FIC1ENT SALLSMLN.-
rNow is the time to go into buaioess.
For
addreaaand relerencesiee aoova.-:
y)r scat jhrtsWICJCS MVH
ST01!f; farfrt . awjiM I'a.
; noY-26.'M-ly.