l id -1 H It
I'V
l.'ll.'t. AHf
A flutlntml Dftnortntlr Ntwtpuprr,
f. - ft'i A ( ""7 H. k'y in fAc t'i'y
jf I'Kilinli 'I'hut,
A . (If nsUKNNM A CO
t tmnii- r. itb- n. in.
Till: Atir." Kill advocate tb principles and
f i.rj nf the lfin"rril f-nrty, miri Kill, therefor-
fiscuFarity fiif the restoration of tha I'nlon
v l KM, and defllid ltd I iiMlltlitlnn Of llit llll-
mt-s, km! thai of iMi ( nieiiioliwealth.
it will freely and fitlrly discuss til Nglllroale
fulJrrU of newspaper roinmi m ( Ineltiilng, of
eotire. and prtetr.lncntly tl this time, til ques
tions connected with tlit talstlng nubappy con
dlt ion i.f nur country.
ll will fearlessly criticise the public tela uf pub.
Hp per tnia, anil defend tht legal awl constitu
tional ri (fhm of imliviiiutl rlilt-na and .if sover
eign Mutes, against assaults from an; quarter.
ll ill ecvk Id sunken Ilia minds uf the people
lo a. proper loo fa of the actual condition of the
Republic lit present to tbein, truthfully, the
leiriul perils in which we aland a t nation to
tihiliit tht magnitude nf tht lask that it before
ihrtn. If they would check our downward trngress
and to inspire them with patriotic determina
lion lo apply Tin Rimnr for our national ilia.
In briuf. It will, In all thing, aim to bt tha
faithful exponent tf Heuiocralio principles, tnd
(n render iteelf worthy to be id organ of tht
Ilctnocratie party, under whoat auspices our
country prospered to long tnd so wel'. The
restoration of that party tht party of tht Com
pTITTtion and Iht I'mot lo power, in tht legis
Intivt and txecutive governmental branchea of
the States and of the Union, we believe to be ne
cessary to avert anarchy, and the utter ruin of
the KrpuMic. To contribute to that restoration
will bo our hlglcst aim.
The Mew, Literary, Commercial, and othel
department, will receive due attention, and wil
be ao conducted ai to make "Tint Aon" worthy
of the support of the general reader.
4.'! he many dithculliea now aurrounding an
enterprise of Ihe mugnitudb of that in which the
hi dersigned are engaged, require them to appeal
' i the public for a generoua aupport, and lo ask
nr "The Aok" a liberal patronage tnd extended
- initiation.
The prescut elate of tlio preparatory arrango-
urn wan ant the expectation, that the first
mberuf the Duily will appear before thecloae
, the prescut mnttth, (February, 1863.) The
kly will bt issued toon thereafter.
TKKMS,
DAILY
WEEKLY.
Per annum, f 3 00
Six montbt. 1 00
Three Moatha, 50
10 copiet one ad'i 17 60
20 ' 32 00
30 - " 45 00
I' annum, f tl 00
ix Months, S IMI
Three Montnt, 1 50
i' pie delivered a,
t.ic counter and to
Agenfe A Carrion 2ct
rl'ament required inrariahlv in advance.
A.ldreee. A. J. U LOSSBKEXNER A CO.
i . J, 1803. 4:10 Cheatnut at. Philadelphia.
tiit'sip Turn if nrc Z
DESIKES to iuform bia old friends and cua
f mora tbut, having enlarged bia thsp and
luvreaacd hit facilitiea for manufacturing, he i
now prepared to make to order furniture at may
be di tired, in good atyle and at cheap ratea lur
CatJi. lie moftly haa on hand at bia ''Furni
ture Koo3i," a varied ansortuient of Heady -made
Furniture, among thicbart
Bureaus and Side-Boards',
Wardrobes and llOok-Caaet : Centra, Sofa, Purlor
Breakfuat and fining Extension Tablet.
Common. French Post, cottage, Jenny-
Lind and other Bedstead.
SOFAS ,f all KINDS, WOKK-STAXDS
lUr-KACKS, WASH-STANDS, ic.
Hocking and Arm Chairs,
spring. Stat, Cane-Bottom and Parlor Chain
and Common and other Cbuira.
I O O KI -V G-U LASSES
tf every description on hand ; and new glaaaca
fur old lrtmef, which will be put in on ve
ry reasonable term on abort notice,
lie alaokoepi on ham', or furnishes to or
der, Hair. Corn-iluek, Hair and
Cotton top Mattrcucet.
COFFINS, of every kind.
Mailt to O'dur, tnd fuuorala attended with a
Hearse, whenever desired.
Also, lluute l'aintlti; done to order.
The sul ecriber also manufactures, and has
? ntnntly tn hand,
CUment'i Patent Washing Ma-hinc
Tht best now in use. Those using this machine
never need be without clean clothes ! He also bat
GREATEST BATTLE f)T RFmunt
15,000 Killed and Wounded, and!
50,000 taken Prisoners!
WITII CAMP EQUIPAGEAND
70,000 Contrabands freed from the'
BONDS OF JLAVERY ! !
VEP,Y man that has read any thing of the
a j past history of this WAR must finally eomt
the conclusion that tht Confederate Govtrn
"ent would he broken down. It wat only a ques-
". n nf time. But now w have tht above Glori-
soul-stirring news to cheer us up ; ard the
y druw-back to our joy and glorification it the
:- niincnt dnngcr of the Contrabands coming
v irth to "ent out our substance," and to wear out
".r-ilioet I But of one thingthepeople of Ciear
1 d.l county mnv bo assured, and that Is, that
"ANK SHORT for ehort called A'Aort-ee ia
t lllng Ittiott thuea aa cheap at any other
' nn in the county; and if you don't believe it,
' give him a call on court-week, oral any other
o, tnd see for yourselves, lit would just r
i d the public thot bit shop is now on Market
' - tl, in Shaw s Bow whert you will find bim
ns .SViorr as usual if not a little sWfer of
' Vii iliuc ho would lik to bo.
til kinds of work on hnnds and made to order
short notice, and at well uiado, and as good fits
i -an, I "skcered" up hero or elsewhere.
viuDon't forget the thop on Market street,
thaw's Row, directly opposite Bev. 11, B.
. mpe's office. F. SHORT.
. learfield, June 11, 1862.
XATIOXAL COilJIEnClAL COLLEGES, j
LOCATfD l!f
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S. C. con Tin and (brstnnt streets,
"ew York city. Brooklyn, Albany, Troy,
Buffalo. Detroit. Cleveland,
Chicago and St Louis
IIOOK-KKEPIMI, PrKMAHtHir. CoNttritciAL
ARiTimr.nc, Commehcial Law. Forms, Con
mtsroxiiKNi't, Ac, practically taught.
These Cull'ges boing under the tame general
and local management, and uniting in etch tbt
advantages of all, offer greater laeilitiet lor im
parting instruction than uny other tiinilar insti
tution in the country.
A Scholarship Issued by any one it good in all
for an unlimited time.
The Philadelphia College hit Been recently
nlared and rtfurniabtd in a superior manner,
and is bow the largest tnd anost prosperous Com
mercial Institution ia tht Suit,
Erjnvt A Stratlon't series of Text Books, em
bracing Book keeping, Commercial Arithmetio,
and Commercial Law, for salt, and sent by mail.
y'iU tmrt'rvlnrt . fur a ct'rr'ar,
Osil.cr ft', 16:. 7.
lhn fi.it tfik for I'untmlni Anti
HAIiiMl llt l"MAl, IIHHtitY
Tin: i;it!:Arrni:ni;rj.ioN
'i in; iMii!n hta i ks.
At tutu inf
1 me tiftd iht ts
rr 4 Tlt'iltrttt htt fntr..
' In Nntiikirri of t t'lmi'lrlt
bum my 1111 n!im ti roin 1011 mm
ted flrlta, The wink has linen for many rnnnlht
itiallnil for iht lark.
The ItTtjohvcTloll eiinlalnt t riser tnd sue.
rlhrt irrount of the formatinn nf the Coiifedcra-1
re of tht KlaUa Iht formation and adoption of
Iht Cuiislllution of Ihe failed Htatea, and Iht tl
ftbllfhmeni uf tht Aalinnal (lot eminent; the nr
g in, drvtlopment and progrest of the doctrines
of Nullification and fscesilon, and Ihe various
phases which they assumed until iheir final cul
mination In Ibt Vrtnt IUMIUh.
Tht IIiktoBT com(. ,"los t full tecount, ilrawri
troin the most authentic sources, of all the Events
of the War the intrigues of the Koulhern Itatlort
at home and abroad ; tht gradual detection of one
section 1 the great Uprising of the People for the
maintenance of National Life tnd Existence; the '
rapid creation of an Im mense Army and Navy ,
and the tallies by land tnd sea. I
The iLM'sTHATioxt comprise Portraits of all '
these who have borne a prominent part in the
airuggle ; Maps of the diHercnt localities ; Plana
. f I It m I .. a 1 1 1 1) i .(iiiiia tu. ,.C r
' rt ' - - t 'iv".. . ' ' j ktiiv ui 1
ii.t.u.t maA ..f tl. a nw.u U.. .l .. til . I
ii, vi wrv, .".I ui 1 ii o HiiiBk iuiiui uinb uikiLios, 1 nest
Illustrations art mostly from drawinga taken on
the spot by armts deputed for that purpose to ao
company every division of our Army and Navy.
Every facilhy at the command of the publishers
bat been emp oyed in the preparation and execu
tion of this work ; and tbey confidently believe
that it will form Ihe most trustworthy and valua
ble history whi h can be prepared of tlie Great
Struggle lor the Auierlcau Union.
Mode and Terms of Publication.
The work will be issued in Numbers, each con
sisting of Twenty-four Pages of the size of "liar,
per'i Weekly," printed from clear type, upon fine
paper, and will probably bo complete J in about
Twenty Numbers.
Tht numbers will be Issued at Intervals, if poi
tib'e, of about three or four weeka.
The Price of each Number, which contains
matter equivalent to an ordinary volume, will be
Twenty-five Centt.
The Illustrations in each Number are alont
worth the prioe asked. Mon out of employmejt,
especially
HICK OR DISABLED SOLD1E11S,
can find to othtr work so sure of ready salt and
good profits.
For further particulars apply to the Publisherr,
11 AKPEK rf- liKOTHEKS,
Franklin Square, New York.
D e. 17, 7863. H
NEW GOODS!
AFRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring Sc 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 Brt
goods, of the newest and latest styles. Also
great variety of useful notions.
DUY-GOODS AM) NOTIONS.
Bonnets, Shawls,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Qteensware,
Drugs and Medicines,
Oil and Paints,
Carpet A Oil Cloths,
GROCERIES,
Fish, taeon and Flour,
Mackerel in J i and i barrels,
of tbt best quality, all of which will be told at
the lowest cash or ready pay prices.
My old friendt and the tublio generally, are
respectfully invited te call.
i-fr-N. ft. All kinds of GRAIX and approved
COL'XTRr rVLODUCE taken in exchange ol
Goods.
Clearfield, Jane 26 1861.
WM. F. IRWIN.
. gf I
ttJ wu
I) AYS the entire cost lor TUITION In the
most popular and successful COMM KSCIAL
SCHOOL in the country. Upwards of Twelve
liimiHKn young men, from TwtsTV KiCBT differ '
ent States, nave been educated for business bert
within the past three year me of whom havt
been employed at BOOK-KEEPERS at salaries
of
12000 00
Immediately rpon graduating, who knew nothing
of accounts when they entered the College.
.Mr-Minister's tons half price.
Students enter at any time, and review when
tbey please, without extra charge.
For Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship, and i
1 : . . r . i. ui, t t . . p i. ..-a i . . i
... i,..,-i-c i o..TKti
May IS, 61. ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS
Tor Sal.
-aau tl itriuii'ii im uci biiiii uwi'tiLHt vi rm v i ma-
I i j.;i.i.. tLi-. i ;:.1j
following tracts or land situated in Keating town-!
ship, Clinton county, Pennsylvania, known at
the LORAIN LANDS, via:
A certain trart, being N. S46SJ, warranted in
the name of Thomas Willing, containing about
1 1(H) arret, situate on Birch Island Run, at tbt
distance of 3J miice from the river, being well
timoertd with Pint and Oak.
Also, another smaller tract of land, tituatt at lftl 1 hve on band again, and wi!l constantly
tht mouth of Birch Islam, Hun, on tht west tidt lleP l tn Pottery in this boroogh, on tbt eor
f f the river, containing 73 arret and allowance, ner a short distance east of the Methodist Church,
and hnving a good rafting beach thereon.
i-tcT tortus apply to
O. L. REED, I .
JAS. B. GRAHAM, j
Clearfield, July 30, 1862.
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
Attorney nt Law and Real Estate Agent,
CLEARFIELD. rCNN'A.
Ojficr on Mar hd tl. (tpmitc the Jail,
REtrECTFl'LLY oflert his rvices in tell
ing tn d buying lands in Clearfield and ad
joining eountlet j mid with an experience of over
twenty yean aa a Purveyor, flatten himself that
ht can render satisfaction. And
Offers for Sale.
lOOO acres of coal and timber Land, situatt in
Bceatur towii.-lup, Clearfield county, in lots to
suit purchaser, located near the Tyront and
vtearueiu naiiroau.
o(MUI
11 tV . rV Sr 7'f , ni "'nW ,on4
si L .?:.. ... ... ..
in
waters
' teres in two lots, oir of 1121 and the oth
er oi sit aerca, tuitablt for 1 arming purposes, sit-
sale in Highland townsluu. E k county.
tefc. General warrantee deeds for all the above
andt. Feb. 18. '63. .
Goods ! Goods !
TV7M. F. IhVIN has Just received iplen-j
If did assortment of (
SEASONABLE GOODS I
at bit old tttnd on Market ttrtet, whert bt it
ready to wait upon bit old customers--and at
many ntw ones ts want to gtt tbt very best of
goods
, Kov. !?. I8!.
mi
X;tn1iiny nnb (folltrtion M(t
rf
LF.UNA JltV FINNEY ACo.
; i, i. a it r i i, p,
i t.K.i ann.h int'xrr, pa.
Itil.l t nt Mr tnTtt tanriairtfi Mi't Tt
IF ri- iw, ll i;i i.ivi.n,
--- -
(llrtint tn,n(f and nrnrttJt iimmiity rrmittril
i.irtiaiifce on t lie ( It Ira rnnaUiitljr
nil hand.
Mr-Office on rWend HL, nearly oppneltt tht
CUUKT HOUSE.
Y U U N I TTj U K ROO M S
BENNER & BARRETT
Hospectfully tnnouneo to the publte lhat they
have completed and are now occupying their new
furniture are-rooms, fronting on tht Market
Lot and nearly opposite the Court House.
Cabinet making will Le ."trried on in the up
per ttory of the tame huildiag i"" "
OIFFEKENT BKANClt""-
All kinds jffurnitnrt will bt kept constantly
on hands and aold cheap for cash or exchange
for ouuntry produce, or Lumber tu tult tot busi
ness I
CHAIRS.
rARLOIt, HOCKING, AND
A KM CIIAIUS,
SPRING SKATS. CAIN
BOTTOMS, &c,
PAULO H my A, LEX THE,
LAUD, DISIXG,
EXTENSION JiJIEAk'FAST
J A BLES.
SOFAS-
OF ALL KINDS.
VARIETIES AND PATTERNS.
BUREAUS, SIDE-BOAUDS,
BOOKCASES WAttDIlOBES, 4C.
BEDSTEADS
JENNY LIND,
HIGH. POST COTTAGE,
fliEXCU POSTS, Ac.
Hair, Hair top, Cotton top,
and Corn Musk, of the boat material.
LOOKING-GLASSES of all sorts and tixei,
Alto, (j lasses fur old Frames.
Also, Ten-poys, What-nots, Wash-stands,
Work-stands, Hat-racks, rfc,
COFFINS.
Madt to order on abort notict, and
hearse furnished.
Poplar, Cherry, and Linwood Lumber, atw)
In exchange for work.
Clearfield, October 23, 1961. ly.
, THE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,
The Perfection of MeclianUtu.
BEING a HrxTins AsnOrra Ftrx, on Ladv's
or GitnTLs.ma's Watch Comii -in.
I One f the prettiest, most convenient, tnd de
1 cidedly the best tnd cheapest timepiece for gen
' erst and reliable use, ever offered. It bat with
jin It and connected with its machinery, Its own
winding attachment, rendering a key entirely
I unnecessary. The cases of this Watch are com
I posed of two metals, the nb.r one being fi 16
I carat gold. It has the improved ruby action le
ver movement, and it warranted an accurate
timepiee. Price, tupuioly cngraved.per cast of
a half dozen, $204 00. Sample Watches. in neat
i morocco buxes, for those proposing to buy at
wholesale, f IS, sent by express, with bill paya
ble oo delivery Soldi ers must remit payment in
advance, is we cannot collect from those in tbt
Army. Address
UUBBAKD BROS. 4c CO., Solc iMPonTKits,
Cor. Nassau A John Sis., New York.
Jan. 21, 1863. 6w.
National Hotel,
MAINE STREET, CURWENSVILLE, Tk
WM. A. MASON, Proprietor.
;Tp HIS lung established and well known II 0-
JL TEL, situated in tbt west end of the town,
! V. u . k... Hmm1.ll.il anl.,l.il ilntiMKait .nJ
HI VWI I OIUWUU IW, Vlliai,i;u BI1U I UI J'l V . V B.IV.
I tne proprietor respectfully announces to bis nu
merout frionds, and to the travelling public, that
he is now prepared to accommodate all who may
Tuvor him with a cam
Ample, safe and comfortable stabling is at'
Inched to the premises, and trusty attendants
will tlways be on band. Charges moderate.
Feb. 12, 1862. -tf.
WATCH & JEWELRY
rpiIE undersigned respectfullv
informs his customers and the
public generally, that bt bat just
received from the East, and oi en,
ita at mi
establishment in VflAHAif'S HOW
Clearfield, Pa., a fine assortment of Clocks,
Witches, andJtwcLir of different qualitiea,
from a (ingle piece to a full sett, which ht will
tell at the most reasonable prices for cash, or in
exchange for old gold and silver.
CLOCKS of every variety on hand, at the mtst
. ,
reasonable prtees.
ALLkmds of Clocks, W.tohet and Jewelry
"rfuy. repaired and Horro.frrf
A continuance of patronage It solicited,
dept. iv, isou. u. f . Ki A I I'LK.
CLEARFIELD STONE WARE POTTERy..
Thankful for past favors and tolicitious of fu
ture patronage. I would respectful!? announce
a large stock of Crockery, tuoh at Cream crocks,
milk pant, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe easing
rf-o.rf-c; and alto an extensive assortment of
different tiiet and patterns of brackets and
rosettes fur cornice on houaei, and other moul
dings. Any mouldings not on hand will bt aoade to
older on short notice. Also fire brick made
and kept for tale.
p4T-K liberal reduction on prices madt to
wboletale dealers. P. LEITZINUER,
Clearfield, may 13, 1861. ly.
SHAVING AND UAIR-DRESSfNO."
Not by the Bard Graham's Row.
Tbt question hat often been asked
Why pLRtsAKTtcan thtvt soe'eanf
That customers who shave with him
A benefit must reap, I ween.
lis snarr. tor rir, nu ti 71111 mrm wining,
WilUktoffyoutbairinatricerora"tlllLLl..,
For Pleasants is the man to doit cheap and quick.!
lie shares for a "rir," and if you an willing,
iht reason may readily be aeen
Why hit custom it to large
Hit towelt til art clean bit raion all art keen
And yoa'U alwayt find hint Fleamnt In ebargt
Just go tn Pleasant't and yoall bo
Like Sheba'i Queen of old'
Pleased and delighted, and exclaim
Tbt balf bat not been told.
feDon't forget tbe plaoe In Oralam't Row,
abort B. Stump. 'i ehne shop.
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
Clearfield, Jnnt 18, 18M. tf.
A PATTKRSO M, Attortisv at Law, Cnr-
XX- wensvillt, Pa will attend to all business
entrusts" to bis earo. OSct orposito tho Ntw
aWtatll. Chnreh. Ftb, , 2.
iV. v
Till "HI H'ltl.K' N,"
itniM v DiKiritrnvr
1 lint nl Holding t "Hit
PeMi4 Monday IUlh of ilanimt), '
TMtd Mondrty jimhl i.f M.h,
Ihlrd Monday (IMh of June,
rntttlh Monday l!'h n' ft lembir,
In tach year, tnd eonilnui. Iwn wi i Kb If nt-
tessary.
t'niililj Itnirci.
Pres't Judge, lion. Haimiel I. ton. Ili'ltelnnle.
At'tt lodges, linn ,M. Thompson.! uramisvillt
Hon. James lllooin, Forest.
Pher.lT, Edward Perks, Clearfield
Prnthanotary, Dalrld Elpwllrr "
Register A Hecnrsler, 1. II. Parger, Cletrflelil.
Ulslrlet Att'y Israel Test, '
Trtasurer, Joseph Hhaw, '
C. Hurvtynr, H, H, Wright, (Urn Hope
Uoinm'rt, 8. C, Thompson, Morrisilalt
Jacob hunts, Lulhcriburg
Thos. Daughetiy, (Irampinn Hills.
Auditors, 11. C. Bowman, Pbilipahurg
C. 8. Worrell, N. Wushinglon
II. J. Woodward, Pennlield,
Coroner, J. W. Putter, Leeonlv.s Mills
Co. Supt. Jeast Brmitnall, Cniwensville.
I.ltt of I'ott dllirct.
Totentkipt. Namri of I'. 0. Nnmrt nf P.
Biocarla, (lien Hope,
i Madeira,
, C.hott,
it Cush,
Ostend,
Boggs, Clearfield Bridre.
Bradford, Williums' Orove,
Brady, Luthorsburg,
Treutvillo,
" Jefferson Lint,
Bloom, Forest,
Eurnside, New Washington
' Burnside,
" Patchinville,
Chest, Herd,
Clearfiold, Clearfield,
Covington, Frenchvillo,
Karthaas,
Win
S. Wright
PlHeV.
C. J.
W. Mirt riu ken
T. A. M'tihco
J. V.C..;..r).;!
II. L llrii'l. rson
P. li. Miller
J. E Watson.
II II. Mooi-o,
C- J. Sloppy,
John lleoeriiiig
Jus- Bloom
Win. Fenth.
Jus McMurray
J. Patchin
0. 8. Tose-r
M. A. Frank.
P. A. Uaulin.
F. W, Schnarr
T. II. Fleming.
Ccutre county
J'ins Itiiduhuch
Ku'ui. Williums
Curwensville, curwensville,
Deoator,
Philipi burg,
u
Ferguson,
Fw,
West Decatur,
Marron,
Helen Poet Offiee, Elk county, Pa
Uirard,
Leootinto't Mills, C. Mig'mt
Bald Hills,
William rrr
Goshen, Shawsville, A. B. Sliuw
Graham, Graham ton, T. II. Korcee.
Gulich. Souths Mills, A.G. Fx.
Huston, Tyler, Dnvid Tvler
" Pennfield. II. Woodward
Jordan, Anson'ille, Elita Chose
Karthaut, Salt Lick, G. Ileekadorn
Knox, New Millport, M. O. Ktirk.
Lawrence, Breckenridgo, J, W. Tlioinps'n
Morris, Kylertown, Jus. Thompson
" Morrisdale, J. t Brenner,
Pcnn, Lumber City.f II. W. Spencer,
" Grampian Hills, A. C. Moore,
Pike, Curwensville, T. W. Fleming.
" Bloomingvillt, B. K Dale
Union, Kockton, D.Bruhaker.
Woodward, Jeffries, Jos. LoikotU
$ This Post Office will do for Chest township
Will answer tor Ferguson township.
Shot at ! but Missed ! !
A GREAT" MISTAKE!!
THAT all tht mercharti of Curwensville were
wounded. 'Tis true, I was "Shot at but
mimtd:" and since then have bten at the city!
and nave procured a very
LA ROE ASSORTMENT
of Goods of all descriptions, which I am dispo
sing of atlowtr rates than any other house in the
county.
Head !
Read ! Read !
T ... r1.. 1 : r , & . in . - i
jjobii v. uu, irnui v I 9 iuiiib mr j&m
uesi .nufiins irom u lo .mi cents per yard
Best Delaines from 20 to 28 cents per yard
CLOTHING AT KEDUCRD TllHJ ES
Sugar from 12 J to 15 cents.
Best Syrup at 87 ceots.
And all other groceries at tho same rates.
Boots, Shoes and Shoe Findings
of all kinds, CHEVGUEAV.
LADIES who wish to make a good investf
ment should call and examine the assortment o-
DRESS GOODS.
Merinoes, Saxon Plaids, Plaid Brilliants , Ac. et c
Also Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Nubias, Sontags
Gloves, 4c, Ac, Ac. Ac.
J. D. THOMPSON.
Curwensvillt, Deo. S, 186 J. jr
DR7WM7B.' KURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
ARK
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
1NKTRING
FIXE TEETH AND A SWEET BREATH,
AND
CURING TOOTHACHE AND NEURALGIA.
Do yon wish to be blessed with and admired
for Pkarly White and Sound TEETH ? IVe
Dr. Wm. It. Ilurd'e 1 nrivuilcil Tooth
Powder, warranted free from nci'l, nlk i.i.or nnv
Injurious substance. Price. 2 i cents r box
y-?tBeware of the ordinary cheap Tooth Pow
ders, which whiten but destrey.
Do you wish to bt certain that your II K E AT 11
It pure, sweet, and agreeable to husband or wife,
lover or friends? Use Ir. Ilurd'at'elobiatt'd
Mouth WikL. Trice 37 cents per bottle.
This astringent wash it also the best remedy in
the world for Canker, Bad Breath, bleeding
Onuit, Sore Mouth, etc. It has cured hundreds.
Do you, or your children suffer from TOOTH
ACHE f Get Dr. llurd's Magic Toothache
Drop. Price 15 cents per bottle.
Are yon afflicted with NEl'RALOIA f fiet
lr. W m. H Hurd't Neuralsrla riatitera.
j Tht most effective and delightful remedy known,
for pains in the face, chest, shoulders, back, or
j any part of tbt body.
They do nottdhcre nor blister, but soothe and
charm pain away. Try them. Trice, 15 and X
cento. Mailed on receipt of price.
For salt at all tht best ttoret lliiouj;huat the
i country.
Cautior. At there are dealers who take ad-
I vantage of our advertisements to impose upon
their customers inferior preparations, it is nccea-
sary to insist upon having what you call for, au.l
you will bet thi best, thoroughly tested, and
prepared by an experienced and teietitifie Den
tist, Treasurer of the New York t-tBie Dentint'a
Association, and Vice President uf the New York
City Dental Society.
Address
WM. B. HURD A CO., Tribune Buildings
&ew York.
Jan. II, 1863.
Going it Alone !
-IFX)KGK XEWWIV havine eommeneed
would retiwetfullv tolieit a share of nublie nat-
ron age. ithout making a groat fuss, or any
ir,. ' . , . ' '
rash promises, it shall and wi'l be bis steady en
deavor to select
Tbe very best of Stock,
Makt tht very best of work,
And (at least hope for)
Tht very best of rustom.
(If thit tint ymefry it looks very likt it bat it it
tht rrJ, which it bettor.
So, "wadt in" tnd get Fit: Fhaw't Row
door next Republican ofbc.o Gcu. Newsok.
I Clearfield, July S, 1862. y
J jTTkr a t z eTr
i MERC II ANT. and daa'.ar (n H...l. J
Shingles; Orain and Prodnet. FRONT Street,
above tht Academy Clearfit.d Pa.,
De. 4, 161.
1 IIK 1 III.AI l,M I'AI'l.lt Iflt
i lilKlll,',; I 1,NNS lA'AMA I .
I An
1 it V. ntl.V t.. V'ii ti Ulc PAM ft flilMr
A t i ii tl . nv m KHNMI H r I
fc .
I't.rty-f.M.r ClnmnM of Hcntlinn
Mailer Encli Week I
AT Till! LOW 1'ltlCK OF t?(r". I'Dl.l.Art AND
nrtr cknth wiikn miiw biiik.h
toll IN rU'lIK or prt ltH Til AN
1(1 f'UPIM t'Orti? AMUll.M
"llfE II AVE DEES CO.MPELI.F.Ii Tf RATSE
the club subscription price In one dollar
and fifty cents In order te ourselves fnun
actual loss. Paper hat risen, Inrludlag taxee,
about twenty five er cent., and Is still rising
and whea wa lell our Diimncralii) friends, candid
ly, lhat we can nolo, gor afford lo sell the "W.ck-1
ly Patriot & Uuiou" atone dobar a yer. nnd '
must add fifty cents or atop the p .hlic.tioii, wt!
trust they will appreciate our pnntn. and in-
stead of withdraw'ng their subscriptions, goto'
I l.k . -.Ill ,.. I....... 1.., . ... ..
worn wim hi w iiiiiirng vui 1 ' r ' i r . v I ?
coitnly In the r-UiU. We have tndeavired, ami
ball continue our effui ts, to make the paper use
ful as a party organ, and welcome as a newt
messenger In every family. We flatter ourselves
lhat it has not been without some inltuence In
producing the gloriout revolution in tho politics)
oi mo ?iaie ncnivvcu ai. ma inie eireuon ; anu u
foarlessnost in the discharge of duty, fidelity to
the prinoiplet of the party, and an anxious dosiro
to promote its intere.ns, with some oxpurionoo
tnd a modern to degree of ability, can be made
serviceable herciiltor, the "Weekly Patriot and
Union' will not be less useful to the parly or
less welcoiuo to the fuimlv circle in the future
ll an in the past. We confidently look for increas
ed encourugement in this rctt enterprise, and
appeal to every infl.icntiiii llwnorrnl in tho State
to lend os his aid tn running onr snlierihtion list
up to twenty r thirty ihou iimi. 'I h.i cxpunst t
null individiiiil is trifling, the hern lit to the par
ty may he grout, licliovim; thiil Hie llemoerucy
of the State lei 1 the necscitv of turning n
fearless cenfrul oririn. we ouike fht- itpi-til to
tliem with the fullest eontidoiice o sio.i-,.
The same n iu which iudi.ee us V m- - t
price of the Wfokiy, opemte ir. rev i - -, -
Daily paper, whii-h !on iilo nrron.-id ii
liilionul cost to em h sui onl.or wil! I,. ,, , .
anil, while we eiinniit persiiailu our '- - i - ,
lhe" change necessarily n:a le will ic n!i m !,
iliini.iittion of our daily viicul.ttion. y .t rc mc
certuiu 'bat such would be the consequence, we
should el.'" le (.iiinpellud t make it, or soil r u
ruinous loss. Under these circumstances we
must throw oi.'rselvcs upon the generosity, or,
rather the justice of the public, and abide their
verdict, wh: lever if mJ be.
The period for whii'b many of or subscribers
have paid for their paper being on tile eve ol
expiring, we take the liberty of issaing this no
tice, reminding them of the e.Nne, in order that
they may
RENEW THEIR CLUDS.
We shall also take it at an especial f.iVor if
our present subscribers will ure upon tucir
neighbors the tact that thj "Patriot a- l u; u ' is
tbeonly Democratic paper pubih,.i u, i ,r is I
burg, and coiiaidtriu the lare uui ui ..i
ing matter, emorucing all tue tu.. ,1
the day, and
Telegraphic Disju'i I;. -
From everywhere up tn the u, : . i i
goes to press, political, tin,.
and local newt, market rep ns
Cheapest Newspaper 1'
in the 5?iai !
There is rcarcely a villoge or town m !h i ne
in which a club cannot be raised if tliopr.pir
eturlloti I' uiimIo, rrcljr tlivrv ars t .l.
in which one or more energetic nu n cannot be
fou d who are in favor ol the dis-einiiiaiion of
sou nd Democratic doctrines, who would bo wil
ling to make the cflort to ruiso a club.
TERMS:
DAILY l AUiJUT AND UNION.
Single copies for one year, in advance - $i,00
clu Ho riurin- .... ..F !..'-. . 9 llll
Copies tHiiiilifd to acentt at the rateoftlO1
per Hundred,
WEEK LV TATKIUT AND UNION,
Published every ThurtiLty.
Single copy one year, in advance - . - $2,00
Ten copiet to one address .... - 15,00
Subscriptions may commence at any time PAY
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. We are obliged
make Ibis imparuuve, in every instance the cash
must acenmpanv the subs criiitinn. Any person
sending us a club of twttty subscribers t the
n eekty will be entitled to a copy for his services
The uriee even at the adva'need rale, is so low
that we cannot offer greater inducements than;
this. Additions may be rade at any time to a
club of subscribers by remitting one dollar and
fifty ceut fer each additional name. Ii is not
i!,."7u,0,ed", "h'"",'-
...ft m u.ii, an -ccnilllul Uliucrian 7 I" Itirrrn
each nnner to club ul,..crilem aenarat-lv. Si.ec
linen copioa of the Weekly will be sect lo all w ho
desire it.
BARRETT 4 t o..
March 18, 1S3
llarrisliurg. Pa
1
KKATZER'S.
CYREXIIS HOWE.
JfSTlCE OF THE Tr' C i:.
will promptly Htten.i ;o ul,
his care. P.O. Audres, i':.ilio.lrg Pa.
Aug. 21st ISM j
H. W SMITH ,v 'o. '
MKKCIIAN'TM. and (I en I era lit 1ij
f)ooiL, Groceries. Ilidrsirc. ya. enswiire. and
tver Ihini usually kevt bv the trade. Store on
PECOM Street, below Judge l.eenrr. ..ppo
ute the Prosbvteriim Church ClcurhelJ P.
Dec. 4, ISfil.
P. rc. BIKIl. T. J. Ji'fl t.l.oi
BUSH k M'CULI.on.H,
( ollection Office,
Ci.CArnci.p, P.v.
8"I.v OitAnAM'a Nsw UtiLtitNu.
Feb. o, 'fi'2.
BR. J. W. POTTER.
I'hynlrlan and ur(rtMin, bus prrmanentty
located at Frcnchville, Covington township, off
...t.i. ..-r...!-..i "... .
tr his professional ttrvictt tu tht surrounding
community. juay , mm.
lLiTiitfocsjr'BfeTairfP, 18a u U
Ll TU Lli 8CI K G.
CI.EAHFir.LT) COU.NT V, PA.
IIENRY EVANS, Pmprhior.
March 18, l!.2 ly.
THOM1S J. M'CX'I.l.Ol'GII,
Attorney at Law.
Office adjoining the Bank, formerly oeeuuied bv
i B. Nr .nally, Esq., Market street, f tearti. Id',
I Pa Will attend promptly to Cullertiona. sle
I ot Lands, Ac. tec. 17. "hZ
I Staarlnr and Halr-iirf sslnf .
JEREMIAH N0KK1S resiwetlnlly annnunret
to bit friends of Clearfield and vicinity that
hi bat returned to hit old stand, and it well pre.
pared tn render the most perteet taiisf-etion to all
who may desire bit professional services.
Clearfield, April 9, '62.
Grc.it Cllios.
f) t.fV (hit tho lln.e.t'iH, Ap .thiM,M
I1 .! mi il rvir aovernl nilii,, w.- '
' " " t , ,., n-
(li, t ' . 'o W c-uriini' ti frint ATt
lW KV
.u...un,.
TION. JAM El COOT,
i My.r or lowelt it..
HON. BEARD,
Maror of HASiTia, .
f IIOIT. K. W. IIAimTNrjTON
U iy it of M AVWHnsXiit. M
.-,...
HON. JOHN ABBOTT.
' Mayor of COJIODUD M
- 1 . 1
HON. A. U. EULLOC.,
M.tyor of VOflCE3TEa, llAJ
TTn .r nj.mTT.T -,--
aiLtnEB,
Mayor of BALEiL Vka
TTfl TJ m" T17 T TTVfflT TVT
, lt1JM' L ,f "r
ty.r oi uuiTON. Mi,,
nON. WM. M. BO DM AW,
XIO-T. ALI03 W, PU'ENTICi'
: Mrrvcp nf TJnnTiTrr
7 UWICT. OOJ
j HOU". J. N. ITATIIIIS,
M.yor or NEW IOSDok, COUli
HON". CIIA3. S. nSDXEIt.
Mayor of MOSTilEAL, 0, S,
nor;. D. P. TIEMANN,
r.tyor of nnw YOC Ktr,
no-T. n. ii. KiiisTBEr,
U7cf ot Hamiltoii, 0. f ,
HO.. ADAM WILSON",
Mayor of T030.TTO, C.
noif. it. j.l bishop,
M-iyor of CISCINTIJATI, OHIO
nof. i. n. CRAWFORT),
Mayor of LOJI3VlI3, ST.
ION. JOHN SLOAN,
Myor of h10:i3,
HO-T. JAMES MoFEETf.ilS,
Mayor of BOW MAiV VILi.'E, C. f
1L011. JAME3 VT. NORTH,
Mayor of AUOUSXA, L
UOIf. KENEY COOPER, Jr.,
Mayor of HAIJ.UW1.II., :.
non. JAME3 3. BEE'S,
Mayor of FILSD EHICTOrT, JJ. J
UOy. WILLARD WYE,
Mayor of NEW DEDFOUD, U01
nOX J. BLAISDELL,
Mayor of FALL IUVEIl, IIAil.
IIOH. ViT. II. CRANSTON,
Mayor of JSEWPOBT, H. I
nOIT. FRED STAIIL,
Iliyor Of OAiENA, Hi.
IIOIT. JOHN nODODEJT,
Mayor of DUBUQUE, 10X1
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of CHAT JANOOQA TEH
IIO-T. r5DEl.T BLAIR
Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, AXi,
no:r. r. d. baugii,
Mayor of MEMPXH3, TE53
HON. GERARD STITH,
Mayor of NEW OHLEAXS, U
ttoW TT T QTJATJTTW
. ii. iJ. SS-.tt.-11 A 1H
Mayor of ROCHESTFTt, Jf. I.
HON.
DE WITT C. GROVE,
Mayor of UTICA, S. I.
GEO. WILSON,
HON.
Mayor of PITT6BUBO, PA
; HON. C. H. BXJIIL,
to Mayor of DETROIT, XUCH.
.., tttti-a rr t uactj
HON. HI-MAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUiitE, WIS.
, .,
HON. W. W. VAUGIIN,
Mayor of RACI,1B.
T1 A T?T?
ai(-'aV. A. XAUU,
Mayor of KEXtOSHA, WB
noN. JOHN C HAINES,
..
Mayor Of LiULAUU, IU.
TTrj-fT TT J A TTEATH
Mayor of SELMA, AU
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mr.yor of MONTGOMERY, ALA
HON. W. S. HOLYBAD,
Mayor of COLUMBUS, OA
"DON ESPARTERO MANTJEL,
Mayor of VERA CBtf!
!lon pietre de CABALLO,
1 Mayor of JtEO-CI
i Corti-'y thut tha reaideut Drux't
j assured tUom
;Aver's Sarsaparilla
!
ii i . n it Vownship, i
.i.-lne.-s intrusted to. I ua cfellei t remedy, and worthy tbee
fidenco cf lo cor-inuaity.
2'or S riling kraes.
For ."urlO'lus -be Dlood.
Vnt Scrofula or King's Evil.
rr Tamers, Vlitrs, asid Soret.
: or Fruptlout and Plmplet.
"or Clfitthea, Ulalue, and Coll
in t. Atithonj 'a Tire, Ratt, fP
for Ti-tt.r or Salt Bhcnm. 'r1-'
"or .! Head and lUng-vorna.
for muter and C'ancerona fortt.
or Sore T.yr, Sore Eart, and Hnav
I 'or Funnlc Diseases.
For Snppremlon and IrrcgmlarUy.
For S philla or Venereal DlaeaKt.
For Liver Camplalnts.
, ...
For Dlataata of tbt He
Heart.
m, nf f ,- -ilsif eititt of ti
td fitnto. rnrlit. and British Prorine
Chili, Peru, BraaO, Mexico, and inf
most all the cities on thit oontinenVW
aigned thit uocurof nt, to aa-uro their ptopF
. . nlYi Bafetj s
-. noi remecuoa vncj m7
nnnrldonna. But OUT ID-CO "ill "n y
a portion of them.
Ayer's Sareaparilla,
Ayer'3 Cherry Pcctom
Ayer's Pills, and
Ayer's Ague OuKi
pnr.rAitr.D t
Dr. J. C. Aycr & Cs
VOWKLL, MASS
And toM by Druggists every wcea.
May,:th,