GOODS.
WllOLESA LE DEALERS
No. 131 Market Mreot. nin th side,
Ittf.A PKll'HIA,
,.v now opn llioir usual handsomo variety of jf
rrutv A Fancy Bonnets,
Ladies & Misses Huts,
Fionas, Huohes, Laces,
J all other artiodea reijulroil by the
MII.1NEUY ' KAHE. f!
i: Uds experience and strict attention lothis
nikii U' business exclusively, wa flutter our-
i ivos that we win offer inducements, in variety. '
-, Ur, mmlitv and moderate pricos-nut cvory-
: .v lo lie found. Tho attention of Mihnors
.i,l r.'nr. hantu Is respectfully solicited.
e.rlVtwular nltontiou paid to filling orders
a .'ril M.liU. 2 mL
SI'ECiAL NOTICE
tf 1SIK person who porno tima ago got a Et F
r. .... t,in ., o m ;..i,..ii ' un.1i1
confer a fuvor by roturuing tho snm to tho sub-1
ecrihcr. J AS. L. LKAVV.
Km. Ltf. CleurUclil, l-a
. I ;"l I. IV I-l.'.ll Tim .iilnnrlliiir havim!
A uVen out a License for crying vendues ,
and other Puhlio SHlen.cilhor in Euglish or (Hr-
mini, respectfully oilers bit services to bis follo
vititens, and will attend to all culls from any
jmit td tho county, ou the wortes-i nonce nuro
verbally oi by Utter, and upon the most reason
able tviioe. When so detdrod, lie will furnish
the Clerk and complete ull the business ronnoct
tJ with tho sale. JOSEPH 11. JONEJ.
KyLrlown, 1. C, Mur. 1, ISCi. ly. pd.
NEW FIRM.
UARTSWICK & HUSTON
DRUGGISTS
HAPJLZ'S Ulrat CLEAKE IELD PA.
KEEP conbl'inlly on hand a large'.
;f .' iml Will tt lrcti-tl stork of I
Jh rdS and VllllMICA I
PAINTS OILS AND rAKXJSU
I'KiL.MKIlV t Toir.ET AUTICI.Kd.
jla.nkp, books anu stationary.
TOIJACCOiVSEGARS.
And a f'ei i e nil ntiMurtuicnt cf VA15I
AT1KS and
Iascy A1JT1UJ.K.
TV a reroelfully invite
call, feeling conll ;
tlcnl that wc can supply .the wants of ull, ou
tTiui to their satisfaction.
HAKTSWICK A HUSTON.
CMarfleld April 27t!i ISC3. tf
Susquehanna
( VliWEXSril.Ll:
House
V '.
V, Vf. HOHIt.ILL, rioprhltir.
riVUS largo nni eminodinrt IIOTKT. lade
A ligbtfully located on tho bank of the Sus
H'lehauna, in tho borough of Curwunsville.
J'ha profout proprietor will spare o effort to
render bis customer cimrortahle, and bopea t
merit a liberal share tf public patronage.
HIS BAR AND TAKLE
VTlll V well supplied with every thing tho mar
et affords, Raftuieu will always find his "lute It
tiling" out, Mar. itf, '01. tf.
THE HISTORY OF
PROTEST A NT PIIIESTCRA FT
is
Jlu rope & America.
S NOW EEINO PUBLISHED IN C0NSEC
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'.heir riso, progress and persecutions in Europe,
down to the emigration of the Pharisaic Puritans
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'Religion in Virginia prior to tho Revolution of
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1
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way, and the consequent conspincy of the clergy
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Anti .Vuudny Mail movement, down lo tho seizure
and subversion of the common reboots, ncudeniies
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i.rosperity ; and the political clergy are also pro-1
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f. tJ-Address, enclosing payment. O. J. Bcobe.
Mlddlotown, Orutgij county, N. Y. npl2.
)00TS and Shoes 8 cumpleto assortment of
Ladios', (Jcntlcmon's, Misses', Jiuys' nud
Cbildrsn's Boots Shoes nnd Huitcrsat
J. 1'. KRATXl'R'S.
OTA RLE Dry floods Cloths, Cnssimores
O Clonk -cloths, Twcods, Satinotts, Silkwarp
Flannels, Ticking, Muslin, Linon, Prints, at tho
Old prices at
J. I KRATZEIVS.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Piin.AnKt.rRiA, Ta.
. Disoisns nr tho Aervous, kcminnl, Urinary ana
C I I HAU .. .1 ...1 : - 1. 1 . ..fl.tn.Ml I
CVflUHl LI J ?. V ill-n tui . uii.ui. .i..uudii-
in reports of tho Howard Association, sent by
i i - , ... . ... r . r i. ..
mail iu seaioii loiter oiiToiupe n, irvrj ui cuiirgu
Address, Dr. J. SKILLEN HOL'tlHTON, How.
srd Association, No. 2, South Moth Street, Phi.
adelphhi, Pa. JyJO-'ot j
nOUSEHOLD U00DS Tinware.Qucenswaro,
(Jlnssware, Woodenwaro, Looking Glasses,
( locks, Nails, Ulajis. Oils, Paints, Lamps, Wall
Paper, at all prices at
J.P. KTJ ATZKH'P.
MIL1NEUY
RICHARD MOSSOP,
FOKEION and DOMESTIC GOODS
iriqr
at
tit
nt
nt
Sensation
Sensation
prices
i i i iv i . a u ivi
prices
prices
Sensation
Sensation
ALPACAS
prices
Just received at Mossors'.
I KfiTI AMS
at
at
at
nt
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
prices
("H J NTZ
f
p . (
V ,
ClvA V A1S
at wussurs'
Seusation prices
Sensation prices
SHAWLS at
EON NETS at
COLOR KD I
MUSLIMS f
at Sensation prices
All to he had at MOSSOrS.
LINEN
CJJASII
at
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sennatiou
Sensation
Sensation
CURTAINS at
i'AELE CLOTHS at
Fill NU E
at
at
at
at
I,;CE
K)S KRY
at MOSSOl'S'
Sensation
Sensation
Senttitliou
prices
prices
price
Rir.iniNs
TRIM MINOS
of all kinds &
in anv duan'ty
at Sonsalion prices
Always on hand nt
Mossors'
CASSIMKRlvS
at
at
at
at
at
at
Sensation
ili'Msation
Senfalion
Sensation
Sensation
Sonant inn
prices
pricea
prices
satti n kts
twi:i:is
J FANS
VKST1N0S
SIllRTINtiS
prices
prices
prices
at AlU.S.S'Jl'6".
CLOTH 1 NO audi
as Coats, l'auts,
Vests,
Under Shirts,
Flannel Shirts,
Roots, Shoes,
Hals and Caps,
at hctiKittion prices
fur sale at Ml USUI'S'.
U A R I W A R I
nucIi its Sus, nails
Forks, Knives,
Spikes, i litres,
ut bwisatiou prices
at MO.So(P.S
LIQUORS, such
as Wine, Ri'atidy,
O i n, W h i.-kfy,
at Beiisation pricer
at sensation prices
at MOSSOP:;'.
ColMC, etc., etc.,
r KUl is, kucIi as
l'runes, Kai.ins.
Figs, Filhti U, iVc.
OROCEIUIvS, Fay
Flour, Ham h,
Shoulders, Sugar,
Molasse.it, Collcc,
Tea, C r a c k o rs,
Spice?, Candli."-,
Coid etc., clc.
al K-n.-t;ili!n
prices I
I
Al.vr.yr at MoNSoP.S'.
I'.LAfKlNO
ROI'KN
roWDKR
SHOT
LK.M)
CAPS
at
("nsali'iii
beliMition
n nsution
kilisrtlioll
tu'liulioll
Sensation
j 'rices
prices
prices
prices
prices
at
at
at
i.t
nt
prices
At the ftoto ofRICIIAJID MoSSOP
: mossop
Al.vnvs keeps on lmnd a lull
I asaot ttnent of all
klllds of coiids ltxiuiicd .
for the accommudaliou of llio puhli
Nov. 12, ISC5
L u h o v z b ui ir 3
4
li
LI
T II E ii S li li R (i,
CI.EAItFIM.I) CuUMi', I'A
WILLIAM
SCJ1 WEM, Pro,,ri,-tor
May PJ, Uoi.t.ly.
Solattjjmahcr Jjclutlcr,
Nn.
Nvlti tStCtmtl St., rvriur ff ("itrrj
rillLAI'ELPHIA.
An assortment of Watchc", Jewelry, Silver nnd
Plated Ware constantly on hand.
Krpiiriring of Watches aud Jewelry promptly
attended to,
Mr. Aviso invites l.is old ru-lnim rs to call
nnd st o him nt tho above establifhmeut,
FeT. li, 'Hi ly.
Cheap Fur nature !
ESIHKS to inform his old friends nnd cus-
I tuners that, having enlarged his shop und
i,icr..asnl his facilities for innnufacturini?. ho is
now yTPl nr,.j to mako to order furniture arinny
be desirud, In eood stylo and at cheat, rates tor
Caf li. Ho mostly has on band nt his "Furni-
ture Rooms," a vuried assortment of Roady-uiado
Furniture, among which ars
HoLhw .,,,,1 ViLL. lV.nr.La
I Hit CdUS tllKl tMOC-lJCbini.',
Wardrobes and book-Cases ; Ci litre. Sofa, Parlor
Rreakfast nnd Dining Extension Tables.
Common. French-Post, COttagC, Jenny'
Lind d olh Bedsteads.
(.,.,,. u , .. ,. Viviu iviiiu.' eivn,
h0 A"?. i! u'ic Q U' vin S I lhS tc
HA 1-JtAUvS A.Sll-b I AN U, o.
IJockillflf .111(1 Arill Cll.'lirS,
. ,,.,.,
Spring-Seal, Canc-Bottorn and I arlor Chairs
n fn'FTv ? '' ? v "vr Q'
J O O A A ( - (r E A n O '. S
Of everv doscrii'tion on band; nnd new gl.ihsfs
for old frames, which will bo put in on o-
ry rcasonublo terms on short noti"o.
Ho iilso keeps on hnni1, or furnishes to or
dor, Hair, Corn-Husk, Hair nud
Cotton top Mattresses.
COFFINS, Of every kind,
Made to onlor, nnd fuueruls uttended with a
Harso, vhenevor desired.
Also, House I'alutlngduno toordcr.
The snl. seriber also manufactures, and has
constantly on band,
j Clement's Patent Washing Machine.,
( The best now in use. Thoso u.-inj,' tliis nincliino
ncvor need bo without clean clothes ! Jlo also lias
I'lycr's Patent Churn,
A superior artxlo. A family using this Churn
never noed bo without butter I
j All tho abovo and many other articles nro fur
I nished to customers choap for Cass or exchanged
, for npproved country produco. Cherry, Mnplo,
ropiar, l.inwood and other Lumber suitablo for
Cabinetwork, taken in cxc.hango for furniture,
fl-Remember tho shop ia on Market street,
Clearfield, Pa., and nearly oppnsito thn "Old Jew
6tor . mux UULIGU.
Nov. ?,1862.y
J71-ni ALATtQKqiianlityof Ex-
lOlll ,-"-tra Family Flour in Rar-
for sale by
i -
f,aacks and half Sacks,
W. F. Ill WIN.
Clearfield, Fob. 22,
C A RrETINfl Ingrain, Cotton, hemp, Guir,
Floor Oil cloths, Rrocatulln, Door mats, 4o.
J. r. KRATZER.
Tadles' and Children's Hats, Lntett Styles at
A CHARLES 0AK10RU A SONd, Contiocn
;al HolM, Phtloiljlphla, Jan, H.3mS.
MEKUELL & BIG LEU
Have just opened a large and splendid
assortment of
New Goods
At their old stand in Clearfield.
r
IIEY bavotlio boat assortment of Hardware
tlnit bus over boon brouirht to ibis county,
'which they will foil nt the most reasonable pri
ces, uiuong which will bo found a splendid lot of
C U T T L E R Y
To wliiih they invito Iho apeelnl attention of th
public, einbnieiiiir bouvy Filver-pliited Forks,
bpoons und liutur knivea of Uio Lest uiauuluc
turv. A lot of IMsluls of tho best pattern, and other
firo-nrius. Also a ponerul nKurtiiieiit of I'istol
CHrtridKiia all of which will bo tuM at rcutoua
blopriec.i. ' They continue to munufnrttiro all kinds of
I Tin-ware, Brass Kettles, Stove-
' 1I..a fllfl n-l.l..l. Mimnnl l.A .urn.... n 1 n l.l.
' tiun of tho State.
prices Thcy nlj0 ,layo on Jinnj p((si,rKn piYva,
prices mijong which uro Steel Centre Lover 1'Iowk. Also,
prices low Castings, and uiany other Agricultural Im
Jifices litcmonts.
Look stoves, 1 arlor and boal
Stoves n penernl nsfortmont, nnd of tho best pnt
tria, fur sulo at rcasonublo prices.
Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps,
1'ntnts, Oils nnd Varui.Ae, a Rcner.iluisortiurnt.
(i!ass, pulty, Nails, Iron andCastioga of reat
variety: in fact aluiont overy tiling wauled by
the puhlio can l o found is their entublishuieut,
and at prices that cannot bo beat.
Now is tlic liino to purchase,
If you desire, nny tiling in their line of bu.-inc. s.
(live lhc:n a call nnd xauiino their stock, and
thev feel assured that you can be aecniutnod ated
ltc;nenihcr, their cstubli.-hmoiit is on Second
Street, Clearfield, I'a , whero yuu can buyKod.
to the very best advantage.
r-Old .ilvcr, copper, brass, pewter and oM
raftings will ho taken in cxelmno fir goods.
May 2d, ISM. aiEUKELL A LltiLlilt.
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE
t Second Street, above Arch,
1 IIIL.MM'.LI'III A.
A. V. Itl. VIH, rroprletor.
(I to oT the "surf House," Atlautio City.)
t pt. 2:t, ist!:(-l y.
'HEAP STOVES.
T
THE subscriber in order to accommodato ti c
citizens of CurwensvilL', nod tho public ;
gcnerall v, tins J n i icceiveii a lor oi
cook, and uaimah: STOVES,
for wood or ci-al, which ho vill dispose of very
cliiao for ca;!i or prjdi ci.
JOHN D. THOMPSON.
Nov. 4, lSCV-tr.
ALSO,
OTOl'H Plll'.. F r snlo nt the cheap store
if Julin I). Thompson, in Curwensv ille, at 15
runt, nor r ound. Nov. It. Is1'
- , . - - 7
S. 1 :(.' JALA N N O U N C E M N T ! I
E. A II. T. ANTHONY .t CO. j
Manufae'i's of J 'holographic .M:tU rials,
It I.KsAl.r. A r.KTA It., j
r.oi, 7,7,0.1 Mu.i r, ,v. r.
In ir.Mili.n to tuif iiuen b.iints4 t f I'!. olo
graphic Materials, wo uro
Hea 1 quarters l,r lh
lollowing, vii
Of these wo hnvo nn initncnsn assortment, i-
eluding War S.-i.ut, Awrmj arj lorcun lit-
oi 11 no ijiiiiiKiijnv(oi""i .i.i.ui.ij . ....
i llevoh ing Stereimcopcs, for public or private e.x.
I liiliilion. Our Cataloguo will bo scut t-j any ud-
drws ou receipt of stamp.
Phuto.jrni.hi.' A"r.im !
We were tho first to inlrodui-e tin so into Ihn
I't.it "! St-itts, nnd wo inunuhi' tore iiiiuieiisj
iiiuritities in preat variety, raiifit".- in price from
it) cents (o f.'.il eai h. Our ALE ILMh have tho
re utotion of being superior in bei uty nnd dura
bility lo any others. 1 hoy w ill b sent by mail
FREE, on receipt of price, irttuo ALU IMS
u.ade to order.'t'Tvi
Curd PbdO'jroi-h.i!
Our Catalogue now embrace over .1(10:) dif
ferent subjects, to wliieli ii'l'lilion are being coir
tii.uiilly loaile, of Portraits of Eminent Ameri
cans, etc., vis : about
Hifl M:ior tlcncrals,
200 liritr (ienerals,
27 i Colonels,
10 Artist.-,
0fl Lieut-Colonels,
7ri Nnvy fificers,
I".'. Stage Pictures,
i.'.n Stat.'suion,
.(. Divines, 1
I?'. Authors, i
.'(I Prominent Women, 1
2.U Other (llacers.
S.O'JO Copies of Vt orks of Art. (
including reproductions of tho most celebrated ;
Engravings, Paintings, Statues, etc. Cetalogues
fcnl on receipt of Stamp. An order for One Do- i
sen Pictures from our Catalogue will bo filled on '
tho receipt ol $ I SI), nnd sent by mail , mi i:. j
Photographers nnd others ordering goods C. 0. ,
D. will plea-'O remit 25 p"r cent, w ith their order. '
jS i -T'lio prices and quality of ( ur goods can- i
not fail to sati.-fy. AprU-i'.in A A to.
MAINE STREET, CUHWENSVILLE, TA.
jIB 'M MASON Pi'Cpl ietre-'.
'ri - iuri'i c ic i,,i i u . i.n
rpill.s long estall.shed nnd wc.l Kni.w n 1.0-
, TEL, situated in tho west end of tho town,
has been remoddlcd, rnbirccd nnd improved, and
the propnetrossres-por tlully annonnrcs to licrnu
inero 1 friends, nnd lo tho travelling public, that
kho i now prepared to accommodate all alio may
favor i.er with a cnll,
A m p , pafo art! comrortuhlo stabling is nt
ta bed l.i the premises, and trusty attendants
li alwu; be oa hand. Charges iiiodcrnto.
Mar. 15.'fi2-tf.
Vt l"M)l'il.H. The undersigned , having
I cn Licensed nn Aufllnncrr, would inform
. Iho cit tns of Clcnrfitld county Ihnt be will nt-
itendto cnllirg pales, in nny part of tho county
whenevt r called upon. Chnrges nioderiito.
Address, J1MES H. TURNER,
Jpril 19. , d. Wcodhind l'n., Clcnrlleld eo, I'a.
N. R. Per ns eilling snlcs without a proper
I licenso arc suljoet to a penalty of S'ill, which
provision a ill bo enforced iigninst those who uiny
i violato the unu.o.
(1 E0ROL FALK takes thlj mclhod of inform
T ing the watermen of Clearfield county that
he has refitted at, 1 rcoponerl tho hotel formerly
kept by E. Scliroiucr, at Coxestown, whero be
will tako especial pains to render satisfaction to
all who favor him with thoir patronage.
Coxestown, April 12, '65. drsly.
B BLASTER. ?0,000 Pounds
of Plnstcr'in Clearfield
Tor Sale by
eb'y 15, .It,
JAS L. LEAVY.
Ladles Furs, Purchasers inny rely upon getting
tho best Furs nt CHAS. 0AKF0RD A SONS,
Cuntiaenlal Hotel, Philadelphia. jan. 11.
I1U0VI3IONS Flour, Cheese, Lnrd,
Dried
.JL Apples, Dried Peaches, received regularly
from tho west a tho stora of J. P. ICRATZE1I
MUSICAL GOODS Flutes, Violins, Jifos,
llannonioans, Preceptors, Musi, Taper, Vi
ola! Lows, Hridj'os, Strings of the best qnaliry at
J. P. KRAZKU'S.
Chop! Chopr Chop!
Of nuekcls superior 11YE-CII0P
,w""'-vF just received and. for sale at
$3 75 per buadrod.
, . t . JAMES TEST,
rhlhrsbufg, Aug. 8, ISflt. pd.
CLFA II FIELD CO. DIRECTORY
TIME OF 110LDINS C0U1T.
2d aloadny In January, I 3d Monduy In Jua),
I J Monday In March, 4th Monduy la Sept.
of each year, and continue two weeks if necessary
COUNTY AND UISTKICT 0F1ICEHS.
Pres't Judge on. Snmuol l.lnn, liellofnto.
As'to Judges Huu. J. H.Thoinpson.CurwcnBVlilo
lion. James llluom, Iforreht,
Sheriff, Jucob A. Faint. Cleartlold,
I'rothouotary, I. K. UUwoilur.l "
Hetf. A Hcc. Isaiah (i. Harbor, "
Diitritt Atl'y, WM. M. McCullough "
Ireamror, C. Ivrntzcr,
Co. Surveyor, II. II. Wright,
Couimii'sioiiers, Titos. Duugherty,
Amos it end,
Conrad linker.
Auditors, H- Woodward,
V. F. Couteret,
M. L. t'. Lvans.
filcn Hope.
Clcnrlleld.
do
Anson villo.
1'i.ntilield.
LcconW'S Mill
Piko tp.
Clearfield'
ClcarCcld.
Coroner, Henry W. Parks.
County Sup t. C. 15. tandlorJ,
LIST OF POST OFFICES.
Tiirn'h!p; Pot Vjjictf, I'mitmmitm,
Uearariu, fllcnllope, Win. S. Wright
" I'tnhville, Theodoro Weld,
" Hegarty's X Roads. Suui'l. Hegarty,
Cell,
llower,
W. McCrackcii,
Th. A. M'tlhco.
J. W. Campbell,
II. L. Henderson,
James Ulooiii,
James Forrest,
William Albert.
It. II. Moore,
Chas. Sloppy,
John lleber.in,
Jai. (jallahcr,
W. C. Irvin,
Jack Patchin,
Jacob Roico,
(1. Tor.er, jr.
Win. iMctiarvcy,
S. A. Farbcr,
M. A. FrnnK,
P. A. (laolia,
J.F.W.Schnarrs
T. V'. Fleming,
Centre county,
S. Ituilvbnch ,
T. F. lloalieh,
Ed. Wil'.iium,
Jus. McClullun,
C. Mignot,
William ( arr,
A. 1!. Shaw,
T. II. Forcec,
J.is. A. Hegarty
C ha. J. l'usey,
Pavil Tyler,
Chest,
Cusli,
Oalend,
Forrest,
Clcnrlleld Bridge,
Woodl.mil,
Lulhersliurg,
Troutville,
Jillerson l.ino,
New Washington,
liurnside,
Putchinville,
East Ridge,
Kurd,
Mcllarvey,
Westovor,
Cleai ticld,
French ville,
Itlootn,
Hojrgs,
liradl'ord,
Brady,
i
Uornsido,
Chest,
1"
CI.HrfieU,
Covington,
" Ivarthaus,
Curvvens villa Curwciisvillc,
Decatur,
Phi lip.liurg,
Wist Dce.'iiur,
" (t.-eeolu .Mills,
Ferguson, Mnrron,
Fox, Little 'loby.
tjirard, l.enitn's Millf,
' Raid Hills,
ftos.-nn. S-ltawsville.
tiraham, rnh:i ui'on.
Ouelich, Smith s Mills,
lieccnria, Madeira,
liuaton, lilcr,
' Penn ticld,
H. Woodwind,
Eiia C'ljse,
ti. ileeka lorn,
M. O. Stirk,
E. V. lironner
,1. C. lireniior,
11. W. S renci r,
A. C. Moore,
Jordan,
Kanliiiiii,
Ansi'uville,
halt hie!;,
New MillpiTt,
JCylerti n,
M..iri, d..!c,
I.iiiuImt City.
(ir.iu.pian H i!',
Curwehsi ille,
liloomingvillc,
lUekton,
Jcllries,
h no,
orris,
rctin,
T. II
Fleming.
Renj. K. Pale,
Union,
. K. Rruhaker,
j u oouwar'i
Jaie.es Lockelt,
ll:is Post Ol'.ico mil do fir Che.'t tiivuthip,
JWiil answer Or lergusun tuwuship.
CCTDon't luil to Read This!
'III E
EAST INDIA COFFEE COT,
ljl Rondo Street, (three doors from l.rcenwich
Street,) N. Y., call universal attention to thuir
Kent's East India Coffee.
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
Im.nll thn flavor of OLD tiOVEHNM ENT JA
VA, and is but half the I nee ; slid nlso thnt I
KENT'S EAST INDIA CUFF EE
ha! twice the ftrcntli of .lata, or nny otlitr Cof
fee wliitcvcr nnd wherever med by our fast clus?
bot.'ls nnd . ieiiiiiboat.', unJ tU'warts tay th"re ic
a saving of '.: r c nt,
KENT'S i:.SL INDIA COFFEE
is the most healthy beverage l iiowr,, and is very
nutritious. Tho weak nnd infirm may ts'e it ut
all times with impunity. Tho h ife f tho Rev.
W. Eaves, local iniiiisl.r of tiie M. E. Chur.-h,
Jersey City, who has not bet-u al lu to u.-j any
collee for iiltcen yenrs, can use
KENT'S KA.VI' INDIA COFFEi:
three times n day without injury, it being en
tirely free from tho.e prepei'.ies that produce
nervous excitement.
Dr. James Ho) lo, of lt d, Chambers street, says:
"I have never known any eol'.ee lieaklilul, nu
tntixiis. and free from ail injurious iunlilies ns
KENT'S EAST INDIA Cu. FEK.
I ndtiso my patiei.ts to think it universally even
those to whom I huvo hi'.hcttu prkliibited the
use of Collce.
llio Principal ef the New York Eye Infirmary
fays: "1 direct nil Ihc putit i.ts of our Institution
to u-e exclusively
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
and would not be without it on any account."
Tho Rev. C. Laruo, un eminent clc rg man el
lli M. E. Church, now ttutione l ut Jlalsey st.,
New ink, s ivs of
KENT'S EAST INDIA CO ''FEE,
"I hnvo used it nearly a jcir in my family, nnd
find it produces no ache of tho hea. I, or nervous
irritation, ni in Hie ense of nil other Cotlees. It
is exceedingly pleasant, nnd I cordially recom
mend il to nil clergymen and their families."
K EN I 'S EAST INDIA CdFFEU
is used daily bv the faniiiies of Uishop Ames,
Rishop Raker, Risliu) James, nnd many of the
most ilistinguifhed clergymen and professional
men in the country.
Rcwaro of Counterfeits !
and be sure Ilint the packages uro labelled
Kent's East India Coffee,
Vol HE APE street, Xno York,
ns thcro nro numerous counterfeits olloat under
tho na.no of "tienuiuo East India Collce," "Ori
ginal East India Collee," etc, put forth by im
porters to deceivo tho unwary.
In 1 lb. packages, and in boxes of 30, ((
nnd MM) lbs., lor tlroecrs and large consumers
Stdd by liroeers tjrntrnlly.
Orders from Country flrorcrs solicited, to
whom a very liberal discount will bo mnde.
W Ix.Uxtlc Aj. ni : Dollish A Mnlnn, nnd tV,
J. Heiss ifs Rro., Philadelphia ; Francis H. Perry
Providcnco ; A. L. Waito rf' Co., Huston ; Py no li
en A Lee, Springfield, Mass.; S, N. Cullender,
Buffalo; Uordon M'Millian A Co., Clevelnnd; A.
A. Colter it Co., Cincinnati ; J. A J. W. Ilunn,
Springfield, 111. ; 11.11. .Shields, Curydon, I nd. ;
nnd C. C. tiarber, Chicago.
Tho Am. Ad. Ag., 3S!t Broadway, N. Y. Eus.
Dep't Esos At.votto. Cor, Dcp't Fowlku A
Wells, nr? nuthorirod to rsceivo ordsrs for
Kont's Ensl India Coffco. R, DAVIS.
April J, 1305. ly.
riLi:Anrir.i.n xchsi.hv enrnm-nse
J I10II1C IIHIIIMI'V.
Tho undersigned having
established a Nurcry,
on Iho Pike, about half
way between Clcorllcld and Curwensvillo horos',
is prepared to furnish all kiuds of Fruit trees.
(Standard nnd Dwarf,) Evergreens, Shrubbery,
tirnpo Vines, (laosoberrios, Lawtrn ltlnckberry,
Strawberry and Enspberry vincj. Also, .Siberian
Crab trees, Ouiure and early scarlet lthcubarb,
Ao. Ciders promptly attended to. Address
J. 1). VYKIUHT, CvcaifjUh.
septli.'fil. ly
"RJMAMU. A Superior A
tide
of Extra Family i 'lour
For Sale ty
fob. 15, St. JAS. L. LEAVY.
lf
w V 1U-'K
" I, A X SKEFl In nrA.... f.!
- ... v-iumiu 1VI
OOODS at the Cheap Store or
JOHN D. THOMFSON.
CVirwenevllh., Sepf. 1?, 13'?.
FALL IN
PRICES! I
or
SPRING tf- SUMMER
CLOTHING
AT TUB
Sflcte
WW)
REIZSHSTEIN BROS.
Ornnil oponlng of Spring Clothing this day,
(Irand opening of Spring Clothing this day,
tlnm 1 opening of Spring Clothing tnis dny,
(irund opening of Spring Clothing this day,
At
l!,.i,.i,n:n Ilro's txtensivo tlutlilug store,
CHEAT
At Reiu'Uftoiu Uro's Kxteu.-ivo C othing store, j Shops at Milesburg, knowu at UKEEXS
At Iteizen-toin Rro'l Extonsivo Clothing storo, : V OUNUKY," nro prepared to tnanufattura and
At Reizenstein Ilro's Extensive Clothing store, rtpn;r Htomu Engines, sweep and tread power
The largest and host selected stock in town, xiiroliitig Machines, New lorld und Hathaway
Tho largest mil best selected stock nl Uiwn, Coo)j m,netl Wagon Spindlos, Plows, and Cast
Tho largest und best selected stock in town, tj,t 0f a kij, ut (hort notico. They alsohave
The lurgest and best selected stock In town b0th at Ecllufonto and Milesburg, a variety of
Furnishing (loods, J'aU i Cups, Cook and Parlor Stoves, for soft coal, of PitU.
Furnishing Uoods, llats a, caps,
Furnijhiiig tiooua, nuts v,ap,
Furnishing Ooods, Hats Si taps,
Trunks, ulises & 1 raveling Hags,
Trunks, Valises A Traveling Rugs,
Trunks, Vulises & Traveling Rags,
Trunks, Valises A Traveling Rags,
At prices low for the tlinc.-t,
At prices low lor the time.
At prices low tor the times.
At prices low for the times,
Our old customers do not
need an invitation, Our old customers do not
nood un invitation, Our old customers do not
need an invitation, Our old customers do not
need an invitation, To others we say,
Ci'l and examine our stock,
Call and oxiiinine our stock,
Cull und examine, our stock,
Call and examine our stock,
JJcl'ore jmrcliasin;; Elsewhere,
Ei; fore purchasing Elsewhere,
Eel'ore purchasing Elsewhere,
Fancy Goods Constantly on Hand.
REIZENSTE1N D EOT HE US.
May 3115-ly.
House
CUnWEXSVJLLE, PA.
A Tits. ISAAC MI.OO.M, Proprietress, res
ill. peetfully informs her numerous liiends,
mid tho travelling public, that she still occupies
the above well known stand, and that thcy will
alwnvs Dnd her house a borne of comfort, economy
und convenience. j:J-Cbarge. moderate,
jau 2.1, Cm. pd LEAH RLOD.M
ill'.I.KXiUAl'llIC.
T
THE undorsi -ned, having completed his Phot
rnpli (iallory, in Sliuw's Row, two doors
w est ol tho iWunsiuu House, i iearueiu,
a.,
' u0w ready to wait on all iu want of
My urrungemnt3 are tuclias will ennblo mo to
furnish tho.-j beautiful productions of sun draw
ing in tho highest sty ie of tho art. llavin ( fitted
up my rooms ut a cun.-i durable expense, with s
view to Cio comfort and pleasuro of my patruni
I bore, bv sir ict nt lent ion to business and a desire
to liaise, to merit a liberal flinre tf publit
n."t:on.i'. A lull supply of (lilt, Rosewood, and
other Frames, Albums, and an tiulless variety ul
Cas.'s a'-vays on hand,
rarr.eular atteiititin given to copj ing all knids
t.f Pictures.
..'"'"Instruction in tho art of Photographing
given sn l apparatus furnishe 1 r.t city ptices.
Hep'-U-tf II. URIDCE, Attitl.
J. G. P. LACK WELL,
wtrn
CiEO. W. II F.EI) tt
CLOTHING,
c o .
Also, Jobber in
Cloths. Casimer cm :iti'l Saltine's,
.No. l i t PJurbet strt'it,
North side between Fourth and Fifth,
PHILADELPHIA.
?rCul! nr. l see our extensive stock.
Aug. 10, Y l.-tf.
WATCH cl JEWELRY.
rjTIIE un lersigned rosi cctfully
X inform? his cust.imers and the
public generally, that he has just
received from the East, nnd oi cn,
el nt his establishment in UI.WIIA.VS HOW
Clearfield, Pa., a lino assortment of Clocks,
Watciiks, nnd ,1 i:v F.i.r.v of Uitfcnnt quulities,
from n f ingle pieeo to a fi)ll sc'.t, which he will
sell at the most reasonable, prices for cash, or in
ex"linnge for cl 1 gold nnd silver,
CLOCKS of every variety on hand, utiho int. I
reasonable price.
ALL kinds el Clocks, Watches and Jentlrj
carefully repaired nnd irncrnnrci.
A coiitinuanec of patronage is solicited.
Sept, 11), 1 SCO. II. F. NAUOLE,
JOHN L. CUTTLK,
Attoniey at J.aw nnd Heal I'.state Agent,
CLEAT. FIELD. PENX'A.
OfTircon M.ro tst. OpjsUc the Jail,
RESPECT FULLY offers his s rviccs in sell
ing nnd buying hinds ia Clearfield nnd ad
joining counties ; nnd with an experience of over
twenty years as a Surveyor, Hatters himself that
ho can render satisfaction. Feb. 'M tf.
T Bl. .11 t lLI.Ul H.II, AttoIISKY Al
IT Law, Cleartl tl, Pa. Ollieo on Market
Street
one door cast of
the "Clearfield County
Bank,
n ay 4, lSBI-tf.
l.U EIi: J. Itl.AKKI.Y,
Attorney nnd Coulisellor nt Law,
Will nttend to all business entrusted to his
cure in Elk nnd adjoining counties nt St. Mary's
(Beniinger P. 0.) Sep 23, 6 mo pd.
TIIO.M S .1. iTrt lll.l.OUCII,
Attorney nt Law.
OfTice ndjo'ming the Rank, formerly occupied by
J B. McSnally, Kmj., Market street, Clearfield,
Pa Will nttend promptly to Collections, Sai
of Lands, Ac. Doc. 17, 'f.2.
ROr.EUT J. TYALLACE, Attomhy at Law
Clearfield, Pi., Cilice iu thaw's Row, op
pusito theJouru.J otllco.
dec. 1. 18;s. tf
L. J. CRASS. WALTER DARRGT
C1JANS and HAKUET,
Attorney at l.nw.
May 3, 'fi3. CLBAnriKi.u, pa.
D ii." jiiTTv oo lis
rttUACTICIXU Physician, nnd Examining Pur-
l geon for Pensions. Ollice Southwest corner
I becond and Cherry streots, CIcnrfiold, Pa,
I January 21. ISrt
January 21, IStl l. I y
cvheniu8 howe.
Justice os the Peace.
For Dkcatcr Township,
will promptly atUndlo all business entrusted to
his care. P. 0. Addrojs, l'hilirsbure Pa.
Aug. 21st 1S61
I EVER FLEUAL, Justice of the Fence, La
J thersburg, Cleartlold county Pa., will attend
I promptly to all buainess entrusted to his care.
Luthersburg, April 4, 1861.
J. P. KltATZER,
"l.TITP - HfimiT. ...I J.. I. rw. n..j.
I Cl.,u.. ll-.j r, " 7,
jL.oti.iti, nuruvriuu, uceusware, uroeoriei
! Provisions, Ao.
Front Stroet shove the Acsdetny Clearfisld Pa.
Apul 20tl le4,
I
I
t
Clearfield Academy.
D. W. McCURDY, A. B. Principal
rpiIE noxt Quarter will open on WednoHsy U
i x 22d of March, ism. lorunoi tuition t
billows:
. Common English, comprising thoso bratieh.
1 es not higher than Heading.Writinj.Arith
; untie, Geography, Engluu Uraiuuior and
f History, per quartor, - - - 1 5 00
Higher English, per quarter, - T 50
Languages, por quarter, - 10 00
I March I, 1801
roaiiEni.TiTTnEtiEi.i.itroSTa rouDRT cnAot
I'LACE OF BCSlHtBI.
IIAU1T & Co.,
w-T"AV'1ln l..n.,1 tl, P......1.. .j r..vi..
j burg inanufacturo. tall and ico for jrourelvci.
ISAAC HAUPT ia agent for the York, fl'ycm.
ipg and Culuuibia Inturancti Companies.
JjZO.Cl.ly
Tup pectiiiftr taint or
infection vhk'h wa
.;ill Sckofcla lurks
iri ''C coottituaoM of
niTjliiUtlt of men, It
eitlicr pt'pducci CT
produced ly aa ce-
fccblud, vitiated (lata
ijr -tf the LlooJ, wl.ercin
JXT-thii
icTiT.y..-.
' - UUl ,11.17 U,ai7,.t ttir.
decay. The scrofulous contamination is va
riously cau.-cd Ly mercurial iliteaje, low
living, disordered digestion from unhealthy
f iod, impure air, filth und filthy habits,
tint di-prcsiing vices, and. above all, ty
tho rem real infection. Whate ver L its
origin, it is lieret'.it.iry la tho constitution,
descending- "from parents to children unto
the third and fourth cuierstion ;" indeed, it
seems to he the rod of Him who eaj'J, " I will
visit tho ii:ictiities of tho f.itlier upon tlielr
fhildreis." The distm.es it originates taia
various inline, according to tho organs it
uttacks. In t!i lungs, Scrofula produces
tubercles, ml final ly Cotitutnption; in tho
(.-lands, s- Ilings which suppurate and ho
couio uh'c.ms Fores; in llio ttomnch and
bowels, tleriiiigetneiits which produca iudl
pt'stinti, dyspepsia, and liver complaints j ca
the tkin, i-ruptivd and cutaneous t'.flectiurn.
These, nil having tho ramc origin, require th
rnino remedy, viz., purification and invigora
tion of the 1 lood. Purify tho Mood, and
those dangerous distempers have you. With
Ycchle, foul, or corrupted blood, you cannot
have health; with that "lite of Iho flesh"
lical thy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
Aycr'a Sarsaparilla
is compounded from tl 10 most i fTecturd anti
dotes that medical scicncu has discovered for
this niilii'ting distemper, and for the euro of
the disorders it entails. That it is far supe
rior to any other remedy yet devised, is
known by all who have given it a trial. That
it does combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their cllect upon this class t f complaints,
ii indisputably proven by the great nmltitudo
of publicly known and vcmnikahle cures it
hss inado t.f tho following diseases: King's
Evil, cr Glandular Swellings, Tumor3,
Eruptions, Pimple, Blotches and Bores,
Erysipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire,
Salt llheum. Scald Head, Cough from
tuberculous deposits in tho lungs, Whito
Swellings, Debility, Dropty, Neuralgia.
.Dyspcptia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
t?7philitic Infections, Mercurial PissJscs,
Feimlc Wcakne sse?. and. indeed, the whole
series of complaints that urive from impurity
i of tho Llood. Minute reports of imliviihud
cases may be found in A if. it's) Aittuitis
Almanac, w hich is furnished to the druggist
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may bo
learned the directions fur its use, nnd soino
of the renmrkahlu cure, which it has nmdo
when all ether remedies had failed to pfl'ur !
rtlicf. Those eases are purposely taken
fiom nil sections of the country, in erdir
that every reader may have access to soma
t ne who can speak to him of it benefits from
personal experience. Scrofula depresses tho
vital energies, and thus leaves its victims far
inory tubjeet to disease and its fatal results
than rre healthy constitutions. Hence it
te tnis to shoi ten, nnd does greatly shorten,
the i. virago duration of human life. Tho
vast importance of these considerations has
Kd us to spend years in perfecting a remedy
v hich is nth qunte to its cure. This w e now
idler to the public under the name of ArEU'f
SAi;sAi'Ann.i.A, although it is composed cf
ingredients, bonio of which exceed the best
cf Hariaparilta in alterative power. Hy its)
aid you may protect yourself from the suffer
ing 'and danger of these disorders. Purgo
out the foul corruptions that rot and foster
in tho blood, purge out the causes of disease,
and vigorous health will loiiow. i;y its pecu
liar virtues this remedy stimulates tho vital
functions, and thus expels the distempers
which lurk within the system or burst out
tm nny part of it.
We know tho puhlio have Leen deceived
Ivy many compounds of Sartajmrilla, that
promised much and did nothing; hut they
w ill neither he deceived nor disappointed in
this. Its virtues have hern proven by abun
dant trial, and there remains no question of
its surpassing excellence for tho cure of tho
nlllicting diseases it is intended to reach.
Although under tho tamo name, it is a very
different medicine from any other which has
been before the people, nnd is far more ef
fectual than any other which has ever ken
available to then,,
AYEH'3
CHERRY PECTORAL,
Tho Vorld's Gront Uomcdy for
Coughn, Colds, Incipiont Con
sumption, and for tlio relief
of ConHumptivormtionts
in ndvanced stagca
of tho disease.
This has hecn so lontf used and so uni
versally known, that wo need do no mora
than assure tho public thnt its quality is kept
up to the best it ever lias been, ami thnt it
mav ho relied on to do all it has ever dune.
Prepared bv Da. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical CliemuU,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
r-Sold by C. D. Watson and Hartswick
Huston. Clearfield ; E. A. Irvin, Curwonsville ;
Foster A Meliirk, Philipsburg ; S.Arnold, Lu-
j thorsburg ; and by dealers everywhere.
L-epiemoer i, o, jr.
Ladies' Furs, Purchassrs may rely upon gl
tiDflf the best Furs at CHAS. OAKFORD
bONfcVCentinental Hotel, Philad'a. Jan. U
H. W. SMITH & CO.
Mrnr ii iMS. and dealers In
Dry
Qoods, Groceries, Hardware
Queensware, sod
I h1l.. h. the IradB. Store OB
cvur.i iinu ubuhuj j
SECOND Street, bolow Judge Leenard s, orro"
lite the Presbyterian Chorea, Clearfield I'a.
I Pee. , ls'J.
Vri . JJtT-tlmt fluid Leeoinei In-
a MiWtlio vital forces In thir
.V('P''rous action, and
T -JJ --leaves the rytteia I)