Tin; ki-itumcan.
1 III II i t Wi'll v .Ml. I H'M h i I". IHH
CROWNING THE WISEST.
Not m n n v J'i il linpp-nc,
tlint ft yiiiin: Hum I nun New VmU
Viilvl l.otliliill. : I'.illuT lit'illjr
with nrvoi-al of (he mnirin .
p( (lip llniif.li ri-l'M incy, (li jortnu;
Anii'iiriin iv ii a i 11 1 r m t moil into the
iuxliiunalilc ci ii li'H of ilio mt'liopolm,
Wlii'iv, in runsi ijiii'iirp nf Ins ini pur
iKHial niipoanim i, or (hnl It i m fallirr
wit rqmrled very 1 i.-li, or (lint lio was
a new liiruronn die, nlnp lie itltriHli'tl
much nlU'iilioii, ami I'ocrtnio (inlo tlio
(avoiilo of tho ladii-s. This w in nut
at ull ro.li-.heil by tlio llritii-li licnux,
Imt as tio irc(pxt for a rcbiiiToli'ereil,
(hoy were compelled to treat It i tit
civilly. Thus thu mailer utood when
tho lion. Mr. il. 1. and lady made n
party to nt'comji.iny them to thoir
country seat in Cainhrideshiio, ninl
the American was umontr tho invited
guests. .Numerous wcro tho devices
to whidi these devotees of pleasuro
resorted in order to kill that old fellow
who will nieasuro his horns when !:o
knows they are not wanted, and the
ingenuity of every ono was taxed to
remember and invent something novel.
Tho Yankees aro proverbially ready
of invention, and tho American tliil
honor to his character as a man accus
tomed to thought. Ho was frank and
gay, and entered into tho sports nnd
amusements with that unalleeted en
joyment which communicated a por
tion of his fresh feelings to the iiiohI
worn-out fashions of tiie party. His
pood mituro would have been Bneered
at ty tome of the proud cavaliers, had
be not been such a capital fchot, and
be might have been quizzed had not
the ladies, won by his respectful and
pleasant civilities, nnd his constant
attention in tho drawing-room nnd
oloon, always showed themselves hie
friends. Hut a combination was at
last formed among a trio of dandies,
staunch patrons of tho (Jurtcrly, to
annihilate the American. Thev nrn.
posed to vary the eternal waltzing
and
jimiS u mo acting oi charades
and playing various games : and hav
ing interested one ot those indefatiga
the ladies who always carry tbeir
point, the scheme was voted to be the
thing.
After some few charades bad been
disposed of, one of the gentlemen
begged leave to propose tho game
called "Crowning the Wisest." This
is played by selecting a judge of the
game, and three persons, cither ladies
or gentlemen, wrto are to contest for
tho crown by answering successively
tho various Questions which the rest
of tho parlies aro at liberty to ask.
The ono who is declared to have been
the readiest and happiest in his an
swers, receives the crown.
Our American, much against his
inclination, was chosen among the
three candidates. Ho was awnro that
bis position, tho society with which
he was mingling, required of him the
ability (o sustain himself. Ho was,
to bo sure, treated with distinguished
attention by his host and hostess, and
generally by the party ; but this was
a favor to the individual, and not one
of the company understood the char
actor of republicans or appreciated
the Republic. The threo worthies
bad arranged that their (urn for him
bould fall in succession and be the
last. The first one, a perfect exquisite,
and with an air of the most ineffable
condescension, put this question :
Mil understand rightfully, the gov
ern men tot your conn try acknowledges
tio distinction of rank, consequently
you can have no court standard for
the manners of a gentleman ; will you
favor me with information where
your best school of politeness is to be
found f "
"For your benefit," replied the
American, smiling calmlv, "I would
recommend tho Falls of .Niagara. A
contemplation of that fctupendous
wonder teaches humility to the proud
est, and hur.-,an nothingness to the
m..csi. ii rebukes the trifler and
arouses tho most stupid; in short, it
turns men from their idols; and when
we acknowledge that God only is Lord,
wo feel that men are our equals. A
true Christian is always polite."
jnere was a murmur amonsr the
audience, but whether applause or
ii-umirv mo American could not de
termine, as he did not choose to bo
tray any anxiety for the result by a
scrutiny of the faces which wero bent
upon him.
The second now proposed his ones
tion. He affected to ben great pnlitj.
cian, mouslached and whiskered like
a diplomatist, which Nation he had
been coveting. Hi, voico was bland,
but his emphasis a very significant :
"Should I visit the United Stales,
what subject with which I am con
versant would most interest your peo
pie. and give mo an opportunity of
enjoying their conversation ?"
"You must maintain, as yon do at
present, that a monarchy is tho wisest
the purest, the best government -hich
the rkill of man ever devised, and that
a democracy is utterly barbarous. My
foui.trynieii are proverbially fond of
argument, and will meet you on both
these questions, and, if you choose,
will argue with you until (lie end of
your lilo."
The murmur was renewed, but si ill
without any decided expression of the
""'
leeimg Willi wnicn Ins
been received.
answer had
i he lined then ftrflse fp1n ,;, frat
and wilh nn assured voice, which
tinned to announce a certain Iriumnh
fail : ' '
"I requiro your decision on a deli
calo question, but tho rules of the
pastime warrant it. ami also a candid
ni.swer. mi have seen the A merican
the English ladies; which ara the
Juircsl '
Tho young republican glanced
nrmnd (he circle. J I. was bright with
'3'("1- and the sweet smiles
!''. wreathed many a luvely lip,
"lit l.avo w,,n n rl ....:..!
.,,., . 'iiiiii.j
""" I"" alii
L'ianco. (lid
""l lies late
" : " " answered :
I h, heve '"n '""',,,f ' ' bonutv is,.
, 1 , V"'1 l" ' P'erof
selling admiration nml , ;
I 1 1 A ... t . i
son .....I "
' ," ""''I'lcntly l,so
lailies
" "losi annul.,.,)
I and beloved and
v mi-leu nr ti.n , . . .
i,..r ;,. . s.'"i"'nen, must lie
l a. .-NllW' J" t Confidently
ly there ,s not n ,;
V heie awon,.,,, o truly beloved. o
tender jr ,-l.,ilP(, M -poctlully
'.;""" the l;,phlie of (he
"'V'1, S'"'-; therefore 1i,e Ameri
fan ladie, are Iho fairest. Hut," and
be ajnin bowed low, "if, he ladies be
fr. whom 1 have now the honor of
expressing ,v ,,iin rre in
conn ry, we should think IhemAnierr
'i'ho applause was enthnsiastic- after
J .o .,,,., had .Ui,..,..
the jude ,0 I heard, diivcied the
crown to bo piven to the American
JllumihiiteJ d'ofiTn KorlJ.
fdrtt Vcrtry.
mi: ntmiNnr. ni m ii Tin
NU'U l
ki lit i H. mk m.
' it) ttrntntl, thr t'irv. ih nlnM
M tfcf f'rtli Kmt -m uif yi. l Ur,
1 hal I In- Hi ir i mil hich r 1h )mt,
Arr f tifaii t tit trnpft ht.-h innlcrt
1 'it lnl I Ht r.(til im ti Nith,
Ait tr irnl tit ihf r-11 ol tt ttiitt-l r
Kiirfniiiniiig 1tip lilvknru off1c!h f
Ti imc that titer hut riittunt
V nint tnrnm,' (rum InntU nf drupmr ;
htr the i ri onr-e pnihllr rtiitDtt
llaih fiKlird itR ltf jr-'p nn thv air ;
Mtit a Kni intitlrr low in (tint wmninjr.
And I 'if S-iuih wind an lnl-n with doom
A ve 1 or u Mi tii wild omen with acorniug !
A ve ! dance on (tie vi-rge of your tmnU I
Y have fwathcj an with o1ul palli of aormw,
'luur Itrt-ath w tiie breath til Minoou",
Ve have (Ion all lipht Ircia our mtimtw,
And withnrrd tuir trtnSrt heart-bloumi,
Uut the llntei jour hliiitl tuiy hath lantrdt
J be diiion'it tt-ith mwn iu your iro,
A from ht at of llt'H'f furmwi rni-hantrd,
Urow warm, and burst upward in lire!
Armed warrlor-di'mnns of ravage,
I mjuellVil hv a vpfll nr an art
Futit, intniiinmi, untamaMy iavage,
And tlarititijc fur blood from the heart t
Vet ii lit'Hrti tliMt aro ruddy and wollm,
N-tt fiira, no diainpd and lo cold ,
ith no fmd but tho? rofmoript oldri
Of a tale that long aiuoe bath btwn Uld.
I'o ye think to escujie, U! my uiantera T
l)o ye wy, 'tip a nrratn of itk thought f
A liijtlit-tiiare of phaiiUutmal diaulera
Tu rriuaiu all uiilnrd and unwrought?
0 ! fitoli, and O ? hlindfd ! ye r uA.
How iwittly fat''n cohort unite,
0 ' ftwU, and 0 ! hhnd ! ye eaa flu not
That wrath In it mipht !
Not a drop of thn lilfi-hiood of hentea
lty yottr biri'lint; Vandali laid low,
Hut i hall pomuu the iiccp of the Keroea
Who caund the red torrenti to Huw :
Not a pang of our wive and our daughter,
Or lain, or all maddeitfd with d !,
ltut shall picrcv thro' hot iciuni of alaughteri,
Tu l lie dipt lie of vuur admired aoulf !
.Soun, rood e ahull compos the anguish
W ar'i viMi- bent nrr yuu, must bring,-
The tftjtie ft am that amouldfr and languish,
The kwn puiua (hat harrow and sting )
Dy your thrfshuldo blanched, sorrowful tacff
On your marts the gaunt figures of care,
IWp wiiiliiigr in dfitulate ultu-tw,
inged wild o'er the pall and the bier t
With ihr torrihle woe thai oomes only
W hen Hope has been strangled in gore.
When diMnught, and despairing and lonely,
ou stand on a hluod-(lt-lug-d iliore,
With the latt friend of Liberty pen shed,
With the last chance of ransutg undone,
And the fair fae uf Freedom, uncherisbed.
Lying mangled and stark in the sud;
With the knowledge this fcaiful undoing
Yoi B hand and yours only hath wrought,
Till the b lac tutus of darkuens and ruin
Khali fall like a tnadneup on thought ;
And you faint, and sink down iu dumb languor,
Appalled, and acur?ed by your Past,
For the flames of (tod's infinite aiiftor
Hare searched you, aud fcathed you at last !
durational.
BlackboardsTlieir Use and Effects.
It it upoi. mature reflection that I
express my opinion on what I deem
a prevailing evil, nnmcly, tho use of
blackboards in gchool exercises. This
w ill no doubt provoke a Karcmaic Bmile
from many dignitaries of Iho Bcbool
room, who look upon the blackboard
as the grand criterion ol success. I
make every concession regarding its
utility in communicating a knowledge
ot tho several wieiices, nnd deprecate
,i.. ... ..e -i o , . . .
iow iiei:rny ui lis fiooilblimcill, &UU
depriving the teacher of au instrument
that throws life and interest in the
dull routine of school duties. But
the objections I urge aro founded on
sanitary considerations, believing the
preservation of health to be tho first
duty demanded ol tho iiihlructor of
youth. 1 leel convinced, that the
dust, caused by the use of chalk or
crayon, on blackboard surface, floats
in the nir in very large nunutities, is
inhaled by the pupil nnd tutor, and
produces detrimental results by en
gendering pulmonary diseases. "Two
points only nro involved in the con
sideration of these objections, namclv,
does dust causo pulmonary diseases f
and if so, is sufficient dust generated
from tho use of crayon in school exer
cises as to produce thiseflectf The
first point will not admit of a cavil, it
being a vel! established fact, that ex
ternal pressure nnd inlcrnul cngorge-
meni aie mo cniei causes ol diseased
imign. iimt in, wu mil vy improper
pOMtionS tn Wtilking und Killing, force j
uie lower ena ol iheHlornum or broKt-1
bono back toward the spine, compel
the yielding spinal column to droop
forward, and contract the capacity of
tlio thorax. This will cauko portions
of. the lunrs to fold, and being in an
inactive slate, they will bo put rifled
and ruinf d. Or that the inhalation of
poisonous irnncs, Or air imnroiriiatod
with fine pitrticles of matter, causes '
rb.i,r,it inl. n...Ha i fK ;'),-
j i..mv ( inv lit! UIIB 11
tlio lower lobules of the lime, which
cells, Irom their extremely delirnle
htructurc, Bie ciinily damaged. These
foreijrn d'-pof-its solidify, Btop the
healthy action of the lungn, nnd hurry
tho unlbrtunnto victim into that loath
some disease, consumption. There
nro many instances ol this latter class
among slo ic-cutteis, millers, etc. It
this be true, w can infer that tho dust
from the uie of crayon exerts some in
fluence over the organs of respiration j
but if any doubts, us to its producing
fatal detriment, arc cntertuined by the
most skeptical, one short visit will
completely extirpate them. When lie
sees every exercise, from the simple
trulhs of primary arithmetic to the
suhllo beauties of (.'emnetry, made ob
jects of black hnurd demonstrations,
and hears a constant hawking of pupils
nature's attempt to resist unsalulu-
ry influences ho will encourngo the
men, mat mere is need 01 ro orinal on.
If he nlsn r.fl.el ,,.,,. tl. (.... ,!.
, , ' " , ; '"l .l"ul
uun di-wi . IIUUI ilOlll SIX LO
eight pounds of crayon aro triturated
on the blackbiard to imjirenalc the
air rells of his childrens' Inns, w hich
latter, from improper breathing and
defective ventilation, are seldom equal
to tho onerous tak of resisting cn
eidacliuieiitson niiturc's laws. 1 hope
parents will consider this matter caro-
iii I ly, that older and more ei iciieiiccd
edmalors than the writer will i-ive
this subject merited nttent ion : nn,l il
biitcktMiards bo nn evil, root them out,
and throw ono more obstacle in tlio
way of the "fji ini monster," that fast
ens its impartial hand on the youngest
and brightest, to swell the replete bills
of mortality. S.
Harry Campbell, who hud been but
a short time niarrie I, one day went
out with his young wife, of whom hp
was very proud, (this is apt to be the
ease with young fellows when they are
first married.) on a shopping exiiedb
tion. He seemed to take great delight
in paying her lutlo bills, (women's
bills arc always "little bills" lor the
first few hours.) although he began to
fi'cl as though hi charming companion
was getting the least bit extravagant,
lint he said not a word, nor looked
aught but approbation upon her trans
actions. Finally she came to tho last
article on her list, (it is generally the
first,) a bonnet of the latest fashion,
price fifty dollars. Jlarry, pnorfrllnw!
couldn't see it, (we mean the prica.)
and for the first time demurred. This
was the "ftrair that broke tho Camp,
bell's back," of wuicb our reader have
heard to much,
VlrrtUal
IIOOH.VMVS(,nniMllTTI!!S
ftp
lloolhmrs Ccrnian Tonic;
Tht ttreet Remedies fr all Maes of ths
Liter, Htomarh, nr I'lgsstire
Organs,
lI(H)!liiiirn (ii'rmun Itittors
Is eoiepoed nf the fare Juleei (or, they are
medicinally termed, Kitraeti) rf mots,
herbs, aad harks, lie preparation birhlr
concentrated and-- entirely
alcoholie edniiture of any kind"
"free from
IIM)iliuHl'H Gorman Tonic
Is a combination of all the Ingredients of the
hitters, with (be purest quality of Hanta Orus
Hum, Oranjre, o , making one of the most plea
sant and agreeable remedies erer offered to the
public. Thoie preferring a medicine free from
alooholie admixture, will use
Ilootland's German Bitters.
Those who have no objanHon to the oomblnv
tion of the Hitlers as stated, will use
IIouiland'H Gorman Tonic.
They are both equally good, and eontaln the
same medicinal virtues, the choice between the
two being a mare matter of taste, the Tonic being
the most palatable.
The itomaoh, from a variety of eauiet, inch
as Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous iMbility, etc.,
is very apt to have g-. Us funetious derang
ed. The Liver, eym II pathiting as closely
as It done with the Btoiaach, then be
cornea enVntcd, the result nf which If that the
patient suffers from several or more of the fol
lowing diseases :
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles. Fultners
of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stom
ach, Nauea, Heart Burn, Disgust fur
Food, Fullness or Weight in the
Stomach, buur lCrupLhiDS.Hink
Ingor r Uttering at the nil
of the btomach,bwtm
ming of the Head, -11
urr ied or
DiOirult
breathing,
fluttering of the
Hesrt,Cb(king or Suf
focating sensations when
in a l,i ing posturt, Dimness of
vision, duti or webs before the eyei,
dull pain in the head, deficiency o( per
ipiratiun, yellowness of the skin and eye,
rain in the tide, back, chest, limbs, etc.. sudden
flushes of heat, burning flesh, constant
imaginings of evil and great
depression of spirit.
The sufferer from these diseases should exer
cise the greatest caution In the eelecction ol a
remedy fur bis ease, - purchasing only that
which he is acsured I I Irom bie investica-
tioos and inquiries pnssesses true merit,
it tkillfnlly eompuunded, Is tree from i. jurtous
tngreeients, and bae established for i tee If a
reputation for the cure of these diseases. In this
eunnuction we would submit those well known
remedies
IIoofland'B German Bitters,
Hoofland s German Tonic,
Prepared by Dr. C. H. JACKS05,
Philadel hla, Ta.
Twenty twe years sines they were first Intra
dueed into this eovntry from Germany, during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more rare, end benefited suffering humanity to
a greater extent, than any other remedies known
to the publie.
These remedies will effectually rnre Liver
Complaint, Jaundire, Irspepa. Chronic
or Kervous Pebiliiv, li Co r on i e Dierrbeea,
Diseases of the Kid ners. and all diseases
afiting from a Disordered Liver, 6tomach, or
Intestines.
Debility,
Resulting from any cause whatever Prostration
of the system induced by severe Labor,
Hardships, Exposure, Fevers,
Ac, Ac
There la no tnediclna extant squat to these
lemedies In such eases. A tone and vigor Is
imparled to the whole system, the appetite is
strengthened, food Is enjoyed, the stomach di
gests promptly, the blvd Is purified, the com
plexion beoomes sound end healthy, the yeilow
tinge is eradicated from the eves, a bloom it
given to the cheeks, anJ the weak and nervous
invalid becomes a strong and healthy being.
Persons Advanced in Life,
and feeling the band of time weighing heavily
nf-on them, with all iu attendant ills, will find
ths use of these Bitters or the Tonic, an elixir
that wilt Instil new life Into their veins, restore
youthful davs. build up their shrunken forms,
1D1 1 09lln Da happiness to their remaining
Notice.
Il ll l w.ll ..l.tiliihtd ftct Ib.l fall fO
Imlf of tht f.m.l. po rlioB of our V"pnla
lloB ir. Irldnm In tb. I .njr.nftit of god
bealth, or.to o. thirr oo ipr.fioB, they
'n.T.r f.el w.ll. Th.y Rr. Uniruid. doroid of
rg, extremsly nervous, and have no ap-
I.li,Jf' To. thii of th r
l" 1 on,c' " PJ recommended.
Weak and Delicate Children
are mid. ttrong lh. m, of .ttb.r of tb.,
retnt.lir.. Tbfj will cure ererj oof matmimm
without not.
Tbou.stid. of ertifirtoi have .eramalst.d In
Iho hsndi of th. proprietor, bat f psr. will .Now
ol lb. publication ol but few. Too.., it will b
obr.ed, sr. moo of onto, sod uf fucb .landing
mat in. msit o. Denf.oa.
Testimonials.
ITon. O.orr. VT. Wondw.rd, Cbl.f Ju.lic. of
tb, bupr.ro. t ourt of rrnn.lr.nia, wri!. :
l'hil.d.-l.bii, I'a., March Id. IKS.
'Ifind Boon. sn'a . tla.MAa Rirr.a. I. a
(rood toulc, n.fful in A dte...ofts. diit.it.
iv. orssn., and of xrat brn.fil in ca...
of d.bilitjr and want of n.r.onl action in tb.
y.l.m. Your., truly, Gnu. V. Woodward."
Hon. Jama. Thomp.on, Jud. of tb. fuprtmr
Court of P.nnjtlv.nia, writs. .
rhil.ilclphia, April IS, Isds.
'I eon.idcr llodasi'i ll.rm.a Ultlcr. a Talo
abl. tn.dirino in ea.. of Indication or l,fp.p.
aia. 1 ran errtii. on irom oatsf lens.
'Youri, witb ro.poct, Jask. ls3Mflon.N
From Rot. Jorrpb P, K.snard. D. fl., Pattor
of lh. T.oih lla)iti.l Church, Hhiladdrhia t
!r. .1acs"ow Iinar Sir : I bav. b..s ft.nn.nl.
I, ran.ur.trd to rnnn.rt my nam. with roenm
men.lRlino of d;nr.nt kind, of mrdirin... but
regarding tha prao t is. a out of my ap
propriat. Hpb.r. I IV hav. in all ra... da
ohncd; hut witb a clear proof in roriou.
Inrlancea, and p.rlicularl. In mj own Itmilr, of
the u.etulnefr o lr. Iloofland'i Oerniaa Hitter.,
I depHrt for ortc. from mr n.ual eour.e, to et
pre.. bit full conviction that for preneral debility
of th. .Tfftem, and especially lor Ll.er Com-
plalt.b, II i n afe and valuable prep.rtton. In
sin. oate. it may lail, but a.ually, 1 fonht not,
il will b. very beneficial to tb are who runer from
lb. abov. tau.a. Youri, very renpectfully,
J. I). KRasian.
Fif Mb, below Coat.l StreeU.
From tlev K. I). Fcnd.ll, Editor of Chrl.tiai
Tbronicle," rbtladelphia :
I bcv. derived decided beneflt from the o. of
ItooflAnd'i Oorman Hitler, and leel il at pr vi
Irjre tn recommend tb.m a. a moil vatu.hl. tonic
to all whe ar. .offerinf from ironerai drbi Ity or
from dt.ea.ea arising from deranitement ol th.
tiv.r. ionr, truly, . I). Krrsall,
Caution.
Iloofland'a German Ililter. nr counterfeited,
fee that th. eirue -. tore of C. M. JAl K-
ftlN . on th. wrap I 1 n.r nf aacb bottl..
All other, ar cua terfeit. Prlncinal
nic. na at.ouiactnry. nt in. uerman Medina!
Store, Ko. n.l I Arch atreet, Phtiadeli hia, I'a.
C II AH Mi. M. I. VAN. Prnprlttor.
(Fonnarly C. M.Jackson 1 Co.)
Price.
Ilooflnd'a Oeratan Hilteri, ft bottl. tl All
" r half dos.n. 10
Ilm.n.o. Gcrtunn Tonie, fut np in t.nart
hot t lea, t.r bottl. .
Or a half do.an for j .0
-Do not forget ta examine well th. article
roe buy, la order t. gat lb. gennlo..
CisT-Fnr ml. hy n drnui.M nnd .lealarOn
pWielaM. fju 1
Wrdlrat.
DR. TAYI.OKS
Pt.tvif iikanui
II I tti: It H.
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BITTERS,
KilrKil.a .ntlr.l.r frtim HERBS and KOOM.
Iliglitj b.nefici.1 io
CYSrEPSIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
AND LOSS OF ATTETITE;
And n fioollenl COHKECTIVB fur p.nont
ufTeriof troin Diiordori of lh. Buw.ti,
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Sold Everywhere.
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oet?t 3m
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A safe Blood Purifier, a splendid Tonic, a pleas
ant Bevsrage, a certain cure and
Preventive of Diseases.
rilHE ZINOAItr MTTFHrl ar. oomponnded
X from a prercriptinn c f tb. celebrated hfrvp
lian pbyiician, Un. Cuaocira, who, attar yaarf
of trial and experiment, discovered th. Zlngnri
Herb tb. mort rnmarkabl. preduntion, lb.
aarth, porbapa, bai avat yielded e.rtainly the
moat aflcctive In tb cur. or di.eaaa. It, la
combination with th. other valuable propern.i
of which tb. Zl.NUAtU lilllhHsu computed,
will cure
Dy.pep.la, Fever and A;ue, Bill ' Fevcri
luolie, Colds, Itronchuia, Conrnmptioo
in iU 6ret .I.e., Flalulenry, Nor
vou tlebihty, Famala Cuts
plaint., Kbeumatiim,
lly.enterv.
Acuta nnd fbronie friarr!iaa. Choters Ifurbua,
tnoiera, irbold nnd Typbui r.v.r,
Y.llow Frvw, Kernfula, Iliiea
ael of the Kidney.,
Habitual Co..
tivcn.Ba.
In the Prevention and Cur. of tba above dii.
eaeci, it ha. o.vcr b.en known to fail, a. thou
sand, of our mort prominent ciliien. Ibfouvfaout
nil paru of th. rouulry, will te.tify. Let tb.
afflicted fetid for circular containinc testimoni
al, and certificate, ul tbu. who bar. been currd
after tht 'r case. b.v. been pronounced hopel...
oy our neat povvician..
Principal Vr'pol, F. RAlITFIt CO.,
No. 6 N. Front hi., i-Liladel hia.
Reeonimended by
El-Oov. David R. Porter, of r.onrylvnnln.
Hon. Hob.it J. Fuber, ' "
Hon. Edward Mcl'berwa, " "
Hon. Joel B. Il.nner, "
Hon. "a. Moherry, and otbera.
-htnd tor Circular. f.bll-ly.
XATUKE'S UUKAT JJKsToISill
nv ii i; ktz'k
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.
11113 toffHr-vl pr'parfttioa It now ofTerfvi t
A in uniif ai i iHiii.ii xahtitat forth
tftnv vorthlma rnmpoundi wbirfa ru.w fl mrt tb
markt. Ii U furpy rrictttkbl, cnipntiil of
Tauioui nitrin, ifainorcxi trota tht grrat ilura
bou of nature, nd aeUrtrd with th ntumft
rar. It Ii not rfromundcil a Ci rr-All.
hut hy iu direet and lutarjr Itiflocnoa vjmn
th lloart, Liver, Kidnryi, LuoftR. Btutuarh and
Howcli.it aeti both a preventive aud cur
far men nf lb diiteaaei to which thou off me
arv vuijen u i a rename family Medinn.
ud can be taken by either infant or adult witb
tb ni beneflritl repults. It it a certain
prompt and rreed rrmeilT for Diarthira. In.
entary, tow-1 eomplnint, I'ypepilt. tow new
nf Hpiritt, Faintinpt, tSirktieadarbe, d-n. Fir
Chill and fertri of ill hindn.it it farhetteraod
tarer than any qnlnin. without an? cf it ner
nirinui effprta. it cretra an appetiu, provet a
powerful dijreottr, a-d will mnaterart the effprt
of liquor in a frw minutoa. Prepared b J ACdB
SiHhtTZ. Iol Proprietor. IS. W. or. Filth
aod Kae iUmIi., l'hiladrlphit, I'a. t-vli by
all Druggieta. , DII.iy
Attention, Afflicted I
'I'lIK .ubarrlb.r civet notir. that ht baa
-1 resumen 16. prarlic. or Medicine in 1.0th
eisburg, where b. tntenHe to devote bie nttcn
urn to tba treatment of CHKOXIC DISK ASKS
in aeneral He will keen nn band a choice .
leclion of nRI HSand MKIIC1NKS ad..led to
ire treatment or chrome diseases, and may be
vun.oueu at on oiro. al any nnnr of th. day.
r. it. A word to Ibose afflicted with ehronle
oiseasea nay b. to vitain adcariare. Mat
at not b. ..art that uornraT rh.isici.n. wl.o
do a nintag pt.rtlca hav. not rial to attend to
toe treatment of rnaoair diseases, and ron.e.
quently avgi.arr them; hence lliit rlas. of di-
aee. recuirca ixci.i sitr attention.
UI.'"KliK WILSON, M. D.
tnlhersburjr, Frb. 37, li-rift-lf
Beale's Embrocation,
(ii a ft Powell's,)
For all diseaeca Incident to Hurees, Oattla, and
Human flesh, requiring tb. ns. ol an
external an!ice!ion.
Tbi. Rmbrfication waa estensirely tted hy
the Uovernment during the war.
Kor sal. by ll.rt.wirk A lrwlr, Clearfield
Joseph K. Irwin, Curwensvill. ltauiel Uood
laod.r, Lu:bersburr if
SWl
Ilii
rtMd t. Kennedy'. Medicd
tscovcry, Hluihold'a Uurbu. Ileher'a Co.
Liver Oil, Jaoe a and Aver', meitirinee of every
kind, for.al. h IIAKTpWK'K IKWIN".
K-at m. Dnmllicn. Ilubhcll'fc PraeV
llooflend's (f.rman.lloatetter's and (Ireene's
Oxygenated Hitters; alao pur l.iuuer., of all
kinds for .dtcinal rnrpos.s. for sal. bv
UAHiMW-Il'R 1RWTN,
Tra.a and ahdiiwilnal anrnortr. ol .very
kind of the lateet isanmvent.nte, for ele
the Prog Rtorejof IIAKI.-H ICK t IKWIN.
CTlotUiiirf.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
rpIIR time ar lard : you'd like to know
A How yon mar mr ynnr dollar j
The way tn do it 1 will ehnw,
If yoa will read bat foliowt.
A mn who lired nM far from her,
M ho worked hard at hie trade.
But bad a household to ufport
ihat tquanderod all ha mad.
I met him onre. Ptyt he, "My friend,
I look thread hear and rough j
Xe tried to get aiytelf a euit,
But can't ear up enough,"
Payt T. my friend, how much bar yoa ?
I'll tell yoa wliire to fo
To get ttiii that ennnd and cheap i
To BK1Z.KNSTK1N k Co,
He took what little he had eared,
And went to Keirrntein A Brother',
And there h got a handiom suit,
l or half he paid to other.
Now he I home, he inoka so well.
And their effeet It tnrh,
That when they take their daily meal.
They dnn't eat half a much.
And now he finda en Saturday night,
to Ith all their wanta mp( hrd,
That be baa money left to tpend,
Aud com to lay aaxie.
Hla food tnrpeea, with cheerful tmil,
He t-ia'llT telle to all.
If you'd tare wnny, go and boy
lonr etnthe at
ItEUKNTKlN'0 CLOTHING HALL.
Whera lh cheanett. fir.eet and beat Clothln
and good Farnitbing Uoode oaa b had to
every taat and in very tyl aprll fl?
ITH WAKTI-.ls.-Th nndcrsigncd will
pay th hifhc.t t'ASM PR !( R lor all k nds
ot Fl Krt and LETR K1Nft. Ui.enieaeall
CIrSald,Irw.l. I. L. RLLZEMIE1K.
MARRIED
,irin, who, d.itif.p rtrula f eHrl. are r urh
rr.uMd With t't i fr 1 onlipatioa, ean
ftnd rf. H'.. relur in tt.k.ark Hi... d fit. whirh
ean le iiin darn g ll ttage of prrgnanry with
pfrfeet taitiy.
SCROFULA
And alt diteatea of llieMt-od, and all erupfiT
dineatet of the aklo, Md Sore, Tumor and I I
cert, nritltiff from whatever pause, ran be per
manently rured hy the aie of Dr. Kobaoh't Blood
Purifier and Blood Pi Hi.
TJNPEISCIPLtD
Dealer often recommend other bitten baenuae
they hr nut Kohark'a. W detir to eaution
thaft1ieted apninat purohaaing any of thetu :
buy hohack t tomarh bitlera and none other,
U you would ooitbal diaeat aucceaafully.
WANTED.
All peraoni troabled with Coetirenea and Con
ftipatiun of lh Bowel to buy Hoback't Blood
Pilli ; they contain no mercury, ar purely veg
etabie and work like ft charm; ean be taken
with aafaly by praooi of nil age, mod in til
condition ot Uie.
LADIES
Of sedentary haMta who require a gentle pura-a-tiv
will nod Koback'a Blood Pill jaat th med
icine tbey want : tbry are pertectly aafe and ean
be taken at all timet ; they contain no mercury
or mineral poitro, but are purely vegetable.
LIVEE COMPLAINTS,
Janndir and all affeetinna of tho Liver are oon
ramoved by th u of Hohaek'i ttoinarb Bitter
and blood I'illa, they ara eorapoeed of ver-ul le
medicinal i tract with aapeoial refereno to
their direct aeuva ea tht iivr and digettir
ajiparatu.
EICS HEADACHE
Arieea from ft diaorderetf tttt of th atomarh
nnd bowel, and a billiout derangement of tb
lirer. and ear r permenently cured by th an
of K-tek' Hlwod Purifier and Blood
lull di recti or. I acovmpan each bottl and box.
DYSPEPSIA.
Th out and of th wurat tnfferer fros thii ter
rible gnawing diaeaae hav been rored by lb
t ol Hohara'a tStnrnaeh Itinera, aa th tftatimo
aial now in our hand fully pro.
COSVALESCEXTS
Fhonld ate Kobark Rtomarh fitter to strength
en th proration whirh alway follow acuta
diteaaca: il will be found far anpermr a a tim
alatiog tonie loan of tb win and bark prepa
ration of th preaent day.
KEU2ALGIA
Tan ha effectually enred by taking Tit. Kohach'a
Blood Purifier and Hlood Pill., and bathing lb.
fleeted paru with Tincture of AooniU or Chlo
roform. PILES.
Ther tt no medifin la oae o ofllteton at
Dr. Kobark Hlood Purifier and Illnod Pillt fnr
the pern.ac.ent rure of Klind or tlleeding Piles;
they atnk at th root of diaeate, thereby remo
ving th canto.
NIGHT MAKE
Is on. of th. many disease, of nhich Dvsnensia
ia the parent. To affect a enra ner.no. .hoald
avoid hearty f.Mid at night, and take n wine glees
iuii ei nooacft l Momacb Hitters on retiring to
bed.
WHO SELLS THEM 1
Tbe A rents for tba isle of R. bark's Blood
Pi!la. Pt'.m.ch Hitter, and Mlnod Purifier ara
1IAHI.-H H'K IKWIN, Clearfield, I'a. jnn21
H. F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK AM) WATCH MAKER.
or Poet ti ma
MARK IT tTllEKT
v.
roST OFFICE iMUwJoVLE A BFIELD
IIIR aubtrribftr reapoettully inform hie old
a inirin" ana in )uiMir frrnvrail mat be
ii n band, fand ia w-nttAntlv reoeivinr new
additiena thereto,; a large atoek of
Clocks, Watclies mid Jewelry.
ken Jewvlrv In all Ita for ma and of
dittrrent valura, either by the piece or eet
WATfllES A foil aeortnent of either Gold
ft (Silver, made by the brat Aueriran and for
rftn aianufaeiurere, including a fine lot of gold
end ilver himting raae, lull jeweled, i'attat
bevera.
CLOCKS Of :t deflcna, eoaalrtin of etrhl-
day and thirtv b ar. of either weight, eprtng or
irvars, ana mi-n r'nue ann alarm.
R l.PA IR1NH. A II kind, of Watch and
dork Hfpaiied, and warranted.
In .dditinntowh.t I here enumerated 1 k.-o
. ful assortment
t .-I'Ki r i-t.m. e..i......i ...j i M
plain ties., t l,n. mil. 11 I I N S and I'K NCII.H
"t'OONS rcKKs, lU TTIIt KMVKS, and in
fact everytbinf in Ihe Jewelry line. If I tail In
have on hand Ju.t what a customer way nerd, 1
ill nroer per first etpress, without eitm rh.rjre.
A libel. 1 share of public patronepr Is solicited
Wsjr 7, IHV; . II. r. KAl'liLE.
DOBBINS'
ELEi'TlilC
II O O T POLIS II
MAKI. a I.AT1M; HIF.
'11I10SK who black their honU oa P.tord.y
J. niftht with ordiuary blaikinft. don't have
anoch lnn. oa Sunday, a. th. poiif.b fad.a off j
but lb. .bin. of
DOIiniXS- BLACKING
A,iT.f.. S.itur.hiy nnd oil Jiy Sunday
It Drat nnt other lllatkliiR Narlrl
Manilla lored only hy J. D II. 1,1,1ns, at h ia at.
mens Hoap and Mlackio Wurli. riilb atreet
and tsermanlown avenues. Phil.itelpliia. I'a.
ror eaie n 4. r. h KA1 . h H nnd HAKTS.
WICK A IhW lN.Cle.ilielrl, Pa. nova.4m
LIVERY STABLE.
TTTT. nndfrijrtied bp leave -o tntnrm the vjtib
he that be n bow fulh i.rrnarod to aouiBia.
ii ir all ia tbe war of furnitbinHoreea, Bugtea,
Aadldie and liarnea. on tbe eborteet aotine aad
nn rmennehle ternn. Hemdeoo od Laeaat trat-
beiweeci Ibud acd Foii'th.
GKO. W. QJHHAET.
Hevflald, April U, UM.
fatfls.
A. W. WALTE R8,
A TIO KM Y AT I. AW,
Mrarflrld. fa.
V l,ff ' ln ,f '"Ol1 House. f,lcS ly
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORNEY AT I-AW,
Mrallii ld. I'a.
CdrOffr. tn lb. Court II.Me.
IJyii.'tr
JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATTOKNEY AT LAW,
I Irarllrld, Pa.
Ofoe. with J. B. NrEti.nv, Ksq , ov.r First Na
ttonal It.r.k.
nW-Pronipl attention given t th aMurlng
nf Bounty, Claims, dc, and to all legal basine...
March 2a, IhUT ly.
WALTE R B AR RE T f
ATTOHNEY AT I.AW.
OfTic. on Second M., ClonrlelJ, I'a. fnov2l,6(
Win. A. Wallace.
J. lllake Mailer..
Win. I). Ilirler
Frank Fielding
WAIXACE, BIGLER & FIELDING
ATTUHXKVH AT LAW,
t learlirld, Pa.
Legal huaineai of nil kind, promptly nnd
necuralely attended to. izayl5 y
th b s7j7m c cUllo ugh",
ATTOUN'KY AT LAW.
OSe. adjoining tha llank. form.rlv occupied by
J. it. McKnally, neoond at,, Clearfield.
Wlll nttnd promptly to eollaotlona, ,a1.
of lands, AO. d.ol7,9J
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LA V
Aud Real Katate Acut, C learfield, Pa.
(ttT.r on Market etreat, opfM-aite tha jail,
.fn It erpect fully offra bit aorvicea in telling
and buying tan Ja fn Clearlleld and adjoin in a;
eountte ; and with aa eiperienoe f over twenty
year aa a turveyor, flatter himaolf that h can
ronder tatiafaetiun. fcbdCK.'A.tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH.
ATTOUNEV AT LAW,
Irarfi. ld. I'a.
Office on Market atreet one dooraaatof th Clear
Said County llank. snnyl.'td
John II. Urvia. C. T. Aloiander.
ORVIS &, ALEXANDER,
ATTOKNKYS AT LAB'.
llcllclonle, I'a. scpUei-y
DR. T. JEFFERSON BOYER,
I'UYSICIAN ASD SL'ltOEOX,
Rewind Street, Clearfield. Pa.
-A.Having permanently located, b. now offer,
his prulra.iunai services to the cttisens of Clearfield
and vicinity, and the public (eueraJly. All call,
promptly attended to. oct2V-y
F. B. REED, M, D.f
riJYSICUN AND SUUGEuX,
Jftf Having rfinoved to WiUifcroncrova, Pa,
oDrr hia pn tefHonal terrictt to the poopl of
th turruunding eon try. jyHCT
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD,
Late Purgeuo of th bli Heg Mem, Pennertvaaia
Volunieera, having returned from tb' Army,
effert fait prufeaaional rviet to lb cititena
of Clearfield cenoty.
'-a'rtfraaioual ealla promptly attnJd to.
Ofhra on feeoond atreet, lurmcrly oeuj, ifd ly
ht. Woudt. (apr4,'oo il
DR. J. F, WOODS,
PHYSICIAN k SURGEON.
Having removed to AimmvilU, Pa., of! ere hit
pr-i'i irt'iiial eemw to ttie people of that plaoe
and the lurrauiiii g country. All rallr promptly
atlendid tn. lre. 3 6m pd.
DR. S. J. HAYES,
SURGEON 2. DENTIST.
OfTe oa Main ft., CarweEiilIe, Pa.,
"XlILL mak profeaiiooal vtaiu, fur theeoa-
venience of the pullie, commencing in
April, 119, a fuKovn. tu i
Lutherahurg Firel Friday of rry month.
Aneonri,lirt Mmday of overy month.
Lumber City Firat Thuraday of ovry month.
Fpendmg twe daya either plae. All ardera
for work akould be praaented a th day of h t
arriral at oar-h plana.
Teeth eitrarted Vy the app'trattca of
jopai anTi'trm roanparaiively wit boat pain.
All kindi of Deutal work guaranteed.
N. B. Tb pui lie will plrae nutice.that Dr.
11., when not enracrd io the above vmla, may
b foand ta hia oHica, ta Cutwenavillo, I'a.
Curwennville, f eb. 4, lhfitf. l-il
DENTAL PARTNERSHIP.
Pn. A. M. JIILLS.
DealrM to inform hia patron, and th
pui..ic rner-lly.lal he hai aaavciatod with bin
in the praciie of Ii-atialry(
s. i siiaw, p. r. s.,
WboU a rtuau of th Philadelphia PenUl
Ciillftre. atd therefor baa the hifcheot atteeta
tioai of profeMional skill. All work don in
th offm I will hold myeif paraonally onii
bla f.ir beinf don fa th moat aatiafacturj Bur
ner and birheet order of the proreaaion.
An eatabiuhed praetic of twenty twa year la
thia piece enabtea an to apeak u siy patienu
wi'h evnfldene.
Enfarrmente from a dietane ahonlJ be wiade
by letter a few dayr before th patirnt deai;n
foni,1 iJun 4, ltPfi ly.
MOSHAN'NON LAND & LUMBER C0
Oi-CtoLA FIKAM HULLS,
nAMTArrrnr.
I.UMRKR, LATH, AXI TICKETS
II. II. HllU.INt,Full!l, Preeilent,
Office Farrt Plai. No. l;s S. 4th St., Pliil'a.
JHII. LAV) Ml K. (liiferinlendent.
jcf'117 Oecenla .Mills, t'lrnrtir
Id oountr,
REUBEN HACKMAN,
House and Sign Painter and Paper
H angir,
( If arflcld. I'cnn'n.
11. Will eiecute jobs in hit line promptlr nnd
in a woikinanhke tnntinrr. af r..(l7
cm. cadwallTader7
CONVKTANCLH A JVSTICE OF THE TEACE
l"or IWatur Tp ( IrarQrld t o.
!L. Collections protnptlv ma.le and leja! instm
mcnla etcciili on shortest notice. Post office
a. lore.., Pbilip.nurit, Pa. maro.'A
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
n:lVKNt.K ANT) CXiNVEYaNCEII.
Afent for the Pmrh.se and Sal. nf Landa.
i Irallield, I'a.
JW-Prompt alientinn plrrn to all hnslnea.
eonnecled with the oaolj office.. Office with
janl.'M-tf
LEVI F. IRWIN,
Jl'STICE OF TI1K r E A C E
For Lawrcn". tomKliip.
f'lrarflrld P. tl, ( Irnrfltld tw. Pi
-Uohecilons and rvaaltuaree promrtlv
mada
je:.'.;.
SURVEYOR.
I " R nn.lcr.,Sneit oil, r. In, Hrrices n. a Stir-
rcyor. nnd mav be tounil .1 bis rridrnca.
lwrcnoi- town.ii ii Lrttere Will rtnch hira di.
reeled to TVairfli'ld, Pa.
ma.tj.tf. JAMKS MlTrilF.I.Tj.
DAVID YOUNG,
STONE-CUTTER AND MASON,
P.O. not UK. ( Irarllrld. P..
J?vV"ftp-ial attention paid to Itree.inf Ftnne
and fupenntrmlint Jobs. All kinds of Maeonrv
dope, in the most workmanlike manner, llrdcra
Milicited, and contracts taken in any part of the
oounty. . jy2.tr.
JAS. C. BARRETT.
T U S T I C F. OK T li K T E A C E
And Lieenwd Couveyaneer.
I alhrrabarg, I Irarlirld rr, p,
.iy"olleetior.. and remittance, promptly
made, aad ail kinds of legal instrument, eleeu'eil
on abort nt.ee. I tr.'(in.u
DANIEL M. DOUGHERTY.
EAEBEE & HAIR DRESSER,
grctlMD STREET,
jij5 r l. r. ar fi ei, ii, r A. ir
THOMAS H. FO RC E Ei
riaLtn tn
GENERAL MKRCUASDISE,
CRAHAMTtlX, Pa.
Alao, eTteniiva manufacturer and d.alar in fqoarn
Timber aad Sawed Lamharof all kinds.
M-Ordan mlMhsd aad all till promptl
- Uyi-iy
let anBa...,,. v. a. A. aeaaati
A t n a yu la.
J. li.GHAIIAM&SOXS,
UAHkKT PTREET,
CLEA KFI KLD, Pa.
TUB subscribers bavicg .ntar.d Into partner
.Lip for tba porpoe of carrying on th
bn.laoM of ll.rchandiainf , now nff.r
A ftooil
And rar opportnalty to th altUeni of Clear
field and adjoining eoantle to bay itore good
atwholetalt or reull prie, that will aatoniih
th uninitructed. Their good will b particu
larly eeieeud to toll thii markt Every lady
will, thtrafor, call lh aUentlon of her
IIiiKlmud
To thlt faet, becan thla branch of oar botineia
will reeelv tpeoial attantUn, and everything
needed io a well regulated honaehold will at all
ttme be found in oar stor. Oar eieek of IH
CiMIM thall not b tor pa ted, itber in qual
ity or pric, and will ubrae, in part, P rinta of
very ityl. Gingham and Lawn of vry
qntlity, Wualini of every grade, It L tinea
adaptod to tht tat of tha old and young ; and
very artieU of any kind of good tbey eall la
Guaranteed
To b aa represented, aod warranted to fir taU
iefaction. At to DFIIHH C(MfH-w bar
a, aplended auortment of Alpaeat, black, whit,
and fn eolora; Arm o rat, Silka, and in short all
th newett style in tb market. We dctiro thii
fact to beoome kaowa
To Every
Pertoa-man, woman, ahild, phyeiciaa. n.
ehaaie. farmr, lawyer, barber, woman' rigbtr
matt, or any otb or man in the oonnty
Young
Or o'd, nca or poor, high or low, bo will favor
us :ib n tail. With onr sow nnd eiicu.Ir.
lock any (entliin.n can plana, th Boat fa
tidioani XaiOll m
'
!aa heretofore. Our peraonal revKinf ilility 1
pledged for all Iopoe.t received and bunj
traa ictd. A cuntinuanoe rf the liberal pal
patters, tar aott, kid rlovea or by doicr that 1 ron" of ,b bunoM men of the e-untv in.
rbiri ta tetter: fir her a well flUad puma,
and ah will Sod food and payiof inveitmenu in
ombroiderie, adfinir. ribbona, flovea, hoaiery,
or an 7 other koaa.hold aoocuitiea.
And
In addition I what w. hav alr.aiy annmara.
td,w keep all tiadi of CENTl.EWL V
H EAR neb a. Cloths, Caaalmarea, Eatin.tta,
Data, Boots and Shoe, e he sides,
A Aire
Assortment of Made op ( I.OTIIIXG for Men
and Bova, aaannfaet.r.d nt of th verj heat
malarial, which w. will a.11 for nth ar (tchanf a
for ooantry prodoce at pricet which will atoaieh
both fcnrbaad and
Wife
W ara no latj.lr en f. red in hajinf nnd
Hlliri t.it ABK TIMBER and ananafae
tared LVMRER, nnd will (ira thia branch l
bnfin.a. spesiaj attention, and mak. it an object
To Every
On who haa Lumbar to aril to deal witb oa,
W h all alt keep ron-taatly oa hand a
funeral aaenrtment of (.R(C i:RIK.4 and
lURPMARi; which wewill Ml at ed
injly low prieet. Wa alie keep full ataor;
meatof U IXK.TAHE. Thi department
oillb kept full aad aomplet, and avry
Young 31 nu
Or maiden wh eontemplat. honeekeepinir. will
find It ndranUf eons to eoma nnd trade witk a..
vT nr an ciiuat.d. nod, front long eaperienct in
th. hasia.M, .0 w.ll neqoainled witk th. want,
and necessities of tki. rosasaanitj, tkat v feel
fatitfied U vr.rv man nod womaa
In Clenrfleld Coiiutv
m.kei It a point U bav their iood.fr.ra na. wa
ean pleas them both at to qnalitr and prion.
Therefore, eome along and bnv your
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Qucrnsvarr, Hardware,
BOOTS SHOES, HATS 4 CATS,
Ready -Made Clothing,
Aad everything yn need to r-ader Tours.lv m
nnd familia. eomfortabla, from
JAS, B GRAHAM & SONS.,
augutf CLEAKFIF.LP. Ta.
X".";''. '
Hi. settlement or the notes aod hook accounts of
Ui. ute na of Shovrerl A Urahem r K vV. Gra-
hem. Tho. knowing themselree indebted to '
either are reqne.ted to jome fonrard at one and j
eloar their accounts. j
JAMrS P. GRAHAM A EOXS. !
Clenrteld. fAeptembar 10-tf. " '
" - - - s? j
Il T - yr wmlanVr town einvrwrtlaa, I
-sk 1 eswB veaarneia. Lonatjaaa aa
sirabi. aad buidii.r new. Arr'v ta
. . M. M. MoCTLLOrSH,
Waif Asora-T at Urn, art r.
?atlrcads.
r:
t . I -v-V..'"-i,g
OiKiiiup of tho Tyrone 4 ClearfVj
Branch to ClcarSc'i.
i'ortyon ratt north ofTro,
OX and afler Monday, Pcl.ruary I, ((,
I'aswn.cer Trams vr,ll run ejaii. ' '
huudaval helwcen Tyrone and La k ll'i,n
one Passenger Train between Tvrou. ana I '
held, aa follows:
l eave South. HUtluua. Luiij,
J.on, P. M.
.6k, "
4.15, "
4.6U, "
ClearCld
I'bilipsourg....
CiKola.
Tyroae
ll.ln, -li.ti,
.
Did,
COSM.l 1 1OH.
Pajsengcr. leaving Clearfield at 2 o'ejo-k -
Phil pslmrg at J.66 p. m., Osceola at t.lj ,
arrive at Tyrone al 4.50 p. m., makirg contettJ
with Cincinnati Kxprcaa i.asl at 11.17 p, M
with Mail W est at C.t I p. ni .on M.m Lm.aj
who iiaiu r.aK'e tifirtj, icaim I v rone at T tt
p. tn., arriving at Hcllcfonte at B 45 p tt., at,. K
ijore, ii.im o. . -v ,.. u;., cuuiiecung .i:4
Mail East on the Philadelphia and hn. h(Ad,at
11.21 p. in., arriving at Y ilhainnnort at y i. M
lie turning, passengers leaving Wuluojiioet u
8.14 a. m., on ivri. Mail West, arrive at Lor, jj
ven l Hill a. as., oontiecting witb bald
l' . I........ I i.nL 11 .. I....,
'i1.... ... . .I, .ii. " . iv.iv a. Bn a
ruing al uellclonla al ll.j. a. m., plow sag.
Vliy m .. u.iu., ano iiiunrii n m
tDWAltl 11. WILLIAM.
Ofiieral nTiMBd,,
GEOKUE t. WlLKKSif.
fb4 uciii, undent-
riilladelfiliia & Eric Railroad,
.SUMMER TIME TABLE.
Through and direct route between rbiladtV&k
l, I T II I :., . f
jm liliuvi v, uiiiiruuiK, ii nu ft rut port,
and the
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CAES
On all igbt Train.
Off and after MONDAY, NOV. r,d. n, tht
traina on the Philadelphia A feti)
nukii wiu iuo ai .".owf : i
H mt ward. 1
Mail Train teavea Pbilndelphia. K 4i f, H.
iJo do i. Mary . J.tf. p. K
1i arrtv at Erie ( N f jj
Srie Exprea leave I'liledclphia 1 1 .& a.
lo dw Ht. Mary a I,Kit'
.Oa -Arrive at tn 10. flti.M
KahlHurd,
Mail Train leave Fri. ..10 $; n
Io. ....... do 5t- Mary' .w f. M.
le arrive at Philadelphia.. ..( 0 a M.
Xri Kxpreaa leave fc rie 25 f. k,
Io M....d(.....FiL Mery'a...... 1.1A M.
Io .amv at Philadelphia 4 !(i t, .
Mail aid Lipreea connect with Oil Cnj tn
Alle-?ny hiwr it ail hnad. Iif-n?f rtttii
through ALFRED L. I.Lth,
General fruperintei4eat
Clearfield County Bank.
riMIE CleaiEeld County Hank a an ineoria.
Ud icftituiun haa (tone out of eiiftetttfcr
tb aurrender of iu charter, oa Mav 12, lik
All it ucai i owned by tha aubacr.bert, vhe
w.ll continae tb i.aitkii'g kunndr at the aaaa
place, private banker, under the ftra aaaa
ol th "Cie ueU tuur.tv Dank." Wearer
ep naible lor the debta ul tb tal k, ani writ aj
noin an arniria ai ine coatier. ieaiii
revived and interet paid when Bicnry U left far
1 . f J l.a. I'.Vi.r al , m ... ... a
svocuuliv oolici'd. Aa Prtaident, Cerbie ud
odicerj of t. lata Clearfieid Connty Eank.w
require tha note. d .aid itank to b pmuted
for rademptioa.
JAS. T. lUiSABD, F.ICHARfl FHAW,
WM. I'OHTEK. JA8. B. tiRAUAK,
A. K. WltliiliT. tt. L. REED,
WM. A. WALLACE.
Tba hn.in.e. f th. Bank will b eondneted kj
Job kl. Adams., Esq., as Caabior. ,iaB!a,'s
J. D. M tlirk. LJward Peril.
b ak mg & collection eouse
McGirk &. perks
Eurceffrore to Foatcr, Perk, A Co
Ptililpaburi;, Centre Cooautj, Pt.
YIIir.KE all the Luainrn of B-nkinf 11 wa
1 V will be trantacted pmmptjy acd apt tha
moet favorable ttnua aiarT-tf
County National Bank.
CLIAItrir-LP, TA.
TBI3 Bark t now open and readv for best.
n.s.. Othe. on 8eron d etreet. tn tbe haild.
ic formerly occupied bv Leonard, ( inaej A C.
Marrrna. aan ornrs.na.
JAS. B. GRAHAM, KH'HAKD FHAW,
W.M. A. W ALLACE, W M. PoKTKH,
A. K. KItiUT, tiEO. U. KhKD.
0. W. MonRB, JA3. T. LEONARD.
jn;S,'n Cabi.r. Prexdeat
jLlliSffUanfous.
BOOTH S IMPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR.
MEp
SRS. ItOOTH A TElalBArOER. ta
roprietnre of th Ivrroved Stamp Ei-
traemr, with il divtiDrttv aodertiood tbat thm
warrant lb ia marfc:&e to dc juat what it it retwa.
ttoaded exeel'ir; oibr etomp anarbiae by
bfing eottftmr4d oa true f biloeofibirtl phac. .
lee. It wul eitrart tbe larreet pine eluma. vaa
fteed It above pcrooad fsr-rmittinp th eot, ta tall
bark ia tbe b-e and will ralj then a fait a
tea men ran dig tb dirt frora th roots after
eitrartrd. It wul wall iwirc to tbe eite of tb
tniB)i) tn m tuny to cd bnudred pr dev. It
ill eiiber 'ara tbera over, or eurpecd tbta ta
be rmiM P. a desired. In Hmnnctore
baild tbe titrartor, deliver It. aad tert it aa tbe
farm of the pnrrbaer ; and if it dote aot reader
enaf.lfte att :artu n, acJ do jurt ai rteeoiBrftd
ed. they ill t ke it and raare;e e.-thirg
f'r tbeir tmable. 1'rire cf .Varblne, l0 W.
Towaehip atd eoanrvri.bte lor ami. Wt
bar aa travehrr aret.t. Adrea
lii'UTII d Rl MbAROFR.
Jefrreoa Lice P. 0.. Clerald Co Ta
MIRTH ICAll
vT, tb aadcrtirnf d, ba witarwfd tb
trial of T. J. ho"'L loit rved Mawp Kitraetor
on tti Ura of R. II. Aloore. aar LaLhrtorr.
on batarday and Monday, tba Ttb aad tib ef
November, take plrasur ta Titi(t ta tb pub
lie, tbt w beiiere it to be lb h(Nt aaarkiD
wow ta are fur extract ctuirp. It ,( ,afi
eB(trurti(ta. eaeiiy manafed. not habl ta fret
oat of order, and very durable. Frur bb took
tbe wiarbice frcn tl. vi.'iii, wbea entire.
apart, put it tocetber. aad pullrd larjre pie
etanip in lm tban one bur. V aw lac ea
I-bJI a lerpe etunipwitb ean. Thry bee a bore,
but be dor bit work ia Uku g out lb litffH
etuwipa. wiibuul a bard uii. Mr. iVcth, tb
ratfBTpe. fi lly np-lrrfta'i it pwt or Bp ard
bandlinff tbe machine. Mwau'd adviit iare
ia want uf Hump extractor to eee tbi one tested
t-cfi.re p'irchair.jt elvcwbrre, wbirh t-y raa do
frre of rbarf by ralltrtr oa tbe P'opriftor.
J. C. Harreti, J. Vt. h-rivard, h V pacliaa,
J bn Ni.lder, Ji iiB K-rk, J W. taha(aa,
K. H. Vnora, .V W. M a la-e, W.R.Aietanler.
t.eo. liilter, 'lB 1 , rk, A Trrlrw Vi iI.jB,
S. J. Hnrn, Vrn K l'T.n, K.J. Kirk.
J Moore, I.. It. t'arhle, Qeo. Vt' a 0.
l-evrr Flepal, Tred k Smiley, novlk If
Yrit k
XT o (iif n"
l IMMwHl PTt A. Thu it
notice, that or- tli 1st duv of Jatua
a Warren io rarfkmnvi a ievd
acaii--l the rn'Bt i.rPTAC H. 1"H0M ( Si'.N. of
ClcaTflc!., Itniice. in Hi- enynty ot I'loarftrU. and
Mate of IVfin- h ama. wlio ha heoa huUcfd a
bankrupt na hif own rtitin; that tbe ( aiuifnt
of any d te ar,.I delnrrv of anv pnnorv bcioaff-
ii. t to auob bkmpt, to Inra or tor bia aee, ai d
ihe tranF'trnl ary pmpeny by h.rn. ar forointlea
by law j that a aicetiug of tbe ereJitor of tbe
aid IWknip!, o proie tiicir drM. and to eboe
one r more Apipnc of hil e'atr, will be betd
at a Curt of flankru) try to t ho) i- e at the ofbr
of the KrfriMcr. oa t: e ;h dar of .Marrb. A. U
lM9f at 10 o clock. A V
1 il"VA A. ROWLEY.
I. 8. Marahal. ae Mfsernrf
By 0. P. Path, lpt. I. s. W ar bai. iai.2. it
Democralic Almanac,
I1'!! ln.alual.le rnit.'iraunn is for wle at tha
t r' Ii ah.wld he in the heeds of every
I'emocral. It eontairs full elecimn retom. from
'TtTT county in the I aited Pufee ; heetilea. th
namKer for lHf eont.ina n cowr1' list f lh
nameeolallihenc.picr.si!r.ire.sedanlmet-hed
dunnj Linooln't adcnini.traiinn and thai for lr
I eontaint tbe raters of all tnoee ai.niao. - -
in.,,;. - - ar.n ik, ean
M-v-a. ihe a
list's, lor fntnr. referrnca. are worth mora than
j the pric of the r nblicatioa. Ik. nnmbet for l6l
wa.se mil of valuable atetwio. Mnjmmmm.i
M oaau n tb roat Alaatar. ramu bj raoua
maij a erT fw m-k vwar, fro of fo"v)- tMf