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-i cvrrlfeY JOttS L. 2XSBX3L , . ," ...
Oh, X roekV to da East, nd I look to de T7el,
in I seed a might j big chariot a oomin, "'
Wid forty gray horses a crack in oa do lead,
For to take tts to de oder side ob Jordon.
So I pulled off rny coat, and rolled up my
-. v. sleeve, .
Jordon am a hard road to trabel,
So-1 pulled off my coat, and roiled" up lny
i :.:.. : sleeve,
Dere'a mercy on the other aide of Jordon I
" ' believe.
Den I lookee to dc Norf, and I lookee to de Scnf,
An I spied a purty mighty flower garden.
An old Fader Miller a blowin de clarionet,
To i&rit-s us to the other side of Jordon.
So I pulled. 4o.
Joe Smith and Fader Miller dey got into a fight,
An dere wa3 no one near for to part 'cut, nose.
Fader Miller kicked Smith an he tumbled on hi
An be akected to d udder side of Jordon.
" So I palled, Ac.
David and Goliah dey went out to hunt,
David sent Goliah for to fetch 'em, shin,
When he up id a bar of soap an hit him on de
An he landed on de odder side of Jordon.
So I pulled. Ac.
One day Dan Tucker went to bake a hoe cake, -An
he put "bout forty pounds o' lard on, ' . hands.
.But it got so very greasy dat it slipped from his
An moseyed on de odder aide ob Jordon.
.'. ... So I pulled, Ao.
Toor Uncle Torn had a berry hard time, ,
Tho' he asked Mrs. Beecber's toes pardon, t did,
lint she never will diskiver what a wicked thins
Till she tries to reach de odder side of Jordon.
r So I pulled, Ac.
Tncle Sam's Black Slave hab got it mighty hard,'
But de White Slave ob England a more hard one,"
An I radder do believe Uncle Sam comes out de best,
An he needn't fear de oder side ob Jordon.
So I pulled. Ac.
Den hero's to Columbia, de country ob de free,
Tho I ax ail de odder nation's pardon. fight.
Lot demtake my advice, an for freedom let dem
Or dey'll nebber see de odder side ob Jordon.
; ! ; ' ' Sol pulled. Ao.
From the Yaniee Privateer.
Bunum's Fiht. ' ". :"'
BT NED ALBEO.
'They fit and fit, and gouged and bit,
And struggled in the mud, - "' T
And all the ground for miles around,
i .- Was kivered with their biood .
And piles of noses, ears, and eyes,
In hills and mountains reached the skies.'
- Arc that a fact, Billy V
It are: and the war I won tho female were
this: I fou.lt for her like Washing did for lib
erty, and I dj say naturally bled ! '-' -
. Tell ua a!out it,' said Tom Soop.
I will,' said Billy;
- 'Look out for a screamer,- gentleman,' put
in Thc colonel from that necio' timber,' for
lat story tellin' Bill BufTuni can beat the world.'
Siloncts in xv.z ?3u:t,' yelled Silly, risfn vr
yon'I! put nie out.'
- Anl then Liking a chew of tobackdr he
comrneace!: ' ' , -
0 X"oit see. Sally Birch hankered alter me as
tontshln' until aforcijn feller arriv in onr set
tlement, t ringed out in 'store closj and fjney
flx-nps, and then she commenced to lean!
Creation .' ses I to myself, ami felt as though
1 had the bumfujjins and swore! XowT that
".gil were the most b?antiful gizari ticklin, she
female that cvtr got outer bed to scratc'i and
turn over. She was as graceful as ahollihock
her eyes twinkled like 1 initios, and her breath
was as sweet as prairie flower. Hueh ! when
ever I'd sec her . propel' in a dance it would
make me yearn for matrimony hypercuttewam-
pussly, and one day ses I, "Bill BnfFum, you
-mast . either many that gal rite strate or
bestyer biler!' Well: ; ;
..Shortly afterwards this ere foreign feller
come to towii to knock my happiness all in
, to flinders, and introduce foreign fashions on
republican soil. , He was a hairy look in' cir
cumstance a barber with whiskers over his
lip, who trawled around the country establish
ing 'mnstucliers,-' -and peddlin' rose water.
It was as I expected. Wash me under a hogs
haad of pork if Sally didn't take a notion to
the varmint rite ofr, jest ' lecause she allowed
he was from the Emporium of Fashion, and
eavortedy amongst metropolitan society.
(That want the word he used,' I reckon it
means the same thing.)
Well, gentleman, I tell you I relt quite
hostill and warm at Jhisitate of afluirs, and
for fear I'd m.-lt and run away into oil, I went
'down to the creek, to 'shed flannel' and cool
off". While I laid there, like Mos-s in the Bull
rushes, .aiaongst,- weeds snd water-snaix, and
yeller flies a buzzin, I happened to hear a nois
and looked up. Would yon believe me
.t nope J. . ia;iy never taste weddin cake, jf
tlierci vant Sally trippin' down the wagin-t rack
barelegged, with her stock ins and shoes in
one. hand, and a bar of soap in.the other, a
pintin rite for the Creek where I was, and for
. that same particular purpose, too ! Now,bing
mighty modest I turned, my eyes and riz, ami
'flopped behind some hushes, and got my 'duds'
on uncommon sudden ! When I - come out
' Rally seed me, and blushed like- a' oiled lobster,.
and commenced to scratch the ground with
her toze. I swar, "gentlemen, she never look
S4 su-enticin' before.- i'iiJ -i" ' i i -
j:SI walked opto JieranJ tuck her hand,
e and ses I to her ses 1 'Sally,' 'and just theii I
happened, to look down towards the enrth, and
I hope to be shot if there "want--11 jonjsa
lem L fa ow skared I were !
" As I was sayin' ses I to SaHVj sea I Yeu
know I dream of you powerful! You have
-run Into niy affecshuns jest like . a steamboat
-... j , , ... - - . i
iui aa.ia-oanK ana can t pe got loose
!Kaw, it hnW say Te8. w?JH positivelv I
iliW ,i ".'3 j . ... - ' , -
I trot OTe? t0 lbe rs Aflit SttT4ay ana
mica xo-.rrs sr.-l fx at abcutihe r.trrst
palf la-eaiioh. -Sally shet her eyes at thia
announcemenJand" gio '3L stgh " aa sweet es a
mockin'-bird's whistle, and trembled f I dis
kivercd my language were takin'. eflectv so I
ccntinned to pile on the Jgony quite eoloran-
cboliciam.- - Trfy. angel,' aes I, 'you ara aa.ptirt5
as a robbin.bird, and beautiful as a morning
glory, and I feel as if yon was made for me
sure 1 But if you elope with that ara limber
jinted old hay-hookin' turkey-buzzard what
have; been proposin' to you lately, I shall
knock hirn down, kill him and then kill myself.
Why, Sally, in a week he'll turn you off like a
billy-goat would poetry, and most likely you'd
fetch up like the last of huckleberry time.
: Do you think so ?' said Sally. . ' ; . "i .; i:
In course I'do,' ses I. '
Me, too, ses she, for last nlte -the mean
thing 'suited me jest as true as I stind here
and said, because I was bow-legged,be reck
oned I could ride on two hosses eatyi'
Gentleman, when I heerd that are, my jack
et riz on my back like a tent-cloth, and I jist
took oath, an awful oath, I'd ruinate that b.tr
ber andc hot ! So I kissed Sally twice, and
sed ole Reservoir' to her, which means in
French, good by,' and lumbered.
'Jest as I wheeled around Sally's daddy's
house fominst old Mammy McKee's there
wasthedurnel g.inJer-legged scoundrel, put
tin' in puite smarte for the village, like a
monkey on a race-course 1 Ile'd come up to
see Sally, I imagined, but on diskivering me
had turned on his heel to luff! . I lgll-ved him
up, however,' io the Swamp, where the cane
drifted, when I told him to h ilt, for I was de
termined he should either fight or iuhI . Ses
he Approach me and with that he pulled
out a big hosspistol,and allowed he'd blow out
my gizzardl "I 'didn't wait to see if he' would
or not, but let him have che-tcang ! alongside
bf lbs smellin-organs, and then lit on him!
Biff! biff! he g.ve it to me in the ribs; slam!
bang ! I gave it ' to him in the eye and the
way his head buzzel and I fljw around were a
caution to buffaloes !
'Now, the barber had on a bobtaildd mon
key jacket, which he esteemed amazin,' and
said it was fashion's finishin' touch; so we had
it I holt of his bob-tail, aud he hold of my
hair, tryin' to jerk me out of my trowaers.
Then followed a bittin off of smellers, nip
pin piAes outer ; one another and lettin' of
'em drap ! Eves, ears, and noses laid around
in big heaps, and the universe was kivered
with blood ! Fact, true as thunder !
Well, we fit around and about, until I run
the varmint's head in the mud, when I obser
ved a hole in the seat of his pantaloons, what
had wore through. So I jest sot mj 'dental
arrangements! ..to work, and took .hold of a
good mouthful, when the feller jerked, his
head ont f the mudj' hollered, 'Enough,' and
said he'd covftsi stealiii' Mammy McKee j
spoons ! -'
'Well, I hope I may never be elected to
Congress, if this good-for-nothin' cuss hadn-'t ;
been over to the old w man's a speakin of her
daughter Mary Ann, and stole all her silver
spoons and sugar-tongs for I found 'em ,di
recklv after hid away iu his boots! So I jest
tottt Mr. Barber down to Squire Smith's, and
s:rs enoug-i a j recently escaed from
prison up terond Bamboi zle Village for cow
stealin. . - v. - I
'That's the way I won Silly Birch.. Now 1
who's my friend I wantVehetfrif tobaeker.'
L7A newly-niarritrd young lady, -t'ro the
City, who, in assuming her new relations, be-
came the mistress of a farm, took a walk into
the barn one afternoon, just at milking time;
and ' after viewing the animals, said to her
maid:
'4By the way, Betty, which is the cow that
gives the buttermilk, and which the skim
milk "
E7"A nun down east has invented a
ina-
chine to renovate "old bachelors. Out of a
good sized, fat, greasy old bachelor, lie can
make iuite a decent young mm ; have enough !
left to make two umall puppie, a pair ol leath
er breeches, andamall kettle of soft soup!
Surely this is an age of improvement.- ; -
Pretty Fall -The New York Aurora says
that Mike Wralsh should now change the name
of his paper to the "Mike crow scope."
Does the Aurora mean to insinuate that
Mike's paper has been a Tell-lie-sicpe Mer
cury. "- '-- 1 ' j j j,
(Jr a Kill-lady-3cope 7 '"t, ' : ' f.
- IF'iscene at: Camp Meeting 'Sister, are
yon happy ' ' .
l'es deacon, I feci" as though I was in Bel
iebub's bosom !' ' !.: .,; ;; ; , f., r
' Not Belzelmbs!' ! - ' f -.
, Vfil, .some one of the patriarchs, I doht
know which. -f - - . : .., .:
''"Devotion. Some sentimental village loaf
er thus cJrtili.-s to the. iu tensity of hia devo
tion to his true love : sl!i ' ; ' :
; - Ising her praise in poetry,-' ' ii.; , .
--' ' For her at morn and eve, I: ;- 5-
j I cries whole piius of bitter tears ' , . j' "
And tcjies lifm ujf" wit. slirve.'l ......
- GC7"Gok1 reader tlnl you ever drive a pig to
pasture and if so, didh t you arwVys "lind It
necessary todnve himmanoipositudirection
YVvlLjut so it is with a olibtinate wbtuaii. 11
you w ant to have her do a certain thing,t Jli her
not to do it, and y'iu 11 be sure to get it done.
, .SFTTp maiic moiiov i de'utr aiid "fiekn': Ills
been the , study of statesmen lor the List ten
centuries ; and yet when a counterfeiter steps
in and shows them how it's dotu, he is bun
dled on" to a State prison, for a doieb year or
mre.; ..What an uiigxJJiu.1 wjrij -j K - tv
L. n " j . I "",,''
Stick so Bills.' A waggLsh lioarderat one
of our principtnvitls, wherj they are in the
habit rof puttiuj every . m.m's bill under the
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door weekly, has nailed a tin sign at the foot
of Lis door, on the outside, with the noted
inncrsption 'Stick -m bills er
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ment of heavy stock, all adapted, .to the wants ol
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vices to the citizens of Clearfield and vicinity,
.rhop next door to tho Jew's Store.
1 hey keep constantly on hand, and make to or
der every variety ef Chairs, 1 ounges. Sofas. Ac. Ac.
Chairs, and Sofas made equal io. beauty lo any thai
can be obtained from iho Cily. and more durable
in workmanship and matciial.
' JOHN' TROUT MAX.
June !1. '04. 1y. UOLERT HOWE.
r1JE GO )l) IXTKXf HOTEL, and Stag Offi?e
A Curwensville. Pa. The Subscriber would ii
foim Lis fiicnis and the publio that Le has just to
fitted an 1 rc-aii niched Lis house aud is prepared
to render every attention to the travelhc:; commu
nity. - ' . -
His bar contains liquor3 of the first 'quality, an'l
his table wiil always oa supplioJ with tho best it
maiket.
He respectfully so'.iciU hi friecds and others to
give him a call. WM. K. k LLMMIXG.
. June It, "ot.
' A. M. IITLIjS. I. l. P. , OS- adioin-
RwiS lnS I'Mtore, . leai CelJ. V. Arlifi-
cial J e;ih. Lorn oca to afull set, moun
ted in the most approved modern e:y I.
r tlhri",. r ptA C!anii" dr,n Tri,v
and neatness.
'IVeth vfrEctc.i wi h all the care and d;spa::L
modern Wirnce en furnish.
Dit. JilLLri. can a!w:ijsl fo-.inl at hi cE.v
s he is, now uev-ting his whole attention to his
prole.;!!. : r : r : ,; J.Jun It. b-i.
LI-BO'S OftMMF.ItCIAL !ICniI..'N..'lS,7o7iii
Sixth St. Philadelphia." -,Tho sabtcriber has
recently enhtrged and fitted np bis house, and is
now enabled to compete successfully, with unv es
tablishment in the Ci!y. His rooms are comfort
able and well .ventilated, and his table furnished
with ihe best in the maikot. Ho respectfully soli
cits the large circle of. Lis Clearfield friet:ds"io give
him a call when thev visit the citv.
- '. . JACOB G. LEBO.
June 1.1, t.jt.ly.
YHH"'F1UI. P.J
1 V inform rhe public
A I lO.s A .-i.i nin.s wouid
publtc that thev h ive iut ri,T.-,l
anew and splendid assnrtmcnt of Goo in of rverv
variety, at. the old stand of II. 1). Patto at Cur-wei.sville-
At their store may bo found, almost
every b ng ad ip'ed to the w.ints an I n -.s.-i-ies of j
the peoplo of this region. Jlres-.-oo is. Lawns
i.uces. iovc.4 Vl )in. Casstmere.? Clo hing. Hats
Caps. Boots.-Shoes. Ac. Ac, of the bes: qua i vanJ
at the lowest prices. '
Also a splendid assortment of liar J waro, Quocns
w.ire and Groceries. - ..
They invite all person" to give thorn a call, ful
ly assured they wiil be able to render entire sati
lactroa. ..... ; .- ; Jf. j,. PATTO.V, , "
. ' ". .- E. A. HIPPEL, !
,; Curwensvillo. June 15, LS51-!y. . .
yOHN Bi'JPR ROW, Cabinet Maker. ?hob oppo
. site M. E. Church. Clciirficld, Pa. kefps con
stantly -on hand and makes to order, all ksn Is -of
furniture, such as Tea Tables.. Card Tables. Cen
tre Tables, fofas, Spring Seated Chairs. Ecdstcds,
Bureaus, Wash Stands. Cupboards. Safos, Ac. Ac.
Coffins made on tho shors-st notice and Funer
als attended. - JOHN R. MORROW
June LI, lS."4.ly. . '
1 OO ,njrCt,ffce, just received and for sale
I" at the New Store of A.-M. HILLS
(X(l EIOIITEEX INCH SHINGLES
ySlJJJ of best qu ility, for s rl at the i 'n
ot tbc .ed i'lag: Prijo SS.oij per thousand. ?.
. June 27,; lHy4
CJEO'RG'E W. COLEAIaV, Couvcyaor
M and laud Agent, . No. 3. Goldiuibh's Hall
Pnrladclphia. will f itthfully attend to all business
er.trus.ed to his care, .' ''
" June 27, L6il.- ' ;
;' ' .-j ' 'ijiA
ESDUNDy--Attorney-at-Law: Clearfield. Pa.
will attend faithfully t.. all professional bu
siness cutrusted to his care. ; Judo 4 , '4.-iy. ..
T K" MjEN ALLY Attorney at. Taw'.' "'-'office
nearly opposite Judge W,iht's Store. Clear
held, 1 a.'. practices in Clearfield' and adjoining
counties.: . ! :u . ' puno 13, '54 y p
-HEAP CLOTHING. A large lot of Cheap Clo
thing. Men 4 tow.4W sal cheap, bv
dUUC I.),
. M oS0I A PJlTAUiT.
B
.ACKL-EK KY lilt ANDY.-A certain cure for
the Dyscntary, for s-ilc by ' ,
une l.v,--ri)4.-
" MOSssOP A POTTARFF. !
IT 4. FRA.Mv. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
XX "Clearlieid, Pa., Ofiiio in "Shaw's Row.".-; '
nue. 15, 8 )4
To,?1,1 ROWTIIER.-JUSTICE OF THE
. LACE.- Curwensville, Pa. Office opposite the
V tood Intent Hotel. " i ; .,, tJnno, V. , 354
L'C.CRANS Attorney .at Law. . 0f-
fije adjoining residence, Clearfield. Pa.
' ' '" . - jMay.21. 54-ty.
TAMES- B, GUAIIAil-ilerehant and exten.ive
mj dealers iu lumber. Grabajneton. P n
twa nnsw, r-a. My 3A, '64-Ij-. r
T a . ' Vt - - v.. fXVB.F1-
GU4IM IT A-LONE.Thownderaijued hav
m$ taken to himself the store formerly own
y Patch in A S?wn, t.iTica ploasurO io iiifcrmin
bis tric&Ja and the publio geuerily .: that ho tint,
just lecfcived from theitry a tBpienJid assor;mei t
oi jrj -joijus. nuraftau, ,iieei.Hnre. JIats nud
Caps. Coutii and hoes, ai.d every ibing else usual
ly keptiu Mountry stete. . lj eous wish il lb buv
cheap and good Goods sbould not forget, that Le
is determined not to le undersold bv- anv store in
in the county. : His motto is -a nimble peony rath
er mag a siow sixpence. - . -. v . ., -1 - u-: --.i.:is,W;jiU.
-;.! .. : S. C. PATCHIX. i
-j Glen Hope. July 6, 13o. ,b -:--.u J
HE A3LERICA BOARDING HOUSE;
The subscriber would inform the public that
he ha? just completed a large new building, on the
touth end of Second Street, Clearfield, Pa., which
heha furnished an J fitted up in the most comforta
ble manner for the accommodation of travellers and
permanent boarders.
. . llis charges .will be moderate, and his house con
ducted in a decent, sober and orderly manner,
where all quiet and peace loving people, who may
visit Cleariicld can find a temporary "home." -JOHN
S. itAUEBACII.
July 15. 18H. ''
TORT ETT-S-EI.t; & CO TAKNEllS &. CCRRT
ERS. Pennsviile. (trampian Hills, Clearfield
Oo:v'Pa keep, constantly on hand an excellent as
sortment of leather, whieb they offer for sale at the
lowest cash prices. Cash paid for hides. ,
July 15,
TEW CLOTI1IXC STORE. Mover Ul
J, 1 mav, would inform the public that . he has
Opened a new and splendid assortment of Cloihitr'.
of the best quality and lowest prices, at his Store,
next door to the office of L. J. Crai.s, Es". Clear
field. Pa.' - : ; 1
Every variety of Clcthing, Hats. Caps..-and fan
cy articles. He willsell cheaper than any other store
in the county. . lie defies competition. Call and
ceo uis aiueii..
Highest prices paid for Deer Skins.
June 27, 1854. Mmo.
i : I - . . .
TKESII BEEF PADEKAUiH A MOR-
J. HOW. would Inform the publio, that they
will have frc.-h . b :ef, for sile every Tiien.lny
and Saturday morning at 5 o'clock at th Market
House, Clearfield. Pa. July 15. 1854.
DlSSOJLl'TION OF FAKTNERSinp..
'the partnership heretofore existing between
n.-C. Patvhis A Jons Swan, under the style and
firm of Patcliin A Swan, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent, and the. books are U for coiico
iion in the hands of S. C. Pa'.chin. Tho3y persons
knowicg themselves indebted to the firm will cull
in.mediateiy aud seitle up, or they" will hare the
pleaiiuro of paving costs. " ' .
i . S. C. PATCIIIN,.
l - i: : JOHN SWAN.
Glen Eope, July 5,1851.
DANIEL BEN NEK, Cabinet maker. Shop
8 uie as formerly occupied by David Sackcts.
-learlicld. Pa., keeps constantly on hatd, at his
Furt.ituTC Ware-T wins, acd manufacture to order
:it City prices.ail kinds o! Cabinet ware. Inning and
Tier tables. Dressing c.scs. CupboaHs. Bedsteads.
Wash Stands. Spring bottomed Chalric, Sfefas, Safes,
.ivreiios. Marble Topped l.scritors, Ac. Ac.
Coiuls zsaie, and funerals attended on sne short
est notice. . ..
. June i7. IS54. 3y. ' " .-
?l.V.Mv XO'I'IC :. We the subseiibtrs intend
A3 to make application to the next Legislature
of the Commonwealth of Pennvlvnn"i!t for an Act
of Assembly to -incorporate a L'auking Company,
wirh JJai.krng and diionnting privileges, to be
nilol the -OioariioU liank ' and located at the
!!orough of Clearlieid. with a capital of Ooa bn
licJ tnouaand dollars. ,
A. K. Wiug:it, " Javes T. Leoxatu?,
UciiAP.n Shaw, : James 11. Urahai,
rOATHA I BOYXTOX, ' 1.LMS iRWIf, ."-
1. F: Weaver, '. " J; AV. Smith,
. June 27. 1S54. dm. . . - ;;
J" ADIE.S AND C;ENTEE3IEN I believe
i-i it a goJ maxim tha people s!:eM purchase
oods wherever they please, tiut thoy should not
buy too h.-.rtily, elor they acertain "where they
?an be Ws: imited.-- I would most respectfully- in",
rite all (Ladies in particularity call atit.GLEva.v s
-toreaind examine his at'lcndid nsiortmeut of goods
'hat cancel be excelled in this section of country
f r c:iEAr'CSS. dmabilitv rtr i!.vl. "Thev
I vf :nleruor:s l?oot cf a'l! r!e3jr1pt!,-sns an'
j --TPS. Ladies and Gentlemens gaiters cf tho
d pn-
a la: Af
style. Boys snd Girls boots, shoes and mitres
ChilJrpn of all ages can bo accommodated.
GLENNAy.
Jcha 27, t S54. '
yAMES RIDDLE GOKpiNAttrnev st Law.
ha'3 removod his office to the room adjoicino- iu
ibe East, the Lrug Store of Dr. 11. Lorain, and will
levote his whole attention to the practice of his
fTOfes-ion. He may be consulted in Freu.-k and
Tt-rmi.'. June 1.1. '54.-1 v.
BLLLtiE IiiJ.AiNES. A superior article of
B'-rcgo Delaines in dress patterns, at 25 cents
per yard, never sold in this county before for less
than nil crmts. at MOSSOP A Ii"TTUFF '
June i:t. '54
WT A. WALLACE, ATTORNEY' AT LAW.
t ofiv-e nearly opposite the Court House.
Clearlieid Fa., will attend faithfully to all business
entrusted to his care.
June 17, 154. ly
T II. LARIMER Attorney and ' Counsellor at
I'm Low. OG:e with John L. Cuttla. Fn.. nest
door to Dr. I. Lcrrefn'S'lTrug Store. Clearfield,
- i iMay 2a, ol-Iv
SrtESJD NEW STORE. K. Shaw A
.v have just re turned frr-m the city with an
enure new stojk cf .Goods, which they orfdr for sale
onihc very lowest terms, at the old stand lately
occupied by A. M Hills. West end of the Mansion
House. Clearfield. Pa. . Their slock of goods has
been sclccled with great care, and a better or
.c-heHpcr assortment.wai .never brought into Clear
held county. l i'-.j; r ri . i
They defy all competition, and invite the pub
lic to call and examine, their good. Evcrv arti
cle is entirely tew, ajid aschcap, if not cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere. " '
r. SHAW -A.
II. SIIAVT. ;
June 27, 1S54.. ... , ... .
CONRAD AW ALTON Hardware Ftore. No.'
S-yMarket Street, Phibvdelphi." Hard ware,
Iron, Nails, Ac., of every description. '
', June 1, la.'4-ly. . ' . . .
G'wiUiK 'F. WEAVER A CO:. No. 19 North Wa
tcr Street. Philelphia. 'Dealers in Carpet
clinin. Yarn." Manilla ami Hemp Ropes. Rod-cords.
Clothes-line. Ao:, Ac, June 15, IS04-Iv. j
I . , ' -
-R----Th6 undersigneV has just received and
eep jor s iio at bis snop on third street
it supen r article of tar., (iEOKGK uliR "
' Q:lc trfield. -luly 5. KM:' - '
': la'CU'tll. SWOOPt-. Attorney at Law. For
m.Mm merly of the firm of Scotl A Swoopv Hun
tingdon. Fa. Office next door to. and over Esouire
ngley s, Vlearfleld, Pa." - May 2o, '54-ly.
arrc'.s Ncw Orleacs Sugar, at Sixpence per
' pound, for axle at the'Cheap Store of ; -
", . ..' " ' .' , V ,' A-M..HILLS-
XTH ALL TAKE II illRNSACK. Hobensack's
J T : Worm Syrup and Liver Pills for sale by
1 June U. 'a4. : ' M JSSOP A POTTARFF.
'!"' '-t- ; -r- , ....... r-"- .
T (( Sacks Salf,, just received, at the . Cheap
JL V JT S
tore of
M0SS0P A rOTTARFF. ,
June 1 L I4.
BROOK. TYSON A -EEHN Wholesale Pry
Good's Store. No. 14tJ, MaikctStroet. Philadel
phio. ::-. : - : .' . ;- June 15. 1354 ly.
C'.ARK" A nFSSERr "Nor IS "South 4th Street
Philadelphia, extensive .dealers in Rooks and
Stationary.' ' June 13, 18i4 iyiri
; . . - .. 1. , . -1 -u ,
DHY BEEF, of the best quality just revived
and foreale at Vjj. F. Irwin's Cheap Store.
Juno 14, '54. " " ' I;
SrONE WARE, of every variety, cheap for cash
at the Store of. : . - ". W. F. LRWIV.
.Tnt IJU '64
B TTT1I' r-T-TI iv
AGE. Wo .-oooirrikftibviuTn. ,L.tv?lV
with-whtco ihcy can now w-v4. sr rw tT
reduced ISlTbM alwTyi" . di
oourHgeisicct to tfceir-trvHMWu iu pla-c il
ccMibi by expre sata .ri0thtr . ait?rn
private conveyance, lience. y,t thy ha.J
Mined but a oompsrdtive meagre mail cireulatlo
We hope now that the i ptig i. merely nominal
anew. imtct,will be given to these . vala .kj.
works, and that no PostCffice wiibla the" Unha
States will remain unvieired by at least one
of the for Reviews and Black woods Jigaaina.
The Postage oo tlackwood and the fotw Rcvi.
is now but i cents a year, and the subscription
price is but S3. ud when-taken wi:h snv of h
four Reviews but S?, a yesr-
Present subscrin'tlon r.ricf In tKi ' r.i.
Edhtlrff ttmiuvtr. aud A'orti. BrtttjJt Qmr.
t'rltf EevUti's, aud B.'icixcvous Mtigatin..
For any of the four Reviews, - : S3 00
r or any two ot tae tour lleviaws.
For any three of the four Reviews,
For all four of the Keviers.
. & 0
7 00
8 00
: . " 3 W
9 oo
' r oiacswooa 8 MajKiDe
For Blackwood and three Ucviews,
For Llaekwood snd four Reviews.
J- - 1 .. .. " . . w
I'mittancca and communications hnnli
always addressed, post paid to tho Publishers
LEWNA KI SOTT A ft)..
79 Fulton Street, Entrance on Gold Street
Aug. 2L , - New Ywk.'
rriUE RED FLAG VICTORIOUS. The Blood
X Red Banner floats in triumuh on tho-Oii
uer Stor" where A. M. Hills has just opened lh
?iien;iti assorrment or uoodi
ever displayed before this community, and cimUt
aaaptca to tneir many and various necessities.
tvery-vartety of Hals, tans. Bonnets.. Y.rut.
Shoes, Cioths. C.imcrcs. aud alt other kTndscf
dry-good, that are unapproachable by any other
similar aruciea, eiiner iu beauty of style, ooaliT
or price.
Also an excellent assortment of Groceries, Hard
ware. Stone and Qae!iiiware, with, fancy article
at itJfiitrm.
Mb defies competition, and invites nil persons to
give him a call at the '-OY L'rr," which has tru
ly become the Batsrr' of Clearfield.
Every attention will be shown ta customers and
visitors, and no pains will be spared to send J1
smiling away, loaded with his beautiful and valua
ble goods, never surpassed in Clearfield - : . , -,
, ,, A. -M. FIILLS
Clearfield, June 15. 1551-Tv.' ' -
TLW (JOODS Al IliE CASH STORE. Th
X.v ' eubscriber haa iu received . large aod wU
selected stock of GO JDS of almost every descrip
tion suitable to the season;' which h is sellfcf off
at extremely low prices. lie respectfully ini;i
the atteniiou of all who wish to buy good Goods it
the lowest prices, to call at thssin of the "Chctv
est Goods
Country produce cf almost every diseripiion U
ken at market prices in exchange for gooas.
.Persons wishing to purchase, and receive a fir
eijoivalcnt for thsdr money, will do well gjT
him a call.; " '..,-
Remember the sign of the CHEAPEST G00D5.
or. Market s reot, an 1 cai aal be coavin;el"tht
there i truth in the word thereon Inscribed.
June 13, 1754. . WM. F. I It WIS.
-BLOUSES AND Dl'GGIES FOR v
i-A HIKE. JAMES CK'iWIilLbr ?-
would inform hie friends ant the publie CTi
genora'.iy. that he keeps for bir horses "n"L
buggies, carriages. Ac. on the most re3fnti:
terms, at his Livery stable ra Curweusriile.
. inquire at the ougi 0yv 1'icmming's Hot;.
JAMES CAOWTIIEK.
June Kth. 1854.
TYRONE CITV DRUG STORE.--T1
undersignod havirg purchased the eetir
-scosk of S. A. Martin, wouid take this method ef
inlorniiDg the "Natives, "acd the public generally,
that t'rugs and family medicines of all kiridatQ
in fact every thing that is generally kpt in
Drug St-ore.can be had t this etabii.-hment cheap
er taan at o-oy Other in the ooui-try. This sut-i'j-bment
will be under the management of oct
that haa experience, and i well acquainted witb
mediooe, and is also coiupetant to procrib for
a'l these that ccav require tho aUrico cf a Pbji
cian. JAMES X- MAKT1.
1. 5. A private Office attscoed. . ...::
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby gNen io all whomitniav
ey:ieorii' ;hat the pr;aesh:p hfrctcforc csic.itig
between the ucdersigav i is th i day di.soirl by "
mutual con.-ent. Tho !-o.ks of the firm ar Icfi ia
the hands of Goarg W. rt. by' whom all the e
count?are to be settled, he having purobscd Wh
rrtert-s; rf John KliDger. in the outstanding -coucts.
G. W. Orr w:ii -tt all the ft vis aot-
Of.0. W. OUR.
JOHN KHSG8P.
ClearelJ, Juiy 2i, 15i- - .
: Bn?iDess will be carried en by 00 W. Orr at
tLe oil stand, who iuvites all his old customer U
give him a call and as nur.y new ones as can rusk
it convenient. GEO. W.t0R.R.
Clearfield. July 25.154 ':
VL'J'l Aititl Eu tne splendid
" Casiniercs. Vestinrs. Trimmin
mock of Cloth?,
ninmings. so. recently
purohused hy the Subscriber,' which he will sell or
make up io order, in the most fashionable cd du
rable manner, at bis store in -'Shaw's Row." Tic
material and -fi'V warranted 'No charge for shew
ing his cheap and beautiful goods.
ii would inform the trade in Clearfield, that h
Is the authorized ageut for UeTere'a London atd
Paiia Fashions.
' - ' - t . . ' THOS. 8HBA.
. June 27, 154. r . .,
f R. CARTER Dealer in Stoves, bar-iron.
JLJ nails, and c-astings'of all kinds. Also plows,
and other agricultural nn.ils. Oa Seeoad Street,
under the Republican 03. ,',: San 15, '54-Jy,:
j l ARRIS. HALF. A C" Wholesale DkcotfiiTd.
JtJa. No-. 209. Market Stret. North, sida between
sixth and seventh. Phil ide'phia. - Drugs, -Medicines.
Chcmieals, Patent Medicines. Surgical In
struments. Druggist's Glassware,. Window Gla.
Paint, Oils, Dves. Perfumery. Ac, Ac.
" JOHN HARRIS. M. JX
., . , J- SUA US WOOD,
' ' ' "JOHN M. HALE,
. .. E. B. ORBISOJL : " "
June 15, 1754-Iy.. .... ... jkl .:, ; . -iT.: . j
JYEW, FIRM. ILVRTSHORN A MeCRACK
l.v EN, have just .opened a now and splendid as
sortment of goods ef everr ' variety, at the old
stand of D. W. KOxJINs A Ci., Lumber city; Clear
field co.. Pa..
They tuvitethe public to give them a call,' and
feel assured they will bo able to render entire sat
isfaction Lumber, Hides.. Rags, Grain, and all
other kinds of produce taken iu exchange." ' -J"
' . " v UJJNJ.'HAKTIIORN,'
i August 0, 1854.. , . THOS. McCRACKEN.v
CHARLES' WLVOATE, Dealer in ;Bonet,
thoes; ISoots. and l'alm Loaf. Hats, ;;No,' IB.
orth Fourth Street,. ThUadelphU, Second Store
below Commerce Srroet. I Junel j. Jba4 Vy.
11 TILLI AM S. HANSELL A SON.T Manufce-
V 1 turersand Importers of Saddlevr; and esd
dlcrv' Hardware. No. 2i Market Street'Bhilalel
pliia. Sallies. Dri Hes. If arness'' Trunk. Wkips.
SMle Rags. Rridle Filling. Bits, Stirrups. Buckles,
Carpet Bags. e:t. ! , .-.i . tJane.T5j'54-fy
IvOR SALE. Three Lots of Ground. N. - 44
'Zb, and.2i, iu the Mo$sop plan, in tho-boroug h
of Clearfield, all enclosed. For teiras. a'pplv to
- - - WM. M RfciDT.
CcrwereriUe, June 27, l54w ..... Izuil
ASHINGTON Lr"BLADIN, Aworxxx At
Law, No. 65,' South Sixth st : rhl.'adelrfcir-
Augest 9. IS54. : i j: .i:.-- -.."' ! it
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