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TJIE JOURNAL.
DSMerchanta visiting the city, will Jo well
to call on Martin, Mokrell & co., dealers in
Hosiery, Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, and
. fancy goods, No. 24 .North Fourth Street,
where they will be cordially received and
well treated. It is one of the best Houses in
the city.
KThe Know Nothing head quarters, in
Curwensville, arc open during the day to vis
iters, and Jacob Detiuck, the proprietor, is
always ready to do every variety of Black
suiitbinjr in the best style and most durable
manner. Give Lima call.
HThe general complaint about 'hard times'
should induce us to be cautious, and endeavor
to purchase cheap and substantial goods. Those
merchants who have this object in vievr, when
laying in their stock.willdowellto call at Pai l
& Taylor's Wholesale Boot, Shoe and Straw
Goods Wharcliouse, No. 2553Iarkct St., Phil'a.
Cv"The best Tobacco establishment in Phil
adelphia is that of Frismcth & Brotuer, 105
Third St., fire doors below Race. They keep
very variety of tobacco and cigars. The best
Havanas, Regalias, Principes, &c, are directly-
imported, by themseves, and c-n be confi
dently relied ou as the genuine article.
E70ur friend the Brigade I n?pector, at Glen
Hope, has just received a new and splendid as
sortment of goods. Ciark is a clever fellow, and
we advise all our friends to give him a call.
Curwensville enjoys the repnt.it ion of
being the best business place in the County,
and we observe from the quantify of newgoods
jurchaseJ, they are determined to keep it up.
Mrs. Eliza Irvis & Sons have just received and
opened a new and ipien ii-I assortment. Thy
are determined not to be hcr.t foreheap goods.
Se advertisement in auother column.
EFThose who desire to obtain ?n excellent
article of Spanish Sole b ather, will do well to
n'.l r.n m.r ! Jmiv M'P;!Fi!rtV at eL'
and well kuo.wu .stand at the South end cl"
Clearfield. He keeps a goo,l assortment of all
kinds of leather. See a-Irerti.Jw'mviit.
C7"AIi lovers of goo 1 oysters, sardisies. &c,
should c:Ii at the new Restaurant, in the base
ment of Hemphill's Herd, where our friend
Chakiky GaEAFf, vvjil l - delighted to accom
modate them. Ciiafley "s sound - the '-goose
question." Steward, in another colomn.
.rETThe SberifTi S-les, and other Court af
fairs are worthy of attention, this week. Some
valn.ible property- v.ill be ex;js .:! to sale.
nT"CaIl and settle. M:v. Ktiz.v Invrx is de
termined to settle up her individual business.
See Miotic; in :; !l:.v cdumn.
T7 W call the attention of out readers to
the Register's notices in another column.
r7It is feared that the result of the Elec
tion in New York h e pro'-vd r.nf tvorrd le, but
the resu'tt of an examination f J as. B. Gra
ham's splendid assortment of fail S- winter
goods at his store iu Grahampton, will prove
highly s ttisfactory. Call and fry it.
OySinve the result of the electi r. has secu
red the ' stiely of the country, our citizens can
find tiinelo devote their attention more enclu
.dvtdy L business. To those desiring to pur
chase goods, Mrs. Eliza Ir.vix It Son.;, oiler
desirable inducements at their new store in
.N'ew raihisigion.
n"7"It x ill be scon tliat Grahat and Vai
sox have disolved partnerslap. Tl:e businesj
will hereafter be carried on by James B. Gea-
liA jL.
lC7V.'e presume most jf our citizens rcccol
lect an estimable young man named J. 13.
TiooxE, formerly of this county. He may now
be fonnd at the large ?nd splendid Boot and
Shoe House of Bokxr, Brothers a Joxes,"No.
lob & 160 Market St., Philadelphia, where he
will be happy to meet his large circle of Clear
field acquaintances and to accommodate them
with a ch'an and elegant stock of city and eas
tern made boots and shoes. Give him a call,
he's a clever fellow, and is with a good firm.
H7" We were much pleased, on our recent
visit to Philadelphia, by the appearance of J.
II. PALKTitoRr, Jr's Chemical and Drug estab
ment at No. 80 South Second St. Those of
our Merchants, Druggists and Physicians who
desire to lay in a good and cheap stock, can
not do better thaa call on Mr. Palethorp.
TT-Opposite the Red Lion Hotel in Philadel
phia, at 215 Market St., there is a large and
elegant Quccnsware establishment, not surpas
sed by any similar House ia the City. Our
merchants caa always obtain a splendid stock,
at the lowest prices, from Jons Y. Ri-sutox &
Co., Importers and dealers in Earthenware,
China, Glass, &c. See advertisement.
K7 Persons having unsettled accounts with
F. P. Hcrxtiial, are requested to call and
settle them. Sec Notice in another column.
7-Let it be published in Clearfield, let it
be known in Curwensville, let it be proclaimed
throughout the county, let it be wafted by the
rciitle breeze along the West Branch of the
Susquehanna, that P.vrrox & Hipple, have
, ;ist reccirei the largest and best selected
-?ock of goods ever brought to Curwensville.
Seo advertisement in another column.
CP If John Mitchell doesn't like the way
that Americans rule America, the world is be
fore him and he can go elsewhere, if he choos
es. While, however, he makes our land an
asylum, good taste, and good manners suggest
that abusive language toward the majority of
our people and the rulers whom they choose,
should be very sparingly bestowed. While
we criticise each other with great freedom,
we are apt to show small favor to interlo
perB. lowdl (Mass.) Covritr.
Correspondence of the Journal
TYB0X3, A3T.D "EE.IE A. S.CA5.
Philadelphia, Dec 13. 1354.
H. IE Swoon:, Esq., Dear Sir: As you are
(he only one of the Editorial fraternity f Clear
field with whom I had tho pleasure of becom
ing acquainted during my short visit to your
enterpising Borough in August last, I have
been induced to think that a few remarks
from me upon the subject of our projected
Railroad, will not be ill-timed or unaceptable.
In anticipating the meeting of the friends of
this great measure, which is advertised to be
held at Tyrone City, ou the 11th day of Janua
ry next, I must be permitted to express the
hope that it will not only equal, but far sur
pass their most sanguine expeetations.and that
every true friend of our Railroad will return
from this convention, fully convinced of the
great importance of the undertaking, and the
necessity of uniting every effort towards con
summating an enterprise which will undoubt
edly bring such an abundance of grist to their
respective mills.
As an early and constant advocate of the
route of our proposed improvement, I cannot
but regnrd with pleasure, any and every move
ment which has for its object the further expo
sition of its merits as a line of communication
between Philadelphia and her little sister on
the Lakes, and 1 hope that our meeting in Jan
uary will prove the dawning hour of its inline
diate prosecution and its future prosperity.
There are and have been few enterprises of
a similar magnitude, which combine so many
advantages and which have such strong claims
upon the attention and support of our entire
business and travelling community identical
with the State road for 70 miles, and with the
Peunsviv.-inia Railroad for 151 miles, our Rail
road should undoubtedly becoma the great
lateral feeder conveying iu one unbroken av
enue the immense freight of tno Lakes, to one
common c ::tre increasing, to a gt .".it extent,
the amount r.f revenue to both, and enriching
our beautiful city by the concentration .f a
trade which is now almost lost to her al
though within the limits of our own iron
bound Commonwealth.
XV.tr as we are to our modeft little City on
Ike L ikes, is it not wonderful, or sontewh.tl
marvellous that us yet, we are only connected
with her by a State relationship
The ties of blood are really strong, but. you
v.ill agree with r.ie, iu these times. the tis id
Pennsylvania are somewhat ttronger and t:s
sured'y mi-re lasting.
Here we have a route which lies wholly with
;n ot.r Commonwealth; a route which ia point
of dtVrc'i,'-'il ,u'-'l be.il advantages, has no su-Tvtrior-
i route which net ontv serves as a
A ----- j .
means of develop;.
the v.iit resources which
,:..-:.- .v..vw r.w.r . f r.vi..-soil. V-'it which will
pour th.'Ui dVvn in one incessant 'i.rea:i: to our
beautiful city :nd give life and animai'U to
lie;-c:: !:'::-. i v.ere is nt a p iinf vel
Tyrone City and Ridgeway that illiu-tj :-.dd
a lhir eqiiivaletit for the l-eneit bestowed ly
the construction .f this k :. !.- Rvery acre !
the rout-.f s -eiiis to !e undertaitl with iiiiruitablc
vaults of iit.2rinoiis Coal, and course I with
forrists c.f boiiuiiful timber, that will long
smila at the axe f the v.odmnn. There cm
be no estimate tv.rmed of the wealth that must
be diffused by tha devolf.pmont of these truly
wo-.vd.Tfu! r.-.c..;:nces, and if" the friei-ii ' this
Ra.i'ro'td ;:r. tin to the:n:elves and their i.i-tevest-1,
'.Ley will not b'-s.g suHer th-; golden uio
in ..!. to p;.' s, when by a little el!-rt tl.-'y-;;j re p
the rich L !. est '-hleh nature !. -: jtivsi thcia.
I -tr- -. -: .r -iv:.T.',E eXtj.l ; ( ;i t:V. ii : J . e! ; U!"-
ther, as I in fen b- i. l.wt I am sure it is not
now ;;-y, as tie. re are few, either here or
in your !ai i?, who do not Ijok upon the con
st ruction of this road as of vital importance.
I hope we shall have a grand gathering at
Tyrone on the 11th January next and at that
time decide upon mcarmres c diiccd.ttcd to ad
vance the vnterestsf or.r common enter rise.
I feel asHured that l'hil.d.dphia, at rhat mat-ting,
will Lo will represented, and will speak
words cf hope an 1 e-u.st'ort to the lug tried
frkt'.ds and advocate : f t!io Ty.-.me, C leir
field an 1 ErU- Kail b- -. i.
nojiiag to see you ae.d'my many friends ol
Cle.iiiiel l on the llt'a proximo, I remain
Very Truly,
Yours
JAM1-:S R. MONTGOMERY,
Civil Er.gimer.
LcxcFORp, Ireland, Nov. 1 1, "51.
Dear i'ir : I have at Ut set down to write
you a few lines from this '-isle of the Ocean"'
and the land of my birth. I have been ramb
ling about so much that I could scarcely find
time to write at all. I have been across the
country from Dublin to Sligo, on the Western
coast, and from thence I went down to Lnis
killen near Lough Reei, (which you may see
on a m.ip of Ireland) eo that I have seen a
sample of it all, a.d likewise experienced a
variety of modes of life, from the humble cot
tage tare of the peasant, to the luxurious
abode of the wealthy, and have found them
all, kind and hospitable, and glad to have it iu
their power to oblige. Iu fact 1 think Ireland
in a general way sen-is out its very worst char
acters as specimens I mean that class which
frequent our public works and throng our
cities fori assure you they are thought as
little about here as they are in America, and
it is these who bring the very name of Irish
men to he considered a stigma and disgrace.
The general appearance of the country is
not so bare or destitute of timber as I suppos
ed, for there is a great deal plant ! I,
an 1 the lots ,ara enclosed by hedge3 which
give the face of the country quite a woody
appearance.
Tiic buildings are principally of stone and
in the country one storv m heirrht, witn
thatched roots, and some of thorn whitewashed
or pebbledashed. In tile towns the' are two
storis high genoraliy. and slated. The cities
on tins side the water do not look near so neat
as our Anieric n cities. There is an absence of
the cruaiueiit.il, in the dw elling houses, and
they have an antiquated look, although there
are some line specimens of architecture in
the public buildings. The hotels are conduct
ed vcrv dilTerentlv from ours no public table;
but each one calls forwh.it be wants and pays
for what he gets then lucre is an everlasting
paying of servants, drivers on coaches, &e.,
which is an intolerable bore; lor "here they
have no other moans of compensation.
Another novel feature to us is the Police
who are stitioned ill through the country,
some of them to collect the revenues and oth
ers to preserve order, keep the pigs oft the
road, and the Irishmen from killing each eth
er but tiicv nave to pav we:i lor the care ta
ken of them, in the shape of taxes. The po
lice are uniformed ami armed. Their uniform
is dark green or black pants, roundabout,
and small cap, and they wear a belt always
containing a bayonet when on service and of
ten carry a musket. 1 icy are in every town
and village, and you can nanny taue a waiic
without mtctinj them on the road.
Tho Tiriii.iiilt T ni:iv sov in fact, the onlv
fuel is the peat or tuff, which is cut in the
bogs or marshes. There are vast tracts of these
boss ; in some places miles in exic-nt, w men
are unfit lor anything else, and what is singu
lar, they are often on the highest land
and sometimes on the tops of the highest
mountains.
They arc destitute of shrubbery, except a
low busn about knee high, which is brow n at
tni season the year. There are very few
of our forrest trees here, and the birds are
nearly all ol a dnTbreut succies.
Another peculiarity of Ibis country is the
Fairs, which are held monthly, in every town
and village, where the people bring their cat
tle and stock ot all kinds, to dispose oil, ana
which I found a novel siht.
The roads are crowded early in the morning
with persons of all descriptions, thronging to
them; some m side-cars, (a kind oi vehicle on
two wheels and seats on each side,) some ri
ding donkeys, others driving them in wit a
loads, larger than tne animals, slung on eacn
side of them, in a kind c large baskets, called
Creels; some driving a pig with a hay rope on its
leg, and others without a rope or anytliingelse
on their own. In fact they present to a stran
ger rather a ludicrous appearance.
But I have not time, space or ability to por
tray all the peculiarities that I witnessed, and
you must wait until I return, when I will have
a better opportunity, if not ability!
We had a very fine passage over here, after
we go! started. I did not stop in Liverpool, ana,
after spending a couple of weeks in the West
and North of Ireland, I returned to this place,
near the centre, w here I found a number of rela
tiouswho had never expected to see me.
The seige of Sevastopol is still progressing,
at last accounts, but it is not yet taken though
it has stoud the cannonade of 100 cannon over
a fortnight. The loss of life on both sides is
dreadful". In one town, it is said, the streets
are covered with dead bodies lying unburied,
and that thev causimr a pestilence.
You of course have heard of the battle of
Alma, in which tho allied. English and French,
armies were succesfnl against the Russians,
though it was dcaily bought.
I have been looking iu vain for aleftcrfrom
America, since I have been here, but is seems
you have all forgotten me bowever, I will
still forgive, and not forget
' l!o:nc again ! hme nznin. from a foreign shore.
Aud ah 'twill lill my heart with joy to meet my
frieu'ls or.ee more."
Sincerely yottr friend,
J. D.
Motif Pkoscr iptiox. John M. Gibbony,
Esq.. of Dunc-anvi!!., Blair county, Pa., was
appointed Pof-t Master of find place by Camp
bell, lie was recently elected Surveyor of
Blair county by an overwhelming majority.
It is presumed that some mysterious power
was brought to bear to elect a Democrat in so
stiff a Whig county as Blair. Mr. Gibbony was
suspected of being a 'Know Nothing. 'f Word
reached head-quarrers and immediately he is
tunr.-d out of ofriice and a through and lifter
Cr.ti.o'ic named Vaughn appointed in his
place. So it goes.
Fusifnt Caricature. A late number of
F-vtsrvrei, the London rival of Punch, has an
iikutr.iion representing John Bull comforta
bly seated before a fire, in a room tjje walls of
C'dei'- -.re ornamented with a map of tho Cri-
j John is perusing an account of a "glo-
r-V-v's v'ctorv,-' in which 8,000 were killed
I wo.-rv-Vd- His glee is suddenly inter
rupted ' y the enhance Of a servant who an
nounces a most unwelcome visitor in the words,
'If vou please, sir, here's t.'iC tax fe-jth'.Tcr!
Twitting i pox Facts The Hartford C-?'lr:i"-in
ryri'or.?''" to :lic charjrc "f foefico T'.-iper.. ui'-'.'
it !' .ietv- Whig policy !o form alliance with oth
er votith- il V-iioi'-g whenever the thing is possible,
roll i i;i i! foil o-.ving efectivo manner:
L".;ion' forsooth! L"ck at ihaiik Pi"rei"sCab
ino. 0-ee .Mrissachusets Coa itVn s: ro Xe-.v
V rk .-'oft r.o I'cnrisvlvauia Catholic- or." f-'r"''
5 ..- .--t: ..viiiiia.v i.iiiioi mau
.- Li-ili 7;.:roiina Old bine item .Ier.it. mil pretty
ol.l at that ' and one Mi'.sijipi Fire Kater 1 V.'i.s
;l nre ovi r .-u.-ii a specimen of -fusion' in our laud ?
When r'.H':.e'iup:re.bor.c-Jt men . Ijo.iM cnil.ine.-
OFFICIAL, DIRKCTORT
0? CL2AIiri7,lD DTJ3TTY.
PIIESUT.NT JVDGn:
IIo.t. .TiMus itNsim:. - - Ileilefoute.
ASSOCIATE JUi'ir.i:
ibi::. ticiAi'-e. Siiav:. - - - Cleaiib! !.
to:--. J lb llovr. - - - Lumber City.
Pil' f ii- :N ATOKV: &e.
Y:ii.i.iam Pokteij. - - - - CIcarf;e!d.
:ii-:itfiT:
Willi ui V-rv..i.. - - . - CIcaif.-.l.l.
DiifbTY ?in;niri' :
L. P. Ward, Clear Seld,
JAILOK:
IIi-.i;v r-toxn. ClcorSeld.
COM Ml 'Nbn.-:
Roi'.rnT Mr.iiAKKCV. - - - - i.--.ver.
Sash ei SeHorr. - - - - Clcniinpe
PhiliI' ItKViMin. .... 1 Vt,)i field.
COMM fSIONBK'S CLKPiK:
G ej!:c---. Oeo-!, M'Ki . - - Lutht-rsburg.
JttiiN McPi'ERS-iN. Cloarflold.
I'uOSMC 1 T 1 :r. ATT' lit X F.V:
L. Jackson Cra.ns. I's
-1:
- Clearfield.
ObNTY :-i"iiYJCYOK:
Tuos. lloss. !.'?'(. ... - Oarwcnsville.
COUXTY .M'I)IT0i;S:
fi::o. W. ?:.orr. b Tvio?.
C. Kkatzkis. ClearliebL
J. if. SEVTEtt. ------ Lu-herslu'ig.
At brown's Mills. Mifilin Co., Pa., on th 12th
inst., jAttr.n Ihvin. in the 39th year of his age.
KAIL UOU MPETIi.
A meotir.of the friends of IheTyrone and Clear
field liailroad. will be h(-l I nt Tvrona Cify. Blair
County, on Tl.r?.lay ike 11th of .Tauary.
Tlie Uouks will be open to receive sulwripiktns of
?toek. liV OfiPKR OK T!:'i. I'dAHD.
iTKW ARRIVAL OP PALL AMI WIX-
11 TKK DOiS. at the cheap Store of Wk. P. I11
vi. 1'very vuilery of g.iods adapted to the season
have just l?een received, and arc offered for sale at
the lowest cah prices
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods.
Ladies and gentlemen, and all the reft of man
kind are rt-riiieted o call and e$atuii;e his stock.
Clearfield' December 20, KS.")1.
IAUL TAYLtlR.,
ir.. 255 Hirict Street,
FHILA22LP1II A.
Have always on Lancl. at their Wholesale Ware
house, a Lirji; a.ortiiH-ut of
the Newest Siylc f
HOOT. ?li(K. ANJ STllAW C.OD?.
BOTH FOi:t:';.X AND DOMESTIC.
All their aoods belli-' of thair own direci lm-
ortatio!i and Manufacture, they are enabled to
otior suj.erior luaucuuiciita to jMerchar.t3 laying in
their stock.
WM. W. PAUL.
K. G. TAYL0II.
Dec. 1. 154. ly.
REMOVAL P,MKF.R. P.ROTHLR? A JONES.
No. ins k;o Markf.t SniEK.r. Pnn. adklitua.
Importers and Manufacturers of City an I Eastern-
rn.-i.le BOO TS and SHOES, also every variety of
irci-ch ana r,B:ii?ti Mioc l.astmgs. Patent Leath
er, Kid aud Calf :-kins. Shoe Laces, (iallons, Dind
ings &c. Ac. suitable for manufacturers.
Also. Foreign and Domestic traw and ffilk Ron
nets. Leghorn, Panama and Palm Leaf Hats. Eng
ltfh. French and Amctican Artificial Flowers. Oil
Silk, ftraw Trimmings, A., Ac. Ac.
Having removed to our new ?iore. Xo. 15S A 150
Market Street, below 5th, South Side, up stairs, we
invite your attention to our lare and varied Stock
of Straw floods. Loots and Shoes, which we are
preparing for the approachiug Fall Sales.
All our (loodi being exclusively of our own di
rect Importation and Manufacture, we feel conu
dent that our facilities arc such that we can offer
you inducements as regards variety and prices of
Goods, unsurpassed by any house in the cocutrv.
BOKEK, BROTHERS A JONES.
0V. 8. 1851.-ly. Philadelphia.
Arriral and Departure of the Xails at the
Clearfield Post-C-flico.
Tvbose Mail: Leaves every day, Sunday ex
cepted, at 7 o clock. A. M.
Arrives at 6 P. M,
IvAKTHArs: Leaves Cleafireld. Friday at8 A.M
Arrives, Saturday at 6 P. M.
Psiitu's Mills. Leaves Clearfield, Friday at 6
A. lil.
GfiAflAMTOx: Leaves Saturday at 9 A. M "
Arrives same day at 4 P. M.
15.
PHILADELPHIA.
Moxdav Pee. IS
Flour. per bbl.
llye Flour, " "
Corn Meal. "
Wheat, per bush.
Rye, scarce at
Corn.
Oats, searce 44
9.00 to S9.23
5.00 ' 7.00
4.00
4.12
1.78
1.00
.87
.13
1.83
CLEARFIELD.
Wednesday Dec
Flour, per bbl $12.00
Wheat, per bush. 2.50
Eye, 14 ' 1.50
Corn, 44 1.1 2i
0at3: 44 44 .021
20.
LUMBER TRADE.
Pohtsmoctu Dec. 18, 1S54.
.Select Com. and Pannel inch. S25.00
Do. half inchj ftSoioo
Cullines, Slal7
Samples, 10.00
hin.!;les1 . S15al7
lleiu lock Hoards. U.))
ilcialoeli Joist and Se.uitlinjr. $11.00
EjIOTUD : IVuviasce's Dastucrrtau Cat
it Jtr.v to Onlcai's Row, two doors cr.st of tLe
.iDHDia' ouice. up atairs. iio Aviil he hnvpy to S'
li's tiieri.is. and turnisli them vivnt. lue-liKe
lures. Oive him a call. Dca. 1J, 0 1.
H.
I5UCIIER SWOOPE,
ATTOJiXtSY AT LAV.'.
Ci.EAiiKir.LD. Pa.
Two doors I.'ait of Journal etSce. bp Etairi.
!)e?. 1. V6U.
K-VOW SO'VIllSG HE D-QU AETR.'j.
1)kt::i, k's Liuck,-mi:b ."hop. in Curwensville.
nearly oijiO.--:tc l':o Pot ISice. al'.v:i 3 cren, and
Jaco;;. bimclf id ways ready to serve his custom
ers. All kinds of work done in the best style, and
ujo.-t durable manner, iinrsj shoeing ilcne on the
shortest notice, and on failure to raudendcr Eaiis-
t'aclKir. the money returned.
.Ml kinds ot crain Nken in exchana for work
and the money not refused-
JACOU L'LTKICK.
Curweii?.dHe, Des. 5. l?oi.-ly.
MARTI X, 3!ORREI.L 0.,
(bate C'LlVLit MARTIN A CO.)
Importers and Dealers in HOSIERY, TR1?-
MiXtrAw i-s.i::u sm:-, fancy (Uods,
ifo. 24 iTorfh xourth ft-coN Philadelpliia.
M. T . MAiiTIX. CilA. it. IIAMHICK,
DAM'fj J. MOJULLLL, il. K. PEDDLE,
Dee. 5. :ot. frAADltSu' It. MAKil..
B VILV & BIIOT1IEU,
I,'o. 22 Cheetatit Street.
PHILADSLPHIA,
Have now open a large assortment of the Newest
Styles .trui colors ot
JAiix Easlish Velvet,
" " Tai.Oitry,
liS-v? Htvles " I":,iatn
t; A lv 1 ii " M v "
Also.afull a--:"rimcr.tf Super nmr . aw nu ;
AM Mi: IV AN C AKl'l.i -i --.
- Mary .,;' v. hiub U-hv: their own mu'-iita- riire.
can be r-co'iiTnended as
(xV-o-i Carwtiiiss for a i.:! Price.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS A CANTON MATTINGS,
of everv wiltli and qualitv.
B A I L Y ti E ?. O I II 3 2,
IMPORTHBS k MAM T AC TCK EKS OF C AlSIi:Ti"G3
2"3 Che-.1r.1i Street, Philaiolp'iia.
Oej. !. toil-. tinl.
TH3 miTSICAL WCBLD JO J, 18"5.
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Ixr ri F.Mi: ;ts :
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of" M i Portraits : to be hur. around every
family pif;:o.
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?. r.K::rniVE.v, . sckcmasv.
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4. Mr.MiEI.SPOilX, 8. WAI,U''E.
Of ihi-s-i portraits, that of the lamented Madame
Sontag is Hiirpn.-sir.gly tine and particularly to he
commended. Kn.-h "-'5 subscriber on mailing his
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sons not tcv.dhtfc their subscriptions directly to
this oIVkc hut subs.uihing through agents, wo can
only :illurd (from the great reduction of terms) to
Ave the el; -ace of bat one portrait.
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which ean be detached from the reading matter,
is paged separately and can be bound at the end
of the volume, forming a choice miscellaneous col
lec.inn cf pieces f r' one, two. three and four
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guit ir. f.ut?. violin, harp ; muic fur young people;
ssicred iuusis. for voice, melodeon and organ. 1 his
music iilone, costs the proprietor annually SI. 700.
and is worth' to every subscriber at least ? 12.00;
setting iisidc the advantage of its variety and lis
superiority as the very pick of all the new mush
published.
III. Instiii-ctivk Mrsir.vr. Kr.-vDiyn: embrac
ing a weekly-condensed budget of news from nil
parts of the world; musical stories, biographies,
etc.; musical essays ; criticisms.
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i c-rmun ; selections from new books and periodi
cals; also interestinr original contribution..
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fha'.l "receive a copy of tho paper for a year aud
his r-hoice of one id the above engravings.
All new subscriptions will be entered for the
first of January. 1 -"), but the portraits now ready
will be sent immediately to thos first subs-Tibing.
Any of our old subscribers whose year does not
expire i I II after the first of January, can al
so have their choice of two of these portraits by
sending us their subscription a yoar in advanco of
ueh expiration.
P.ic.TAnn Storks Wili.ip.
Editor and proprietor, 2o7 Broadway, N. Y.
NEW A.M CHEAP STOKE. The subscri
bers would announce to the citizens of New
Washington, or.d the upper end of Clearfield Coun
ty, that-"thev have just onene I a new and pplendi.1
assortment of FALL AN1 WINTER CrOIS. in the
Store room formerly occupied by Ihvix A M'Uiiidk.
EvKitY vaicietv op OtoDs usually found in
.1 country store, will be sold cheap for cash, lum
ber and country produce.
They 1 espec'u'ully invite all those desiring to
purchase goods, to give theiaaeall, They will
use every effort to give satisfaction.
ELIZA IKVIN A SONS.
New Washington. November 15, lS54.-iit.
CERTAIN CURE FOR AGUE. FATE TO
ALL! xo curb no pav. Thispreparation has
an established reputation, and is offered with con
fidence as a cure for fever and ague, or intermittent
fever. It may be taken by the most delicate with
perfect safety, being a pure vegetable syrup.
If taken according to directions without curing,
a second bottle will be supplied free of charge, or
the money returned. If one geuuiur. without the
signature J. II. PALETHORP, Jr..
No. 89 North Second Street. Philadelphia.
October 11, 1S51.
L JACKSON CP.ANS Attorney at Law, Of-
Ccc adjoining residence, Clearfield, Pa.
.May 2V54-Iy. '
rpilE UNION SAFE! THREE CHEERS
JL FOR AMERICA! Tce Cheap Coiinkr Tit
fMPHAXT ! We take this method of informing the
publie in general, and the eitizens of Curwensville
and vicinity in particular, that we have received
our usual largo and varied selection of Pull und
Wintir floorfs. suited to the wants of every, man.
woman amd child in the community. And. c
have co hesitation in saving, that purchasers will
find it greatly to their advantage to call and exam
ine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Our Ftock consists, in part, -of Ladies' Press
Goods in great variety: such as plain black, fancy
silks. Turk satins, bcrege detains, black and fancy
Alpaeas, plain and plaid Ginghams, Manchester
and JL-'omcsUo wmguains, Calicoes ot every style,
and quality, at prices ranging from 5 up to l.'icts.
Black, blue, and brown French and English
cloths, plain black doeskin and fancy cassimeree,
black, blue, brown and green sattinets.
Checks, tickings, llaunels, muslins, toweling, ho
siery, gloves, shirts, ready-made clothing. Ac, Ac
Carpeting and Coor oii'eioth, window and wall
paper and boideriug. and oiled Window shades.
Alices of all descriptions for ladies, misses and
children, together with a largo assortment of
Mens and boys' hats, caps, boots and shoes.
Hardware, planes, Ac. Glassware, Qucer.sware.
Cedar and Willow ware, coin brooms. Ac. Ac.
Also, a large assortment 01 Fresh Groceries, viz :
Bio Ceffec, Imperial, Y. II. and Black teas X. .
sugar, crushed and loaf sugar. New Orleans and
Syrup molasses, clarified and cider Vinegar, Ac
Rosin and Fancy sraps : sperm, star and mould
eamiles. All of which will bo sold in quantities
to suit purchasers, at the cheap Corner Store of
PATTON A mi'PLE.
Curwensville, November E l?5t.
AT T E N T I O N L U l B E R M E X THE
MAINE COM P. LANDS ARE NOW FOR
SALE. T ho subscriber offers for sale (ho following
Tracts cf Laud, situated 011, and near the Clearfield
Creek, in Clearfield county. Pa., to wit: A tract,
wan-anted to -Luke Morris:"' containing 473 acres
and 4S ps. A tract, wavjiuted to Joiej h Iltllar.d,
containing acres. l.."5 ps. A -trao. varrar.ted
to Robert Grey, containing -!":t acres, 1 i". ps. A
tract, warranted to John Bringhurst, eoiitainins
42.) acres. 16:: ps. A tract, warranted to Sarah
Ward," cor.Uiniiig :).' a-'res, K3 ps. A traet,
warranted to '-Geo. Eddy." containing -l-l'J acres.
lo.'J ps.. A tiuc-t, warranted to Moor Wharton, con
taining acres. I Hi ps. A part of a ti u- t, war
ranted to Goo. A.-hton. containing 210 acres.
T'ht'se Lauds are too well kuuwn to the lumber
111 C-n of Cleariseld County, to j-cr.dcr a dcs.-i iption
of tli em necessary it may be safely a!d. that it is
decidedly the best body i f pine lands in dia
lled J County.
For terms, ic. and v to
' EOV. SH'OEMAKE,
El-ci.2I.arg. Cacittia Co.
September 2, 1-5!..
t( GUNS FOR TVROX E CITY ! SE
iOO HASTOPuii NOT TAKEN '. i ..:.::; Alkx
am!.i:, has just opened a splend-l S-il -t n iu the
basement storv of the Tvrone Citv licit I. where he
is iircTiarcd 10 accoinmo ta;e i--ci-.:oiss 'tvsters.
holcside and retail, at:. I id I oilier usually
!:'.'jit in a Confeeiionary and Greet rv S:ore.
X. II. All orders for Oyt-jis bv the Cm promptlv
dtende 1 to by JAME.? ALEXAN.OE.t.
Tyrone City, November !, li-i.-.;m.-
NEW FIRM. A A J. PATrnis Living taken
to lliem-j'dves the St jre formerly owned by
Jno. Patehin A Sons, take jjieasure in informing
thc-ir friends, find tha pubiic general that they
have just received from the city a splendid assort
ment of li ry Gools. Groceries. Hardware. tuci.-i?-
;.rc Hats and ( ,r 3. 15oots and Snoe. and every
thing else usually kejit a Country Store. Pe:sr:;s
wishing to buv theap np.d Z'( !- tio.-.ls. should not
forgot that t'.t.'V :ire -loteruiine-l s:ot to undersold
bv anv stcro in the eoantrv. We invite cv.j und
all to come anl cvur, int.' our sloc-k for thcniswlvcs.
as v.e charge iiothig fvr so u dng.
A A it ON PATCIUN.
SfJTEMPlliLL'S HOT LL. . bo su'wenber wov.ia
M.JL iul'.rs! hi-friciit!s and the public gfiierii;.'.
that he stid remains at the ol 1 st:in 1. v.nerc he lj
at all times rca ly nr.d willing to eutcrcam s:ran-
crs ad travellers. liM l...-r stoeice-l wita tne
uv.-t liquors, and Lis table wi;! always bts suppae i
wU'i the luinrics of ihe market.
Thankful for past lavors, he to;io.:i .-. lariuer
share of public patronag
WM.
J. HEMPHILL.
Clearfield, Jnne 15, lS5j-'y.
rIS.ST A K I II V A L . FALL AND V.'INTER
L1 GO-JOS. AT THE CTii.'iP CASH STORE.
Just received, a large r:id splendid assortment of
COPS of almost every dcScritiou. suitabie f.r l'ic
season, and selling oil' at very low prices. Ladies
Gentlemen, and eerv person wiohing 10 buy goo-is
at the very loir fit. price, are respectfully iiivRo.i to
cail ami examine ttr tliemseivcs.
Produce of all kin-is received in exehr.ne l,:
goods. UM. F. IK WIN.
Clearfield. Sept. 27. 1S5-L'
C1AUTIDN. All j ersuri- are cautioned not to
buy. tratla for ;r modiiic iti any way with a
Yoke of Oxen, ii.j'.v i:i ihe possc.-sioii of John
Erigs. as the j::mc is mine, ami only loaned to Slid
Prigs, and are at my di:-possl ar ar,y time from
this date. August 17th. li5J. T. 1. DAVIS.
Furguson township, Oct. 11, 155-i.
GREAT MILITARY EXCTTEMEXTAT
GLEN llorE'. 'Ib.- subscriber has ju.U rceci
ved a rcw and extensive asioriinent of the cheap
est Goods ever brought into ihe upper tixl of the
county: consisting of every variety of urtieb's uss-.-ally
kept in a t'ouatry store. He hopes his friends
and tho public will give him a call, aud feels con
fident he will be abl-j to render satisfaelion.
J. C. PATC1I1N.
Glen Hope, November Z2, LSjL
TOIIX 3rPIIEP-SOX: CvKRJKit and Tavm::.
5 stiil continues at tho rdd rlui.d at thtj South end
of Clearfield, and keeps constantly on Laud a good
assortment of Leather of all descriptions, including
a splendid lotof Spanish Sole leather, rthieh he v.iil
sell ch cap for cab or in exchange for l-.-.iuber an J
Hides. Nov. '-, 4.-3t.
JVEW I EST AUK AX T Cii.ii'r.r.s CucKrv,
would inl'ttrm the public that ho Las jvsi open
ed an Eating Saloon in the basemeat of Hei.iphiH's
Hote'. where ho serves up to oruer i rsu uysters.
Sardines. Anchoies. A. The best qualiry of ci
g.trs, and Pliihidelpbia Ale, always on hand. He
invites all lovers of "good living." to give Liiu a
call. Nov. 22, "j!.-.'iao,
TUST OPi:Xi:i. The subsiriber h?s j.tst re
t3 ccived at bi3 :ore at G rah.nnton. a I.: rge. rcw,
and splendid a'yortmeii of P,r.'l I ',1'iu!. ,! to. fx.
adapted to the wants of the whole commui.y.
ogtrc I fo" sale at extremely low prices. Dry Goods,
Quccnsware, Roots and Sfcoe, Hats and Caps. Ron
nets and Shawls, Groceries and Coiifeelict:-iries. to
gether with every other article usually he-.t iu a.
country stoic, may be had at reason-tide t;v'.
Cash, Lumbar, or produce received in w.v.t.
JAMES V. GR. Ml AM.
Grahanipton. Novettbor 13, ISi-i.
TE1"AK IX AMERICA ii-.-t against foreign
1 nation?, but against high prices and impo
sition. R. R. WELCH, has just returned from the
eity with a splendid new stock of ib!.l .--.nd Silver
Watches, open i'nd litinling-eased. gtitd chairs.
keys, seals, and a variety of other articles usually
kept by Jewelers.
His
lis assortment has been selected with creat care
and caution, and will bo cheefu'ly subi.iit'ed to
the inspection of all who mav giv'e hini a call.
TtRMS Cash, ' Oct. 1. ltJ.il.
rilAIt. The undersigned has just received and
X will keep for sale, at his shop on thir l street,
a superior article of tar. - GEORG E ORK. '
Clearfield. July 5, 1S54.
FIAAC 31. ASI1TOX. Hat Store. No- 172
Market St., Philadelphia. Hat. Caps. Furs,
Ac. of every vuricty. and the best quality always
on hand. June 15, liwt-ly.
JOIIX V. KTSIITOX & CO., IMPORTERS
AND DEALERS in Earthenware, China, Glass,
Ac, 245 Market St., opposite Ked Lion Hotel. Phil
adelphia. J. Y. RUSHTOX,
J. C. HOPKINS.
Xor. S, '51.-ly. v ROUT. STILSON.
TE ALL TAKE HOBEXSACK. Hobensaek's
orm Syrup snd Livr Pill, for tnle by
June 13, "5i. MOSSOP A POTTARFF.
Court Affair's.
DECEMBER TERM, 1851.
TRIAL LIST.
Jano Hunter vs J. A. T Hunter.
John Patehin vs Josiah Lttmbourn.
James tlallahcr vs Uurgunder A Kricklej.
Jeremiah Mtxrc vs Thomas Martin
George W. ShoiT vs Robert Iytl,
George VI. ShoiT vs Lytic A JLlouw,
John Siberts vs Moses Pearco .
Philip Antes vs Biglcr A Roe.d. . - I
Samuel Culd well vs M. Stovcnson.
Tuckuer A lleishcr vs John Stitcs. .
Oscar F. Mooro vs O. P. Wilder.
C. F. Renaml vs John Xodier.
Retijamin Coiuley vs WiliaTu M. Pugan.
Thomas Craven vs Robert Pennington.
James Curley vs James Gunsalus.
C. F Rcr.aud vs John Xodier A Ropssalot.
George. W. Carter as Snyder A Large.
Connell Frederick vs Henry Grow.
J. A J. lleyr.tz vs Abraham E.ers.
George GR! vs '1 hemas Holt. "
Michael t.'uigle vs Jno. A James M. Leonard.
J. A J. M. Leonard, use cf J. Lconnrd vs M. QuigU.
Peter Pickorson vs Vogals A Brothers.
John Frvmire vs Peter Lamm.
Keller A Dickerson vs 11. li. Miller.
H. li.' .Miller vs Kellcv A Dickerson.
II. U. Miiler vs J. M. Kelley.
same vs siiue.
Irwin A Hilctuan vs Isaac Price.
Philip Antes vs G. L. Reed.
Torbctt. Crane, tt al vs Ak-sandcr Caldwoll.
Samuel MeKean vs James M. Dixon.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! ! Mrs. Eliza
Iiivi.s A Sons have just received, and opened
for sale, at the old stand ia Curwensville, the larg
est and most splendid assortment of Goods ever
brought 10 Cioarfit Id ciinty, consist leg, in part, cf
Dry Goods. Groeu'ios, lLtfJaarc, Queeusv. are. Tin
ware. Saddlery ar.d Harness, Hats and Caps. Foots
and Shoes, Di ngs. Oil. Paints, Glass. Ac., Ac
They would particularly call tho attention c f iho
La-lie to their large stock vf Fancy Goods, c.f eve
ry description, feeling saii-ficd that it is a-lertle
the best that can be found in the County. Ron
nets t;f all descriptions, r.r, I pices.
1 he gcnt'ciuoH have nor been forgotten, as w'il
be seen oil inspecting their very L'.rge asortiaert
of ready-made Clothing, f'loths. Ca.-imeres. Sati
netu. Ac Ac. Their Cloth ing is a!! of good qnr.l-ity-.
none of j-ourJow, slop--:'iOp stuff, but im the
cor.trary. vrell made and fashionably cut, and war
ranted goo ! r.nd elic'ip. Give tLcm a call, nsthey
are deUi-uiiued '.o stdl chei'per than all, oihtrs.
All Eiiils of ii.i',i.t.r and country reduce taken
in ex'-hr.r.ic for gi.ods. aud the cah rot refused
when oSertd. Call and examine for yourselves.
Curwensviiii November 22. l.-'OL-ilr,
T
1YKOXE CITV HOTEL. 11CGHES A
iit IN. would respect fully inform the puldi-;
ihat :hev ba e verv grc !y improved (heir House,
aud are now aide to fiord the travelling public.
;iie most comivrtaole a -c'muio.I::li j:is. ILieir bar
is fui nis'u'-l v.ith the very best litiuors. anl tha
luxuries f the Philadelphia market are to ba
f und 0-1 their table. . Tht y respectfully invito
their numerous friends ia Clearfield to give them
a call. August y.lf 5i.
KL'.V IJOOT AND SIIOF. STORE. TLe
subscriber would respectfully inform the pub-
iic. that he has iu-it opened tn eniire new stock of
'mots and shoes, in Graham Row, one door east
of th'- Journal I'Cice. Clearlleld. Pa.
i.very var.eiy of Ladies and Gentu-mei. s gaiter?,
e-ed Loots, iiuiiii-i, congress boots, childrct s .-.hots
Ac, tic, cheap for cash. il: hopes to receive a
libc-1 share- of p.-.irenagc Pools and j-Loes minlo
to order. C. S. PLACK.
Arg. Li, 1!.
ilji 11 ; AU persons knowing thn-
- - v f s .IlmL-. i. 1 . I . ft h r r - fn ar. Ti p r ' whafeve.rl"
are Lercbj- r..:itie 1 to come forv.r l and scitlo
before tho Sepieir.ber Court, as he is d detiuiried to
h-;vo his basiness entirely setiled up by that time.
Those u uablu in p:ty, are requested to settle end
t:me :-.ul oppor:u:,::y v. iii ho exterde l to tncm.
.TA.-.iii:? JJ. GJ
Grahai-.toii. Aug. 23d. 1834.
Mor?rr vrnrox house. No. 05 North
Seco.id St.. Pfci'iidelphia. The undersigned
having leased the above well known House, which,
has been Ru:'ovat!.i and Re-"jo'1-:i.ki MHorei;
oi r. have just opened it for the reception of visitors.
The furniture, is all new. and has been Selected
with car? from ilenkies well k-rown establishment
in Ch'-Msut SiKct, a::d is of tho latest and most
fashionable style.
1 he location for Merchants aad others coming
to the city is eoiivei-ieiiN being in tLe contre of
business.
Their l'ri:-:n's i:i Cl arSeld are respectfully soli
cited to give them a c:UI. I). Rl.AIR.
i. L. EAR RETT,
Arg. 5 11. I:"..-1. Proprietors.
TVTLV.' A II " I V-V L . M . A. FRANK, Las jast
i rt-turiied from the East- with a large assert-'
iiier.t of Cloths. Cissimer?, NetkTies, Trimnurigs,
Ready mcd-3 CTothh-.r. Ac. which be will sell
cheap f'.r cash, at his s.ore, t'.vt doors east of tha
.;..m i.;'. oCiee.
Fashionable t.tiloritig itiii Jone to order, wEIi
neatness and dirpsti-h.
He invites The public to give him a call and cx
amine his atoek-. Sept l'J, Iho 4.
JOHN 21. PALETHORP. JR., WHOLESALE
CULM 1ST A Ll-U:a:;iST. A. Sli Xortk See
Jul ii'.-.-, f' ceo nd uoor below Muunt Vernon House,
Phihi-le! hi.i. Dealers in Lrngs, Chemicals, Pei-
1 hi.'.i.iei! 1;i.i. feaicrs ia i-rugs.
fun., i v. Paints. Oils. Window Gli
Ac, Ac.
Novembers. 154 .ly.
rno all whom it
MAY COXCERX.
jL dhe subscii
erttf'-al l le.ost respectfully so
licit all Upise ir.d oio.I io Lim, to ci-ms forward
and settle up. and if they cannot pay ive their
Notes, and further hopes not to l2 rc:iuirc..l to use
any other means than tnis simple noiicr. He cun
be found at almost any time at Woodland, pnpar
tc to settle. ' F. P. HL RXT11AL.
Nov. h. 1 So-' - -
BEIPI.EM VX A HAY WARD Wholesale ro-'
ecrs. Tot L'eolers. and Commission Merchants,
S,. 273. Market Street. Philadelphia.
l.
T t-iMl.r
REiLELMAX,
HAYWARD,
A.
June 15, lsoi-ly.
DISSOLUTION OU PA11TXE11SI5IP !
'J he partnership heretofore exising between
John Patch in A Sons, was this day dissolved by
mutual Consent, and the books are left in tha hands
of A. A J. Patehin. Those persons knowing them
selves inJeoLed to the finn will call ininjtiiatcly
and settle up, or thev will have the pleasure of
paying e .sts JXO. PATCKIX A SONS.
Rurnsidc October 12. Ia54.
J V. NELSON S. CO., wuld it-spectfuliy in
h i'or;:i the eili.er.s of Mc-rris township una ad-jr-iring
country, that they Lave just arrived with a
large r-.-urtuier.it of iry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware. Quccnsware, Coots ami Shoes, Hats ami Cups,
Clocks Looking glaises. Coi.feetic-r.arres, Medicines,
Oil-;. Paints, Tinware, and all other articles usually
kept in n country store, which they are determined
to s.-R low for ci.-h. country prsJuce. or Lumber.
Morris Township. Novciilber 1. 1754.
T7UIIS3IUTII L inJOTIIER,
M if Jiv'ij.i..-iuii
TOB.tCCO DEALERS,
X. 105 N. Third Street, five doors below Luce,
Nov. v, "51.-1 v. Fun. ADr.LrniA.
.rA?HINGTOX L. ULAD1X, Attoknev at
La-.v. No. 6'j, South Sixth si., riiiladelphir.
A.ugust 121.
CALEB COPE A CO. Xo. 153. Maiket St., Phila
delphia. Dealers in Linens, -White Goods, llo
sicrv. French. Englih and German Silk Goods. L&-c-es,Gloves.
Bolting Cktths, Ac June 15, 5!-ly.
TO SHOEMAKERS. A fine lot of Spanish Kips
Men and Women's Morocco pink trimmings,
and Solo Leather, for sale cheap, by ...'.--.
June 13. 5L MOSS.OP A PtTTARI-F -.
BROOK. TYSOX A RFHX Wholesale Dry.
Good's Store Xo. U5. Market Street. Philadel
phia June 15. 185-1-ly.
STOXf: WARF. pf every vsriet". cb-epp for caea
at the Store of F. IRIX
June 14, '54 -
is