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I SAW ITER IX CABBAGE TIME.
Respectfully Inscribed to Mother Moore.
I taw her first in cabbage time,
fc'fao was a cutting crout
She'd stop the cutter, now and then,
. 1 To turn her bead about; . ,.-'....
And as she'd suit it in a tub, ;
And str.mp it down awhile,
' Upon lier fresh ani rosy lip
Reposed a witching stnile.
I saw her next ia winter time,
' And still she gaily smiled,
For there npon the cooking stavo, "
- Her grub was being b'iled.
i Around the huge and greasy pot,
Tbe steam came pouring out;
And from the smell, I knew that suo
Was cooking "speck and krout."
When next I saw her, in the spring,
She smiled not as beforo ; "
A heavy weight was on her heart
The eroat was "all no more!"
The pot she csed to cook it in
Was eaten np with rust;
The cutter hung upon the wall, .
'Mid spider webs and dust.
- I've seen her often since that time,
"When nil exound were gay
TThen others laughed and talked the most,
She'd frown and turn away.
I've watched to sec a ray of joy;
But watched, alas! in vain
I never hope to see her smilo
Till cabbage limo again!
SHALL FRIENDS MEET IN HEAVEN1.
If yon bright stars which gem the night,
" lie each a blissful, dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits re-unite
"Whom death hath torn assunder here ;
How sweet it were at once to die,
And leave this blighted orb afar,
Mix soul with soul to cleave the sky,
And soar away from star to star.
But oh ! how dark, how drear. Low lone.
Would seem the brightest world of bliss.
It wandering through each radiant one,
We failed "to find the loved of this;
If there no more the ties shall twine,
Which death's cold hand alone can sever,
0 then those stars in mockery shine,
More hateful, as they shine forever.
It cannot be, each hope end fear
That lights the eye or clouds the brow
Proclaims, there is'a happier sphere
Than this bleak world that holds us now.
There is a voice which sorrow bears.
When heaviest weighs life's galling chain,
'Tis Heaven that whispers ' dry tLy tears,
The pure in heart shall moet again '"
THE HEBREW'S PRAYER.
There is a high degree of beauty and power in the
following extract. Itiscopied from the "I London
edition cf a poem called "The Devil's Progress-"'
published in 1319, the titlo-page of which announc
es the author to-be thoeditorof the Court Journal,1
hut the poem was written by Thomas J. Ilcrvcr.
A Hebrew knelt, in the dying light,
His eyes were dim and cold.
The hair on his brow was silver white,
And his blood was thin and old 1
lie lifted his lock to the Ute3t sua.
. For he knw that his pilgrimage was dono!
And as he saw God's thaJow there,
1 . His 3pirit poured itseif in prayer!
" 'I come unto death's second birth,
Beneath a stranger air,
A Pilgrim on a dull, cold earth.
As all my fathers were ;
And men have stamped me with a enne,
I feel it is tot Thine,
Thy meTvy like yon sun was maio
On ine as ihctu to shine!
And, thcrcfors, dare I lift mine eye.
Through that to Thee, before I die.
" ''In this great temple bnilt by Thse,
W hose niters are divine,
Beneath yon lamp, that, carelessly,
; Lights up thine own true shrine;
: " O! take my latest sacrifice.
Look down and make this sod,
-"' Holy, as that, where long ago,
The Hebrew met his Clod.
"I have not c-auscd the widow's tears.
Nor dimmed the orphan's eye.
I have not stained the Virgin's year3
Nor inocked the mourning cry. , t
The songs of Zion. in mine ear,
Have ever been most sweet, -And
always, when I felt Thee near,
'; . ily. 'shoes' wcrs off my feet!?
4 " "I have known Thee in the whirlwind,'
I have known Thee on the Hill,
I have loved Thee in the voice of birds,
-,-.. Or the music of tbe rill ! . - . ;,.
. I dreamt of Thee, in the shadow,
I saw Thee in the light
I heard Thee ia the thunder peal,
And worshipped in the night.
All beauty while itspeke of Thea
Still made my heart rejoicp, ... , .
And my spirit bowud within itsel.,
To hoax thy -flUl small voice."
I have not felt myself a thing,
Far from thy presence driven,
, .' By flaming sword or waving wing,
, fchut out from Thee aud Heaven,
. ', ."Meat I the whirlwind reapbeeaaso,
. My-4'athcrs sowed tho torai?
OftVurink beeau'-o another sinned,
Beneath thy red right arm ?
Oh! much of this we dimly s;an, . .
And much Is a'.l unknown
; But I will not take my surse from man,
... I tarn to Tkoc. alone! '
'- Oh! bid my fainting spirit live
And what is dark reveal,
And whal is evil oh forgive,
. And what is broken, heal,
i ".-And cleanse my nature from abovo
In the deep Jordan of Thy love. -:
I know rot if the Christian's Heaven
Shall be the same as mine,
I only ask ta be forgiven,
'. And taken Lome to thine, . '
,1 weary on a far. dim strand,
Whose mansiohs are as tombs,
And long to find the fathcr-1. nd,
Where there are many homes !
Oh ! grant, of all yon starry thrones,
Some dim and distant star.
Where Judah's lost and scattered sons,
May lovo Thee from afar.
When all Earth's myriad barp3 shs.ll meet,
, In choral jrIr and prayer,
' Shall Zions harp c-f old so sweet,
- - Alone be waitiug there,
The Christians scorn the Christian's jes ;
But let me see and hear '
From some dim masion in the ky, - t
; '-. Thy bright ones and thy melody."' -r
- The san goes down with sadden gleam, .
,-As beautiful as a lovely dream
.- And silent as the air
. When the visioa of a dark-eyed girl,
With long and raven hair.
Glides ia as guardian spirits glide
, ; - And lo! is kneeling at his side; -
, Ai if her sadden presence there, ".''-.-
1' . Was sent in answer to his prayer !
, , (Ob say they not that angels tread
' Around the good man's dying bed ?)
His child his sweet, bis sinless chill !
And as ho gaxed on her,"
He knew bis Gpd was reconciled, - ,
And this the messenger
. As sure as God bad hung oh high
The promised bow "before hi eye 1 " .
Earth's purest hope thus o'er bim florg,
To point his LoavenwArd fiithj -r -
r' And life's most holy .feeling Strang ,
' "To sing bim onto death. . .- . .
'l''And on his daughter. stainless breast,
Tk dying Hebwraotigbt bis it'
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LAZIjT yex.
During tbo sumraer of 1S4G, ccrn being
scarce in the upjer country, and one of the
Citizens being hard Tcssttd lor bread, having
worn thread bare the hospitality of his gener
ous neighbors, by his extreme laziness, tbey
thought it an act of charity to bury him. Ac
cordingly, ho was curried toward the place cf
interment, and being met by one of the citi
zens, the following conversation tool: place :
"Hallo ! what have voa there ?"
"Poor old Mr. 8."
'What are yon going to do with him ?"
"Bury him."
"What ! in he dead J I hadn't heard of his
death."
"Isro, he is not dead, but he might as Trell
be, for hi has no corn and is too lazy to work
for any."
"That is too cruel for civilized people, I'll
give him two bushels of corn myself rather
than see him buried p.livc."
Mr. S. raised the cover, and asked . in his
usual dragging tone. "I-s i-t s-h-e-l-l-e-d V
"No, but you can soon shell it."
"D-r-i-v-e o-n b-o-y-s."
CP" A certain congregation in the village of
B ,'was much annoyed by the "spiritual
manifestations" 5i" an ancient maiden lady,
who, as the ssrmou progressed, became rather
loud and frequent in her pious ejaculations,
and gave strong indications of getting up a
revival on her own individual re.ponsu ility.
At length the pastor paused in the midst of
his discourse, declaring that he could not pro
ceed, until the noise ceased, or the cause of it
was ejected from the church. These remarks
only increased the evil; he then requested
some memtcr to reprove Ins adversary.
Whereupon a couple of young bucks immedi
ately volunteered to execute his.rnest. They
marched up to the offender, lifted her i:p ia
their arms, to carry her out, willing or unwil
ling, and had proceeded about half-way up the
aisla, with the eyes of the whole congregation
upon them, when the laiy cried out, in a loud,
shrill voice: "Our Lord was carried into Jeru
salem on one ass, but I am honored by being
carried out by two!"
It is needless to add, that the two dropped
their burden immediately, and lied from the
church, v.hile the lady waited back to her
seat.
3T0 YOU EOiri JUDGE.
SCrXE IX COV2T OF JISTICE SOT, WITNESS IS
CASrrOF ASSAULT OX MR. EROWJf.
Judge (with dignity) Young man, do you
fcnsw this Brown ? -
Boy (looking roguishly at Ids Honor, and
shaking Lis head) No you don't Jugde.
Judge (indignant) What do you mean by
that air ? Answer my question ; do you know
thisBrow:?
Bey (with a peculiar wink) Xo ycr don't
Judge.
Judge (in a rage) Answer me, you young
villain, or I wilt commit you for contempt of
Court ; do you know this Brown.
Boy (applying his. thumb to the tip of his
nose, and wriggling mysteriously his elonga
ted fingers) Yer can't come it, Judge; I
know ycr wont ycr want me to ask what
Brown, and then yer coin' to .ny Baow
Srocr! No ycr don't Judge. . ; '
SrcAr. Toxc3. A b.'.ckv.oodsman, who iad
never jo:-n a pair of sugar tongs, being invited
to a tea-party, requested a'person who unhap
pily was seated nor.r to him, to give somo in
formatieTT rcfp?c!ing ftsnse.
-It isa very ingenious instrument," said
the cntel wr.g, "which has been lately inven
ted for the purpr32 of tlcwing the nose. It is
now in general use in genteel society; and it !
is expected that the . disgusting custom f
using the fingers will be altogether alolish
ed." ' . : '
- The sugar dish was handed around; the un
fortunate 'lion'? seized the tongs, and the po
lite part of the assembly were scandalized -at
the oi'at which followed the application of the
instrument, and the tremendous explosion.
f . mm m
I'p.atisg axo Suootisg. A "correspondent
in D county, Ohio, relates the following
incident as occurring in a" village church in
his neighborhood : , At tbe clysc cf the ser
vice last Sunday, these announcements were
made, with due .solemnity, of the fathers :
'Prayer meeting at Brother . Wood's next
Thursday evening ; also, a shooting match" at
Brother Rahn's on Chris' hi is. We hope tho
lovers of the good cause, and good venison,
will turn out generally on Loth occasions. J
With respect to the latter, we may remark
Brother Rahn is a worthy man, though poor,
and any assistance in his way will be thank
fully receive I." An actual fact, without the
slightest exageration.
No AccorxTixo ron Taste. In tho early
part of the lSfh century, a farmer, from a lit
tle villaga near Tadcaster, was condemned to
suffer the t-xtrerae penalty of lira l iw, for cow
stealing, his wile c.tife I t: see i.irn a few min-'
utos previous to his execution, to t ke her last
fa.e.vcll, when she asked if he won"'. I 'like the
children to see him cxeca.t-.-d Jj "which he
peremptorily replied, ,'Xu, what must they
omcfor?' . 'Humph,', replied the yifc, yoa
are just what you always . werc-r-nevr willing
that the children should sse ar.v fun. ' ;
C"A Countryman attended one of the Prer.
sident?s levees, at wldch the ladies, appeared in j
full ball costume, that is, to say, with dresses
cut very low in the necti, aad leaving not so
much to the imagination.as potetry would re.'
qui re,' as to the charms half concealed and half
disclosed. When the unsophisticated citizen
was about to take his leave, the president ask
etl hini sjeakiag of the levee, of coursa if he
Jiad ever seen such a sight before. 'Ab,r 'said
ho, emphatically, 'uoL since I war. rtantfj.
"Pray tj hold your jaw,' said inward ent"
young lover to a skittish beauty who was wrig
gling hout trin to dodgo hia kias of ffectieSi
A GOOD SITUATION FOR A DOCTOR.
Doctor's offiee and Lot at privtcsa!e,situa
ated in Frenchville, castcf Luts's Store, formerly
owned by Dr. F. Canficld. lor further particu
lars inquire of ' ' ' .'LEVI LUTZ.
N. li Drugs. Ac, will be sold with the office.
: Frenchville, December 27, 1Sd4. :
I-SSELJ. ft SCnOTT, r IMPORTKUS AND
j6 vTsolf.s vt.k Dealers in J); irs Chemicals,
4"t .. No's. V',6 ilarkct, a ilerehant Street -
Jan. i7. '53.' -. Philadelphia.
VUUNE CITY IIOTE.. JilUUt-.-i &
IKVIN, would respectfully inform the public
that they have very greatly improved their House,
and are now able to afford the travelling public,
the most comfortable accommodations. Their bar
is furnished with the very be.t liquors: and the
luxuries of the. Philadelphia market are to bo
found on their table, 'ihey respectfully invite
their numerous friends in Clearfield to give them
a call. - August tl.lSat.
"jVfEW HOOT AND SliOil STOKE. The
i 1 subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lic, that he has just opened an entire new stovk of
booU and shoes, in Ur:ihjm's How, one door east
of the Journal Oflice, Clearfield. Pa.
Every variety of Ladies and Gentlemen's gaiters,
laced boots, pumps, congress boots, childrcns shoes
As., Ac., cheap for cash. He Lopes to receive a
liberal share of patronage Boots and shoes made
to order. C. S. BLACK.
Aug. IC, 1S51.
0:eat iizeitojieat. "tartling Announcemea;
THAT the largest, cheapest, and best assortment
of Goods ever brought into Cleariield county,
huvc just r.rrived, and arc offered for sale, at tho
New Store of the subscribers, near tho Journal
Oflic-e, Clearfield, Pa. Never before has a more
brilliant, and at the same thno a cheaper lot of
Goods been offered to thi3 community. '1 hey have
all been selected with a view to the wants and ne
cessities of the people of thi3 particular locality,
after long experience, and intimate acquaintance
with their business connections.
Dry Goods of every variety. Dress Goods, Cloths,
Cassimercs, and Clothing: lioots and .Shoes. Hats
and Caps, PouncJs and Shawls, together with a
large and splendid assortment of tjr.censware,
Bard ware and Groceries.
Defying all competition, they solicit their friends
and the public to give them a call and examine
their stock. MUSSOP A POTTAU1T.
June 12. 1351. ly. -
IIOXi:ER 21ILLS, MORttlS TOWNSHIP,
CLBAltrrELD COUNTY. The subscriber
kecp3 constantly on hand, at bis mills, lumber of
all description, ort3. and siz?s. Plastering lath and
bill sawed on the shortest notice. These mills
tuny time during the season, having a
supply of water
iof produce taken in exchange for Iue
jic Hii nsver rcfurcd.
, . - HENRY GROE,
September 20, lSC-l.-ly Kj-Icrtown, P. 0.
"iVE FIRM- TKOUTMAN A ROV.'E. House,
Sign end Ornamental Painters, Glaziers,
Chair mr.ker?. and Paper Haugrrs. effer their ser
vices to the citizens of Clearfield and vicinity.
Shop on Market St., jnst below the Foundry.
They keep constantly on hand, and make to or
der every variety of Chairs, Lounges, Sofas, Ac, Ac.
Chairs, and Sof:is made equal in beauty to any that
can be obtained from the City, acd more durable
in workmanship and material.
JOHN TUOUTMAN.
June It, '51. ly. ROPKUT IK. AVE.
ripHE GOOD INTENT HOTEL, and Stage OHicc,
JL Curwcnsville, Pa. Tho Subscriber would in
form his friends and the public that he has just re
fitted and re-furnished his houe and is prepared
to render every attention to tho travelling commu
nity. flis bar contains Honors of th? first qnality, and
hid tablo will always be supplied with the best in
market.
lie repcctfully solicits his friends and others to
giro him a call. WM. li. FLLMiilNG.
June 11, 'li i. , .i
C1 OINiriT AI.olSEr-The undersigned h av
5" ing taken to him?e!f the store formerly own
ed by i'iitchia A. Swan, takes pleasure in informing
h;s friends an I the public generally, that he ha3
, ust received from the cuy a splendid as-ortment
of Dry Goods, Hardware. Queensware. Hats and
Caps,Boctj and Shoe?, and every thing else usual
ly kept in a country tore. Persons wishing to bay
chcnp and good Goods should not forget that ho
is determined not to e undersold by nay storo in
in the eonnty: His motto is '-a iiimblo pfinr.y rath
er than a slow sixpence."
. . S. C. PATCH I NT.'
Glen Hope. Jnlv 5. IS'-l
D
an i li l iiEN:sr.n,:,f ui.ii
dnet miikcr. .""hop
same as formerly occupied by David Saukots.
t loarfie'd. Pa., kecpi .constantly on Land at his
Furniture Ware-rooms, and manufactures to, order
ut City priees.alt kinds ot Cabinet wa redlining :nd
Pier t;iblcs- Lfrtssin? i-ases, 'Cupboards. IleUsicuds,
Xv-h Stands. Sf ring bottomed ChalrAfiofasSafc,
Bureatts,' Marble Tpped Es?ritors. Ae.'fec.. '
CoCins made, aud funerals attended on sue short
est notice. ........
June 27. 1S34. ly.
tf-i 11 K A Tm7 L I T A R T E 31 KXTAT
'Cfi U Li;I HuPE ! 'I he suV?rii)cr has just recei
ved a new ai.d cxtcn&ivo assur.-tnent of the cheap
est, Goods ever brought into the upper end of the.
county consisting. of every variety of articles usu
ally kept in a country store, lie hopes his friends
and tho public will give him a call, and fuels con
fident he will be able to render satisfaction. .
. . J. C. PATCiHNV
Glen Hope, November 22, 1 3j1. ..
TOITN V. Iil'SlITON & CO., IMl'OllTEltS
,AXD LEA Li.'ItS in Earthen ware, China. ! hiss,
Ac.. Miricrl St.. opposite Red Lion Hotel. Phil
adelphia. ; J. Y. KUSHTOX,
J: C.TPiPKlNS
' Nov. S. Vil.-I v.
ROUT. STILSON.
GEORGE W. iCOLLADAV, Conveyancer
and Land Apent. .No. Goldsiniih's Hall.
Philadelphia, will faithfully attend to all business
entrusted to his care, ...
June 27. liil. ..'. ' .
C TlT'VTlV II ... T r1 r- i T
Aim will attchif faithfully to all professional bu
siness entrusted to his care. June i'i, ' il.-ly, ,
JR. McEN ALLY Attorney at Law. (Mlico
nearly opposite Judge AV right's Store. Clear
field, Pa., practices in ClcarSeid and adjoining
counties. . (Juno 13, "jl.-ly.
CHEAP CLOTIirXG A large lot of Cheap Clo
thing, M;n"s and Bovs. for t-ale cheap, bv
June 1.1, '51. MOSS0P A PUTTARFF.
i kj i ' i x juuuio-iii-ijinv. icariieiu. I. a.
LACKLERRY BRANDY. A certain cure for
the Dys-!ntary, for sale by
June 13, 'il. MUSSOP A POTTARFF.
71 J A. FKXMv, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
1TJL Clearfield, Pa., Ofiisc in ' Shaw's Row."
Juno, la.- 1S51.
TA.iJES CUO U'TIIUIl , J I'SllcKTFyjTE
cJ PEACE, Curwcnsville, Pa. Office opijoiiite the
"Good Intent Hotel.'' .. punc, i'j, IS01. -
TAMES B. G II AH AM Merchant andcTtenc
dealers in lumber.'. Grahamptoi), P. 0.. Clcar
Gcld county. Pa. ' -. . ' .. . , :jay 2 i, ,'5i-Jy :
" if Ias Df Coffee, just received and Tor sale
JLLfJ at the New Store of ' A. M. HILLS.' 1
i Junu 11, '54.-- i -" -1
ftlin i-iiitei:mnchs?iimjee.s
tiU,WU ot best finatity. for sale at the Sign
pf the Kcd Flag. PrL'c S3.50 per thousand.
: June 27, J854.: ' '
. 1. . : '- " :
VttTE ALL TAKE HOBENSACk.i-irobensaeks
. V Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, for sale by 1
II
Bl'CIIEn swoope.-
. " 1 " -ATTORNEY AT LAW;
Cnr.Ai?rtT-.LT, Pa:
Two tlor$ East of Journal offlre. Up stairs
, o . : .. . . . . . . .
EX" BARRETT, with WILLIM50N, TAY-
LOlt A CO.. Wdolelae Dp.At.cns i" '
FOSEIGU AND 601ii'IC BUY GOOD.
7o.,73 Market-Streot.; between Second and Third'
&t.r PhiUdjpbl. iji : r j JJa. 17.'. if
a , '. . - ;.-,
DISSOLUTION OF PAUTNERSKIT.
'lhe partnership heretofore e sis ling, be t ween
C. M. Crsham and J. E. Waion. was this day dis
solved by mutual consent, having disposed of their
interest to'Jas. 1$. Graham. C. M. (iltAHAM.
- ; J. E. W ATSON ::" ;
Grftb?mton; October 27, TS54. . : '-.-'
The buincs3 will he.reafier be continued by Jsj.
B. (trahm. as formerly, who will collect r.ll
counts iue. and pay all debts contracted by the
former firml - - JAS. E. GRAHAM. -.
Grahainpton, November 15, 1354. -
HE UNION SAFE '-.-THREE -CIILERS
FOP AMERICA ! in;: Oueap Coaxtn-'lr.i-ritriJ
a.nt I We taUe this method of inforrucg the
public in generaL and tho citizens of Curwctm i!lo
and vi-iidty in partienlar, ttat we Lave received
oiir nsurd iarge and varied peleetion of Fail ciul
VTintrr G'lv.ix. ruited to the wants of every, man.
woman nmd child in the community. And. we
have no hesitation in saying, that purchasers wiil
find it greatly to their advantage to call and exam
ine our stock before pui chasing elsewhere."
Our stock consists, in part, of ' Ladies'- Dress
Gootls in rert variety: such s plain black, fnncy
silks. Turk satins, hereto dclains. black and for.cy
Alp.nc:is. plflin and plaid Gir.gh.11ns. Manchester
and Pomcstie. Ginghams, Calicoes of every stylo,
and quality, at prices ranging from 5 up to 15cts.
iilaek, blue, end brown French and English
cloths, plain black doeskin and fancy cassimercs,
black, blue, brown and green sattir.ets.
Checks, tickings, flannels, muslins, toweling, ho
siery, cloves, shirt.-, read v-maile clothing. Ac. Ac.
. ... 1 1 11
Carpeting nncl tioor oil cion. winnow unu nan
paper and hoidcrmg. ana oiicu v inaow suaaes.
Shoes of all descriptions for ladic3. missc3 and
children, together with a large assortment of
Mens' and boys' hats, enps, boots and shoes.
Hardware, planes. Ac., Glassware, Ouccnsware.
Cednr and Willow ware, corn brooms. &c Ac.
Also, a Iarc assortment of Freeh Groceries, viz :
Eio Ccfiee. Imperial. Y. H. and Pinch teas N. O.
sugar, cm-died and lonf sugar. New Orleans and
Syrup ino'msses. clarified and cider Vinegar, &a.
Rosin and Fancy soaps: sperm, s'nr and 1 ;onld
candles. All of which will be sold in quantities
to suit purchasers, at the cheap Corner Store of
PATTON &. 111PPLE.
Curwcnsville, November 1, 1854.
rip 11 e a 31 er Tc 7 n "boarbi X G HOUSE.
J The subscriber would inform the publio that
he has just completed ahirgencw buibiin;. on tbe
South en-1 of Second Street. Clearfield. Pa., whhrh
he has furnished and fit:d up in tho most comforta
ble manner for the accommodation of travellers ami
permanent boarders.
liis charges will be moderate, and his Lous? con
duced in a decent, sober and orderly manner.
v. h-c all quiet and peace loving people, who may
vi-dtCIoariield can find a temporary home."
JOHN S. RADElJACil.
July IS, lf.U. r" y '
.NOV XOTIIINC; II K A li-Q U A UT EI IS .
Detrick's Plaeksmith ;hopri" Cut wensville,
nearlv opnosite the ,Po:t Office, always open, and
Jacob, himself .alwavs-ready to srrve his custom
ers. All kinds of work done in the best style, and
Horse shoein1 dcrnc on the
shortest notice, and on -tailurc to rendender safiiM
l.ic'.ion lac money rciurneu. r
All kinds of gra'm.',taltcu in exchange for work
and the" money not refused ,
JACOr. LLTP.ICIv.
Curwensvillo, Ccc. G, lS54.-ly.
JT IFE INSURANCE : SAVE YOUR LIVE?,
J.JAND YOUft MONEY, ly having your life
inscrc l in the Susquehanna Mutual Insurance
Comnac3'of Rnrrit-burg.'Pa.-'
CAPITAL SI'JO.GOO. ,
CHAltTBKi:D MAtltH ti-'id. J34.
Atv person cat! have tacii- own life infurad or
lat of a ft-iend, from one to nuu-ty ye.irs. Pc;-
th
ve.sr:; o; XK
per :?lo:).
ar-
ly. -.Af.O ycars.if 90 firSHUMI.U'K yearly lor inc.
The lio!e pn mi.-'hi for Ht'o in ordinance i-j ?2d.
at the sgc of 2j years, premium ditto, on SIOO. is
V2".S.S.
" Dr. R. V. "Wilson, of - Ciearficid, Medical Ex
aminer. ......
Any information may be obtained from
. r Dr. A. X. SCIiRYYLR, Agtnt.
September . 1351. ... ,
SVUKSlib '"XEW STORK. V.. St! a &
So?, have just returned from the city with an
entire n'-w stok of Goo li. which they oiler for gale
on the verv lowest terms, at the old
oesur-ied bv A. M. 11 ills. West end of
tan 1 1 laielv
the Mansion
itemise, t.'learfii-ld. Pa. Their s:o;k of soo.ls L:.i
been selected 'with great care, and a hotter or
cheaper, assortment i;s nsver brought into Clear
field eeuutr. ' ' -
They defy a'.l competition, and invito the pab
lis to call and bxatufno their goods. Every r.rti
clo it entirely r.cw, s?rd as cheap, if not cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere.
. -. II. SHAW.
A. II. tllAW,
June 27, 1354. ,
J
TAMES niDDtiJ. O"t!':0.' Attorney at Law.
has removed h fiZicc Li th room adjoining m
ths EasMhe lru Stora of fir. li. LoTnui.and will
devote his wiiolo attnJ ion to tho prazlL-c of Lis
profession.. ; lie au? us consulted ia ' i'riir!i and
.Oiruunt., ., ... :. June 1.".. i'51.-Jy.
NOTICS.AVc the snbs.-rtOers intend'
to make artdlcatioii to the next Legislature'
of t he Commonweal tb of I'onr.Kylvnnbv fr im Act
of Assembly to incorporate a Lar.king Company,
with R-.itikin.rr end discounting privileges, to bo
C'lllol tho "Clearfield iJank"' an i losate-L at the
Eorough of Ciearficid. with a capital of One hun
dred thousand dollars.
A. K. Wttt'iKT, , J.vnr.s T. Lr.o.v"Ai:i.
RiciiAun Sn.vw,'1 5 ' Jamus 15. G it vitAir,
Jonathan Povston. - ' .Elms Ikwix, '
J. I'.- Wbaveu, J. f. Smttu, -.', -
: ' : J. B. MjEnallv.
Juno 27. 1354, fan.. - .; . , .
I
S.YAC M, ASUTOX. ilut Stoic No. 17.'
1..1-n ro,;!.i'.ii..'."rv ir-, r.,, fv.j
Ac of every Variotv." and the bes! quaHty a! wtVs
on hand. - - ' -"hir.e 1 5. 1 - :4-l y :
itYREEF, of the best qnaiiiy jast.reveivc-d
ami for sale at W11. F. luwix'ji Cheap Store.
Juno 14, '54.., v .... . . ... .,
7ANTjei im7-:e::iatl:lv. sis: jour-
i nmrm ;tti ' Sill n mi, lr t.is ('m.cfit.t tii ! rt rtl f
nd liberal wnges will bo given. Apply next door
to the Joiinti'l oflise, at tho shoo sto.-e of
. :,. C- S. BLACK.
September (5. 1854; . ... : . ;
BEREGE DELAINES. A superior anicle o
F.eiegb DelairiC3 in dress patterns, at 25 cents
per yard, never sold in this county before Tor less
thnn SO cents, at M0S30P A POTTARFF S.
Juno 1 ;4 - ' '.
, A. AVAI-I' ACU, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
oC:e nearly opposite the Court IIouso.
Clearfield Pa., will attend faithfully to all business
entrusted to his care. . '
June I 7, R-5."ilV ly V : '
11. LARIMER Attorney and Counsellor .at
Law. : Ofriee with John L. Cuttle. Em., nest
door to Dr. II. Lorrcin's Drug' Stored ClearGcld,
Pav .. - ".'': .. .jM.iy2V.'iTLy.'..
CtONRAD A WALTON. Hardware Storo. No.
255 Market Street, FhiUdelphiis. Hardware,
Iron, Nails, Ac, of every description. jf- j f
June 15, 1351-ly. . ..... t ,
gA EORGE J.-EAVEJl A CO., No. 19 North .Va
iJ ler'Street. Philadelphia, Scalers in Carpet
cliJiin, Yarn. Manilla and Jlemp Hopes. Pcdcord3,
Clolhes lincs Ac,j, Ac.. ; jaac 15, lS5lly. ..
ICO
: . : : rrl . I ,
Sacks "Salt,, just : received :nt the. Cheap
Storecf lOS.OP .VPOTTlTtrP.
Juno i4,;5t. .K . r ;. : ,:
EIDLEMAN A II A YVAR 1 ' T h ol r. sal e J G r o-
crs. tea Dealers, and Commission Merchants.
No. -T73, ;darEet Street, Philadelphia. '
-:" ',"' .. w: : . v ".', D;nErDELMAN"..v
. . ' . . AiTIAYTVAKD,;
Juno 15,lS5-I-dv7 . . . ' . ''' .';
iC Barrels Now Orleans Slight, at Sixpence per
fmaXj pound, for sale at tbe Cheap Swrc of
. .;' '; : ;'" . . j a. M. iiiLts,';r
S TONE WARE: 6f every yariety. chbarl for cash
at the Store of ' , ; '; . V. P. IRWIN.' "
Jdu li !' ' 't"s ' '
A, M. HILLS, D. D. S. OSse ndioin-
2. ing bis Store, Clearfield, Pa. Artifi
cial .teeth, fromon&to nfull set, moun
ted in therr.o;t approved modem style.
. - Filling, Filing, and Cleaning done, with care
and neatness.
Teeth extracted wiih nil tho' e?r nd dispatch
modern Kaiewe can furnish,, i - v .. r
DR.. HILLS, can nlweys bn four.d.at his ctfics,
as he i now devoting his wbo'n ntu-ntion 1o bis
profusion.' Jto 1 1. '54.
IT ECO'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL. No. 13, South
a 1 Sixth St. Pluiade'tphia. . Tho subscriber Lss
recently enlarged and ct.-! ; up hia hcu-.e, anil is
now er.ablcd to compete f uceetully, -with any cs
taMishment in the City, liis rooms aro comfoit
able and w'l votlila'ed. and his tyb.'a fumished
with tho best in the matkot. - JIo respparfully soli
cits the large circle of his Clearfield friends ia give
him a call when thev visit tho citv.
' - JACOB G. LEBO.
June 13. 151. ly.'. - -
jVEW FIRM. PATTON .t HIPPLE would
inform the public tb:it they have just open d
a new and spiendil assortment cf Goods of every
vaiiety. at the old stand of II. I'. Patto at Cur
wer.sville. At tlieir store may ba found, nlmost
everyihng adip'ed to the wan'.s and necessities of
the people of this region. Press-goods. Lawns.
Laces. Gloves. Cloths. C.wimorcs. Clothing. Hats.
Caps. Poots, Shnc3. Ac, Ac, cf the best quality and
tit the lowest prices. -
Also a splendid assortment of Hardware, Queens
ware and Groceries.
They invite all persons to give thora a call, ful
ly assured they will be able to render f-ntire satu
taction. II. J). PATTON,
E. A. HIPPEL.
Curwcnsville, June 15, 1851 It.
JOHN R. MORROW, Cabinet Maker. Shop oppo
site M. E. Church, Clearfield. Pa. keeps con
stantly on hand and makes to order, all ksnds of
Furniture, such as Tea Tables. Card Tables. Cen
tre Tables. Sofas, Spring Seated Chairs, Pedstc.l?,
Lurcaus, Waih Stands, Cupboards. Safes, Ac. Ac.
Coffins made on tho shcrsest notice, and Funer
als attended. JOHN R. MORROW.
Juno Pi. 1334. ly.
fipilE RED FLAG VICTORIOUS. The Wood
M Red Dnnnc-r Coats in triumph on the -U'd (Jor
urr fStore.r where A. M. HiLLa has just opened the
cheapest and most splendid assortment of Good.,
ever displayed before this community, aud exactly
adapted to their many and various neeesiiies.
Lverv variety .of Hats, Caps. Bonnets, Boots.
Shoes, Cloths. Cassinicres. and all
other kinds of
d
Irv-jroods. that are unapproachable by any other
imilar articles, either in beauty of style, quality.
s
or price.
Also sn exsclient assortment of Groacries. Ilnr.l
ware, Stone and yuecr.iware, with fancy articles
ai infinitum.
11a defies competition, and invites all persons to
give him a call at the "( Coriirr" which has tru
ly become tho 'Eazarr of Clearfield.
Every attention will be shown to customers and
vi.-dtors. ami no pains' will be spared to s.-nd all
smiling away, loaded with bis beautiful and valua
ble roods, never surpassed in Clearfield.
A. M. HILLS.
Clearfield, June 15. lS5l-ly.
TVLW GOODS AT THE CASK STORE. The
1 subscriber has just received a large and well
selected stock 01 GOODS of alm.CEt every descrip
tion suitable to the season, which he 13 soiling olT
at extremely low prices. He re.-pcetrulty iuxi'es
ti e attention of all who wish to bay g-io I Goods at
the lowest prices, to call at the sign ct Mo -Cheap
est Gonds.5"'
Crnrltry rroduio cf almost every d'.scrip'.ion ta
ken at maiket prices in cx':..i)g-? for goO'I,?..
l'cr.-oi.s wi:l:ins o i-'urihase. und reoeiv c a fair
equivalent for t'ciTr -mcr.ey. will dj ve'l to give
him a call. -
Remember the iga ?f the CHEAPEST GOODS,
on Market sireet, ani call and be convinced that
there is truth in tho' words thcrervn insribed:
1.1. 1754.
WM. F. IRY.TN.
mVUOXfi CITY RllKJ STORE. Tho
JL undersigned having purchased taer.i:rc
stOL'k of S. A. Martin, wouid take this method of
ii:i'oruiing tha-"Natives.'"and the miMie evr-rall v.
taat. l'rugj and family niL-iL'inos of ali kwxls.i;:-.!
in fact every thir.g th;it is gecraBy Levi ins
Ling Stcrc.cah be had this estabiislniient ehcr.p
cr than at any other in the country. This estab
lishment will be tinder "the management of one
that has cspericn,:c. ar.d is v.eii aqfTiainied witii
mediciijc. and is also competent to proci:'o3 for
a!i thus-: that may require the advice of a Physi
cian.. JAMES M. MARTIN.
P. S. A private Ofilec attached.
5 i.ST.AURIX ED the splendid
u.i . Ciissjmcrcs. Vesting", 'i'rimtai;
IS.
gs. Ac. rco
:-.:iv
!l or
puivhased by the Subscriber, v.diich he will s
n;f;';c np to order, in the most f:!:-:hinaMe a
nd du
' . The
ivble msnn':r.;; hi store in "Skr.w's How'
material and -lits' warramed No charge fjr
uow-
nig his cheap and beaut :t:ii goods.
lis would infaini tlio trada in. Clearfield, that he
is the aiuhorized agent for Devoir's London and
Pario F a.-hioi-s.
. "'"'' TIIOS. BIIEA.
June 27, 1354, "
TT-TTir-T 3.TJ?S31L & CO. TANNERS ft rrURF
W ERS. Pcnmrvtilc.. Grampian Hills. Clearfield'
Co.. Pa!., keep constu'iiily 0:1 band an excellent as
sortment of leather, whih ti:ey offer for sale at the
lowest eush prices. , Cash paid for hides.
July 15, lo54. . :
R. CAR.TER Pcilcr in stoves, b-ir-Lon.
nail, and castings of .ill kinds. Al's- idav.-s.
and other agricultural u'cnsils. On SeeandStrjet.
under the Ropubiio tn Otti jc." jS-.ma 15, '54 1 7.
"TJ ARRIS. HALE A C"V Wh.'h.-salk Durr.r.tsrs.
1.JL No. "5il. Maikot Street. North sldj between
sisih an 1 seventh. Phil ile'pliia. Drug, -Mo ii
Cincs. Chemicals, Patent Modi.:ines. Surgi--ral ln
strumeuis. . Drugiit"3 Giassw.ire, Window Glass.
Paints. Oils, Dyes, Perfumery. Ac Ao.
JOHN IiARlilS. M.
J. SIIAKSWOOIV
JOHN M. HALE, .
L. B. OR BISON.
D.
Juno 1 5, 175 1-1 y.
TV"EVr; 1THM. HARTSHORN A MjCRACK
i 1 EN, have just opened a new nud splendid as
sortment of goods of every vaiie y. at the old
stand of D. W. uOiilNS A CO., Lumber city, Clear
field co.. Pa.
They invite the public to givo them a callv and
feci assared they w ill beabie to runder entire sat
isfaction. Lumber. Hides. Rags. tJraiu, and all
Other kinds of produce taker, iu exchange.
BilXJ. HARTf-lIOr.N.
August 9, 1S5 L, THOS. Mc'JR ACKEN.
HOOD A CO Extensive Dry-goods Dealers. No
167, MaiketSt., Philadelphia, keep constant
ly on hand a large, splendid, aud cheap stock of
lim most fashionable antl elegant guoJs. They in
vite country Mer -hant? to call and examine their
splendid ats.ortuienfl beforo purchasing elsewhere.
Jr.m 15. lH.)JIy( , .
fiTtLLIAM S. HANSELL- A SONTMsnisf-.c.
f ? turers and Importers of Saddlery, and Sad
, dlt-ry ILardware. No, JLuketi Streot. Bhi'a le'.-
phio, . Saddles.. Lndlcs, Ilarnea?. J runks. V. inns,
Caddie Bags, BridiiJ Filluig, Bits. Stirrups. Buckles,'
Carpet Bags, cot.. . , ,, June 15, '51-ly
CAUTION. All persons ro hereby cauiiorcd
'against purchasing, or in any way med Jtin
with a two kirt-sc wagon and a liair of bob e'.eis
now in the possession of P. II. lit, n3 tho- said
property bilonsrs to me and is in his possession as
loanonly. . . .. . JOHN BRLrBAKERr .,;
September 20, I S5I.'. .'''.-, : . ,, . . .:
'T. 'LANK A CO. Wholesale Clothing ?To"r.-.
. No; 171 J Msrket Street. Every variety of
re dy inndo Clothing, 1 the most fashionable srylaa
constantly on baud., j",.! . !; June. 15. '541y.v:
1003
Barrels Fish, for sale
ot tha heai Stor
; W. F. IRTTIAV ,
June U.-'oi
E
UISAIUTH & BROTH Kit, i
-r-V. VJiOLbSALE : .ii
5'ii.Jip5-2T. Tkird Street, firt 4oor below Raeo,.
vr - 'w-t J il . . r. .
lfi RAIIAM'S MAGAZINK'.-SET ',rOl.
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not knew he has t? very brilliant ideaj to pokl
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oxpej ience suggests. No number will contain lata
than 10'J pages of matter, and the readers of J-Gn,
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-m- :,!,ELuATII .t BAKER. Pnblishcrf.
Aug. 2.1. ; . ; 17 Sprueo st.. New Yorit-, ;
IJMO V A J.. UOkEK, BROTHERS t JONES,
5.V No. ljS 150 Mauklt Sthket, PuixDKnpniA.
importers and Maiiuf.iytr.rcrs of City and Eastern
't:tz-l- iiUOTS rrvi S11UFS. also every variety ef
French and Lngiich ihoc Lastings, Patent, Leafl-',
er. Kid jtud Call ..kins, rhoe Laces. Gallons. Bind
ings. ' c. Sc.. suitabic f--r manufacturers.
Also, Foreign and Loincstic Straw and SiikEon
nets. Leghorn' Panama and Paha Leaf Hats, Eng
;sh, French an i Amctican Artificial Flowors, Gil
Silk. traw Trimmings. 4., Ac. tc. ' ' "
Having removed to our new Store, No. 15S k 150
Maiket Mrcet, be'ow 5th, South Side, up stairs, we
iiivilu ycur attention t our large and varied Stock
of Straw Goods. Boots nd Shoes,, which we axo
preparing for ihe apptoaching Fall Sales..,
All oar Goods bt-iiig exclusively of our own di
rect Importation nr.d Manufacture, we feel eon I--dent
that our f.icilities are such that we can offer
you inducements ns regards variety and pricei f
Goods, ussurn-v ?:.?! by any house In the conatrj.
irJlCfP., BROTHERS & JONES. . -
Nov. a. 1 51.-y. - - - - . Pitila-lelphia. ;
4
CA!II. I he Tyrere City Drug Storo iastill
ia a nourishing condiiioa : the nnderligned
haj made l.irj;(i additions to the ftock, and is pre
pared to sell. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Drugs,
Medi;ine. AlcchoL Liayeed Oil, Copal artuah.
Spirits tf Turpc-r.lino, Gum Shellac. Litherage,
;iae. Lo-wtiod. Lx'.ia.-t . f l.n-wood, Turkey Vm
ber. Yoliow Ovhrc. Chrome "i'dlow. Spanish Brown, .
Madder, Ycnition Red. Prussian Blue. BluoSmalta,
St. .r.c Ochre. Antimony. Pr:.ggoii's Blood. Foena-"-rcek.
liocin. Sonp, Ondlss. Potash, Husband's
M.ignesii. Schneek's Pulmonic Syrup. Bull's Sar-soTa-iila.
Salami.iavAliumn, Copperas, Asafoeti
A oilf Stone." 'il of Spike, rne OiJ. Burning.
i'luI-L Ay. r' Cherry Pectoral, and a ."tarnatiAa
lot of other fixina'," tot inuuerous to mention; "
, , : , JAMES M. MARTIN
Tyrone City. January 31, l$55.-2ino.
I a j. .-i jmug man, agwu wcnBi
VTI'll 1 1 .
ana cutter in the . .Merchant" and Country
tratfe In tailoring, cither a3 a partnenr foreman,
will find h good situation and constant employ :
jnent after the 1st of May next, in New Washing
ton. Clearfield Co. D S. PLOTS ER. '
New. .Washington. Jaunary ; 2t.lS55.-3t. '!' r.i
3V13W LlVUft'i : UORSES, CARRIAGES ajc
1 1 BL'tlGIES FOR HIRE. The subscribers would
inform tho whkj desirr to bo accommodaioiPwith
Horse or busies on reasonable tcrma, that tbej,,
tm always be oVulnei on application at their Sta
ble, or tha (Wl Intent H.iteLin Curwer.ariHe. '
...... ..- Fbi.MMING Jfc FOSTER, : '
- Curwcnsville: Jan. SI. lf55.-5mo. ..
HAVE YOU SL'EN SAM? The subscriber -would
inform his old friends and the pub'.ia
generally, thit he jtiir continues to keep a bouao -of
ciiUTtaiument in Ncvr.Waseington, where thow
whooallniih him will 'reoelve CTcry attention.
and be made comfortable; - 'I ''
Good subline-and every otbar oonvenieneo for t
horses on the premises. DAVID S. TLOJSf.
t Krw WWag, ?
n
If