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. - NELLY V.' AS A LADY. ,
I"" T--n do MiSeWMppi Coatin', ; , .
, ' tag time I trilbied ou de way,
! ' ' ju night 1 cotton wood a totin, V -..-'-'
' Eingiri for my true lub all de way. - -
"? e'Jy it;1! "lady, la;? n:rt she died, ' bride.
Toll da bell for lubly Se'.!,' ray la:k Yirginny's
Sew I'm unhappy an' I'm wearyv ," ";, i
t- Can't tolo'de cotton wool fco more, .
East night while Ne'.Iy was a idcepia', '
;. ti,, Death camo a fcaoekia' at de door. ..
v n : - , ; Selly was a, lady, is.,' , . .
I . "When I eaw ray NcJly ia do mora'w','
. blie smtlo. ti!l s'ae opened up iiur eye?,. .
An' fSMued liko da lisrlit ob day adoraia',
55 ' '" ' Jn fu ? pn lagta.ti i-id. . . Ti) ;
- . ; X-Hy vtat a la iyv Ac.. K
I?Tn r4 Jo nar0'iu ob dc wiUr, ' ''
r Whar de lose wi-epiii willow prcw,
I)r iiljf 1 Virinny's luWy danhtor,
Uar the in deatU tnay Snd repos. !''
. , ....... . r'--Ilv- w:js a lady, Ac.
. j. . ,,Ditn in de-rsuadaws luondt da cloTser,
,. V VJk' wM. Xelly J.y'tayHlc,- ' '
3'ow ail Uc-ia bij.py d;ya are pbur.
;. i"art'tll, ay darli Virginny's bride.'
., Nelly was a lady, c.
0it ii n b junior.
A G30D CLL OZfE. .
Sul jo!:i wc," yr.c of tlio best stories on record.-'
A H'.ile old, wo g; aui, Lut there is a rich
liunor all throiizh Many of our readers will
not iiavo an it Leforo. Here it is : Dr. Mac
kenzie ti-l'.s with-great good humor an anec
dote i: the New York Union,' which we before
heard ri-rlxuly rehtL'd. It all ?uOUt n, cer
tain l.v.ly MiJ'tleton, wlio. contrary to her incut
anxious wio'a, v.as unLloised with any chiHrcn.
After an ahsouce f several years with her Itig
iJrd ia ragiund, s'as jetr.rncd with hint to re- j
id 1? for a time on one c-f their Irish estates. M
"A3 the carri iges drove np the masion 6h?
noticed several tine loo;.'; children aDcut the
"'ife.'and htvinz learned that their mother was
the wife of the gate porter, she determined to
interroslie, her relative to the cause of iicr fecundity-
she, therefore, nest day inado.hcr.way
lrwr: to the porter's lodee, az 1 coaimenedher
l&i'ujfrhs : 'irtose ch'il lre-d are tliese.'my gocd
WBifjs?'- A11jiiv own, my good lady.' -
Tf hat f three i r.r.tms f the 8inic ape V
Ycs, mj lady, I had three the last time."
- Uorr 1 .Lg sre you mnrried V 'Three years,
you iad.vship.' And how rnasy children have
vfi; 7 'Seven. Tb?.v? yov.r ladyship.' .
-At la3t cauie t'ae u.u.'s'.ioa of qaef ttori how
Ae came to have thy children t The po.jr vo
raaa, 'not tvtdl .knowing whit ihi3 c-atechisra
Mar.t,-Rnd not well knov.isg how to wrap up
ia delicatj wot ! her i lea of er.isa and effect,
.blushed ar.-l grw cent used, and at last, for
want of something better to sir, repli ad
think, it. ra M be tWt iot atoes, ray. lady;
ThTrtnifoi d-.-l a theory of population qniio
tew to Lady Midd!etoo,who agerly demanded
--The potatoes ! D you oat luiich of them V
'Oh, yes, lady, very seldom wc have bread,
and so take potatoes all the year round.' .
Greatly agitated with her new information,
the lady further asKc-d : 'And where do you get,
the potatoes?' A"e grow them in oar iittie
g'arden, my laly ; sure Tat tilU it!'
. VeIl,J 8 lid Lady Middleton, send mo tp a
cart loa l of these potatoes, and the steward
shall pay you well for them.'
.Shortly after her ladyship rose to leave the
Louse, and indeed had left it, when the matron
ran after her, and, blushing as she put the
question, asked "Ah, then, my lady, i3 it to
have children that you want the load' of pota
toes'" It wa j the lady's turn to blush, as she
confessed that it was.
'Because, Via tbinkiu', ray lady, in thr.t case
Fal hsd I'tfier icne the fo'.a'.ccs to himself!'
Tho Shortest Vty.
;:tYe were pratifie 1, tha other day, by a visit
fpiu an old friend residing in the vicinity of
Napoleon, Indiana, sari ii reminded us c-f an
oldj unpublished story we once heard of that
place. .'!:.; . . . . :
. Same twelve j'earu ago, Napoleon was cele
brated for two things one for the carousing
propensities of its cilizens;and the other for
tba great number of cross road-i in its vicinity".
It apj3ir3 th t an eastern collector had stop
pe ai Day tou to spend the night, cud gain
some information about his future course.
During . tha - cvci.ug, he . became, acquainted
with an ld drover who apu'arcd to be well
posted as to the geography of the country,
aal.tku collector thought he iaight,as well in
qnirc as toward tho best route to ditiercnt
points t which ho was destined.
"I wis! to go to Gie-.-Tjfleld,?' said tho col
lector, '"rZVX which ii jay rarest way ?" .
' said the drover, "you'd better 'go
to irapo'eoii, and take the roil lsaling nearly
north.
Tha collector noted it down- '
VTcU, Sir, if . I ata to go to Edlaburg ?"
'Then go to Nipoleon, and ;take tL road
-csu ....-' ; ' ' "- , ... ..
""Vrcli, if I wished to go to Vernon ?" " "
t -Go itt Nsinoleon, and take the road eouth
west." -: - ' '
"'"Cr to'lndianapolis ." asked the collector,
eyeing the drover closely, and thinking he
wx being imposed upon. ' ' i-' ' r
"Go to K vpcJon and follow tho north-west
Ycl?- ,.';. ' ' ' ;.':'
Thi collector looked at his note book ; every
direction had Napoleon on it ; he began to feci
his ruettlj rise, and he turned -'once cifcre to
the drover 'with-,; ',' j v
T-"Suppose, rny friend, I. wanted, to go to
The drover ne ver smiled, scratched his head,
andy'if'fer a "moment's" cornslderation,' said T
f j Well, nay, dear sir, . I ' don't know, of any
horter .road you could take,- than to go to IV u
poleoa."r WaabJIetropolitan. '' ' ' J '
C7"TTido'w Drizzle's husband lately -died of
chclera. Ii the ra!d3tcf.his most ccnte "bod
ily pain; after the" hand of death has koucliM
)Am'j auci'whlla WTithlng in ngoiiyj his gpntlo
ifu Raid to him, "Well Mt. Drizzle, you
jiocdn't kick round so and wr the hota all
pt, if yon are dvin.' - ., '
Mas. rAE.TixGToi'i'j)KExCE tU Ike.
"lie's so full oflife ami jmimosity!" eaidMrs.
Partington, in, descrilins the good qualities
of Ike to a neighlxir ho had come in to ccia-l-Uln
of Llni for tLrbtrln 'stones at a 'faVcrit J
dog. : . - i ! . - .'
. 'Eiit there isu't any malice in lilni, and
when he f,iste:ied old Mr.. Blaze ia Lis own
Louse so that he couhln' get out to drive the
boys away froju costing' in his Ce! d, it. wasn't
iigliutsslhoiigh Mr. Blase said he'd never live
till he died because he dUl it: Depend o'n' it,
ilVern Leys isn't the '-.worses' for being a little
mischevons, and mark U when you will,'- con
tiuufcl she, raising her fiuecr gradually, till it
Ktood perpendicular as a lightning rod,"the
ttnicst hey isn't always the best the still cow
eatri the twill and some boys who Lave al
ways had good inflneriZ'i, never profit by them
wiieu they get so as, tbey can act out them
selves." ' .-.'. .
"For my part I'd rather see a: boy or man
show himself right o;t at the beginning, than
find him a boy 'constructor :;t last that I have
been wsrraLng in jir. busbiji to sting it." The
neighbor uodded, half convinced bv her l'hil
csri'hy, and went away' Jttink i hg strougly ' or a'
horsewhij as a remedy lor troublesome boys
in a neighborhood. But there i3 a grain of
truth in what she said. "
A Maiji Law Casz. "If the cor.rt pleases,
the niatter to be passed upon is one in relation
to the unlawful sale of one lot of imported
spirit 3. Vc shall prove tint Sttbin.,-, the de
j'eiidart, ueais inUqnor, 'that he has sold li
quor, and that the moateytfor that liquor: is
now in his possessions.' The first and only
witness that I shall call is Juxaes Dubious.
Kiss thc hook, Mr. Dubious. Do you know
the defendant, SteLir.s ', ' " .
'1 cs s:r.
'.There does he reside?'
On the top cf Maine Street.' . ,
What's his business?'
'I can't sty exactly. Ail I. know is that I
bought an article of gin of him yesterday.
D!3 yon fcr itl" . ' ;
'icssir.
'llow iniifh ?' "- .
gers and trav.dlrrs. His bar s'O'-kod with I'm
One hundred and twenty -live dcllars." , tt. t liquors. an.I bis tabic will always be suppliea
'inat a cveorgo s.r. ihe witness u vours. 1
Mr. Dash.' " ' "'.
Dash accordingly cross-examined . Dubious.
'Mr. Dubious, yon'say you bonght that zril
cle of iu of the 'd.-ford ;nt ?' . ...
'Tea, sir.' "
What kind cfgia was it?'
'A cotton gin, for my brother's plantation,
in Georgia. 1
, AsscccTi: too. tus Tiotiis. In thesa times
when rtdigicri atld politics arc so intimately
conoreted, the iVdlow'ing anecdote of General
Jackson, vvl ilc I'resident, comes home with,
sinnning force to the many gentlemen cf the
"cloth" who evince ULU:istakab!e desire for
meddling in politic;!. It' also shows the Old
Hero's views cf d'aty ia reference to clerical
d2cc hunters;
A Western minister of the Gospel applied
to him for cilice. He was told to call . again,
and in the 'meanwhile, the President aseer-
iaiue;u i; is vocation, 'ira .vou not a torts-i
tian minister?" asked Jackson. "I am," ths
candidate replied. "Well," atid the .Presi
dent, "if you discharge the duties of , that of- 13 USELL ft SCIIOTT, IMI'.)ilTEU3 AlSLi
uce, whica is better than I can confer, you j tyr.. No. lijs Maiket, h .Merchant Street.
will have no time for any other. I advise you j Jan. 17, 3. PhiladelpLia.
to return hor:c ar.d attend to that without rjpyilONC CITY ILOlUL. Hl't;ilLSA
seeking any additional responsibility, that yon -B- IRVJN, would respectfully infv.rm the public
, , , , , . . : '" , that they have vcrv greatly improved their liouso,
may be enabled, hereafter, to give a rood ac- : M,a arc;Mff Mc i'uord" lhe travelling public.
COUIlt cf y"UT stcar;lolJip." the most comfortable ac'.'omhiv.dations'. 'iheir b-ir
j is furnished w ith the very b.r,t Honors, and the
Bcsker Hill. A Yankee gentleman con- luxuries cf the Philadelphia' nisrfcet tiro to bo
v'i-H i r.ritiv'i (rs.-tl-.ni-1-i ,,Pn..n,l i r, vl .w fmand on their table. They resprc'.fuUv invite
vevi.iga butis.a ge.ai.maa mound. to t!,cir 1JKIJleroll3 fricl,rli ia cicarSeld to give them
the d:Gerent objects of attraction in the city j a call.' " ... Augi .-t ti.lSil.
of Boston, brought him to Bunker Hill They j ? -riy-"( YYV ANlV N I ! ()3 NTOl! ih---'f i ic
stood looking at tlie sidendid fc'aalt, v. ltca the ) 1 M subs -riber would respectfully inform tbc pub
Yankee said i lie, that he ha just opened an entire new stock of
L. . . Y ' . . ... I boots and shoes, in Urahnni's ' Row. one : door oast
"Tljs is the ppot wncro h arreu fell. : . of the Journal Oliiec. L'lcnrficld. Pa.
"Ah," replied the EnglishmatJ, evidently Every variety of Ladies aiii;t-ntK'mnn's sraitCTS,
' . . i . -i ... ,l . , . ' ' laeed boots, pumps, congress bonis, children shoes
not posted up in local historical raptors, k1 j ... & ch"t, Ke bo1.it to . n
it hurt Dim much " " !
The native looked at Lira vt Uh an expres
sion of fourteen fouitin'-oi-Julvs in his coun-
tenaricei" ' ' 1 '
' i . ;, ).' ! pOIIN V. HUSI1TON & CO., IMI01tTKK:S
.. i!e AND I'EALhR'S in Earthenware. China, tl lass,
,". exclaimed he, "he was : arc. 215 MjtrJUt Zt., opposite Red Lion Hotel. Phil-
'Hurt him, sir.
killed, sir.".
"Ah, was hcch,'.' sai l the stranger, still'
eying the monument, and commuting its height
in his own mind layer by layer. "Well; I
think ho would have been, to fall sa far."
CC7""Will you tako this woman to be your
wedded wifo V asked an Illinois tuagls'trato
of;fhc masculine of a ccttj'le who stoo 1 np.be
lore him. ' Well, squire, yon must be a tur
nal green hand to ask me such a question" tis
thr.t ar. Do you think that I'd bo Mich a pla
gury foo! as to go to- the bar hunt, and tnlic
this ar gal from tlie 'qUiltin' "frolic, if f Wasn't
conscriptuously sartin and determined to have
her? Drive on with your business, and don't
ax foolish questions. " ,
EC7"ir you wotild have a sharp. anpetito for
brvakfast, rejeat tho folitnving over tweltj
times without brcatliing. Repeat it twenty
times, and you can cat a , mastodon : "I saw
five brave maids, sitting on five broad beds,"
braiding broad braids. I said to . these .live
brave maids, sitting on Cvo.broad beds, braid
ing broad braids braid broad braids, brave
maids." . , ."- .
1X7: A witness in tho Kalcigh court being
asked if he had ever heard that Mrs. Wilkins
Was 'a haturalistjVsai'd he understood she ltid
ten chilfren ! .. '.'If that doesn't constitute be-,
ing a naturalist, then I should like to know
what does?" We 'sposcd.it did. E -ifin
fj-'other, I'm afraid a fever would go
hard with me." ' ' " v-'-l . f
-"Why, my son?;' ;: f , ,. , :M , ,
'.Cause you sec, mother, I'm sd small that
there wouldn't be room for it to; turn.", '-'" '
DC?" ;I hate to hear people talk behind one's
back," as the robber said when tho constable
cAlh?d, "stop thtef!" ; 7 .: , . .
f T M P O C fAST TO Ii E KC II A NTS
MixcPAfToav. The utscril?r b'avicg iccrcastd
Lis faoilitios for mt.uiaotunn ware, ii now pre
pared to furnish H who may favor Lisa with tfleir
orders- Jtone.brtl tJketr$l tcorLteM are etuployrd,
and sicpfior trite! of slocl used. For the good
quality .of bis "Wares, he" can refer fo his large uu.
ljr of custodiers ia Clearfield acJ a-ljosuiug couc
tiei, who have purchase i from him fur luauv ve:irs
pa?.'. 5T0VE riPE,lways on hand. .;. ' "."
Jf JZcerg article is iitzyeclfd hrore it Irnrrs iie
factory x-rrchuMtxtrr. hot lronUr( vhh tejiiy tcare.
Price lifts furnished on post-paid application.
. . . LYMAN" ILr.ElilNo,,18 MiukctSt..;
, Jaa.SI, 'i5.. ', ','"".' ' . Ilarrisbuig, Pa.;
Ol'NT VEItlJON' HOU.SE. No-f.aNojt'i
ceo.id St., Piiitadelptiia- ilio iu;dftri:rtn?d
Lin ing K-iisd the above well known House,-which
had been IInovatud ax; Ru-3!Ki!t,s:L Tiiuoircir
ott, has ju.t opened it fr the rceeptioi) of visitors.
, 1 he furuiture is .!1 new. and b:is been selected
with c:irc from JJcuklcs well kitowj tsvabjislijutjit
in Chcsuut !;tcct, and is of tho latent" aud'iigi't
fashionable style, .,
The location for Merchants and ethers .coming
to the city is convenient, being in the ceiitrc of
bushiest. .... ,
Ilia friouds in Clc:trCeld are rc?i)ectfiilly"s:vli
citcd to ive them a cnli. , .
I. I- BAItRl'rr, .
Aus- CO. 13:. Proprietors.
liktain cur.i: rci: acuj:.-faiutq
ALL! no ecus v rAv. -1 hU prcpatation fens"
an established rcpatatton, and is oQ'erod with cuh-'
Edciicc as a ci:ro for fever and at;ue, or ii.tti initttnt
f jvcr. It way be taken by the" most dv.di.eate with
perfect safety, bt ii.g a pure vegetable tyrup. "
If taken .-uvor !iu.r tv dircetious without euring,
a Second bottle will be supplied free of charge, or
tho nioney' returned ' JSune ze'inin without the
sUuulr.rc J. II. PALETllORP. Jr .
Xo. RJ Xiilh Kccoml Street, Philadelphia.
OcloUr 11. 1S.H.
TJOTICE. AH those wLo have aceounie with
1 1 the late Cnu of T. 11.' l'rt.To-; & Co.. are here
by notified to come forward and fettle thou imme
diately, orhe bobks.wiil be placed Tn the h:md
of a prepcr person forsetfUnieiH. Ihe books ore in
the powioii of Javks Invis t C .. nt R.i!d Hills.
Paid Hills, December 27. lW.-'Jt.' '.
TV
1 returned from tho East with a large np.-int-
meiit of Clorhs. Ca-tmers, Neck Tics, Trimmings.
Ready made Clothing. Ac., which h v.-Ill scti
cheap for c:ish, at his .;'!re. two dvc; east, cf the
Journal oSee. .... ,
Fa.hioiiabie tailoring MtiM done to order, v.k?i
neatness ami dispat-di. ' ' ' '
lie invite? thc;ub;ie to'g'vo hiiu a call and cs
amine his t; . , , . , ,' ' Si'ept.
l.MPHfLLV HOTLL. lb.; suoscribcr woubl
form his friends and the public generally.
that hs still remain nt tbc old lai.d. wlivre h is
at all timrs ready aid wiilirg to "entertain stran-
U1- ",Anr:Li -'r n.arKei.
I uanKtiti tor p:ist lavor.. hv soiivfvts aturther
sh?re of piii, lie patronage. '
WM. J. IlKLIl'iiiLL.
Clearfield, June ic, ISil-lv- ' . -
6veaS Eiwiiexeni. itfcrtiisrr l.na' v.r.r crucr-;
fJIHAT the largest. chc:pei r.iid best rsnrtineivi
JL' of Good.1, tvi-r bi oi'.ht hit Clearfield county,
have jnl Hrrivv.L and ar-i ofiered for sa!e. .-.t the
New 'store of tho subribers. near he Jonrn i!
Cfllco, Cleartield. Pa. Never before has a mere
brilliant, and at (he'rf.iii.c limo a ehenperdot of
tteo-.ls been ttfered to this r.i!n?o:r.i;y. 'Jhry have
all been sidett'-'i with a view "14 t!ivwtn'3 :;)al no
cessiiies of the people of . a hi. particular blity.
after loug experience, and intimrae acvpiaiutnueo
with tlicir hu: ii:esi- vonnestauL. : '
L'ry tieodi o'ervery varicly, ircs? (iooi?, .Cloths.
Cas-.iiiicics. aud Clothing: Pools uud Ahoes, Hals
and Caps. Poui.ets and fr'hawij", together with a
large, aud splendid assortment of lOueenswarc.
H.-u-U ware and Uro:ericH.
iK'fyiiig nil evjmpoiition, tuuy solicit their friends
and tlie public to givo them a cad ami examine
their stock. MM.,OP & I'O'f TAHFi'.
June 1. lial. ly.
4 GOOD .SITUATION FOR A DOLTOK.
Poet
oi 's otIi.:e and Lot at private sale eitua-
ated ia Freuchvillo. east of laitz. e titure, formerly
owned bv Dr. F. Cunfield. For further tiartieu-
tais mquiro ol J.J-. i iz.
N. Ii Prugs. Ac. will bo s.ild with tiieofiee.
1 rencliviiic, Dcetmbcr
liberal share of patronage. Bouts and shoes made
to order.
C. S. ELACN.
adclphia.
J. Y. R US II TON,
.1. V. U'JI'K INS,
K0RT. STILSON.
Nov. 9, 'at.-ly.
IilONEEIt 3IIEES, M RRIS TOWNSiHP,
CLEAHFIELH C.l-rNTY. The subscriber
keeps constantly on han-i. at hi' mills,' lumber of
ail description, sorts, and izcs. Plastering lath and
bills sawed on this shortest notice. These mills
can run at any time during the season, Laving a
neverfuiling supply of water t , : - j .
, Ail kinds of produce taken in cxehan'O for'Iuin-'.
btr; and the euti never refused.
-. . henry ;roe.
'Sepfciabcr 20, 183I.'-ly', '. (. Kylertov. n.. P. 0.
TVEW FIRM. TROCTjdAN A R(JWE, House,
la Sign and Ornamental Painters, tJlazicrs,
Chair t:n.keis, and Paper Hangers, ctler their jwr
vices to tho eitiicns of Clearfield ami vicinity.
Shop on Market St., just below tho Fouudry. . , "
They keep c-onstaully on Land, and make to or
der every vuriety of Chairs, Lounges. Sofas, Ac. Ac.
Chairs, ond Sofas made equal in beauty to any that
can be obtained from tho City, and more durable
in workmanship and material.
,....,.. JOHN Tr0UTM.X. . ,
.Juno 11, '51. ly." ' EOL'ERT. R0WE. ' 4
rIIE GOOD IXTENf HOTEL, and Stage Ofnoc,
JL Curwcnsvillo. Pa. Tho Subscriber would in
form his fiiomls and tho public that ho has just re
fitted and rc-furnished his house and is prepared
to render every attention to tho travelling coiasr.u
nity;; , - " . f ;
His bar contains liquors of the fir.-it quality, and
his table will always bo supplied with the best in
market. . '.. ,., , r '
He respectfully solicits his friends ami others to
give him a. call. ...... WM. R..FLEMMING. .
June 14. '54.' 1 . ' .
I7i ; P. Bl'TI.L'K, Attorney und Counsellor at
Law. Clearfield Fa. w ill attend faithfully to
ail professional business entrusted ttf his care;" j
March; 7, ISjJ.f-if. , i f
JAMES bToRAHAM Merchant aud extensive
dealers in lumber. . Urahampton. p. o.,: Clear
field county. T'a.i ,. May 2 , '54-ly,
DRY REEF. . of, tho best quality just received
and for sale at Wji. h Ihwun's Cheap Stora
Juno 14. ,'51. , V kV
TAMES CltOWTIlEK.-JUSTICE OF THE
f PEACE, Curwensville, Ta. Office opposite the
i ''t?ood luUmt Hotal." June, 16. iaft. ,
rniin l'Xlfl SAFE! TIIEEE CHEERS
A .t-Vlt AMERICA! Tik Ceeap Cot.sli-- 'iRt
t iirnaxT: We tube this mhod of icformi::g the
public in general, od the ci'.ireiis of Curwctsvillc
sind viciuiiy ia parlienlar. that uc fcave 'receive J
ca-.r iija! large and varied selection of b'all and
Winter Good", faitcd to the wamIs of every, man.
w..ajaai aa:d eiiiJd ,ia the- eotuia unity. And. c
Lave no Leettalion ia saying, that puichasers will
Cud it greatly to their advantage to caltand CTaus
ice onr ftoek." before purchasir.g elsewhere. ' '
Onr tock consists, in p"rt,' of Ladies' DrfS3
xds in great variety: seen aa plain black, fancy,
filks. Turk satir.s. bcx'e-;o delaits black and fancy
Alpaca., pla.iu.and j.iaid Cjicshanis. Maiichtsiej
acd JJomvuitw Ginghams, Calicoes of every style,
ar.d quaiitv. at prices ra;iiriig from 5 iin to l'e(5.' "
black, blue, and Irov. n, i-rcr.eh and English
fiotiis, plain black dov-skin' and fsr.ry cas5iiueres.
black.'blr.e. brown and green satiinots. - i
Cheiihs. lickings, flannel, muslins, toweling, ho
siory, gloves, f'airts. iTady.made clothicg. ic-Ae.
.Carpeting end tiiT.r oil eioiii. witidow and wall
paper ar.d boklering. nnl oil-.-d, Window shades. .
r;hoe3 of all desjr.iptiv.ois for Jadies. rii.C3 r.d
c-Tsildi-cn, togetbeV ' with a largo as-nrttnont of
Mens'ai!d boy' hats, cap's, boots and ho?s.
"Hardware: plane?. Ac, GlansKarc, 0ecn?ware.
Cedar iid U'illow -ware, coi n brvinis. .Ve..
Also, a large assortment of I'res'i tlroccries. lt :
Rio Ccfi'ce, 1 in pel ink Y. -11. .and Bia;k tuw. N, 0.
togar, -vrushed tftd loaf sugar. New Orh-a; and
Jyrnp uiobissos. claiilicd ar.d cider Vinegar.' Ac."
Rusiu aud Fancy waps.;' M-ei ju. s'nt 'iyn'l mueld
candles. All of which v. uf he' ?old in quantities
to suit rureha.-cre, at tk'e cheap Corr.t-r Store nf - ''
'." ' : PATTON & IUPPLE. "
Oirwcnville. Ntomb r 1, 1S5-L .!.
DAML'L HLNNEit, Cad.inct m-ker. fchop
name as formerly waeupied by David Sackets.
Clearfield. Pa., keeps constantly cn hanl at his
Fin uitui p V.'i'.ic-i-i oiiis.. anvl manufactures to order
nl City priees.all kinds n Caoinet frare.Dining ar.d
Pier lablosi !i's!ng caSi.?. Cupboard. I'dsteads
M'a-h ."Srmivls. tj iiisg hoimcd Chairs, tfofj;, s?afcs,
Bureaus. Marble Topped 1 smioi'S, Arc, &e. '.
Collins made, nid fiii.a"-Is ..tioii-led oa wo short
est no! ice. " ' , . ,
June 27. ISil. I."- - "
HEAT MILITARY EXC IT I '..Mi E N T AT
X til.I-N HOi'E! 'J he subscriber ha just recei
ved a new .and extensive assortment of the .cheap
est lioods ever brought into the upper end of the
county: cii'.sis'.in.; of every variety of articles usu
nUy kept in a cve-i.try store. Ho hope his friends
:ind the pu'dic will gi'3 htm 'a call, ami fecld con
uv! -nt he will be:ab!e to render satifaet;.-):':.
J. C. PA1VH1N.
ulcn Hone, November 2d, laid. .
r Vssoeutjo:." (r iartn ekrii i iC
J i i:c pirtr.e'rshrp heretofore Ci:Ur.g between
C. M- (irai'.am r.j.d J. l!. '''a.t.;on. was this day dis
toived bv mutual consent. 'having disposed e f their
interest to Jus. 15. Orahaiu;' C f.i. ail'.AHA.M.
J. E. iWATiiON
(Jrahamton, Otlohor . 27:15 id.
Tlie bnslcers Mil he re a ft or be continued by Jas.
!'.. CrnhaTti. as ioun-i!y. iw. v collect all ac
C'.unts v:uc. una pav i ll lit t"s contracted by tho
fermor firm. .U-:.ik URA1LM. ..
eirahainptoii, November l., ic I. .
riHIIE AMEHH-AN EO'.MIDI.VG IIOUSL.
JL The subseri her wnntd inftrni the yr.blie that
i.c has j-a.it completed a large now building, on the
."-"oiith CTid ".P Sc.'or.d -."-tiee-i. t'leartield. Pa., which
he has funiihcd and f.tted u; in the n.ot ecnti'oi'tii
blc manner f r the accommodation of travellers and
j'cruianent bor-h-rs.
c;i:.ri;es wiii be moderate, ar.d Li he-use con
Ui I'cd in a 1- -i t!. poIkt . fitid' orderly maimer,
where, all ',tiiet .M;d peaee loving jiurpie. who may
vL-it C'-ari : !d r;:-i tiad fa tmr-orArv "ln-mi.''
j'.):i.V . iiAiij:t'.c:i.
-J..iy 15. lS;,t. . - '
Jf" NOW NOTHING 1 1 IT A I -Q U A 1 i T E lily.
Ji 'tV li:T!ii.'!::s itlacksmith 'hop. in Cin'wemtviilo.
neaily opj titc the i'o-'t ORiee, always open. :ud
.lAcoii. himself always ready to servo his custom
tr. All kimi. of woik done in the l;cs siy!e. and
ihjs durable- manner. Horse shueiiig done on ihu
shortest notice, and on failure to render, ler tat is
faelion the nmney returned.
All kinds of grain t:-.k.:u in exchange for woik
ami the money not refused
JACOB LETUICK.
Curwecs-viP.e. Dec 0, 135 1.-1 y.
JT I EE INSt'itAM'E : S.-WE YOLR LIVES.
ASl) YOCR MUN1A', by having your life
insured in tho Susquehanna Mutual insurance
Company of llarrisbur. Pa.
. . . capita:. Sioo.ooo.
... C::.'.!-.T.-.i:.i'! .t.r.rii 'S.)'. 131.
Any person e-in have t!:eir own 1 if j insurud cr
that of a f ricii l, from one ta ninety years. Per
sons of 21 year? vf pay SI '.'I per iO't. year
ly. At .'it) years. ?;.!.: f)r51tj0.f. yearly for life,
'i be whole premium f.jr lit'j in ordinance is 5'li.K
i t the agu ef years, premium ditto, on SlOa, ia
J .SH. w . .
""Dr. R. V- WiL.iox.or Clearfield. Medical Zx
emincr. Any infoiir.aii.m may be o'.'-Mnc ! from
l 'r. A.T. S:jllR V 'K:i, Agent.
September o. l5ol.
t3 Sjn have just returr.cd fioni tho city vv itli ::n
entire new s-l.j.k of tlo ids. w lii :h they of 'cr for sale
on the very lowest terms, at the old stand lately
occupied by A. M. Mil's. West end of the Mansion
House. Uhv-rfudd. Pa. Thoirstock of goods has
been selected wilb. great ci.re. and a better -or
cheaper assortment v.as never brought into Cic.ar
lichl eoui'ify.
,'Ihey defy aU.c.ouctjtleaj.aa-.l ir.vite the . pub
lii to call and examine their goods. Every arti
cle is er.tirtdy r.tw, and as cheap, if not cheaper
ihr.n can be purchased elsewhere.
R. SHAW.
A. H. SHAW.
June 27, 1354. . , - ,
GOING IT ALONE. The undersigned hav
ing taken to himself the store formerly own
ed by Patchin A Swan. takes pleasure in informing
hts friends and the public generally, that ho has
ust received from the city a splendid assortment
oJJivUoiaih.IIariiiv.aj:fi, Sii&SViKXlU&i. uud
Caps, Roots ami Shoes, and every thing else usual
ly kept in a country store. ., Persons v.is-.ing to buy
cheap and good Goods .should, no ft. f.'.rgct that ho
is determined not to be undersold by uuy store in
in the county. His motto is --a nimble penny rath
er than a Blow .sixpence.'' . - .
e. c. PATCiriNj.-''-'
Glen Hope, July 5. 1S54. t
JAMES RIDDLE GORDON Attorney TtLaw,
has removed his ofiiec to the room adjoining in
th.cIhaytjjthe 1 'rug Store of Lr. II. Lorain, and will
devote Ins whole uttenl1oh""tvrTIio 'praciiee tf"Ii7s
profession..-He may 'be cousaltcd iii ivtnclt. .and
licrnuiit. .'; Juno 13.;54.-ly. v .
jurtiiEU swoopeT .
- . A TTOliXKl' ' A T, LA TP.
H.
,. Cuuaufiklu, Pa.
Two doors East of Journal office. Cp sta-vs.-Deo.
1. 1854.- . - , ...... "
E
T tl I? M .. .... wtirrvu,-,v n i i-
M.J. . A, 1. I... IAll.l,Z.r-, 1.11
lit LOR A C .. WlIOLKLAL DKALEKS IS '" '
Jt OTiEiaf A'S3. 0 Idli'IiD DtY pOODV-'.
No. 7.1 Maiket Street between ccoiiiT and Third
Sis., Philadelphia'. Ian. 1 7. '5.''.-"nu. -
VAAl! 11 -s j ri'i-: v - it ..--.,.i.
r. -... -. ...... a v.,,' iiav k7awie. .o. 1U
JL Maikot St.. Philadelphia. Hats,. Caps,-Furs,
Ac, of every variety, and the best quality 'always
ou band,., , ; '; '.j .Jnnc-la. IS54-Iy.
a EOlttiil COLLAOAV, "Convey aimer
VUT ami Land Agent; No. Z. ' tloldsniith's Hall.
Philadelphia, will faithfully .itlend to all business
entrusted to his care-' v. .
" Juno 27. 1354. : - . - 1 '
171 S DENPY -Attomey-nt-Law. Cleartleld. Pa.
i wiil attuiivl faithfully t s!l profossionat bu
siucss entrusted to his care. '' inne 'lS,''o4.-ly,' v
V B. McENALLY' Attorrov - at Lawt.- Off-bo
el nearly opposite Judo V .'i-Lt s Store. Cioar
lield, l'a., paactices in, Clearfield and adjoining
counties. . Juiio 13. .'54.,-ly.
CiJEAP CIiOTIUNai-rA Iirge lot of ChL.tiyC!
things Men and Lov3. for sale cheap; by -:
June 13, '54. M0SS0P A PuTTAIiFF.'
LACKCERRY ERANHY.-A ooruia euro for
the Dvscntarv. for :ilo bv ...... .
Jxin 13. '64. . MOt&OP A- P0TTARFF. "
ratilE RED FLAG VICTORIOU?. Tbc Blood
JL lied Baxner Coats in triumph on the -Old Cor
Mtr Sttirri''. where A. M. ItitLS hs jest opened the
ehearut and most rjdendii a-S'sortsncnt of Goods,
ever displayed before this eontninmty. and exactly
adapted to their runny and various ice?ssiti:.
Every- variety of ll Ms. ; Caps, Bonnets. Doots.
Shoes, Cloths. 1 Ccssimcres, aud .ll.Uier kinds of
LvF-gouda, that arc unapproachable by any other
stilkilar aaticics, either inieauty of style, quality,
or price.
. Also an excellent aswrlinent of Gro:crles, Il.ard
vrait, f tone and Queeusware, with fancy article
.ad 'irrfaittwt.- '; '
ll dcfioscompelition. and invitss-aill persona to
giro him a call at the -'OU Corner,'' which, has tru
ly Income the 'Edzarr of Clearfield.,
Evry attention wilj ce shown to. cu'stotners aud
visitors- and no pai::s will be spared to send all
smiling Away, loaded w ith his beautiful "and valua
ble foods, never suiraescd in Clearfield.- -
A. M. HILLS.
- Clearfield, June 15. ISof-ly. " ' -
TVEW O'.ES AT THE CASH STORE. The
1I subseriber has just received a largo and well
selected eroek of HUODrf of alruoat , every descrip
tion suitahle to the season, v. Inch he is selling off
at cstremcly low- piioes. He respectfully invi'es
the attention of all who w ish to buy good Qoads at
the lowest prices, to call at the sign of the "Cheap
est (lOOfls. ' . ' - ' -'' -Country
proibue of aiinost every diseription ta
ken at market prices in exchange for gooil. . j
Persvius wiybing to purchase, aad receive a fair
equivalent for thuir money, will da, well to give
hi in a call. - ., ' '
"Remember tho sign of the- cnEVPEST GOODS,
on Maiket street." and call and be convinced that
there is truth in tho words thereon inscribed. '
'ur. I.'t, 17.it. WJI. F. IRWIN..
3-- A. M. HILLS. 1). 1). S OSvie adjoin
j5Si" h,S his Store." Clearfield. Pa. Artifi--UrnTy
c;;, Teeth-ftom one to afal! set; moun
ted in the in os t approved modern style.
Filling, Filing, and Cleaning done with care
and neatness.
Teeth extracted with nil tho care and tlispateh
modern Faience can furnish.
DR. HILLS, can always be found at his office,
as he is now devoiing his whole attention t his
piofess-ja. Juuo Ii, '1.
Tf. LP.O'y COMMERCIAL HOTEL, No. 1. South
iLJ Sixth Ft. ITdJadelphia. The subseiiber has
recently enlarged Jind titled up his house, and is
row enabled to compete successfully, with any es
tablishment in the City. His rooms are comfort
able end well vcnlita'evl. and his table furnished
with the best in tho market. He respectfully soli
cits the large circle of his Clearfield friends paivc
him a call when they visit the city.
.JACOB G. LEBO.
June I", IVd. ly.
TKiV riH.'I. PATTON A HIPPLE would
1 iufoini liic publiit that they have just opened
a new ami splendid assortment of (iouJs of every
variety, at ti-." eld st'u.d of 11. iJ. Patto.v tt Cur
wonsville. At their store- mny he found, ninios.t
everything adapted to the wants and neccs-ities of
ihe people T this region. Drcsi-gootls, Lawns,
Laces, t.lovcs. CJoths. Cassiaieres, Clothing. Ha'.'.
Ct'i-k Roots, Shoes, Ac, Ac, of the best quality and
::tt!ie lowest prices.
"Also a fp!e:.di I assortment of liar J ware, Quecns-w-fre
and i.rocerits.
1 hey invito all persons to give thorn a call, ful
Iv assured they will be aide to render entire satis
faction. . ' H. H. PATTON,
.' E. A. IIIPi'i:i..
Ci.i-.vvr.f.t i'.le, .Tune 1.1. IS.Ii-iy.'
V CST ARUIVKD the splendid stock of Cloths.
. ( i:s. i:;:e: c-S. Vesting', 'i'ldminings. Ac. rccntly
pur -haed 1-y the Siii,seriler. which he will sell or
I.. ii c up to order, in ihomoKt f.tshionablo nr.d du-.
rai'.'e mas.utr. at nis store in "Shaw's Row." The
material and -hts warranted No charge for show
ing Lis ci.eaji and bwmtiful goods.
lie v.ou'.d io'oiiu the trade in Clearfield, that h
is tbc authorized agr.t for Dcvare's London aad
Paris Fashions."
TII0S. SHEA.
June "7, Is;-S.
TT01IN 3 iJsSELL & CO. TANNERS A CCRRI-
V ER.S, Port:sviiIe. Grampian IliUs, Clcarliehl
Co., Pa., keep cv.i.'tantly or. hand en exfei.tnt as
sortment of letiiher, w hich they offer for sale at the
'lowest cash prices. Cash pr.id for hides.
July. 15. Is51.
MAURIS, HALE .t ) W u-i.rs m HneaaisTS,
No. 125'.', Maiket S:,- eet. North .sida between
six:h ar.vi ssreutii. Philadelphia.. Drugs. Medi
cines, Chemicals, Patent Me-.iiiine.-. Surgical fn
'strutnents. Druggist's Glassware, Wijidow Glars,
Paints, Oils. 1'yes, Pcrfur ;erv. Ac. Ac.
JOHN HARRIS, M: D.
' J. StIARSWOQD. '
JOHN M. HALF,
E. B. OUBI.N.
June 15, 1 754 ly.
"-TEy I'IR"tr. HARTSHORN & Mj.--it.ACK-i.
N l:S,' have jurt opened a new ami splendid as
sortment of goods of every variety, at tlie old
stand ofD. V. R'JiHN.S A CO., Lnmocr cit v. Olcar
Uebl co.. Pa.
Ihey invite the public to give them a call, and
feel a.--urod they will bal.ie to render ea.Irci sat
isf.'.eiion. Lumber, Hide, Rags., Grain., and alt
other kinds of p reduce taken in exchange .
P.ENJ. HARTiilORN,'
August 0. 1554. THOS. McCRACKEN.
jTyoop ,t- CO r.vtc-)vive Dry-goods Dealers. No
a. A 1S7.' Maiket St.. Philadelphia, keep constant
ly on hand a large. . tplendid. and cheap stocb e-f
the most fashionable and elegant goods. Ihey in
vito country Merchants to call aud examii.e iheir
splendid assortment, before purchasing tljc-whore.
Juno 15, 155 1-1 v. . '
1'REG'E ' DELAINES. A. superior article o
1 Rerep-o Delaines iu fress patterns, at "d5 cents
per yard, never old iii this counlv before for less
than 50 cents, at MOSS0P A iUTTA KIT'S.
June PS. '54 , . ,
T A. WALLACE,, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
? office nearly opposite the Conrt House.
Clearfield Pa., will attend faithfully to all btusiues
entrusted to his care. -; , . . ... .
.-June 17, L54. ly- . , ' .' .' .
Jll. '. L ARI MER---Attoriiey unvl Counsellor at
Law. Office with John L. Cuttle, Esq. .-next
door-to Dr..ll. Loi rein's Drug Stoic. Clearfield,
Pa. -. . May 23,51-ly
CONRAD A WALTONIdlard waroT Store, No.
255 Market Street,' Philadelphia. : Hard war,
Iron. Nails, Ac. of every description.
- June la, 13541 y. - ';.' ""
f 1E0RUE J WEAVER A CO.. No. 19 NorldiWa
VX ter Street, , Philadelphia. Dealers in Carpet
chain. Yarn, Manilla aud Hemp Ropes, Bed-cords,
Clothes-lines, Ac, Ac 'June 15, 1354-ly.
!ff Sacks Salt, just receiA-cd at the Cheap
Iv' Store of - ; , , ; M0SSOP t POTTARFF.
-June 11, ;54. f .... . . ...
lilDLEMAN A HAYWARD Wholnsalo C.ro-
crs. Tea Dealers, and - Commission Merchants.
N6.'2:3, Market Slreot,'Philadelphia.
! ' ' ; " D. RKIDELM AN,
- A. HAYWARD, !
.. Juno 15, 1354-ly. ,
'f Barrels Ncw)rleans Sugar, at Sixpence per
mJ 7ound, for sale at the Cheap Store of
-':..- ' ' A. M- HILLS.
CJTONE WARE' oT every variety,' clvcap for cash
to at tho Store of W. F. IRWIN. .
June 14, '51 ' ,
1 Hfl P'al-rcls Fish, for sale at the Chean "Mot
X UU of i . ... ; r : . W. F. IRWIN. -
. June 14. '54 : 7 !,-,, . ,. ..... ..' ... ; ; , -. ;,-.(
. j . . . . : , - . .
"I i'VBa's of ("olTec, ju?t received and for sale
J 1717 at the New Store of ' A. M. HILLS.
" Juno 14, '54. :-:.- ' --
mEIUTEEN INCH SHINGLES
OUjUlJU of best quality, for sale . at tho -Sign
of tho Red Flag. Trice S3. 50 per thousand.
. Juno 27, 1851. ',' , ;
Vi
ArE ALL TAKE . 1IOBEN3ACK. Hobensacks
V Worm Sri-uis and Livy PilU tnr anl Kt
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cimvn numbers sent on receipt of live red postage
stamps. ' ' t -
McLLRATH A BAKL'R.Pnhiijljcu. v
. Aug. 2?. , 17 Spruce st.. New York.
I1MOYAL. btiKEU, BROTHERS A JONES.
tL No. 155 t 100 M.vkket Sracr.T. PiunADRLMiia,
Importers and ' Manufacturers of C.'y and E::t.'r
ma le HOOTS jtn.-i SHUT'S, also .every variety wf
French anil English -Shoe Lusting. Patent Leath
er. Kid .and Calf tkir.s. Shoo Lnvics. tia'fous, Dind
ings. Ac. Ac, suitable for manufacturer,.
Also, Foreign and Domestic Straw and Si 1 Ir !"!'
nets, Leghorn, Panama and Palm-Leaf Hats, Engt
lish, Freuch afid.Atuctieau Artificial Flowers, Oil
Silk. Straw Trimmings, A.. A'c. Ac. . '.
Having removed to ouc-ue,-.--Store No. IfS.4 15
Market street, below 5th. -South side, up stairs, wo
iuvite your attention to our lare ar.dvarh.-4 Stock
of Straw Goods-. Boots and Shoes, which we are
preparingfor the approaching Fall Sales. t-t..
All our Goods being exclusively of our-own di
rect Importation and M:i;ufacturet wc feel coai
dcut that our facilities are such that we CRn oCor
you inducements ns regards-variety and prices of
Goods, unsurpassed bv rntv house in the eonatry.
B0KER. BROTHERS "i JONES. -
Nov. 8, 155i.-Iy.
..i'ti'Atr.'e.'y.;.
TTEW LIVED,. HORSES. CARRIAGES a-M
ll REGGIES FUR II I RE. The subscribers wculd
inform those who desire to be aeeommodated with
horses or bugtrics on reaso.-.oble terms,, that t hey
can always be obtained pn application at their Sy;
hie, or tho Good Intent Hotel, in Curwer.sville. " -.
. . FLEilMINO A FOSTER. u
Curwensville, Jan. 31.. JS55.-iJmo.
HAVE YOU SEEN SAM? The subscriber
would inform - his old friends and the publio
generally.-that he still -continues to keep a house
of entertainment in New "Wasciugton. 'where those
who call with him will receive every attention,
aod be made comfortable. .
Good stabling, and every othef convenience for
horses on the premises. DAVID S. PLOTNER.
New Washington, Jau. 31, 1S55.
WILLIAM S. HANSELL A SON, Manufac
turers and Importers of Saddlery, and Sad
dlery Harvlwarc. No. 25 Market Street, Bhiladeb
pbia. Saddles. Bridles. -Harness. Trunks. Whips,
saddlo Bags. Bridlo Filling. Bits. Stirrups. Backlea,
Carpet Bag's et-- '" ; 4 ' ' (Juae 15,'ot ly. '
CAUTION.-AH -persons are hereby caiJtieried
against pureh.uing. oi' ia an- way raeddting
with a two horse wagoa and a pair. of bob sleds
now in the possession of P. II. I?03z, as" the said
"property bilougs to me aod is in his possession.' as
loan only i , . ., JOIN . BRb'BAKERVI
September 20i 135 f.' - . - e
A T. LANE A CO.-Wholosale Clothingtore.
3L No. 171. Market. Street Every variety pt
ready made Clothing, in th Cf most fashionable ltylsa
constantly on hand. ' ' June 15, 541y."
FRIS.MUTII & BHOTIIER.
.- . . WHOLESALE ? :. "
. .. TOBACCO DEALERS,:. .z-y'D
Ko. 105 . Third Street, tr doors bV.ow Saa
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