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SPEAK OF A MAX AS YOU FIMHHM.
BT F. C. tKB, KS1. ' ,
If Ruin has scattered her. fatcn!enU untrue, ?
Paying some friend, never ndnd him:
Take "Truth" for your motto, whatever you i,
Anil speak of a man as yoa find hiai.
'Of those who have large faaUa mcvcr utter loud
. exios,
So step in the proper direction '.
Oft silence is welcome, l oft tidies she's wL?e,
..; "o woraan or man is perfection.
If Poverty s frowned on a man well to do'
With icy like mantle eiubouDd hiw,
Beuieu.ber that fortune may deal thus with yen
So speak of the man as you find him.
There are who iroall point cct the wrccthed in
scorn
" Religion they say bidu them do it:
111 warrant , if ever they pass through life's morn
Urcinorscd that in even they'll rue it. .
Fo purveyors of slander who deeui themselves
wi.-e,
Of a snow-ball in winter remind them, ..
Which being rolled onward incrcas-tb in size,
Lid them speak of ail men as they find them.
Fo, i? Rumor ssattereth his statements untrue,
Of friend undeserving, ne'er mind it:
There are soiuo who will add to the taie beside you
So let it alone as yoa find it ! : -
JXoop Cool.
Those calm and rational - exhortations to
"take it coo!," ami "never cry fur spilled
milk,-" are a:i very good till they are needed.
They are extremely salutary before the fever
is kindled or the rnilk is spilled: but in the
presence of pain or in the advent of a disaster, i
to all those who are not fritted with fortitude
by iiature, or have not been disciplined in the
school of affliction, the- are ai.eut as effectual
as whUtHng in the teeth of a nor' wester.
T'nir utter importance H a storm of passion, CTF"The following coii.iuy too,i luce be
remsnds me of the directions given by a good J tween the Cen.sns Mars'.'-'.' at id a nit in- of G -?r-Xew
Kriil.md Deacon to his calorie son. ! mair, ia Albany :
"Whenever you fin ! your dander rising," j
ssd he, '-be sure vou sav the Lord's Braver. !
my son or the alphabet cle.in through; anli
long before you get to the end o;i"t yc.u'il be
r.s cool ns a cucumber, or an iceberg. Protn
ise me faithfully my son."
'Yes, da biy, 1 proji-iise.-'
Oa trudged Joh.riathan to se.iool carrying
bis bread and rae.it, with a s:.iali bottle of mo
lisses in hisjicket pocket, and his late firm
promise uppermost in his mind.
A toy who bre him an ol 1 grudge met him
and after calling him the ' " Voting Deacon,"
aii'l many other scurrilous r.iekn.irms, caught
him off his g;tard an 1 threw him to the ground,
tearing la.-jj tekt t, and "ore ikiiig his inolosses
bottle, .
Up jumped JfiinatliL.n, hi tyes wtdsUii, .Mid
his lips white with r.ig'. Bnt "tliere w.s an j bumj.vot perngfi fo dr bl-teksraid shops,
oath. in Iloavcu," and !;e did not forgot it. TheMarj.h.d having et.U-re 1 ail this, made
So he proceeded to swailow his alphabetic- i his mind tliat lie v. oul I push ahead and es
j.m.s aattdoto to wr.:th tot mentioned in t the t.v.nz Hans, who lived up stairs, 'mid der
4-JIezimen Salerastanum." rconized bv the ; bauhsiers.' We shall note Ids success at !fn
British College.
"A, B, 0 you've tore my jacket D, E, F
you've spill my 'molasses G, H, I, J, K
you're a tarnal rascal L, M,X, ), I', (I, R
J'i! lira you. better manners, you scamp you!
S,T, L , I II spile your picttue, you oi l
walleye! n , A, 1 , . mw J 11 pound too
inside out o'yoti, you darned encroachin, wil-
lian!"
And with thnt, Johnalhan, whose passion
had been mounting alphabetically, throuh-fut
all his father's description of vowels and con
sonants, caught the young se.ipe-grace, and
throwing him down, was proceeding to work
off each of the Deacon's twenty-six anfi irasci
ble pills in the shape of a dozen hearty tist
cutTs, had not the timely arrival of a p.: ; -tiger
interrupted the manipulations. So much for
rale3 to control the passion. Knirkc rbm ker.
A Tcnuitt s Drc ain..
, I had a dream the other night of
Mr. G-
the most peculiar nature. I dreamed that I
was in the presence of Hi .Satanic ?Ta-je.sty,
who was at the fork of two roads, deciding
which route the . rew comer fiy-m below
should take. The peeion whom I vccogiii:vd
as a former landlord approached, and Satan
locked at him, and opened his book, turned
to his account. ; - . . -
Well, Mr. J.,' said S.dan, 'do vou think
yoa ougui 10 taKu iuu riut roan to x arauise
.... 1 i i .. I . . ' - .. 1 . , . ,1 . -
or pass down on the left to my dominions?"
The landlord hesitated what reply to make,
for his conscience began to smite hi to, when
Siian witii a hideous grin looked at the ac
count and said :
'I find, Mr. J. that yoa owned three houses
in S street.'
'I did.'
'What did they cost you V
'Four thousand dollars each.'
What did you rent the in It'
The landlord here hesitated,, ami declined
answering; but he was informed that refracto
ry spirits were treated to a brimstone bath,
and at once confessed that lie obtained five
hundred dollars per annum for each. -
'I thought so,' said Satan. 'It is idlowabh
to charge ten per cent on the cost f the la:i i
lord keeps them in repair, but you do not do
this, and yet you obtain over twelve per cent.
This was extortion, nod therefore, you are my
friend, so just walk down and sit in my chair
until I can comeaand fire up.' Voalon Gazette.
CT7"First class in natural phiJosojihy stind
np."
"What is attraction V , ' ,.
'Ilease, sir I know : the look that a bine
eyed gal gives her lover."
"Eight! Now tell me what inertia is?".
'Inertia, sir, is a desire to remain where yon
are.' - A feeling a piece of calico experiences
when leaning against sx canary colored vest."
'Right again : c;dl the next cD-ss."
"Sonny, I don t see anything growing
about here" what does your father raise on
his land?
' Wall, he raises hackmatches, grasshoppers,
bed-bugs, hop-toads, tumble bugs, fat babies
and other.wegetables. Yesterday he raised ii
double-breasted pig pen right under the win
der. --
Advice to Correspondents.
When, writing to a publisher, oralt your
name; let Lisa guess who you are from your
handwriting.
Carefully avoid placing the name of your
post office, county, or State, upon your letter,
lest, by 50 doing, you should betray your
whereabout 3.
When about to change your rest Jencc, and
wish the direction changed, instruct the pub
lisher ns follows. Sir, hereafter send my pv
per to . , and much oblige yours, etc.- .
Don't let him know yonr former address. ' He
may hunt th:it ant from art..-ng a hundred
thousand others.. I"o matter if it occupies a
week; he may have nothing else to do.
When you write to a friend, requesting, an
answer by return mail, leave him to prepay
the jiostage , on the answer, r.3 you deserve
some compensation for tin; pleasure yon afford
him.
Avoid carrying small change; you might
spend it. r The postmaster will be quite de
lighted with the privilege of trusting you; he
would not be so mean as to charge three
cents. '
.When calling. far a let! or at the. post-office,
always ask: "Any; king for me?" Don't give
your name; and .when informed '-No,'" don't
believe it, but put yourself into an agony- of
surprise and wonder, and ask the postmaster
when he expects one for you. Should he ask
you from whom you are looking for r. com
munication, tell him Irons the West. JJe will
then understand.
When you rerinest letters directed to the
j ear
of some friend whom vrn are r,:nt- to
j viir, ask him to send his boy to the pott-office
i "several times a d.iy to inquire. . lie will deem
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it a privilege to wait upon you.
ho lives here ?-
Vaw.'
' W!:at's yoiir name V
'.Sh'trmany, on iler Rhine.'
What's your father's name '
;Xix for staw.'
AVhen did you arrive in AlLiiiv ,
43f it a steainho;ts.'
Got any children ?' ;
'Yaw two barrelLs imi kroul.'
'How long haw you-resiled in this house V
'Two room a und dor prsvinenls.'
'Who owns the building if '
'I pays nct'ing.' Il.ms pays tho same twice
a month.'
'Where did you Jive l.vt year V
Acros it.-r re-t tor a as
dcr market in roar ri'rbt
come i:p i i'ii t
:.d, pehin 1 i?r
carlv dav,
A jPast Ato.
TJie present ago is evidently in a great hur
ry. Xoboily has time to do auy thing com
pletely everything is shortened as much 'as
jiossibie and abridgement b? the order of the
d sy. The latest exemplllioallon of this pre
vail ng passion is an abridgement of theJJ&te!
Tlie Holy Scriptures have long been consider
ed rather too voluminous and cumbersome,
and people in this busy, driving age have re
ai'.y not the time to get fairly through them.
1 iie diiiieuby it seems has at last been reme
died, Mr.i. Sarah Jane Hide lias gat out anew
edition ofthe Bible which is said to bo much
more easily mastered than the old unabridged
work. We suppose it to be a very able work.
And so we go. We suspect some acute Yan-
kee one of these days will discovers shorter
! cut to Heaven than the old orthodox route
now traveled I -'
Qcf.er rRLAcuixu. it v. as near New Ha
ven, Connecticut, the City of Elma, as our
corre.pir.d:ni writes, that the Rev. Mr. S nait
kin s was deseribing the je:ie.-ful dej.ai-ture of
an aged saint, on whose laii hours it had !2 en
I""""" '"mlJu lu 'u,l -ur. . ciuhkius
the unlearned clergy, who despised
grammar, and. spake as they wore moved.-
JIe s'ys
I t lien l arovc at.tuc. noase ot my uafiuwl
j frk-nd, he was vtr;-irinx his hist. I went and
stood by his bedside. He was jroae too far to
talk, but I sai l, 'Brother, if you leel happy
now, just spe-cze my hand. And he s-juo-ozc
it."
A 1Ioe ix tuk Wixr.ow. jut a rose in the
window. It yc-u are in grief, the care and the
pleasure of attending to its daily want., will !
lead your fliOilg'.its ii-(.;n tllcir Ir.lklie.ss into -
t the light as geitler.tss ami beauty. If ycu '
are happy, it wilt le greater joy to watch the !
unfolding blossoms; if innocence attend your
footsteps, you wi-I holl sweet communion
with the emblem of innocence; if vou arc guil- '
. , ... .,, ',
ty, such comparuonsnip will aivert your ;
thoughts frcm 'tho-ia of Hie present, and per
haps the bursting buds will remind you of the
early days when nothing evil grew in the soil
ff your infant soul.
Xo Sect ix Hfavex. The celebrated
M bitfield, when preaching upon one occasion
from the balcony of the Court-house in Phil
adelphia, cried out lilting his eye s to Heaven:
"Father Abraham, what have you in your bo
som ? Any Episcopalians?" "Xo!" "Any
Presbyterians?" '-No!"' "Any Baptists"
"Xo!" "Have you any Methodists there?"
"Xo!" "Have you any Independents or Se-
cedcrs?"' "No! no!" "Why who have yon,
then?" "We don't liave these names here, ail
here are Christians I .em-vers uiCiirist." "Oh! i
that the case? Then God help us all to for- I
get party names, and become Christians in
deed and in truth."
C7" "Ma," said a young miss to her moth-'
er the other day, "wind i.- emigrating?"
"Emigrating, dear is a lady going to Cali
fornia." -"What is colonization, ma?"
"Coloiiszation, dear is marrying there and
having a family."
"Ma I would like to go to California."
cuiavim; and niu DitEssiNr; sa-
bOOX. A7.s HftLtnn, resjK-etA.lir iflfrtio:s
the eitiaens of Vlearfifbl Hrongh and ieinity'
and strainers whi rar tarry here nntil tljir
lftrds gro long, that he has i-cutcd the building
firruerly ocsnpicd by T. J. MeGutlongk. lisq ., and
hopes tiia hy strict attcnti";i to business, he nisy
rcceire a share of iha public patronage.
"Times is hard, the Barber is poor,
lie requests his friond not t-a p!is? his door;
Ifor if iheir Jinir should need a t-rimnjir.g,
Just rail ca Lirn, Le is always willing. .
cver rough but always rea5y.
Jte shevea for a tip and cuts hair Tor a levy.
Not only so, if that von't do, .
JIc'Jl brush your hat, coals oil and new :
. , lie does the tiling all up to smash, f
And wbt-n ilvac he looks for the Casm '.
To coueluuc, he vptns the-door, .
The tient steps out. and the scene is o'er.
July li, 1S55.J , '
TJEW BOOKS.I.SEW BOOKS! . .
1' hav7's liov.', C."ea. Acid, i a.
The undersigned begs leave to inform hii friends
and the public generally that he has just received
a large and well celeste tl slock of
'l- -V-"
consisting of all the latest publications :
SCHOOL- BOOKS. BLANK BOOK?. ' STATION A
P.Y, and TANCr ARTICLES.
lie also haa on hand a large and beautiful stosk o
C O X F E CTIO A" .i RIES,
which he iavites tho publio.to call and cxaniine.
More nearly or-po.-ite the Journal OCiae.
May 13, 1 S.-'ly. " THOMAS ROiiBINS.
term of- this Jnstitutiou will commence on
tha 3d of September, 165.
Ail persons wishing to fit themselves for Te.u li
nns, or other avocations in liTo, will here receive
every desired facility find attention. A tkro;,.!?,h
Classical and JMercuulile course is here jriven. on
terms lower than any other similar Insuiutioii in
the Sir.te.
Parent.- at a distar.ee c aiv obts i n ' board i ng fer
iLeir sons or duu.shlsrs und-.-r tlie immc ii;;iecare
of the Pi i.a .iai. v.-hero they wiil receive rare ad
vantages, with id! the comforts and pleasures of a
hoiirt; ;nd (iiuir moraU viiti be earei'uily ru.ndo 1.
The raicof tiiiinTi per qu :trier s re.;t i'ri u.a iy
English. 2 High Kr.li.-h. Ta.OO; Cias:-ies. i.O-i.
Matlicinaties. u I'ove Algebra. S3; French. J'ravv
in. ar.d ihiiiuing. Sa e.-Ii.
Further iuf'rniJttion can be ha t by ad In :-"n, '
v.. A. CAidl'ilLLL, mi! suae a i.,
- K
;r. i,
Cirarfi.-U. Ji
f VI.lVU & BHX.MJK, would rct'pecUuiiy
-i..'- ii.form the eili.ens i 'i '-lear51ebly and j-uldic
generally that they have enkred iato co-p:trtn r-,-hip
in (lie
uadiXKT MAh'i.Mr nriisi:
:u.'I kvtp eocstaiit'y oa hand.1, and iaa:ail'io! nr.:
to order, at the lowest price?, every variety of
turi.i'aro., contacting of
itiuUiz, iircakfoxt, ar.d i'.Va 'rc Ttlh.s, Sari.: -,
H.'g, and W!sU-Slan:lx. M-ih- inn;, on I
Com mo p. Pe ''-if"',-;
Idehogoisy and -at'.c-lHttoiued t'hairs. Funrxs.
Std'a.i. LouugCS, c.. tc. r
Coiiuis made and fuuera!s attend 1 on the sh rt
esl lioties. wiili ft r.eat hcr.r.se, and appropriate
aeeoinpaiiymi nts.
lloiu'u Painting I ue on the .-hfricat tioliee.
Shop aud 'i";wT.-roiiiiis. SJ:nt a.-- foriueriy oe-vipi-c
1 b.- Jtdiii '.J uliirh. m early o jai-i ;c the "Jew Son c."
Clvarf.eld. Pa -Jt.OIN tU'L.U al.
DANIEL RENNER
: CHKAII
2 I Red Banni
FOK KANSAS ! The R1....J
er floats in Ulan". r.i on the '():! Cr-
sv,.,,-..." v.ln-ic A. M. l!:t.i.s has jm-t opened the
fhop'est and n:n.-t splendid assortment of oo I.:,
t ver displayed before this community, and cxaedy
I'dar ed to their many and va; ion.-- :,fce. -iiies.
HATS. CAPS, ROOTS. SIMI'S. B:)NXi;TTS. CAS
SIMERES. CLTHS.' DiH-ISS UUODS. TdlL
LT ARTICLES, idi LANES. i'iUNTS.
O LOVES. HARDWARE. ST; N F. and
'iUELNSV.'ARK, UR0CKU1LS.
with fancy1 articles til in tin I i
CleajC.-jla, June 2;'. A. M. lilLLi-.
QA3irEL BEULIN,
-3 Ji.itij.ta St , Tyr-;ne City, Pa.
Wholesale and Retail. Dealer in ' v
DRl'ii'-. CULM fOAL;?- MEDICI2'ES. PAINTS.
UlLS. DYE STI FFS. WINDOW ULASS.
"IAl.S, PiiiiFl .MERV. Ac. A?.
Having just opened an extensive assortment of
these articles.I'iiysitians will find it to their advan
tage t give him a call, and examine his Stock be
fore ordering from the Eastern Cities; and Coun
try . Merchants can also bo ye-ommodated will all
the lissen:es. Tinctures. Patent Medicines. Ac.
WJIO L hE rni'l RETAIL, at invent jvricfi.
! He hopes by staid attention to business. and
a desire to jjleasc, to merit a share of public, pat
ronage.. I April 25. 1S55
rpiIE COOD INTENT ITOTEB,
A ... C JRWE'SVILLS, PA.
The Subscriber would infoi iu Lis. ti iend.i anil the
public that hehas just refitted and rc-furni.-hed his
house, and is preparedto render every attention to
the travelling community.
His bar contains liquors of the fits.! qualify, ar.d
bistable will always be siippHedwi'li the t'ost in
market. . : ; " "
He respectfully so':-:!!- his friends and other.- to
give him a call. A'.'M. R. FLEMMINJ.
August T, 1855. . . '""''.'.
K. Will GUT. MERCHANT vn i"YT;.'v
il SIVE DEALER IN LPMBER. Seoond Srert
one door south of his residence. Clearfield.' Pa
Clearfield. March 1 1, IS,',,.
TTOHN llUSSr.LL, & CO.,
I TAXXEKS A XI) CURRIRRS.
Reutiville, C'earjiuld Co.. I'a,.
Keep constantly on hand nn excellent assortment
of leather, whiuh" they oYer for .:'ie ct the lowet
ca.-h prices.' Cash paid for hides,
juiy 5, lsa .
TJOTICII: All person knowing tbemsel v?e
lX indebted to the firm of Mnssop A Pottvpff.
will call and seiile their accounts immediately, ts
tltc booii inusc' bo t!os".l at onfe.
M-iSSoP & POTTARFF '
Clearfield. Juno 1.1. 1S.V5.
ION FECTIONA R IliS a -Irrt'r the alirlrst"
V sortment this Uorouch ever could bons' of. nt
. June iI7, '55.)
A. M. HILLS.
Iy JOTS & SHOES. A large and splendid assort
3 ineiitof Ladies'. (.Jcntleinen' aud Childrens'
jJooLs and Shoes for salo at Mo?sop"s. .In. 1.1.
"g LACK LIE U R Y RRANDY, for the cure of Choi
era .?ioroiis, jiysontarT ii 1 all other Uiseases
of the stomach and bowels, fowdo by B- Mossop
a a..Aiw.-i-i'ui oay, miriy i-.iur ami alarm j
eiocK lor saie at .viossop s More.
l-In. I.'i j
"UTESLIN, at 5 cents per yard, at
MssWa cheap
June 13. '55.
J.IJL cash store .iuu
1 TANTILLAS A late lot of Ladies' and Chil-
urea s .vaantuias lor sale at -Hyssop s Chean I
sson's Phi-an
Cash Store.
; June 13, '55.
J ADIES' GLOVES. A very large lot of black
i net worked Gloves, at 10 cents a pair worth
-Sets at Mossops cheap cash store ,ln. 1.1, '55.
"j fA CKEREL," II EliRTN 1 5 and Ci 'DFISir. aMb5
lTi store of ijn. IS. AV. F. IRWIN.
LADIES GAITERS assorted colors that cant
be heat in quality or price for Vale by
-Jnne 27, '55, . A. M. nf EES.
1 ENTLEMEN"S FANCY ROOTS A SHOES :-
An unappronchble stock for sale by
June 27, '55 A. M. HILLS.
fc-i ajT.K-v c;- ana, m"91 approve,
ju.-in v, recenm, miu lor sine ry i. j
June ji. w, A. it. UlbhtS.
1 'STSSES' FLATS. trimmed and untrimmcd,:
XfJL abeaufifal
tifal article for s-alc at the store of
juuei, oo.
A.M. HILLS
" AC0N A good lot of Hams and Shoulders a
JL Juno 20. W. P. IRWIN'S.
S" ADIES3 Handkerchiefs, all Linncm, for salo by
IU June 13, '55. , ; K. MOSSOP.
P. OWENS-
1 ; xyncE citv.
Has just opened a large and spicnuid assortment
CNEW.Goor-s, wiiojxsale and retail,
v Of arety fleccn tion- and cvatity,
which he is 'selling otf at '" the lowest prices ever
known in this region of Country,
DRT-GOODF. HARD b Q UEJZXS IF.-I RE.
If ATS .V G4J.S BOOTS - fllOUX.
GROCURIim tl- CCI.Y F EC T ION ARIES,
AT CITY l'JHCES.
lie invites liis Clearfield friends to give h'un
a call. nd rsehange their ra?rs. htmber. shingles,
and every variety of produce, Tor Vie niRU'KST
and best goods, to be ha i west of Philadelphia.
Feb. 21, 1855. ly.
liiSl!tf:if!;7
S T A I? T J, I X Ci A N . O U !S" C K M E N T
LA723T AIUIIVAL TKZ EAST. 1
R WELCH, basjr, -;t returned from the City
" w-ith' anew ml splendiil sortnient of
V'a!ehes, Jewelry, and -Silver-ware the largest,
jest and cheapest ever brought into Clearfield con
sisting of hunting and open-faced gold and silver
watchc. gold lockets, gold chair., gold Pens, rings.
brc:ist-puis. spectacles, silver fork, bracelets, sleeve
buttons. cmT pins, car rings, A c. .te.. A-c.
Watches and jewelry , repaired on the shortest
notice, .-. . .. jjuue ;."55.
KW AIIKIVAL ! A Isrcrean leho'in assort
'racntof Sriinr aud Summer tloods. iust re
ceived and for sale on the lovest terms at the store
of RICHARD MUSSOP,
r-i;i-.ocoDs, gbocsiu35, o.az;--v.i s
200X'J & ''710325, ItA'j.; & CAt'-f,
JJU. i 1 HIl AM '
CONFECTION ARIES,-
l-iSH, TJ11.VCC0, STATIOX Ally, LIQUltOS,
. and a lit:tc of everything.
All of which will be M .'it lower prices than ev
er before offered in CleirCeM. K; M0SSP.
Cle.arfie'id, .Jen- !,'!, 1S3:".
JCAL IviT tTE FOK SALE. Bv virtue
ol'aao-.Ier ..1 sho (Indians' Court of Cicar-
liebl conn: y. the snbseri'a-r o!V r at jirivatc sale
the following described valuahlc real estate, the
property of Martha .!r:i:c- ".Vel.;h. a minor daughter
;;f .l::mos. i
Lite Pike towns!!?".
lid
conn, y. nee ft., viz: a!! that certain tra--t or pirt
cf bni'l simato in !;;h'. town.-hip.. Clearfield coun
ty, containing 1 :12 acres lu:ie or b-ss. a-r.dcd sod
described as follows, to wit: Oj the S?:h:' We"?
and North bv
Is
li
:ii;ic: iiai!
a::d on fhe
i.i.-t by lar.-l-?." i'erj in-it; fair.'
About acres being c'rvr-d and u: -bu- go'bd
ci.. :vaiiij;i. and ahoot acres of coo I timber
Ian L '.)tS!.Ail li. READ. (Innrdian.
May 3f: '.e-'s. Lawrence tp.
- ' - - . . :
"f X EIO VA 1. : 'J hc under.-lgi.eu beg leave to
3l inform hi friend . thr.t lie has r unwed his.
j!-oor a:::: iysi etobi:,
!iv;n "Shaw's Row." to his new building, opposiU
tin: ? "ffi.-e 'of James Wrigly. aad two uours fju'h of
the OiHae !. U. iLvr.i.trr, Estj.
He siill keeps constantly, on bands, every varie
ty of J-.'Uiie.s p'-:s. gaiters, pumps. Ac", Men's
fancy shoes and gaiters, with au excellent assort- I
meat 01" heavy work. nH . ad ipted tortbc various
wants of the . cop! ; of ( icurlield. lie hopes his
fiicnd-i wi!l cat! at bia NEW aTORE. and cx
a mine hi.; .-joe!;.
j:oU and Shoe made to cider, aa-1 . mending
b-no as beret of, iv. ISAAC JCilNSTCN.
Clearaid. .Jura 27, 1355. '
;.rr:v- be s t a r i i a n t -xd ice'creaTi
11 SALOON. The sal cri-r begs leave to in
form fl.'; laai.-s f:?:J tcciiilomeu of CR-arti-sld. that
in.- taken the -(.. mm odie.
hot;
south oi'
! 1 en: j h : i!'s Ji o' c 1, wh.ro bo designs keeping Jce
ereain. Lein'oua-i';;. C::ktv, Ccid'-.-ciienar.. s. Ac.
He wiil also keep-V.u ban is a supply of Oysters
iinl all c.ther kinds of refreshments, in the Saloon
ho has fo; inerly occupied, iii the ha- cinciit of
Hemphill's Po ol CHARLES U liE.Yl'F.
Clear'ebE May 2. 1355.
"Iii Vn S' Fi.OTNEil P.e7pec.foM.vTnfo"rms
.ti-P his old friend t and the public that ho has
p.bt.i ir.ed the services of a good Cutter and work
man as a foreman in tho .' t.iiiyi'ing luisinc.-s. and
he is now prepared to attend to any orders in his
Linc of work on the most a-jcomuiodaiing tern,.. and
short notice, and will have olo'iihig on hand at all
times. Sil-ih as 'dress coats, frock eoat. v .-!.--. an,!
p.antalooiis of their own manufacture, ar, I good
material at the lowest prices.. ,V1 ii a wish to ac
commodate, ha solicits a ,-haro of patronage:
New Wasfcihgton. Mav tb l?-.?'. ' " '"
rKTEtt
1 to themselves the Stoic formerly owned by
J i:o. Palc.hiu A Sons, fake pleasure in iufoi m iag
their friends, and the pu.bii.: generally, that they
have just received from the city a splendid t:.,soi t
mciutof Dry Hood.. Uro3;ri., Hardware Oucens
w.irc. Hats. Caps, boots. Slate, and eveiy ih ingclse
usually kept in a country store Person, whddmr to
buy cheap and good (jood., tln uld not forge l that
they :. redetermined noi to be undersold by any store
in the county. .We invito one and all to conic and
examine our stock for thcmsel vos. as wo charge "no
thing for so doing. AARON PATCH t N.
Nov. 1, "5i.rtf. JACKSON PATCHIN.
BLACKSMITIIING. Tiio subscriber would
inform the punlic (hat hehas taken the Black
smith Shop formerly occupied by Ocorgc Cir. o:i.
tho corner of Third and -Main sticcts. ia ihe bor
ough of Clearfield where be carries ca' the business
in a,!! its various branches. '
" JACOB SH EXKWEILETt.
June 6, 1S55.-1 y ' -i
iViIlLlPNBFKG HOTEL,: The snbscrThcr
would inform his friends iu Clearfield, and the
public generally that lie has enlarged and lelitled
ii'w house, and is now enabled to compete success
falily with any Hotel in the country. No paina
will be spared to render hi guest. comfortable. .
His tabic shall always be supplied' wi:b tho best
the market can afford, and his charges moderate.
He respectfully invites his friends and others to
give him a call. if VI D . JOHNSTON .
Phiiipsburg Jau- ."1,1355. 1 y. . . .
r jpYKONE I.IVEBY ST A L'EErhc snb"
i se fiber, having removed'T.is Livery Stable
from CurwensvillB to Tyrone City, beg" leave to
his friends ami the public, tb nt- he" is at all time.
prepared .to supply fhrm witii llor.t'.. carrf-igeH.
baggie, and oifcur vehicles on hire, at tho most
reasonable terms. Inquire nt. tho '-( itv Hotel."
. : ' JAMES. -cud wtbbk. :
Tyrone, January 31, 1355. -limo. V
H
would inform his old friends -and the miblie
generally, that he still continues to keep a house
of entertainment iu New Washington where those,
who call with him will receive every attention,
and be made comfortable.
(iood stabling, and every other convenience for
hordes on the premises. . DAVID S. PLOTNEK: i
-cw v asnington, Jan. ol, l.tia.
"jTXCIIANOC IIOTEB, PJIILir.iriiG.
The subscriber, thankful for p.isrt. t'nvors,
! 11'itll .1 roljOOTf lit IV Coheir ft fon?ioi..in..n .-it .- ; . ! . .i
oral p:-ouago bestowed noon his H.m-fo' Irv tha
Il o ll l u V'l'- ' J LJllv.ll A irUllllll UU1IV,C J L I II U i I J-
1 u'" " prepare ro ticcommo-t.ua water-
i'ublic
men. p. tors. J rovers, and nil oDicr v in tump ,..,11
with him, in the very best maimer;
ei,i. manner; 1
He also purposes to run a line of Hacks from
Tyrone to Clearfield, for
r the accommodation of die I
travelling public . J.
I'hilpsburg'.Mareh 11. IST.o.-tf.
RL'NI
"YEW MILJji At theOld Pioneer Mills on the
li Moshannori', in 3Iorris township. The sub
s?riber has just completed a large new Grist Mill,
which i.-ir in successful operation. Grain of ail
kinds bought, stored, and sold ou commission. !
Dec. 27, li. : . HENRY UBOE. V
"jTSEllEGE DELAINES. A superior article o
than 00 c-cott . . lilCHAUD 3I00rS.
June 13. 55"
CHEAP CLOTHING. A huge lot of Cheap. Cio
. thing,. Men's and Toys, for salo cheap, by 'i
June 1 3, '55. - ' li ICHARD -MoSSOP. .
BLACKBERRY BRANDY. -A ccrUincuro"for
tho Dysentary, for sale by
June 13. '55. - ..--.!? KICJIAKD. MOSSO P.
P 4' Large apsnrtnicnt of Stone ware at th utore of
KJr. June IS. , :.r : W. P. IRCIN. ' i
Boki:r, buotjieies & jo.nes,
r-B. 133 & ieo( Uarkci ttiect
: ?iiiLA3 sip h.i a ;. ; : .
r la: porters and m.-o.ufaiUircrs of City , '., -
, EASIE1LN AtADE Br0TS AM SU.UiS.
Al.o, every variety of Froueh and Er.tish. Shoe
..E;wiinC3, Patent LcaUjer, Rid and Cali-skins,"
thoe.LsecF. iJaiJons. jJijidings, Ac,
saicauie for manufacturers.
Abo. Eureigu ' and Jaoracotia Straw and Silk Bon
;;ets. leghorn, Panama, and PrtTm-Leaf Jlats.
English, French, and American artificial'
Flower.. Oil ,i!k, Straw Trimming,..
e., Ac. - -'-"'
Having removed ioour new Siorc. No. 15S &. 130
Market Street, beiew ith. South Side, up stairs, we
invite your attention to our large and varied Stock
of. Straw Goods, Boots and Shoes, which we are
preparing for the approaching Full Sales.
Ail our ( cod s hfii.g exclusively of our own di
ret Importation r.r.d Manufacture, we feci confi
dent thit our facilities arc nvA that weenn ofi'er
you indr.tU'incids as regards variety and prices of
Gowda, unsurr:wed bv unv house in the eonntry:
JiOKEit, UUOIHERS A J(!NFS.: .
Nov. a. l-5i.-ly. riuttiU!phU.
"OUOOK
.13 (Jood
phia.'
. TYSON A KFUX Wholesale ! jyrV
s Store. No. 14t. Market Street. Philadel
fAng. 1, IS5.-1y. '
CiOOI) Miiv'S ! 'Wholesale Store opened in
.A Ty.-oc5 C.'cy, wiiera anybody who wants
cheap goo Is eta porohasc. The subscriber has just
op. .jt: l a i-ng.; .nnd well selected stock of Goods hi
T V il ( N I' CITY,
",'.'' Conner c-i Logan f.nl Jnniaa"rt.
lie has' on hands and will constantly keei a b-re
ttO-ctl Oi' . : - '".
Dry ('ron i, (7rv.-eric, Hah. Caps, floe's, 5,;c?s.
Clothing, Ilaritrnrr, (J:icensv; rc Trn gt, "
PRO VISIONS
of all' kinds', consisting of " . .
Potatoes, Paeon. Fruit. Bear..; Flour. Wheal,.
Corn meal. Ac. Ac - '
LSI OATS, m. Ml -SC.
And he hereby gives notice that he v. ill sell his
gij Is as l.jiv as they ean be purchased iu aav town
or county thi-si-ie of Philadelphia, mvl will tkc
Poar is. Shingles, or even nion,c"5i-c...:h::nre.
July i. '.;5.j F. M. A'l.i.i..
(J101N'G IT AEONC ri'ho i n Irrsignea bav
"Ot i ng taken t' himseif the .s.oro formerly own
ed .-,-:
an. takes pleasure in ii.toiioing
I
i - - i .-c:..,
it;d t::e
nolle generallv.
hat hehas
just received from the city a splendid assortment of
Dry Ooal-, Hardware. Oi:cci:.w:.re. (-rocciies
Confer-
ionari-s. Mat end Cnr$. Rcuits
end Shof s.1' ": 1 ' - "' '
ar.d every thing -olde nnually kept' in a country
st. re. Peis L.s .wishing to buy- hoap and ;-ood
Joo,!s should 1.0! target Unit he ii determined not
to be un lers dd by ran'y Store iuthe county. . His
mot.o is "a nimble penny rathe ihnn r. slow six
pence " .-SC PATCH IX.
tilen Hope. July T. 151. '
Y P. .NELSON & CO.,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of that vi
'inity thai, they keep constantly ou band v. large
assoi tnic-. t of .
Dry Goo-l. JlarJ-IWtrr. Qftarsfc-fre, Grorerics,
Coi.i'.dimi irii ll-H? if C'..:.?. IS-tots if tito(.i, .
anil all other articles 'usually kept iu a country
sture, Vihieii they sire dttenuinci fo sell low lor
ctoii. country pn-dut-i'.. or iuiuler.
' Atigtis! 1, 1-55. . ' ; "
7fKV COOJiS AT IHi: CASH - STORE. The
i. sub.-criber h:- just received a large and well
selected stock of HO. 'j.-S of a'nost every descrip
tion .-'Liitablo tube sca.-on, which Le is se!iii:' o5"
at t-ti-.-iiiel v low l aiaca. He rvsi.cetfullT invite !
il:c a,.enti'.n -i ail w!.o
, u.-li : o i.uy g),
Is. at
the lowest price::, to call at the si
et t!oot.-:.': '
ra of ih
Co a n try prodiM of almoft cv,t-' di.-eription ta
ken at mai ket prices in exchange "for 'good.
I'ersaus wisiiin- to p-nreii.-iie. v.-, l receive a fair
r-vjiJvalciil for ihjir money, wiil di . titll- to give
him a call. . . . ...
Rcnictslcr the sign of the C ii F. A PEST !' ()'.' D ?.
oa M.-ukct street, an i call and be convinced that
there b truth in the word tUeron inscribed
A eg. 1. iS55. " W M. P. IRWIN.
A Fi'LiCAM'S 1'Oil UOt'NTV I,AMS
2. I ndi-r the late act of, Congress, wili had the
subscriber fully prepared, with blanks, forms, Ac.
to assist tl em in procuring their Warrants.
Ofiice two daors o.-it of .ionrna! ('fii -o nn t."ir
Mar. 2-:, ".. - 11. Rl'CHER SW'UOPE. '
TAM.ES- R. HRAIIAM Merchant and exten'sive
. dealers in lumber. Hrahampton. P. O.. Clear
field county. Pa... , .May 2o, "51-1 y. '
v n O V Ii S S I O Ji A L . '
MlliETT & EARHIMEK,
A lIORNHYS AT LAW,
having entered into eopartr.er-hip in the practice
of their prufesdpn. will faiii, fully attend to ail
business entrusted to their care in ClcsrlicM co'i;:;
ty. ' C !!.- RARP.KTT.
a. II. LARIMEH.
ClaarficIJ. July IS, V,o.-Ty.
jr BUCIIEIl SWOOP E. '
li ATTORXEr AT E.1TJ.
. Ci.i-wuriKi.n, Pa.
Tvro doors East of Jo ;'rn a? office. Up stairs.
; Dec 1. IS51.
"jJP.- JACKSON CilANS,
Ji-o A TTORXET AT LAW. '.
CLiAilITEtD,.-PA
: Ofiiec- adjoining his isideric. on Second St.
Augu.'t I. IS55.
"FAMES BIDHEE ;OUOON,
S A TTi )R XE I A T LA 'A'.
' ' ' . C L E A Ic ? I Ji L 13 , ? A -.
OOice in the room adjoining, on the East, the
Drug Store, of Dr. II Jjorrain. Ho mny be con
sulted in Ert iirt and G'ri'it n . '
August I. Jsj."o. ly. - - "
XxT A. WALLACE.
- - A i TORXJir A T LAW.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Office nearly opposite, the Court House. ,
A iigust 1, I'1;' '. . .
TT B. Al'IJN ALLY, '
ATTORXEY AT LAW.
CI2Ar.?I5LD, PA.
Practices in Cb-arfield and adjoining counties.
(ifiiee nearly opposite Judge Wright 8 store
August 1. -
S. DUNDY,
ATi)RNEY AT-L-AWr' "
u h i; a y. z I a L D j PA.
Ofiiec in the room adjoining on the V.'ecty the
Store of Wm. F. Irwin. ,
August 1. 1S55. . '. '"
TOIIN ILIClTen r
, 1'IIVSICIAX,. ;,.
Frenriiviilr. Ciearfrld County.. Pa..'
H-;nn. ..,, ,k nrAt .j :,,; rr.-
. v." ""
F. Hoops, tenders his professional services to tho
. - rt ., . . . ....
, Vast of V, " "v l 1X1 1 f'
T
.,. o.- - :' '
DH. B. P. AKLE Y, - ' 7
Rin'SIciAX. '
GraluiHipto!. ClcirJlr!'J County. Ta
tenders his professional services to the inhabitants
of Grahainpton aul surrounding country-he can
nt ull times be found at bis Otiieo. Uireeily oppo
si'e Mr. J I;.-Graham's store, when not profes.
sionaily engaged. ApL 25.
e;???. A. M.: HILLS; D. D. S. Office adj.dn
C'tZT ing his Store, Clearfield. Pa. Artifi
JJ J eiat Teeth, from one to afull set, moun
ted in the most approved modern style.- - -
Filling; Filing, and denning done -with care
' and neatness. - -:
Teeth extracted w-ith all the care and dispatch
! modern science eaa furnish. ' ' . . ,
DR. HlLLS.'can always be found at his office.
as ho now devoting his whole attention to his
profession. , . ' - June 20. '55.
3AIL,Yf& BUOTItK, T7T:
.ALU-, i 'Lr23 Ch?itait Street,
3? H T L A D E L P If I A,
ttave i20wprri a 3rge a?.orTmcnt rf the Newest
'c-lyfes hti cMors f
. Sich 3?r.grisli Velvet,
. 2zx Styles Ir a
CARPETIN-OS,
OF THEIR OU'X IMPORTATION JIST
Also.a full assortment of Super nd Me Hum ocalitr
AMLUICAA CAUrilTINGs 7
Many of which being their own manufacture-
can be recommended ns '
. Goal Cttrpeihzs fvr a Loir Pricr.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS t CANTON -MATTINGS,
of every width and quality. '
BAILYBECTHEB, .
IHrOKTEKS . MANt r.U TI liKKS OK 4 A11PET1NC.S'
. 7"o. 2:2 Chesnnt Street, Philadelphia.
August l. 1955.-1 v. ;
G ON BAD Sz WALTON,
' 23-5 Ilarket tre:t.
PHILADELPHIA;
Importers f.ml Dealers in ! .
r . JROX, XJlte, 4-c.,4c
They, respectfully invite the people of Clear '
field, to continue their favors.
Aug. l,lSj5.-ly.
MOUNT VEBNON ITOl'SE,
' .Wo. S9, Korta Second Street,
" 311 AD EL PHI A,
The miiTersigned having Taken the old TveU
ki!9VB hiituo. which has been rencrated and re
mo lekl tiironghout. respectfully solicit hisCWr
iieid friends to give him fl calf on their visit's, to
the city.. ' ''
The furniture i ail newr. ami has been selected
with care from Heckles well known establishment
in Chestnut Street, and is of the latest aud most
fashionable' style. '
The location for Merchants aud others coming
to the city is convenient, being in Hie eejitre o'
bcs;;iess. i.-l. i:ari;T:tt.
Aug.-1. 1,55 -1y, ' . Proprietor.
Tr AUKIS, ORBLs6Y& CO.,
-JL "WHOLESALE UPATGGIZTS,
No. 2'll ?.Lirket St.. North side between th A 7;Ii.
i iiii iIe!p!iia. Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Pat
ent Medicines. Surgical Instruments. Druggist's
O '.assume. Window (Hass, Paints. Oils, laves, Per
fumery. Ac. Ac.': JOHN HARRIS. M. D.
, .:. . "E. R. ORiHSON. ,
Aug. I.'55.-n.l J. SHARSWOOD. ' '
i 1 -'3ELL& NCIIOTT,
. Nos. 133 Market St., 5 Merchant St.",
PHILADELPHIA.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
' ; PRI GS, CHEMICALS, 4-c.
They respectfully invite fbeir Cleafichl friends
to give them a call. ' Fan. I". T-i.-Ir.
MOOD A CO Expensive Drv-goods Dealers. N a
1S7, 'Market St.. Pbila.lolpbia. keep constant
ly on hand a large, splendid, and cheap stock of
the most fashionable and elegant goods. They iu
vi'c country Merchants to call and examine their
splendid assortment., before purchasing elsewhere.
August I, iSj.-ly. - . .
V57-1LLTAM S. HANSELL A s7N, Marmfoc
V ? turers and Importers of Sad .Fcrv. oni Sad-dl-ry
Hardware. No. 2i Market Street.' Philadel
phia. Middles. Undies. Harness. Trunks. Whip?
Saddle Rags, Lri He Filling, Pits. Stirrups. Ruckles
tirrnps
.-t Ray
est.
I Aug. C '55,-)y
El DEEM AX A HA YWA !il Wholes ,!c ! r-i-jer's.
Tea Dealer, aad Commis.sion Merchant
No. 27.1, Market Street, Si-iladclphia.
D. REIDELMAN,'
Aug l.ls55.-lv-. A. HAYV.'ARD.
AT. LANE A C'-b V,"hi.lcia!i Clothing Store.
No. 17!. Market Street. Every variety of
ready mtalc Clothing, in t!ie w f.i!iioi,:i! ic stvl.n
c-;iis'.a:it!y on !i::n I. J Aug. 1. '." '-!. v.
"1 FORGE .WEAVER 'A CO.. N. 19 North wT
VJT tcr Street, Philadelphia, lieal-rs in .'? pet
chain, i'arn. Mauiiiaanu Htuip Bupcs. Rcu-vur'dj,
Clothes dines, Ac, Ai. lAug 1 . 1 .'.-.! y.
TSAAC -31. ASilTOX. lint Stoic. No. 172
JL Market St..' Philadelphia. Hats. Caps. Furs.
Ac., r.f every variety, and ihe best qualiiy always
cnh.ir.d. a-i - : Aug. I, isia.-ly."
EOBCE W. COLLAD-V Y ,. "('.'rvcyt-.-jer
iS and Land Agent. No. ?,.' Coldsmitb'.-j Hail.
Philadelphia, wili faithfully uttend to ..-i!l basice.s
entrusted to his earc. . lAug. 1. lS55..-ly. . -
CALEB COPE A CO. No. lS3.Mn! ct St.. Phila
delphia. Dealers in Linens, White Goods, Ho
siery, French. Engli.-h and Gcn.ian Si.klioods. Lu
ces. Gloves. Rolling Cloth. Ac lAug. I. '55-ly.
CAUL & TAYLOB
s- No. 235 .-fa-ve. Stvt
ti'C6t.
PHILADELPHIA. ;
Have always' on hand, at their Wholesale Ware
house a largo assortment of "
the Newest St vie of
BO -JT. SHOE. AND Si'ltAW C.ODI'.
BOTTZ I-X)REIGX A XI) DOMES TIC.
All tluir goods being of tbeir own direct lin-Iut-itij.'.i
and Manufacture, tiioy are enabled t
offer superior iiiduecmeii'.s to Merchants laying in
their stock. -'' "
WM. W. PA EL.
N". G. TAYIjOK. : -
Dec 1. 1S5I. Jr.
A VISE'S CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY
1 STOiiE. No. 72 North .Sia o.vt.. Street, (op.uj-,--
tl,? M'linif i lrjion Ho,; PpLiladvlphia. "
Gold Lever V,'ats-he?.- full jewelled. IS K. cas6..'
Silver Lever do.. iio.; Silver Lepiiac lo.: Ouartier;
(told Spccta"!es, Silver do.; Silver Table Spoons,
Silver Desert u. ; Silver Tea do. ; Gobi Pens and
Gold Cases; i;oId Pens and Silver do.: together
with a vaiioty of fine Gold Jewelry, Gold Curb,
Guard and Fob Chains. All goods warranted to
be" as repisentel.' Watches and Jewelry, repair
ed in the best maimer. -
Also, Masonic Marks, Tins, Ac. made to order.
N. lb All orders sent by. mail or otherwise,
will be punctually attended to.
His motto is: "Small Profits "and Qaiek Sales "
Philadelphia, April 25, Is55. .
T V. HUSIITOX & CO., u --.
' 45 Market Street, 7 "'
PltlL ADS LP H I A; ' ' ' "
Importers and Dealers' ih Earthen-Ware, China,
. '. - Glass, and C'uccns Ware. :
Opposite tho Red Lion Hotel. Philadelphia. , ., ,
J. Y RUSH TON,
J. C. HOPKINS. -' '
Nov. S. '5J.-ly. . BORT. STLLSON. ; ;
OONS, II El LM AN & CO. ,
No. 107 NORTH THIRD ST.. '
; : PiULADELPULV. -
WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Toreiga auJ Pomestio Dry Goods.
Fifth Door below Race.
CHARLES KOONS.
- AMOS GHE1LMAN.
Philadelphia, May 16, lrf.55.-ly. :
COWBLL & CO.,
176 Xarict Street, ' '
PHILADELPHIA;
AVKotF.SALE Draif.rh ix Ilrtt. Cap. Frrx. dr.,
. between 6th and Oth ist.. Philadelphia!
Jan. 17, 1555. , - .'
MARTIN, MOB It ELL & CO., '
r (Late OLIVER MARTIN A CO.)
Importers and Dealers in HOSIERY. TRIM
MfXGS.Cim HS. BRUSHES. FANCY JOODS, Ac.
' Wo. 24 Jforth Fotirth Street, Philadelphia.
M. T. MARTIN. , CHAS. H. UAMRICK,
DAM'LJ. MORRELL; i. R. PEDDIJi.
: Dee. 5. '54. SANDRSON IS. MARTIN.
TBIS.MCTII & BBOTIIER, .
JL1 . WHOLESALE
' TOBACCO DEALERS,
No. ICS IT. Third Street, five doors below Baao,:
Nov. 29. "54.-1 v. , Inn,Ani;t.riHA.
n n
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