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HOME FACTS AXlrxclES
. Wasted A couple bushels of good potatoes,
at, this office. Don't everybody come at once.
"One lit a time," la the ay.
Exhibition As wil1 bc seen b a nollco ln
to-day's Journal, ani 'exhibition of tho students
of the Cl-rneld Institute is to e given i the
Town Ualli ia tbis borough, on the evening of
tbe Hth instant. '
. Acceptable. We received a letter a few
days since containing a piece of paper ''hillus
trated" with a number of X's. If any of our
frtends are burthened with that kind of stuff,
wc have capacity for a little "more of the same
ort." " '
Ir there la any virtue in the old adage that
when "March comes ia like a lion, it will go
out like a lamb," wo may soou looK. for an
snd of the existing severe winter, for more
disagreeable and blustery weather could not
well be than prevailed during the first three or
four dava of tho present month. The winds
were high, and the snow, which foil in consid
roble quantities, was driven wildly about and
by forming into drifts has obstructed the roads
very much. The first fall of snow this winter
-was the nisrht after Chriatmaa, since which
tlmfi liirra ouantities have been added. Da
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ring the period from Christmas until now, but
little thawing has occurred there being orfly
two days, we believe, in which it was percep
tible to any extent, and then not enough to
"completely "settle down" tho snow. Much
Inconvenience has been experienced by those
ngaged in making timber and in conveying it
o the river banks, by the great depth of tho
now, and there is little doubt that but for it
mucb more lumber would Lave been taken to
market than will bo the ensuing- season. If
this snow should happen to pass ofT with rain
or a sudden thiw, much damage may be ex
pected to result to property of every descrip
tion along the streams.
Random Thoughts. A short time ago, we
vere sitting at the casement in the moment
when the chime of the "church-going bell"
lroke the quiet which is wont to prevail on
the day set apart for the service of Omnipo
tent Jehovah. Soon the bustling throng was
gliding past: here an aged sire the hoar of
years had marked his locks once dark as the
raven's plumage his step was unsteady tho
)igh of his eye was not as vivid as erst calm
ness and content sat upo his brow ; there a j
fairy being, with quick-beating pulse, botiyant
Kpirits, and high hopes. Happy, indeed, is
her present existence; but, alas, as years be
gin to thicken on her, anxieties and perplexi
ties will arise sorrow may usurp the abode
of bliss, and misery dispel tho brightest an
ticipations. Close tipon these comes a state
ly, qucen-likc form, with beauty stamped on
her lineaments; and ar.on one upon whom the
world has beamed less brightly. Here goes
ona ol the proud "lords of creation;" there
passes a '-lone, lorn widow," with grief and
poverty as her portion. Tho passers-by have
become multitudinous, all hurrying to the sanc
tuary, whers the gopel is to be expounded
and its precepts taught. What a motley crew
they are and what a variety of thoughts are
"here "cribbed-np, cabined and confined."
litre will be found avarice and selfishness, as
well as holy and pious reflections and hopes of
a bright immortality beneath the gaudy vest
ment as well as the homely garb may throb
many a wicked heart and dwell many an un
righteous thonght. Stranga thing?, indeed,
often transpire ln the gorgeous temj.I.-s of this
world. Whilst a highly-perfumed, ki l-gloved
acion of fl!en Adam will ear.sj a score of pew
doors t fly open as if by magic, a plain, un
ostentatious man, though lie may be "a whale
Jo a Sib-pond," intellectually considered, will
scarcely attract the chilling attention of a bur
ly sexton, who bows him into an obscure and
uncomfortable scat! "Would the meek and
lowly Nazarine, who preached "good will to
all men," make such distinctions? Docs lie
require that frail humanity should bo superbly
attirca witix i.ucr:ng cistnoni'j ana ruAi;.;;g
ilk, and make an ostentatious display, in or
der to secure an entrance to that happy place,
which Schiller designates as
"Pie heitern Regioncn.
Wo die reinn Scelen wobnen ?"
Jay! Wo are taught that only in meekness,
gentleness and humility, loving our neighbor
as ourself, can wc approach that peaceful
bourne which lies in the heavens eternal.
Wo see that bill .No. 208, a supplement to
the charter of the borough of Cnrweiisviilc, ia
tiia county, passed its several readings in the
State Senate, on lost Thursday.
The Chisesb are queer people. At Pekin
there is a phalanstery called the "House of
Ilea Feathers," where the poor oro lodged for
one fi.'th of a farthing per night. It is Simply
a vast hall thickly strewn with feathers. Alcn,
women and children all lie down together in
the beauty of communism; an im;ncnsc cover
let 13 then let down over the party, with holes
through which the sleepers pntthtir heads, so
as not to bo suUocated. At daylight the pha
lansterian canopy Is hoisted np, after a signal
on the tam tarn, to Invite holders to draw back
their heads or swing.
,Th editor of the Xew Jersey Standard
glvos the following brief record cf his sleigh
riding experience this wiuter :
. TIMo 1st. Cot fast a a sow-bank, and had
to walk a mile and a half in snow from knee
deep to neck-deep.
Eidi5d. Got horses dewn in a snow bank
had to ungear and dig tberu out. Got no
where, and camo home ditto.
Ride 3d. Upset twice lame shoulder knock
ed good deal worse thau before.
Eide 4th. Upset going one way, and broke
.the sleigh to pieees coming the othr.
Ride 6th. Only broke one trace, and gave
p flefgh-riding as getting too tame ft be
JnNreMiag. .
GLEANINGS IRCM OTJE FXCHANGES.
Hugh Corrigan has beeu convicted of the
murder of his wife, 'm T eslmoreland Co.. I a.
Mr. Du Pre died in the Queen's Bench Pri
son, London, on the 6th, after an incarceration
of 41 years, for debt.
lion. Iienjamin F. Wade, whose term ol ser
vice as United States -Senator from Ohio ex
pires March 4, 1807, was re-elected, on Thurs
dav, for a second term of six years.
The Tennessee Legislature has passed a bill
o purchase the Hermitage and present it to
the United States, to be used as a branch of
the West Point "Military School.
The March number of Putnam's Monthly
contains several admirable papers, "gravo and
gay," which continue for the magazine its
wtil earned reputation as the leading literary
monthly. "'."
Out we3t, the qualifications a man must have
to render him eligible to office, are fever and
ague, a pork-house, seventeen grown ttp3ons,
a military brother-in-law, and plenty of dog
leg-tobacco.
This Looks Wariike ! It is reported that
Capt. Whitley, of the Ordnance Department,
Governor's Island, received orders, on Thurs
day, from the War Dapartment, to put the Is
land in war defence
In Turkey, whenever a storekeeper ia con
victed of telling a lie, his house is painted
black, to remain so for one month. If thcrj
were such a law in force in this country, what
a sombre and gloomy appearance some of our
towns would present.
Xo.v-Ixtercocrse. Tho IIouso of Iiepre
sentatives of Georgia, by formal resolution,
have declined to hold intercourse with Ver
mont, and instructed the Governor according
ly. They will neither icceivo messages nor
send them.
Wares and Lives Lost. The ship Great
Duke, of Boston, from New Orleans for Liver
pool, was wrecked Feb. Oth, and Capt. Samp
son ana twenty-nine men were drowned, i lie
Great Duke cleared at Xcw Orleaus Jan. 2d
with 5000 bales of cotton and 2000 staves.
When Edward Everett was entertained at a
public dinner before leaving Boston, Judge
Story gave as a sentiment "Genius is sure to
be rewarded where Ever-ett goes." Everett
responded "Law, equity and Jurisprudence;
no efforts can raise them abpve one Story."
It is stated, in tho New York Times, that
since the passage of tho fugitive slave Ian- act
in ISjO, thirty five thousand slaves have esca
ped from the southern states, and that the
"value of tho property" which has thus exer
cised its natural rights of manhood is 35,000.
Linnaeus, the great botanist, had in his house
an mgetnus ami singular contrivance a "co
ral clock." In a half circle, round the table
of the graat botanist, a number of plants were
arranged, which, opening their flowers at a
certain moment, told the hour with unerring
exactitude.
The Steamer Atlantic left New York on Sa-
tJrday fur Liverpool, with fifty-one pa?a:ngers,
among w hom were the Hon. George M. Dal
las, Minister to England, and family, including
bis son, who goes out as Secretary of Lega
tion. The Baron do Kichsofer, Prussian Min
ister to Mexico, was alao a passenger in the
Atlantic.
General Larimer, formerly of Pittsburg, but
now a member of the Nebraska Legislature,
having presented and advocated a bill propos
ing to allow women to vote, a committee of
members came into the IIouso and proposed
to present the gallant General with a petticoat,
which created a considnrable uproar in the
House I Tho "resolution to present" was vo
ted down.
Some malicious person advertised in tho 2C.
Y. Herald for men with pickaxes, watchdogs,
terriors and poodles, and that application
should be made at the oP.'cc of Richard Bus
teed, Esq., or at that gentleman's residence,
in Madison avenue, and as a consequence, the
applications wera a great nuisanco at both
pUces. The police wcro called upon to dis
perse the crowd.
The Wisconsin- Governorship. Tho Ju
diciary Committee of tho Wisconsin Senate
have made a report upon the contested elec
tion case between Barsdow, the occupant of the
Gubernatorial chair, and Mr. Bashford, tho
Republican claimant, in which the whole ques
tion is elaborately reviewed. The Committee
camo to the conclusion that Mr. Bashford is
entitled to the fiico having received Co, 872
legal votes, against 8-5,523 for Parstow.
In Chicago Miss Lizzie T tittle cowhided a
feliow boarder named William Graves for cir
culating reports prejudicial to her character.
She walked into the parlor, took him by the
collar, and laid it on good. If there were more
women like Lizzie able and willing to defend
their honor against tho misrepresentations of
scoundrels, some of tho ill bred loafers who
delight ia making remarks degrading to wo
lueu would be apt to take up some other trade.
The Hawaiian Nation-. The Polynesian
s:iys that the Hawaiian nation, which 70 years
ago was estimated variously at from 200,000
to -iOO.C'00. now only counts 72.000, a decrease
within this period of at Ieiut 2-C. Vat tracts
of laud do tot harbor a human soul ; fertile
kalo lands, onco under cultivation, arc left to
t lie rule of grass and weeds. Tho island of
Kanai, remarkable for the productiveness of
its soil, and capable to sustain a population of
at least 100,000, contains enly C000. . .
IiEvrxGr: or a Lover Ccttixo off a Girl's
Nose. The La Crosae, Wisconsin, Democrat,
gives an account of an Italian cutting otr the
nose cf a girl because she refused to marry
her. The father of the girl, who is a widower,
Las a large family of grown-up girls, which ho
Seems anxious to get rid of, and therefore en
couraged tho Italian. The girl was invinci
ble, and entreaties wea-e of r,o avail. Last
week tho lover called at tho house where she
was slaying and requested to see her at the
door. When eho appoared he seized her by
tho nos?, end cut it oil close up to the bridge.
The poor girl screamed and fainted, and whilo
the family rushed to her assistance, the ber
barotnTlMoin mde his escape.
A Sharp Dodqk. "Sheepface," in the farce
of the Village Lawyer, has found his match.
Tho man, Fyler, who murdered his Wife some
time since, hear Syracuse, N. Y., is playing a
sharp game upon the lawyer who defended him.
It appears that the agreement between them
was in case Fyler was saved from hanging, his
counsel were to have 51000. Of this amount
51000 was paid in cash, and the remainder so- j
cured by a mortgage on his farm. The coun
sel put in a plea of insanity, and Fyler was sent
to tho Lnnatic Aylnm. The mortgage 33 now
about due, and the holders, on proposing to
fore-close it, were met with the defence that
if tho maker of it was iusane when the murder
was committed, could he have been sane at the
time of civim? the mortgage? It looks as
though the law vers were caught this time.
CaisE op the Cold. In a communication
to the Scientific Jmerican, Mr. T. Barrows, -of
Dedham, Mass., alluding to tho intense cold of
this winter, itates that he never saw the sky
so brilliant and clear by day and night before.
He attributes the causo of tho cold to the hun
dreds of thousands of tons ol powder which
have been burned at Sevastopol, and other,
places, having put into circulation large quan
tities of nitrous gas. "If saltpeter and salam
moniac," ho says, "beput into a given quanti
ty of water at 50deg Fah., it will reduce its
temperature 50deg." lie therefore concludes
that the gases of tho exploded gunpowder
named have exerted a great cooling infineuco
upon the atmosphere, both in Europe and
America. On account of the pure cold air this
winter, ho is of opinion that cholera, yellow
fever, and the potato rot will not be so preva
lent during the present, as in former years.
WAsaiNCTOX, March 2. Mr. Crampton has
written a note to the editors of the National
Intelligencer, slating tiat lie was not instruct
ed by Lord Clareedon to submit a proposition
for arbitration on the Central American ques
tion, but only to inform Mr. Marcy that snch
a proposal haa been made to Mr. Buchanan.
?I A II It I E D,
On Wednesday the 27th Inst., in Curwens
ville, by the Rev. L. L. Still, Mr. William II.
Brown, of Clearfield, and Miss Na.vct Owess,
of Lawrence township.
D I K D :
On Monday, the 18th Feb., at the residence
cf her son-in-law, Rev. A. Brittain, in Belle
foTite, Mrs. Mary GooiiFiillow, of Cieailield,
in her Cyth year.
On the 17th Feb., iu Burnside township,
Clearfield county, Kmma Jane, daughter of
Horace and Sarali Patchin, aged 2 years, 7
months and 24 days.
On the 1st inst., Cynthia Lxmr, daughter
of S. J. fc Amelia C. How, of this borough,
aged 2 years, 9 rronths and 1 day.
TERMS.
The .TornsAt is published every Wednesday,
at Use lot.t.AR and Fiftt Cbxts per annum in
advance, or Two Joi.i.abs within tho year.
Advertisements inserted at fifty cents per square,
for the first, and twenty-live cents for each addi
tional insertion. A liberal deduction niado to
thoo who advertise by the quarter, or year.
The 'Terms' will be strictly adhered to.
J,'o paper discontinued without payment of ar
rearages, unless at tho option ot tho publisher.
rjtXHiniTIOX. A Scmi-Ancu.d EzLibiimn
Alt of Clearfield Institute will bo held iu the
Town ilall, on J-'iiday Evening the J4th instant.
Sineo heretofore, on similar occasions, tho Hs'.l
has been uncomfortably crowdod, thare will Le
12i ets. admittance charged.
TTALVAULK TOW.V PKOPERTY FOH
V SAL1'.. The subs -liber oilers for sale It is Tav
ern Stand, on the corner of Market and Front
streets, in the boron;h of C'laariield. Tho bouse
is biric and commodious and well culculatrd for a
public hou.e. For particulars iuquiie of W. A.
Va!bt e, Esq., or of the uhsoriber liviiic on the
premises. W. J. llLMPillLL.
March oth. 1535
TVOTICE. Whereas Letters of Administration
i l on tho Estate of John Price, decease I. late of
iiotrg townsiiip, Clearliuld county. Pa., have been
grunted to tho undersigned, it siding in Lawrence
township, all persons indebted to said ef. ate Me
requested to miike immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate will present
tViu, properly authenticated for settlement, to
A. T. SsCHIiy VEK.
March ,rth, 1S;V. Administrator.
AFT STOVES, for salo bv
5 V MEKRELL & CAr.TKK.
flearficld, Feb. 27.
DISSOLUTION OF PAUTXEKSH1I.
Ihe p.trtnerhip heretofore existing between
James M. Kelly and Wm. H. Jitkinson, trading
under the name of Kelly A Dickinson, id this day
bv mutual consent dissolved.
.1. M. KELLY.
W. H. 1HCK1K30N.
(ilea Hope. Feb. IS. 1300.
Al,VABLK REAL ESTATE For. SALK.
V The subscriber oh'ers for sale his valuable
fjtrm, situate two miles froui t'urwc-nsville, ou the
Uivcr road leading to Lumber City ; said f.-irm eon
taining lua acres, nixty acres cleared, under goo I
cultivation, tho balance well timbered; with a
good barn, new plank dwelling house, and a pood
heal injr. orchard thorcon. and is well watered. For
further information enquire of the subscriber liv
ing on tho premises. SIMON THOMPSON.
February W, fim
DISSOLUTION". The partnership heretofore
csii-ting between J. t Jl, 1). Patton was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The books of
tho late linn remain in the hnnddof U. 11 Patton,
vhowill pay all debts agjiipst said firm. Tho
Notes nnd Judgments have been transferred to
John Patton. .IN') PATTON'.
.Ian. 21t, 1355. II. 1. PATTON.
X. U. Having taken tho stuck of merebandiso
lately owned by the firm of J. A 11. 1. Patton, and
added a fresh supply withiu tho l.wt ten days, I
will be glad to furnish all our old customers, as
well as new ones, with goods, at tho '-Old Corner
Stand," at low prices. 11. 1. PATTON.
Curwensville, Feb. 13, 1S5G.
DRIED PEACHES, of superior qualilv, for
sale at S2 per bushel, at tho cheap cash store
of fob. 13 llMO.SSOP.
BACON. A largo lot of BACOIJfor salo, cheap.
for c""h. at fab. 13 MOSSOP S
COOKING and PARLOR STOVES, for salo ia
Curwensville, at the store of
febl.l H P. FATTOy.
IROX. An excellent assortment of Tron for sale
by 11. D. PATTON,
febl3 Citrwcnsville. Pa.
OOUK and IRIEU FRUIT, excellent articles.
can be procured at tho store ot
Cnrwcnsvillo, Feb. 13.
11. D. PATTON".
"V"i7"Al'OXS and BUGGIES, for sale ehean, bv
Yt (feb!3) H. 1) PATTON.
fUIAIN TUMrS, for salo at tho
J Stand," in Curwonsvil'e by
"Old Comer
PATTON
OOITP BEANS A lot of ernellent SonnReans
5 for sale by KERRELL CARTER. f
jn . Clearfield, Fa..
EXTK -V FAMILY FLOUR, for salo y
MF.RR.ELll & CARTER.
CloatfielJ, Pa., Jan. lC,18jC.
TAMES IJ. GRAHAM. Dealer in
aP LLMDER, bQUARED TIMBER, SIlINULLts.
HOARDS, Ac, is prepared to fill, on the shortest
notice, all orders for articles in his lino of holi
ness, on rs rsasonablo terms as thoy can be pro
cured in the county
lOrahampton, Clearfield Co.. Jan. 23, 1S5S
JlAnrtsBrno. J.xr art 2-1-rn. 18;8
mO Til E SCHOOL JUKLCTOKS OF
JL CLEARFIELD COL'XTY. Application hav
ing been luaJo by the RoarJ of Directors of a ma
joiity of the School Dial! iota iu Clearfield county.
Mating their desire to increase the Salary of the
County Superintendent of s:id county, yon arts re
spoctf'ully requested to meet iu Convention at the
Court House, in Clearfield, on Patnrdry tho 23d
day cf February, ls8, at ore o'clock in the after
noon, for the purpose above stated, according to
the terms of the eighth section of the Supplement
to the School Law, approved the 8th rlaj- of May,
Isi.j. A O. CUKTIN.
Feb. 6,1553. Pupcr. of Cemmnn Schools.
OOKS! HOOKS!! Greculep.fs ries of
Mathematical Works are now being used in
nearly all tho Schools, Academies and Colleges iu
the United States, and nro wi:hout doubt unrival
led in point of merit, and in r.daptation to the
wants of cur schools ; they ur.ve tue piaiucsi rules
nnd test examples to illurate the Lole bue'mess
of lii'o. Tho attention cf SuperintcndctitJ, lirec
torf nnd Teachers is respectfully invited to tlieso
works before introdueics a uniform scries of any
other kind rs the law requires. '1 hese book? era
be hart wholesale, retail or in cscnange lor oia
J'.ooks when introduced in the s.'hools, at C. 1.
WATSOX'tJ Drug and Took Store.
CloarCeld. Jan. 30. 18jS 2m.
Er ALLOA! W.G0X MANUFACTORY.
L The undersigned would respectfully sn
nounce to his friends and IhejubKo pnera"'
that he has opened out a new V agon-Making Es
tablishment in '-Xew Salem City." Brady town
?hip, where he will at all times he prepared to
manufacture, on the tiorle?t notice, all kinds of
Wagon". Carli, Wheelbarrows Ac. Tho best ma
terial that ran hi procured will ho used, and his
woik wiil bc made in the most substantial nnd du
ril le KHr.ti'.-r, such as will bear the test of strict
examination. By a closo observance of his busi
ness engagements, and by disposing of his work
on the most reasonable terms, whieh ho will do
f-r either cuth or approved country produce, ho
boprg to merit and receive a liberal sboro of pub
lic custom LLNJ. WcUEL.
New Saloru City. Jan. lfl, 1jo.
g1 L H A Tt F 1 1 ILD INSTITUTE. Tho nest
V- term of this Institution w:ll cotanier.ee on
the 1 Uh of February, 1S56.
All persons wishing to Ct themselves for TEArn
F.ns, or other avoc.itions in life, will here receive
everv desired fuciliiy md attention. A thorough
Clns.-:eal and Mercantile course ia here given, on
terms lower than any other tiiir.i!ar Institution in
the State.
Parents at a distance can obtain boarding fr
their eons or daughters under the immediate care
of the Principal, w hero they will receive rare ad
vantages, with all tho comforts and pleasures of a
liomejaiio their morals vi!j bo carefully guarded.
Tno rates of tuition per quarter are: Primary
Fu(tli.h..2-00; High Kup f A .?5.0rt;C!asifies.St-nO-Mathcmatie.i.nhove
Algebra S.".; Ficneg. "rawing,
and I'aint inp.Sj cach-
l'urthcr information enn be hsdbv acldrepsirg
W- A- CAMPBELL, i-p.ixcipal
Apr. 4. '5S. ClrnrfirLl. TV.
IVTEW HOTEL : Th old 'Sf.mmng Hocre.' at
il v7 VASHINGTCN.
has been rc-openel and re-fitted by the undorsign
ed, who respectfully solicits athare of publia pat
ronage. Ho is well provided with bouseroom and good
stabling, and intends keeping a Temperance House,
at which he will alwnys endeavor to moke his
guests feel at home. JOHN SHETTER.
August 1. lSia. If.
E W A R K I V A L. The. undesigned has
just received a large stock cf
NEW GOODS.
adapted to the reason, consiing of
LRY GOOUS. GROCERIES. QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE. Co.NFECTlONiUIES,
NAILS. Jio-.WW-WARE,
CEDER-AVARK,
Ac, Ac.
JAMES B. GRAHAM.
Grahamton. Ang. 22. lS.i.i.
NEW HOTEL.
AT IiUMBEIt CITY,
Cleakfikld Co., Fa.
riAHE nndcrsigncd would respectfully inform
A. the pnblie, that, be has just opened a NEW
HOTEL, at Lumber City, where bo is prepared
to entertain all w ho may givo him a call.
Extensive Stnbling attached to the promises
an attentive ostler always in attendance
L. W. TEN EYCK.
Lumber City. T'ee. lSi3.
BUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID ASSORT-
MENT op NEW ROOKS. STATIONARY.
FANCY ARTICLES. CONFECTION'AKIES. TO
BACCO. CIGARS, and 1RCGS of all kinds, at
EOTJINS LITEEA3Y DEPOT,
SIXAWS E0W, Clearfield, Pa.
THE latest, publications always on "hand, or pro
cured to orler. Putnam. GoJey. Graham. House
hold Wordi, Lcf!io'.i Fahiou.. Hurper, Peterson,
mid a'l the other Magazines furnished Monthly
at Publishers' Pricci.
Ho wou.. especially call the attention of 'lovers
of the wee F to his largo stoek of tobacco and ci
gars, which cannot be surpnsyed in this region,
consisting of tho best quality of 'Natural Leai','"
"Black Fat," "Cavsndisa,'" '-Congress," and
other tobaccos: Havana. Regalia. Priucipe. Plan
tation, Spanish. Haif-Spani?!i, and 4-A few more
lefv'' cigars. Also a goo 1 Etoek of "pipes'' and
Cne-cut.71
Jlo won id also call attention to the fact that ho
has just oicned a largo assortment of
DRUGS; CHEMICALS. AND 1YE STUEFS,
which ho will fell cheaper than any other estab
lishment in the County.
THOMAS ROBINS.
Novemlcr 1 1, lf"i5. '
NEW COOPS ! N'EAV CJOODS! At the
Uld Comer Moro of tho undersigned at
CURWEIISVILLE.
They have just received the largest and best assort
lncnt of Summer and Full Goods ever brought to
Clearfield: consisting of
Dry Good. Hardware. Queenyware, Goccrics, Ccn
fectionaries, Hats and Caps. BooLi
and Siioe, Carpeting, Oil
Ciorh, Ac.
Cloths, Caa?iiicre3.
Linens, Muslins. Do Luincs,
Prints. Dress Silk", Bonnets. Shawla.
Mantillas, Fringes. Fancy Toilet articles. La
ens, Embroideries, and an endless variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, nil of which they
offer at the lowest prices and on the easiest terms.
A ugj , IS.' j. J. &. H. 1. PATTON.
JXa V ABLE PROPERTY AT
FRIVATE SALE.
THE undersigned offers' at Trivato Sale. 2'IJ acres
Of Land, more or lew. in Pcnn township, Clearfield
county. seven or eight acres cleared, the balance
covered with valuable TIMBER, and having
thereon tho following improvements
A GOOD SAW-MILL,
with LATH-SAW. Roso wheel, Ac., on a good
stream f wtor, whieh wilt enable tho mill to
run about eight mouths in tho year.
A LA 12 TWO-STORY ITOUZll.
well furnished, plastered and painted throughont
with a never-failing Spring of water in tho cellar'
ALSO, A FRAME BANK RAR.V,
well furnished with threshing tloor, stabling. Ac,
all new, having but recently been erected.
. Also, coi enient, ami mbotantially erected
OUT-RUILPINCS,
consisting of a Wood-Shed, Spring House, Smoke
House, Ac, Ae
There is no more desira'olo proporty in the
County. Any person wishing further "informa
tion, can apply to SAwrrx Widehife. living on
tho Promises. -Post Office dddresa, Grampian
Hills, Clearfield Countv, Pa.
- JOHN WirTEMIRE, c
- SAMUEL WILMERE '-
Pean Township. ! J, lSaS.-Sm1
-IVOTICE.-Vrhcroa Letters cf Almir tration
S on tho Kftatet f John Atirant. Ia e cf Brady
towoip. Clearfield county. P- de'l, htt.TIe.bn
l...l'th ,..wlerbrned. rcMdiDS ! 8ld town-
to said
Snil', fill IU3VU3JMl.. --
oucsted to wake immediate paymert, and tlios
having claims against the samo will pri.--1
.A.,.,k- a nMipr.i icnicd for settlement, to
l,ui'c". ,..,.. I .TMV
ABIGAIL AUKATN
Jan. 23, ISaC-flt
Admin i.-tratrlx -
A PAliT.M-.il. A.i l fcl',--lli Ha';"
u signed, doiiiir business as a Tanner and Cur-
PAHTMIR
rici- at Cuiwensvillo hi this sounty. will tcko a
Partner, who can furnitb a cash capital of at least
c iCO i l"e Tannery is large and commodious, and
capabla oiMoirg a much larger burines? thau tho
yubseriher fods able to do by himself. ?c better
opportunity ca bo aCorded to an active bu.sitess
man, with the ab."o capital, who wishes to go in
to a pa ing business- 13. TATtL'.'R.
Cnrw'ens'viHc. Dof. 19. 15. ..mo. ,-
TVTEW FIRM.-IlARlcH0BN M'CHACKEX
1 have just received a new and spland:i assort
ment of gooda at their store in
LUMBER CITY. ,
Thty iavite the public to givo them a call, rnd j
feel assured thev will be iil!e to render entire sat- ;
ipfactiuu. Lumber, Hide, Uas. (iraia. and a.1 J
other kinds of produce takon iu exoarge. s
P.KXJ. IfAKTSiloIty, i
TUUW. .McCKACUEN. j
Aug. l, is::-. . ;
mo
) Bl'IMlI'RS.-Prcposals will I e received J whe tLeyar? prepared to-irnish at redueei pri
by the su'oseiibor for tho buil-;in; ot a 1 rici; j CCj, Cvtr v'rarieiv Cl" f.rtieies in their lite.
School ilouae. to to one story i:i height, wi.u a
cellar. Piun and size rot yet determined 1'iar.n
aro invited, ar d ten dollars will be paid toany
person who will famish a t lar. that may be adopt
ed for said buiiuing the house to be largo enough
to teat fiily tr Kevcnry pupi!?. two recitation
rooms will he required, tlso cioths rooms for beys
and gir!. It is supposed tho luildic!; wiil coat
from 1 15(;0 to S-'OOu. Vi'M. IE.VIN.
t'urwensviile. lee. 12, 155.
BOOT AND KIIOK STOTtK ;
GRAHAM'S KOW. CLK AKl-'lITLD, 1'A.
The subscriber would inform tbe pcblii that he j
has just opennd an entire new ctoek of Boots and
Shoes, in Graham's Row, one door earl of tub Jour- '
nal Office. j
Kvery variety of Ladies' ard Gcntiemons' Gaiters
Laced iioota. Pumps, Congress Hoots,
Chlldrcns' Shoes. c ie.
Cot4 .n 3 &bvo iua.Ia in order.
C. S. BijACIt.
Ang. 1. J 9'5
TVTEW AICniVAL.
iNI A . Cf J. PA TCIIiX.
Hnvo j?t received a new ard rpler.di 1 asrt
ment of Goods the best that W3S ever brought in
to the ur per end of CU-aifield Couiity. They iu
vite their fiien:ls nnd the pubhs gcnersily to give
them a call, whera tner will limt a:l
kinds cf
goud-i usually kept in u Country ttore
Come nml examiiie our stock we ,
bar'- coth-
ine for the eihibition.
AARON I'ATCIIIN.
J -CKSON PATCH IN.
Ettrrpide. Nov. 1--."
ISSOLUTION. The partnership hereto
fore esi.-tt!;g between .Mm S. ll.isniE ard
William II. Smith was this day tlitsolvea mu
tual consenL said Smith having dispesed of hii ii-
tcrtit to vOtlil c. .'..II; til".
JOHN S. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM H.SMITH.
New Millport, Bee. 22. ISiS.
The hooks and neeouuts f the f.rm ere in the
hands of John S Williams fr ecitlemetit, whera
thoco indebted wiil please call immc.'.:ately.
John S. Williams.
janO wt William H.Srai'b.
V A L V ARE KTRO F E RT Y 1 OR SA LE.
j. I desire to soil my property in Tyrone City,
Blair Co. Fa., commonly kecru as the Tyroiio
City Hotel. Comprising as follows:
One large three story brick houss Sixty feet,
two fronts, and finished ofT in complete style. A
lirgo and cxtensivo stable, an excellent wash
house and other necessary cit-buildings. There
is also. on tho same Lots, one frame house, with
out-'ouildings attached, now renting for one hun
dred and thirty dollars per anncm. Tho whole
stands upon three valuable. Lots as in tho plot of
said town, and afi'ords several very c'iib'e '031
tiotis for store, ofiiies. Ac, Ac. Tb. whole will be
sold on reasonable terms. A'-i to any person, de
siring an investment, or fpoeulation." cow is tho
chance. Private rehouse iute mo (o scli tbi? vst
iiable property, yvV.ioh i every day iuerensrr.g ia
value. Inuiio of Caleb Guyer. or t f'.y scrier
.1.1. Oi t-N AU I.
Tyrone City, Sept. 13, laf5.-tf.
U COK HERE.
JLi MOSSOP OTT IIAXD AGA2X.'
The C'icapcsi Goods in ihe Cottuy.
THE ondorig nnd be5 leave ta inform his old cus
tomers, and tho public, lUnt he has just returned
from the East, with a jlenaid assortment of
FALL & WISJTEB 00D3,
which ho wiil sell lower, for CASH, than they can
be bong lit at any other plaeo in the Cearty. lis
is determined to act upon tho motto cf
"SMALL PROFITS A I'D QUICK SALES,"
and w ill sell goods, for cash, at the most iriGing
advance on cost and carriage.
Call and examine tho stck, ar.d a!i;-fy yoiir
self that it is no humbug that
"MGSSOP SELLS THE JHLJPEST
GOODS IX THE COUSTY.'
DSY GOOD", GROCKSIE;, QTJE5--'VAP.E,
LOOi'S & SHOE', HAT & CAPS,
BO XX ETS. SHAWLS,
CONFECTION ARIES,
riStr, TOBACCO, ETATIOKARV, LIQCCDC,
and a little of everythir.jf.
All of which w ill be sold at lower r-riVes thnn ev
before off ered in Clearfield. lv. MOSSoF.
er
Clearfield Nov. 14, IS.iS. '
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS and
FRUIT tiROWERS. ABiHUP.'S PAT
eat Air-Tt"ht Stlf-Soaling Cats and Jars, for
Preserving Fresh Traits, Hi. This invention for
whifb a latent hss been obtained, commends it
self to tho attention of Housekeepers and others,
on account of it; great simplicity, and tho cQVctu,
al maaiior in which it accomplished a very cLoai
rable and nt-eful object
The cans and jars are constructed with a. chan
nel around tho month, acrr the t, into which
the cover fits loosely. This cnel is tilled with
a very a-hestvo coin;- u rrcrttrcd for the purpose
and e.llow;, - harden. In order to seal tho ves
ict hermetically, it if on.'i neceexjy to kejt tUe
cover sltl'tty, an.l prss it into f'at. It may bo
opened w ith as much ea.e as it is closed, by siigkt
tv warminer tho ton. The ordinary tin cans, iiim!
forthosamepurpo.se for which this is intended,!
Cannot be closcu. nais well known without the aid
of a tinner; aro diffioult to open, and are generally
$0 much injured iu opening as to be useless for
future service
Cy ibis simple contrivsnoe, tho process f br
metical sealing is placed conveniently -w'thln the
reach of every individual; and fruit, vfi'retablea
and butter (if properly prepared', tnyr be kep
with their natural flavor uuiir.r,ajrC(it tor aa in"
definite length of time. For salo bv
M Eli HELL "4 CARTEP..
CloarfiMd. Sept. 10. lSaj tf.
MICHAEL COXLEY beg
leave to inform the citizens of
Clearfield and vioinltv that he
is now digging coal at tho bank of llobert Owecs,
nan a mile enat ot town, where he will have on
hands, all winter, a lot of first rite coal, which he
will foil at the low rate of '
FOUS CENTS PES BUSHEL
at the bank.
Orders forcoal can bo bad at Kratzers Store.
Clearfield, Sept. 2o, ISob.
fTA fi ri"TSV!tl A OCJ"";i"-"l and well aelea-CfkT3-SCj"A
R ted ataorunent just reoeiv
ed and for sale by Sept. 5. AY. F. IRWIN.
(Tffa'i-E A now stock just received at
(cHtRjLES Sru o.l W. F. IK WIN s
IIRE PKOOF PAINT, for s-ile at -1
Juno 13. 'US K. M0S50P'3
PARASOLS a mr... bauiiful ea'.eotioa. toi o(
the latest tyles, for aaft at the ebeip store ef
June TT. '3 J ' ; A M. !TIILf
SAl'SAfin CUTTERS S. ft
cii'Tii ! imtin.vril Saus.K Cutters aca
StufTera, for ealo by
. uJ MEliTiKLL 4 CARTER.
Oct. 31, '.J
VE"V GOODS: The nnder?iitnd has jast r
i ctivtd a largo assortment of -NEW
GOODS,
at his store in , t
K.i R TH A VS. ,
icii he ofiTers for sale cheap frr cah or emnrj
pVoo.o. V- nUltXTHALL
5e!tefc''cri, 1S55. I '
Ixcii -ixCc j.vscra:;ce com pa? v,
il ' JC3. U, yLircl&.s' Zxchungs,
r2IL AD ELPHIA.
This Compsnv, wi?ii an emple Capital, well r
eured. is t.-iepared t effect Iceurancos ia Clear
field, nr. 1 adjoinicg Cun,ntie?. on terms as liberal
sj occ:?tont with the sif'v ct tfce Ccaspany.
JO. iwl"" hLL. Jt i
Cct. 3, Ull. Secretary.
jVEv rir.i-t :izE?.rLi. t cactee wonn
li inform the nul.lic, that they hvva U?t cpen-
d tn eitinsivo
C0Prr.il, TIN JCD SIIEET-IKON "PASS
Cn Second Stieot in the borough oT
CLEARFIELD.
Steel, itar-iron, nail, sieves cf everv variety
I'louciis aud farming uien-fiis. pumps of eer
deseitption. aiovo pipe, patent atiuiige cutter,
fitarel r.n.l ssif scaling cans kept eonatattly oa
hand.
AiJ orders for castings for Flour MiliSawMib's,
Ac. will La thankfully iccived and promptly t
leaied.to. IIOL'SLLSFOVTIXG DOXETO OnDEK."
They ai'T a!s J prepated to receive every varie
ty ot i::iclc efi timibsion, at a low per-ceutac.
0. 1$. MJ-P.KI'.LL.
L.R. CARTER. "
CarCcld, Scrt. 10. ISW lv.
CARINET .MAKINti The undersigned
world respectfully inform tho public, that he
has taken lue o'.d stand opptsite the Methodut
Church, kuown as
:i 0 n r o VrM s s 11 0 p,
where bo keeps constantly on Land and manufse
te.rc t- order, every viiicty cf Household and
Kitoheu
snh an Tables. Bcreaus, Safes, Stands Cupboar J.
Svfot, Eeds.eiUs, ic, of everv stvie aul varietT.
JOSHUA JOHNSON".
Clcarf eM.ra . Aug. Z:S.
ARHIVAL.
-!. IT. SA UMA y.
Wrt Evei.i three djore aiave Mryt' Ilsfl. I'lait
lluti'i tt'fit, Tyrone C.-.'u, l'a.
KErp contactly cn liand a laije arsortmat a
Phihidclphia and Pitfshrrg Cook-.ng. FarH-r. Par
and heating Floves. f difierent ptti ti., siztf ani
pi l.-t-:? 'eve r ipo-Pboveli. e..' '.Us, io.
Uii. Cid'.f Mil":. Plinths, Cui:ivat:rs, Ac. Ae ,
fU of which tti'i bc rt-bi 10 to 20 per ernt. cbaap
er lLan caa be purchased out of the cities. If
you wr.r.t bargairs. do&'t forget to cat! at Bauman'e
Store Store. Nov. 14, '5a.-.:m.
to
ALL, A?"D WINTER GOODS. TLo fab
siib'T has i'-ist received a i.riro ai.d well ee
lec'.ed stock of KEW GOD
of almost every description suitable to thescaeoa.
which he is selling offal extremely low prices. Ho
respectfully iuvitc3 the attention of all who wUh
to buy good Goo-is at tho lowest prices, to call
the sign of tiiO
"CHEAPEST GOODS."
Country product) of aim out every disci iptioa to
ken at market prices in exchacgfor goods.
Persons wishing to purchase, and receive a fair
I equivalent for tbei iconcv, will do weU to give
1 Lini a call.
Remember tho sign of the CHEAPEST GOODS,
on Market street, and call and be convinced tbaA
tbtrr i3 truth in tho words thtroon inscribed.
WM. F. IRWIir.
Novcmr?r 25, 1 05
iRESII O VS rEKS ! CHARLES GREA FT
would inform his friends nd the public th4
be is prepared to supply the wauta of thuso wke
give bici a cr-ll, st Lis
EATING KOUSE.
or.o dzor Scutj ot
Himphill s Hotel,
wbere b
serves tip
FEZSH 0YS7ES--, SAF.Dr"7S?, C3E2SE. :
r.cd refre.'hicen'j generally. No pains will b s
red to accommodate his t-n.tomers. JAu- 2J
TTO! FOR THE TE31PLE OF IIONOK
Z II A JJ IX A- MOIRE'S.
TII5, C3PPE2, EHZET-IEOIf ?AKS
MAnOFAGTOHV,
FIULIPSLTKC. PA.
TIvAI)II & !u'GIIlK have jupt ontoed an cr'en
ive Tm. Capper, Swt-iro.i H'ar M tnufaav
rrj, wnero they aro at all times prepared to aurrlr
customers with every conceivable article from th
smallest Cetfee pot fpoat to tho longest pipe ima
gtiia.i.. ihey wili do both a
WHOLESALE A EETAIL
hnsinesf, and wi!! at all t'mcs have on baad a
large ascr!mectof rcsriv-made ware
OUSE 8 POUTING
done ti order, on tho shoiteFt r.tii. atd rat
in a nea', sutbUniial manner.
STOVES, STOVE-PIPE, 4 KETTELS.
cf every variety kept conlam!y on hand.
They will furnish to order nr.y of tho followiac
Cook Stoves, v. :-Tbo Willie Vvnn, Queen of
the M est, tso At anti-, aud Cook-Complete,
all of which are suitable for bo:h wood and coal
Among the Parlor stove will be found the "Lad
vastiiagton." the "-Excelsior." 'Homo Parlor,' Ac
Irodii.'e of all kindg taken in exehantre tyr
K0011- A. A. E1LAD1N.
. JNO. T. M'GIKK
October li. IV ?.-tf.
C'OlWrrr' TI1E rTNEP.SHIP her '
cJ -P T J QJIj' totore cxUtir.g between Jo
soph aad James Ungerty, ia the metvar.tilo busi- -neM.
at JauosviHe, Clearfield Countv. p ba '
beeathisdiy (Nov. 2,) d,ired bv luutnal ca-8crt-
JOSEPH IlAGEltTY.
Yr 11 JAMES A. UAGEEIY." .
Nov. 14, iS.-3t
"!issr
FLATS. triuiTTHi find llli)r;,nn,&l
1J1. 9,
beautiful article for cal nt thn rr '
Jane 27, ol.) A. M. HILLS.
A large assortmi-tit iust re
ceived and opened by
Ii. M0SS0P
A large assortment jat re
ct-ived at very low prioe
lpt-.J TV. r. iraviy.
KAT5 of tho latect styles, and most approved
una 17 ' iS 1 .v
A. M. TiTLL?
T ADIf:? AITERS 2sr(cd eciors that eaa't '
be beat in quality or rrico for sale hr
Julie 27, 'oa.
. . A. M. IlfLLS
LADIES' F-RESS GOOPS Urg and boantiful
assortment, for alo cheap by
June 27, 'jo. kT. A, M. IIILL3
R 0 P f rI7?y) A De,s'ck just receired m
A . i OP'S.
CLOCKS. Eisht day, thirty hour and alarm.
Clocks for.sale at Mossop e Store. Ja. 1J '
IADlESVGLTVrs: A verj- ar,-e"b.t of Lloek ' 1
i rot worked Gloves. at V) cents a pair wc-rti
2ots at Mo?pp cheap eaih.et.oxo. JJb-I3,.'56
3;
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ral araer-taaat ef Hardware ami Ctlrr. v
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