the 4tifiiai
THE JOUMAI,
AFFAIRS AT I10.ME.
Clearfield Boroioh. Strolling about town
a lew days since, we incidentally commenced
counting the number of stores, shops. &.c,
and found that there were eight dry goods
stores, one drug store, two book and stition-,
ery stores, five tailoring establishments, five
boot and shoe shops, three saddle and harness
shops, three cabinet and chair-making estab
lishments, one foundry, four wagon-makers'
shops, two printing offices, one crockery, one
tin-ware manufactory and stove depot, four
blacksmith's shops, one clock and watch-maker,
one Hvcry stable, and three hotels. There
may be some inoTe establishments which we
tailed to observe. We have residing in the
town two preachers, though there are five chur
ches here, four physicians, one dentist, and
nine lawyers in active practice. We know of
no way in which these several branches of
industry can be made to extend their business
operations more readily than by informing the
public at large of what is done, and manufac
tured, and where. And how can this be done
more easily than by a system of liberal adver
tising? A newspaper is the medium which
has conducted many a man to fortune, and
many a worthy fellow has failed by neglecting
to make use of this convenient and economi
cal vehicle of carrying himself into notoriety.
Have we as Excise among us ? This query
suggested itself to us by reading accounts of
a large number of fires which have occurred
recently in different places, and by which an
immense amount of property has been destroy
ed. We believe there is no engine, or any
other kind of apparatus in our town, by means
of which a fir could be extinguished. The
large number of wooden buildings here
would facilitate the destruction of a large por
tion of the town, bhould a fire break out on a
stormy day. The necessity of having a good
engine must, therefore, be apparent to every
iroperty holder and business man in the place.
What shall be done in the matter i Will we
da without an engine, and. by so doing leave
thotown as food for the devouring element
whenever it may happen to burst forth ? Or
thai we have an engine and other fire extin
guishing apparatus among us soon 1 We shall
see 1 '
AbaoTYPES. The attention of the citizens
of CuVvensville and vicinity is directed to the
tidversement of Mr. W. T. Furviance in to
layTa towmal. Mr. V. is a good artist and has
I 'rendered entire satisfaction here. The arn-
brotype is a much more desirable picture than
the Daruerre''" ..- .!..;
of "untaaiug uuiaujin...
i - i t ri : j
quality
of being supplied regularly with beef. For
this purpose, our townsmen, Messrs. Clark
Wilson and David Etzwciler, have purchased
a supply of beef cattle, and have erected a
temporary building on the Market lot, where
they will sell out their meat. This arrange
ment will certainly be a great accommodation.
DKNTurnr. We call the attention of the
citizens of Philipsburg and neighborhood to
the card of Dr. A. M. Hills, who contemplates
spending next week in that place, during
which time all who wish to have anv opera
tions performed on their teeth, can be accom
modated ty calling on him.
New Inox K st a n L i r n m e x't . Mr. IJenj.-imin
.1'i.n..,i.,ii, .13 i.i oc .scon oy an advertisement
in another portion of to-day's Journal, is pre
TiariMl to fclirtrtfi nl! m.-l... .i.... :.. . i
, ... a.,,; ,,, uvea oi me ar
ticle, with bar iron of various sizes. He can
be found at the shop of T. Mills, near the cor
ner of Locust and Third streets.
A. M. Hills oilers to sell the new goods
which he is just receiving, a little cheaper"
man any one else" disposes of articles of the
s-ime description, as will be learned by pern-
King ins advertisement, which can be found
elsewhere in this paper.
luitj.-un -Honuay evening Senator Big-
arca in tins place, and will spend a few
uajs among his friends and acfiuaiutaates.
MARRIED
On Sunday the 27th April, by Levi Spcecc,
ts,l- -ur- A "omas Loan, of Beccaria township.
lV -urs.JUEIA .-UCUO.WVAL, Of Pcun toWIlshil).
On the 22d Mav. bv the s.imn
TI.NE Dale, to Miss Ouvu McDoxsal, all of
- - J -' - v
Penn township, Clearfield county.
On the 5th inst., by the Rev. S. M. Cooper,
iu.r. v.. jx. aniaKT, to Miss Sarah M. Wal
j.ace, both of this county.
On the same djy, by the same, Mr. Josiah
M. Scurecoxoost, to Miss Barbara E. Self-
ridge, both of this county.
i he Home of Pierce. In Coucord, X. D.
u dnesday last, June 4, the effigies ol
riERCE and I'resto.y S. Brooks
were Hanging in front of the State House, 80
feet from the gronnd, on the Pierce and King
-.ij- ro.e, erected in 1852. An effigy 'of
; ,,u'utw UUDS a another part of the city,
beaungan inscrption upon his front, "The
glorious and godlike administration of Frank
lin Pierce.
Strawberries. The N- V tv;k
T . , A tribune says
that Jersey strawberries made their appearance
m that city last week, and.sold at 25 con's a
basket. It says, that wood absolutely refuses
to be bent so as to form a basket that will hold
a less quantity, and that strawberries, ia that
ci7, at 25 cents a basket, may be understood
abroad to be equal to $1 50 "a quart. Too high I
The aggregate value of the real and person
al property of New Fork city, as returned bv
the assessors, is 5523,131,873 08-an fncrcas'o
cf $21,251,022 01 over last vcar.
CLIPHI7GS ANT- SC2IEELINGS.
llos. David Bauclav will be a candidate for
re-nomination. S- says the JefenorJan.
Burst The eastern wing of the Louisiana
penitentiary was destroyed by lire on the 3d.
Loss $200,000. Nine prisoners escaped.
'There is a great demand," srvys a Yankee
pedlar, 'for a species of plaster which will en- j
able gentlemen to stick to their business." '
The M. E. General Conference, in session at
Indianopolls, decided, 91 to 125, against ex
tending the time ol appointments beyond two
years.
Sam Slick says he would rather brean a
yoke of steers any day, than to make up a
quarrel between two women when they get
their dander up. -
There were thirty-five fires in the United
States during the last month, in each of which
cases the loss was not less than $10,000. The
entire loss amounted to $1,757,000.
"It is calculated that the clergy cdsts the
United States $6,000,000 annually, the crimi
nals $19,000,000, the lawyers $35,000,000, to
bacco $40,000,000, and rum over $100,000,000.
"Put not off till to-morrow what can be done
to-day," said a mother to her procrastinating
son. "Then, marm, let's eat that apple pie
you put away for to-morrow ; we can do that
to-day."
False. It was reported that the Warren
Co. Bank had failed. The Warren Jat7 says
they know nothing of it at home, and that on
the 7th May nearly $30,000 in specie were in
the vaults of the bank.
A Horrible Affair occurred at St. Joseph,
Missouri, about the 22d ult. Jacob Friend,
wife and five children were brutally murdered
by some unknown demon i in human guise,
and the house then burned.
A Hat Catcher says "one pair of rats, with
their progeny, will produce in three years no
less a number than 040.808 rats, which will
consume day by day as .much loud as 61,680
men, leaving eight rats to starve."
AnoLinos Convention The Convention of
Radical Abolitionists, which met a Syracuse,
X. Y., on the 29th May, nominated Gerritt
Smith for President, and Samuel M'Farland,
of Fcnira, for Vice President, after which the
body adjourned sine die.
Ma. BnooKS, the South Carolina ruflian, has
challenged Senator Wilson for words spoken
iu the Senate in relation to the assault on Mr.
Sumner. Mr. Wilson declines the challenge,
justifies the . language used., and avows his in
tention to defend himself if attacked.
The way to make a fashionable bonnet is
tin: Take a handful of artificial roses, each
and six yards of lace. Sccnfir-'litei .,4&tq i
-vcai.n. 1 he Lrookville Jcjjersonfau, ,i
ler a suspension of two months, has again made
its appearance. The editor has been raft
ing, plastering his office, &c. He says he ex
pects to issue regularly from now till after the
election. What then, Brady ? Quit till spring ?
Gasst. -The Hollidaysburg Standard is in
ecstatics over the arrival of some pipes for the
gas works about being erected in that place.
Diabolus thinks it is useless expenditure to put
up works, when so much gas is running on legs
thro' the streets of that "ancient borough.
The Wool Trade. The clipping season has
now luiiy commenced in Western Pennsylva
nia and other wool-growing States, and the
mild weather is quite favorable for shearing.
It is said that many agents and speculators
have already gone into the wool-growintr dis
tricts to make contracts with the farmers for
tlie purchase of new wool.
Till.' ntTi'VT V r : x- St t
in cwurioans re
s""'" me success of the whole American
ticket. The Mayor has 2000 majority. Mr.
iiei.anmer, tne clerk of the First District
Court, was shot and stabbed several times by
aiMiij oi Sicilians. Jluch fighting, stabbing
snooting occurred throughout the d.nv
Tl o--i-
Auree oiciuans were killed.
The House Committee of Investigation into
the assault committed by Brooks on Mr. Sum-
ner, made a report, and the majority of the
Commif tea ri'mmmond l -..ir.
. "-" ea)ui2iuii Ol JirOOKS
lor his unmanly and disgroceful conduct. As
it requires a two-thirds' vote to expel a mem
ber, the South Carolina bully may possibly
manage io secure enough votes to prevent it.
T. .T. I r n . -
tuuur oi me l, tica Herald sava that he
once knew a wild widow who cut out her own
daughter in the good graces of her lover and
marnect him herself. To obtain revenge for
this unmotherly trick, the daughter set her
capior the young man's rich father, (of whom
he was the only heir,) and actually married
lain and had children, to the infinite annoy
ancc oi me oincr parties. This occurred in
Uuondago county, Xew York.
Tue X. Y. Express contains A nuerv pro
posed and an answer expected," the object of
wmcn was to ascertain who was the author,
and what is the correct reading of the line so
often (and so frequently incorrectly) ouotcd.
''Fine by degrees and beautifully less." It
may be found in Prior's Henry and Emma
where Henry", speaking to Emma, says :
'N lonjer shall tho bodice apply laid
From thy full bosom to thy slender waist,
That air and harmony of shape express '
Fino by degrees and beautifully less." '
Look Oct! Judge Sniyser, of the Mont
gomery county circuit, decided recently that,
unacr tne new license law, "by the 10th sec
tion, the Bond given by the license is totally
forfeited, upon a conviction had for any viola
tion of the provisions of this act, or of any
other act for the observance of which said
bond is conditioned. This forleiture extends
not only to the fine and costs, but to the full
and entire amount of the penalty of the bond
and this is a feature to which we desire es
pecially to dnw the attention of the parties,
and especially 0f the sureties."
- LATEE FE0M EUROPE.
The Cunard steamer Niagara arrived at Hal
ifax on June 5. en route for Boston, with Liv-
At.iv 94. Th.- fvoiAemcnt on i
the Italian question still continues. The Brit
ish Ministry has agatn triumphed over the op
position on a motion of censure for the aban-
ilnr.mpnt nf thi wriratim law touching neu
trals in the late treaty of peace. Nothing de
cisive has transpired in relation to the Sound
Dues. The Russian successes in Circassia are
confirmed. The Liverpool cotton market had
been easiex, with a slight decline iu lower
grades. Breadstuff were a shade lower than
previous quotations. Provisions were weak,
with moderate sales. The money market was
easier, and Consuls unchanged. .
The National "American" Council in New
York, after an animated debate on Wednesday,
as to the propriety of abolishing secresy in
their meeting, ultimately decided it in the af
firmative, by a large majority. Speeches were
made by Hon. John M. Botts, lion. Humphrey
Marshall, Hon. Thomas A. Jenks'of Rhode Is
land, Hon. Bayard Clark, of New York, Mr.
Saunders and others. There was a discussion
on a resolution by a Massachusetts delegate,
to the effect that no difference of opinion ou
the subject of the Presidential nomination al
ready made should exclude a delegate from a
scat in the Convention. No decision was had
on the resolution, further than referring it to
a Committee. The Committee on Resolutions
reported one using very strong terms in de
nunciation of the Brooks and Sumner outrage.
In the debate upon the above resolution, all of
the Southern members who spoke, including
John M. Botts, Mr. Alexander, of Baltimore,
and others, condemned the outrage upon Sum
ner", but opposed the passage of the original
resolution. Messrs. Goodwin, Leslie, Brittain
and Buckingham of New York condemned it
in strong terms, and favored the resolution.
The resolution being modified, on the sugges
tion of Mr. Botts, was finally adopted. New
officers for the ansning year were ballotted for.
Mr. E. C. Bartlett, of Ky.,was re-elected Pre
sident of the National Council ; Mr. L'rastus
Brooks, elected Vice President ; Mi. Deshler,
of Md., re-elected Corresponding Secretary;
Mr. Crane, of Ohio, Treasurer ; Mr. Stephens,
Recording Secretary, and Mr. Goodwin, of X.
York, Chaplain.
Our Foreign. Relations The French Minister.
Washington, June 3. Several days ago
Count Sartigcs received through the Post Of
fice a newspaper contaiuing a letter from a
Washington correspondent, treating of the set
tled antipathy of foreign Governments towards
the United States, as now maintained by the
conduct of the foreign Representatives in their
intercourse with society and our public men,
.t.d. .which letter was superinduced by the al-
, ' Uing language against 1
OUT f . f -n r I .
uy wOuuViKV.'jM(l especially againf;,'"
iUn . . T
v.v. ,.v.,aier m question, core the seal of the
otate department.
un oauiruay (Jount Sartiges called on Mr.
Marcy, indignantly complaining of the insult,
ana demanded that its suspected author be
banished, intimating that in the event of fail
urc to do this, he would demand his passports
r.. t - ... 11
9 o course, disavowed all knowledge
or responsibility concerning the letter, and
expressed regret that anything had happened
to occasion oticncc. Here was a dilemma,but
count bartiges was apparently satisfied, and
the Secretary released from his unpleasant po
sition, uy the author, who was a Government
employee, but who did not send the letter to
Count Sartigcs, promptly resigning his offi.-e
I he Lussian Minister, to-dav, gave a pic-nic
entertainment at Arlington Springs, to his dij)
lomauc associates, and others
The Lock Haves axd Ttroxe Railroad.
In the JVhig f the 21st ultimo, we asked the
question "What has become of the President
and DIrecters of the Lock Haven and Tyrone
Railroad ? ' When we made the inquiry we
expected that some one, "booked up" on the
sul.ject, would give us the desired informa
tion, but wc are as deep in Ibe fog now as
then. Larry m the spring a meeting of the
stockholders was held at Lock TLivo n vhn
thcre was a President and Board of Directors
elected, and also a Chief Engineer appointed
Now, wc would like to know why the Presi
dent and Directors so elected, do not order
the Engineer to go on and locate the road
Ihey certainly know that they arc the persons
to act in the matter, and that the stockhold
ers expected them to act when they elected
them. Several months have passed away since
their election and they have not even held one
meeting, nor done anything to further the pro
ject. In justice to the stockholders thev are
bound to give some reason why they do not e;o
on with the work.2c,,We H
rr . ...
inuttny m umimew ana Jt'iiis, astonislnnjr
Remedies for Scrofula. Mr. Hcnrv Judd. of
Detroit, Michigan, was in a most alarming
state of health, he had been a great sufferer
from scrofula for a number of years, and final
ly all parts of his body broke out into sores.
rendering him an object of horror to every
one, he tried some of the most reputed reme
dies known, but they did not touch his com
plaint, and in the greatest alarm, he consulted
a friend as to what course he ought to adopt,
when Holloway's Ointment and Pills were re
commended, which he commenced using, and
by persevering with these remedies for a short
time, he was perfectly cured, after every other
remedy had failed.
CoxoREgs. The following is a fair specimen
of the proceedings of Congress during every
day of last week. The Locofoco members had
gone to Cincinnati and the remainder took ad
vantage of the circumstance to visit their
homes.
Washington, Juno 6.
Senate. The Scn-
ate was not in session.
House In tho Housa about a dozen mom-
bers assembled, and adiourncd altera -min
ute's session.
TOS. E. MOSSOP, Jtariug made an engage
ment with A. T. LANE A Co., Wholesale Deal
ers in Clothinjr. 175 Market st.. Philadelphia, would
respectfully invite his old friends to give him a
call.
TVTOT1CI:. Having purehnscd the Bocks tf tho
ll Rafttniaii's Journal with the establishment,
all nnour.ts unpaid for Subscription, Adrcrtising,
or Jcb'wcrk. are to be settled with the ur.dcr?i:med.
innriy P. B. KOW-
PLA
ha
LASTERINC
Cooper & Hitchcl. who
ave had much experience m the cities of
New York and Philadelphia in the above busd-
ncps, are prepared to do ork trom plain to itic
best ornaiuontal of anv description, on reasonable
terms. Address, "COPEK A J1ITCHEL,
May 2. lSat. Olenhope. Clearfield Co. Ta.
171011 SALE A two-story frnme House, with a
1 bnlf ncre of lind adjoining, eitnato in Law
rence township, on the road from Clearfield to
Curwensville, about M miles from Clearfield. For
terms apply to Zebad Lawhead, Lawrence town
shin, or to the subscriber
L. JACKSON CRANS.
juncl Clenrfield. Pa.
7VTOTICE. The stockholders of the Glen Hope
11 "aqd Little rald-eagle Turnpike, are notified
that an election will be hcM at the house of Wm.
T. Gilbert, G len IIopo. on Friday the 13th June, and
for the purpose of taking a vote for or against a
division of said road. T. 15. 1AVIS, Prest.
Attest A. Moore. Sec.' May l'J. 18')6-2t
TfALUARI.E TOWN PROPERTY FOR
T FALK. The subscriber offers for sale his Tav
ern Stand, on the corner of Market and Front
streets, in the borough of "Clearfield. The houso
is lare and commodious and well calculated for a
pnblie house. For particulars inquiro of W. A.
Wallace, Esq., or of the subscriber living on tho
premises. W. J. HEMPHILL.
March 5th. 1S56
ITIOR SALE the Farm occupied by Itichard
Ianvers. Jr.. situata in Penn township, about
one mile from PennsvillJ. It contains 64 acres, of
which 45 are cleared and under good fence. The
improvements lire a two-story frame houso and
kitchen, barn and out-houses. There is a younr
bearing orchard on the place, ana tuc wnoie is
well watered. For terms apply to
L. JACKSON CRANS.
junet " Clearfield. Ta.
F
OR SALE, TWO BUILDING LOTS in the
borongh of Clearlicld ; several UtlLiWi.Mjr
LOTS and PASTUEU AND WOOD LOIS, contain
ing from three to ten acres each, near the borough
of Clearfield.
Also several desirable FARMS and pieces of
TIMBER LAND, in various parts of the county.
Terms accommodating. Apply to
L. JACKSON CRANS.
April 16, lSifi. Clearfield, Pa.
T TO ! FOR IOWA!! The undersigned.de
A JL sirous of jroine West, offers to sell at private
sale, three lot in tho village of Marysvillo, one-
half mile east of Clearfield Uridge, in Uogg3 town
ship, having thereon erected a two-story weather
boarded dwelling house, rood stable, and a black
smith ehon. The terms, which will be reasonable,
can be ascertained by inquiring of the undersign
ed, residing on inc premises.
mav2S-tf SAMUEL B. DILLER.
A milNISTRATORS' NOTICE. Whcrc-
as Letters of Administration on tho Estate of
NATHANIEL HUGHES, late of Chest township,
riearfiebl Cuintv. Pa., dee d, have been granted
to the undersigned, alt persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will
present them, properly authenticated for settle
mciit, to ROBERT HUGHES,
JOHN MAn AFFEY,
May 23, lSj Ct. Administrator.
TJALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y TKo . jjI!uoer Cltv : said fa rm ion
taming 105 acres, sixty asres cleared, under good
ouiiivuiiun, me Damnce . well timbered: with a
good barn, new plank dwelling honso, and a irood
"-- '"o oreuaru luercon, and is well watered. For
tinner luiurmaiion enquire ot the subscriber liy
wi " me premises. fclJiU THOMPSON,
l ebruary 20. lS.t fim
, jiu.m.1 jiaki.m; TRADE FOR
t j- f i ;v ; a n r. r. 4 i?
oi me timea. to all persons out of cmploj-mcnt.
as a number of money making trades and arts, can
be learned without a master, besido all the genu
ine and popular receipt.-?, and instructions of the
u.i, irr ir.e manulacturc ot the most beneficial,
and saleable articles, now in common
person forwarding one dollar post-paid, to U.JLF
1'h.JKH, Jrftrtrs, Ct'arfirU Co., Pa., or to A II
h uimaii, Tyrone, Blair Co.. Pa., will receive a
copy oy return mail.
And any person forwarding twenty-five cents,
postpaid, to C. Jeffmes, will receive by return
mail, one of the three follon-ino- i tr.:., .
How to make the celebrated artificial jioxKV.
now toramo UouUlo crops, of all kinds of vegeta
bles, with little expense, and how in nth i?
Wolves, Foxes, Minks nnd Muskrats in the neigh
borhood. Any person forwarding fiftx-..nto n'iii
receive the whole three by return mail. '
June 4. i5,b iy.
LIST OF RETAILERS of Foreign and Do
mestic Merchandize in Clearfield Countv. for
the year 1358, subject to tho payment of license.
Bradford Township, i Covington Toirnship.
John Holt, 14 Francis Coudriet, 14
James C. Graham, 12 LcviLutz, n
Matthew Forcoe,
11
John B. lijirmov.
Edward Williams,
Albert fc Brothers.
It
11
11
1.1
12
11
14
14
Chest Township.
Hughes & Lloyd.
Cnnreiunille Bor.
II. It Vnttr.,
Bostsrs Towiitkin.
C. Sloan". 14
Kahjton & Bcatty, If MeBride & Co.
Becari. Township. IKliz.i Trvin & Sons,
""'"-"i vou.1 uiiu uni- isa.-io iiiooni, Jr.
ber Co.
1 4 Jlon te 1 uis & Te n By c k , 1 4
14; Ureal ttr Towushiit.
Jeremiah Cooper,
S. C. Patch in.
(ieorgo W. Sehon",
J4 jsowm.m A Co. 1
i J. f Miner Co. 11
L. W. W eld.
141 Uosheu 1 own ship.
IE. Irwin fc Sons, 14
B fa-flu Tuuraxhin.
R. 11. Moore.
F.K.Arnold.
Samuol Arnold,
P. W. Harrett,
is. thaw. 14
1-1) Uirard Township.
HjJames Irwin & Co. 14
1 1'Augustus Lcconte, 13
UjSmith fc King, 14
14 .for.lan Township.
George It. Larrett,
iohn X)al'
.lohn'SAetco.
14 j.m. Chase & Co. 14
14
14
lMvid AlcOeban, 14
James M. ITouzt. 14
IrederickColer,
Bell Town shin.
I Jvirt luzus Totenahtp.
14 F. I'. JIurxthal. 1
Gedder. Marsh A Co.
E. L. Miller,
L. i. Smith. -
14 n. u. nan A Co.
14 Robert II nino
B
tmisiile Totrnshin. I A"o 7V,.,.t;..
James McMurrv. U:Mrilnsi;,i, J
A. Patching Brother. II . rr.....,.7..
Cumminjsi- Mahaffcy.l 4 Hartshorn A Co.
Russell McMurry, 1 1 ' A . Hile t Rrother,
Ehza Irvin A Sons, 1 1 Wm. C. Folev,
Isahella Cross. 14 Union ln,i;
Clearfield Boroush. Daniel V. Iin,l,.U.
A 1. 1111IS.
. . T w . ! -
14, Woodioard Township.
13Thomas Henderson, 14
LI Georgo W. Schoff, 14
W. F. Irwin.
Richard Mossop.
R. Shaw and Son,
W. L. Moore.
Christopher Kratzcr,
Powell, Weaver & Co.
'),". n. aict-ully, 14
13) Henry Rycrs, 14
lojJames A. Ilaggerty, 14
13 Huston Township.
14 j Valentine Hevner, 14
David Tyler, 14
11 PiieToiv.tehip.
Charles D. Watson, .
Morris Townsiin
G. F.lloon. . . .
J. B. Kyler.
E. V. Rrenner,
J. P. Nelson A Co.
li; A. liloom. 11.
14
14
Lawrence. Township.
Forrest & Smith, 14
WM. F. JOHNSON,
Mercantile Ant,
,u 7JC?- 4n PPcal win be hell oa Saturday
the 2bth day of Juno, at the Commissioners' Offico
in Clearfield boroucrh. when nfl -n .t.
feel themselves aggrieved by the above appraise
ment can atcenu, 11 tney sco proper.
OJI- W-M. F. JOHXjjO.V.
GROCERIES. Just received and now f-3
opening, a general assortment of t 5 K
: choice groceries, which will be sold at thobiiUfc
lest cash prices at . WM. F. HiWIN'S.
JFA-FRIES X MANUAL OF PROFITABLE &
I SEFl'L TRADES, ARTS AXD OCClPATIOXS
V""1,IVT.A FASTER, IS NOW READY FOR
S ALL. '1 his is one of the most valnnl.l.. i;itt
AMOUNT OK Til E VALUATION OF Til K REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
in Clearfield eotmty, as returned by the Assessors of tho various boroughs acl townships, for t-
tri-er.r.ial assessment t 18......
2 (o
c ft
"3
o
Ikccam,
Dell,
Doggs,
Drady,
Bradford,
Burnsidej
Chest,
Covington",
Clearfield,
Curwensville,
Decatur,
Ferguson,
Fox,
Girard,
Goshen,
Houston,
Jordan,
Karthaus,
Knox,
Lawrence,
Morris,
Penn,
Pike, "
L'nion,
Woodward,
Total.
215
loH
129
S23
266
21)3
153
161
170
ID",
13S
123
U
117
72
0t)
12S
ptO
'7
21-"
20.
107
21G
73
153
SI7OT
28118
9121
30571
200-3
J 3383
10773
10351
600
17500
1201
13777
18210
i moo
86238
12777
12030
1SS01
2327
00110
0310
M55
18050
38770
45211
201-57
68836
37060
41320
36703
14239
o2030
22025
32"S
2-V205
f,020
11012
11007
12S50
10111
J 2 108
14SOO
(.-)054
31820
32018
63059
1753C
2olo2
3071 I 782G1G 490L"3
We. the undersigned. Coniraiisioncrs
compilation from the assessments lor I
Attest
Robert J. Wallace. Clerk.
Commissioners' Office, ClearCcd May 21,
NEW GOODS!
SPRING AND STJUMER GOODS !
rrUIE subscriber has just received a large and
X well selected stock of new goods of almost
ri-om dcsiTintion .suitable for the season. lie re
spectfully invitee all who wish to buy good Hoods
at the lowest prices to call at tne sign 01 mo
"CHEAPEST GOODS."
Approved country produce taken in exchange
for goods. . .
Persons wishing to purchase, and roceivc a fair
equivalent fur their money, will do well to give
him a call.
Keincinber the sign of the CHEAPEST GOODS,
on Market street, and call and be convinced that
there is truth in the words thereon inscribed.
WM. f. IllWIN.
Clenrfield, Ta., may 14, 13ii!. j
IMPORTANT -NEWS'
FEME DECLARED II EUROPE !l
Bij the latest arricals from Europe
riJlE important intelligence has been received
X that Peace is about bein declared. Thisba
had the effect of reducing prices on not only pro
visions, but upon lioods of nil descriptions. J he
undersigned have, therefore, taken advantage of
this propitious time to purchase an extensive and
well selected slock of
SrRIXG AND SUMMER GOODS,
which they arc determined to sell at the most rea
sonable prices. Their stock is extensive, embrac
ing EVEKY VARIETY and STYLE of LADIES'
and GENTLEMEN S. WEAK, to which they would
call the attention of the citizens of Curwensvillc
and surrounding country.
Thev have connected w ith their establishment .-!
, JlUOT.i D SIIU12 MA.lJFACTOHY.vAci
--ifj ...v,. vi....iiim.- nn ui:;crs wnn everv
variety of Boots n,,,l Shnr at n rc.tftnn.ible pri
ce? as they can be procured elsewhere. Th.-ir
work will be made in the neatest and most dura
ble manner, which will recommend itself.
All of our stock will be disposed of CUE PFT1
TIIAX THE CIIKAPEST forCASIl, all kinds of
Lumncr. Country Produce. Hides. JL,: , Ac
aprt)-3m MOXTELIl'S & TEN" FYCK
EPWAUb MUXTK1.H-S. lL,.lAyt TKS v"lC
WWS THE TIME
FOR DARCAIXs:
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES .'!
'tjttel- saJes aiirl smi'l profits.
gen
my
and
man any Roods heretofore soi l in C'r.-. riU.l.1 -
mong which will be f.und '
MANTILLAS, a lar-e assorfnirnf it ptmA.Kni.1
low pries. 0
, r - . af frola " cc,1,s ,0 'i25 cents per yard.
IN(:l'AMS, at from 11 cents to 25cci.t? per vd.
CALICOES, at from 5 cents to 121 cts per yard.
SHAW LS a good article of Shawl, at fi.., r, '
cents to "JIO. each.
BONNETS a lare lot at from ."0 cents to .j.
LADIES' GAITERS for 1,50 worth 52.
" Boots, Shoes and Slinners at from R1
cents to 1.2j cents per pair.
A lilf.-l i, 1 . - .
1. puaso can. as 1 have almost eve
rything in their line, at extraordinary low rat. s.
GEfS Boots, Shoes and Gaiters at very low
nmcs.
J-51- at from 5 to 121 cents a var 1.
JEANS, at 20 cent a yard worth !)".
CLOTHS Black. Blue. OHvc Croon t,, r.n.c
voiors, very eneap.
CASSIMERES Black and a vnri. tv ,.r v..,.
1 . - - v v
colors of tho latest stvlcs..
o.VwT,r'.:,Sra Prcat variety of fancy and plain.
SLMMER CLOTHS. Cassimovos Tri.tuJ ...a
n short, a variety of almost all sort ,.f f.i.-
mens ana oors wear.
Call soon, while vou can h.ivn nn r.Tnuirhi;i. t..
elect from tho whole stock. -
All the fthovrv n 1 1 1 1 - ir.nof r . . t n r . i 1
can bt purchased at the
t-.Ml, as I have determined not to tie undorold
my2l'5li RICHARD MOSSOP. '
QUEENS WARE A superior lot of Fancy
and Common Queenswarc now opening
and for sale at the rMmnnUi,
at tho store of RICHARD MOSSOP.
HATS! HATS II-Richard Mossop is now rl
ceiylnS and opening a fine lot of Sprin"
. fcuinmer lUtsof the latest stvl.-s, w hich
he will sell at prices from I2i cent to S 00
PJLOTIIIXCJ 1-1.000 Dollars worth of
RcaJy-mado Clothing at your own pri-
1
ai iiiccueap store ot
,nl,y21 RICHARD MOSSOP.
!!-Surior Mackerel and
"uu, just receivca and opening at tho
cheap Cash store of Richard Molscp ia
Clearfield.
- mav zi
XLACIC, Imperial and Young Hyson
Teas of the best quality to be Lad at '
the lowest each price at 3IOSSOP S.
HARDWARE and Cuttlcry just received
and now oponing at Mossops cheap cash
store in Clearfield mav21
UMBRELLAS and Paraeoli?, a lare assortment
of the latest patterns, to be had cheap at
may2I'ot MOSSOPS.
MOLASSES Best Syrup at 00 cents a gallon at
lmay211 MOSSOP'S.
"HA RlfmTn" vcry acsenption for sale
3 M.ai a mod
lerate advance at
inayl4'56
WM. F. IRWIN'S.
IIISII. A lot of superior Mackerel and3
Herring, juat received aud tor Palo bv-t 1
.......111 .-..... J Ifer1:- - 1
WM. F. IRWIN.
BALOX ! n hand and for sale, a lot of Grst
rate Hams. Shoulders and Sides, at tho si-n
of the -CHEAPEST 0OI)S.""
JALT! SALT!! A quantity of Coarso and
ItjvusI Alum Salt, fcx 3ai0 at yf. r.Ewi-.
HAVING just rHurned from the East, I would
inform my old customers and the public in
icral. that I am now receiving and oienin" at
'-olJ stan 1 a splendid assortment of Spriir'
Summer (Soods, which I will srii iii!t Z
p S- r. a t-
8502 618 j 110 120 5267 ?760.S
6740 200 283 95 2740 -83S60
4117 250 ' 50 1775 35773
12875 1100 732 135 40S0 1S86S2
11785 7i0 - 1645 6C88.5
10392 " 070 ! 530 188 4024 70507
0515 300 100 50 C75 6120
4595 155 200 2243 31873
'2557 4050 S 940 770 7760 69597
1250 U00O 510 180 3820 3168-5
5551 105 40 2175 57942
4825 375 275 50 610 32601
1201 475 ' 150 20715
C975 I 75 2240 304 12
"060 ' 105 60 1280 30172
"7' .500 " 5tK) 9306O
! ?079 1 150 115 100 1345 34877
40-5 ! 185 110 2175 32130
' SI 40 ' 180 00 ! 00 t -1320 S8427
1"715 150 1340i 50 2iKX 0213ti.
738 540 j 120 273-5 100275
C5"5 I'lOO 700 -700 . 53543
P803 10000 730 170 4385 07052
m., . i.jf) SO -550 - ?8956
002S 050 100 1770 72840
j 14702G I 25228 8050 i 2703 60S61 1508470
i of Clearfield countv. Jo certifv that the above table iu a correct
S56. as returned t- this ofiko. . KOlJKKT MAIIAFF1T, ) ?
IA ID L, . s
JACOB WILLIIEL3I, J
rVOTlCE. In the absence of Eli Bloom. Tra
1 surer of Clearfield county, tho Books and Pa
pers will be in the posseysion f John McPhorson,
who will attend to the business at all times.
Clearfield. May 2. liti.
4 LARGE lot of Family Grocrics just receiving
j- at Mossop s in Clearfield. may 21
PI1 1 LI V, DAVIS' ESTATE Whereas Let
ters Testamentary on the estate of Philip Pa-
vi.s. late of Uccearia township, Clearfield county.
Pa., deceased, have dcen granted to the subscriber,
all persons indebted to the said estate arc request
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
claimt cr demands against the estate cf tho said
decedent will make known tho tame without de
lay, to the undersigned at his residence in Wood
ward township, county aforesaid.
mavl4 l't W. PAVIS, Executor.
VII UMAX LI FE SAVED !
Powagiac. Mku., March II, lS-io.
J. A. RHODES, Esi : Dear Sir As I took your
medicine to sell on consignment. ,:no cure no pay."
I take pleasure in stating its effects as reported l
mo by three brothers who live in this place, and
their testimony is a fair tpcciuicn cf all I have re
ceived :
W. S. Conklin told rae -I had taken nino bot
ties of Christie's Apruo R.ilsa u, and continually run
down while u.hi it until -my lunjrs and liver wer
Congested to that degreo that blood discharged
from" mv mouth and bowels, so that all thought it
imnossible for me to live throush another chill.
The doctors too did all they oould for me, but thot
I must die. Nothing did mcany good until I got
Rhode's Fever mid Ague Cnrc, which at Qnce re
lieved me f the distress ana nausea at my stomach
and pain in my head and bowels, and produced a
permanent cure 111 a snort lime.
" H. M. Coiiklin Kavs : ' I had been taking medi
cine of as sood a doctor as wa hayain but county.
wi.hout any g.,oTresuU. from 2.ith August to I7t:,
. 1 ""7r- ut eng How nicely it operated on
.. a uome at iinoacs' l ever and
gue ure. which effected a permanent cure bv us
nig two-thirds of a bottle." J
S. M. Conklin was not here, but both the other
brothers say his case was the samo as II M ' I
soM the medicine tn both the came dav. and th
curc was as speedy from the game small qnantitv
and I mi-lit so sj.ecifr. Yours with respect '
T. ,' ' , . A. IIUNTINttTOX
The above pcaks for itself. Oooa proof as it i
" "v ""cr lenor than the vast numhr r r i;u
titHtt th, vame. of their nostrum for my mr,U
rtl,r. a l thru trnh braze iwpndtncc end their
that is mentioned in the above.
J here are several other industrious people wh
arc npplving to their poisonous trash all that I
publish about my Fever and Ague Cure, or Anti
dote to Malaria, except the certificates of cure,
and the certificate of the celebrated ChcmM Dr
James R Chilton, of N. Y., in favor of itn perfect!
v h 'siex ehararter, which is attached to everv
bot.lc. These will always serve to dislin-nish my
medicine from imitations. JAS. A. RHODES
apr2 I 56-:;M Proprietor, PrOAidcpce, I I
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!!
HOLLOWAY'S 01HTMEST.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
t,.'c ai'1 of a rnicmscope. wc see millions of
MJ little opening.-, on the surface of our belies
J hrousrh these this Ointment, when rubbed on tho
slim, is carried to any organ or inward part Di--cases
of the Kidneys, disorders of the Liver affec
tions of the Heart, inflammation of tho LuniM
Asthma. Coughs ad Colds, are by iu means ef
fectually cured. Every housewife knows that salt
passes freely through bone or meat of any thick
ness. This healing Ointment far moro readilv
ponciratcs through any bone or fleshy part of th
living lKdy. curing the most dangerous inward
com plaints, that cannot be reached by other incam,
ERYSIPELAS. SALT RHEUM AND SCORBUTIC
N. , , HUMORS.
,1 remedy has ever done ro much for the euro
of diseases of the ckin, whatever form they mav
assume, as this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum.
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrofula or Erysipelas, can
Ions withstand its influence. The inventor haj
travelled over many parts of the globe, visiting
the principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment,
ffiving advice as to its application, and has thus
been the means of restoring countless numbers to
health.
SORE LEGS. SORE BREASTS. WOUNDS AND
ULCERS.
Some of the most scientific surgeons now rr!i
solely on the use of this wonderful Ointment, when
iiavinj i copu jiu me worst casas ol sores, ulcers,
wounds, glandular swellings, and tumors Prf.-I
eor Holloway ha., by command of th.
rrnments. dispatched to the hospitals of the Easi,
larg-s shipments of this Ointment, to loused un
der the direction of the Medical staff, in th.
cases of wounds. It will cure anv nicer. rlil...
tZ . .? 1 rC"d-V rubliahcd. and the Mil
Sr:.tcrmoUt that wcontinii.lly pouring in to m.
tne ailing more. Last year I had oecwSn tocau
.on the public in these words I notice one fi, ,
in, litre talrn one of mv s?frrrl ; "...
,-mphU-t tnti thr rrclamat,..,,. T t th-prnvTirtnr
or any at tier inrttau say at much ifhiddreSier I
-Now 1 take pleasure in saying that the caution f
n lcrred to the same i-Pr.Chr!.tii., t n.i,.- I
lar swelling, stiffues or contraction of tho joint--even
of CO years' standing. '
tu - PILES AND FISTULAS.
Ihcseand other similar distressing complainfj
can bo cflcctually cured if the Ointment be well
rubbed in over the parts affected, and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot.
Both the Ointment and the Pills should be used
t the following cases :
Bunions, Mercurial Eruptions, Swelled Glands,
Burns. - Chapped Hands, Stiff JoinU,
Chilblains, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Fistulas, Salt Rheum, Venerial Sores,
Gout. Skin Diseases. - - Sore Legs,
Lumbago, Wounds of all kinds, Scalds,
Piles. Sore Breasts. . . Sprains,
Scald. Sores f all kind. Sore Throat.
" Sold at the Manafactories of . Professor Hol
loway, tf Maiden Lane, New York, and 214 Strand,
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Dea
lers of Medicines throughout the U nited Stares,
and tho civilized world, in Pot, at 2i cents, 62i'
cents, and SI each.
t-"pI'hcrc is a considerable saving by taking tho
larger sizes. - - - - - - - - -
N. B. Diroction3 for the guidance of atimtj ia
every disorder are affixed ttf each tft .
Ax ril 9; - :