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AGEICTJITURAJL.
Manures.
I arm -yard manure is generally made cp of
th solid and liquid excrements of animals,
Km is a stat of decomposition, aid th rs
daialer fresh aa-d nnchasg edL There exists
great d;eri&c of opinion aa to whether it
is most adraataseonj to ae long or fresh ma
nures, rather than that which is coi2pleie!j
rotted. The diScuIty is capable of adjat-rnent-
If the intention be on! to L-eat the
immediately sacceedin? crop, the ruaccre
shoald be completely rotted ; boi long raaaure,
if plotighed ia and covered, is wore beneS
cial to fstore crops ? it is ranch r referred for
potatoes, for rottea manures make them wa
tery and worca -eaten. If the cljeci bo to
furalsh the greatest arjicctit of organic Flit
ter to the soil the sooner the application is
made the better. On compact clays the mix
tare of straw and coarse manure i beneficial,
rendering them loose and light, while the pro
ducts cf decomposition are more completely
retained thaa ia a looser soil. Coarse luanarB
makes loo soils looser aai loses more of its
elements in decomposing ; for this reason
compact, ferment marinrcs are best on such
soils. For.crops which grow rapidly and tea
Bare in a short time, well fermented leisures
and flas composts are more immediately fell ;
turnips, buckwheat, clover, and many jrtrden
vegetables, might almost mature before de
composition would be as2;c:ei.t!y advanced
in new and coarse raaenres to do them any
benefit. When it is desired to force or quick
en a crop, a well fermented or fine heating
manure should be used, as rich compost, bone
dut, or manure cf horse and sheep. The
traw of wheat, oats, he, contains a mixture
cf saline mbstanoes, which iscxceed'ngly val
uable as manares to almost every cropjth
tame is true of their chaff. It is laore econ
omical generally to rot the straw and charXin
the barn-yard, instead of disilpat'tg a!! their
volatile matter ia the air j w hen buried dry
they decompose slowly, and proia.e a less
sensible erlect on the succeeding crop. Da
ring fermentation an uoavoidible Ion of or
ganic and of saline matter takes place. It ii,
therefore, theortically tru f dry aa well as
rA greaa regetille raattr, tliat it wi:i all
most to the soil if ploughed in previous to fer
mentation. Yet this is not the only consider,
eration for a practical man ; instead of a slow
and prolonged action on his crops, he may
require an immediate and powerful one for a
shorter time, an 1 to obtain this, may bt: justi
fied in fermenting his straw with fhc certainty
even of loss. Thus the dispcte about the
application of long or shortmanurcs becomes
altogether ona cf expediency and practical
economy. Chaff partakes of the nature of
straw, bat decomposes even more slowly when
buried dry. It. is also difficult to ferment
even when mixed with liquid manure. The
rnaia general difltrence tttween TegetaVe
manure of the same kind, cut at the same age,
and applied ia a gteen or dry state is this:
la former decomposes taoro rapidly, and
therefore acts more ipedi'y j the total effect
ia either case will probably be very nesr the
sime. Bet if the vegetable matter had been
cut at a more alvanced stage, or been expo
sed to the wheather while drying, it will no
longer exhibit the same efficacy. A ton of
dry straw cut green will be mnch richer than
if cat ripe and dry; not only because the green
plant contains the materials frcm which the
grain is afterwards formed, but because as the
plant ripened it restored to the earth a portion
cf the saline matters it originally extracted.
After it is cut, every shower that fa!'. t on it
washes out a portion of the salt contained In
its pores. ( Seo Scientific Agriculture, by
Hogers ; Johnston and Brawn's Field Book,
223.) All those troublesome pe.'ta, the rob
bers of got fields, should be cut down in their
greattst rigor and laid in the barn-yard or pig
sty to decay ; they are rich in fcrta'.izing sal:,
and whenever and however, applied, are valu
able as manure. It almost 'surpaws our cal
culation to estimate the damages done to crops
by weeds, and the consequent advantage tf
destroying them in their bloom ; almost every
species produces millions of seeds which are
watted to far distant-spots ; they shade and
occupy the soil, and by their scporior vigor
drain out the sustenance prepared for rore
delicate plants, and at last smother then).
The remains of plants with the excrement
and carcaaos of animals, il returned to the
earth before decomposition, niut contain ell
the mineral, organic and gaseous matters
which the animals derive from their food, or
the plants from the soil. The solid matters
roust all pass through tiie process of decora po
sition, before they assume their original, gn
eoua or earthly forms, and become food fur
plants. The science of manuring consists In
.applying to the soil those elements which
have been taken up by growing crops ; the
richest manures may be applied to a failing
coil, aai if they lack the particular ck-raeats
which the crop require, and which the soil
does cot contain, the field prows barren.
Farm-yard manure probably contains the great
et number of elements ueceiairy to fertility,
but for their full development particular plants
require rpeclal manures.
Manures operate bontficU'ly in various ways:
First by serving In some Instances as food
for plants. Second By causing chemical
changes in the soil by which other aubutances
are prepared to be faken up as food. Third
By neutrahzu g noxious aubstanr.es in the
ac.il, which prevent" the growth of crops.
Fourth By their bulk and texture they change
the mochaDical fropertics of soil.
.-he will Cf Jabcz Barber, of Chicago, who
with his wife and eldest daughter were paasen
t rs on the ill-fated Pacific, was opened on the
J tb mot., before the judge of probate. The
bulk of his property, amounting to $260,000,
"HI fall to the only surviving child, a little
cf three years old.
from ,' aa th irfn iai4
n he .irpcd oft a lard barrel.
TERMS.
The Jock!, it pBitiiheJ eiery vredcly;
at Ose Ii.l aa Futr Crsrs per actcm is
J Titer, cr Two Iita wi'-Siia tie year.
AdrrtiaenisU irriel i t-'-J enu per qsire,
ef twtlsc line, fvrttie tnz, 1 twenty-five eesu
for each a.iiitionm4 iniertion. A Iii-ral dednTrUoa
made it those wh- adYerti by the year.
Ttt -Term-' wUi rrrici.'y adhered lo.
Jo pPr 4iii.liteJ witiaat payra'ntof ar
rerret aalea at the of tim ot tie publisher.
-f f nnA Feet of good B0.LP.D3 wacted by
Xn)yJjy) A.M. HI at hi j store ia Qear-fieU-
for which the tigiiest isaiket prie will fee
p i-i io fto4 at coh prre. taAzl'J-'.f
HA LLO AI NEW V.4.G05 MAM FACTOSr.
Ihe on-itrgiied wee! I re-peetfttily an
tvasCT t tia friea-Jj aai tfae jcbii rcoeraJ'y,
teat be has opened out a tew ,n-3uaJciujf i--ffc'.lii.aseot
in Stw Salem City." traiy towc-r-lp
where he will a: ail tinjr te prepared to
isatcfatare, on the shortest uctice. all kindt ef
VTavts. txru. WhttlbtiTTWi Ae. Ihe best ia
ttrial that eaa be r roeared wi!I be oseJ. and hi
work wiJt be cade in the moft substantia! and da
rabie roacner, soch as will bear Use te cf siri:
t TjBicauciB. By a ekj obeervaiKe of bis fcai
s.e escapements, ao-i ty diposin? of Lis work
on the ;: reasotatde terms, which he will d
for either eah or approve! eoantry prodnee. he
fcpes to merit and receive a liberal than cf j."ib
lie cost'-ra Lt'J. I'ASULL.
New r-ilrta City. Jag. H, l --.
Q ELECT SCriOf)L-A Helect -:ho'd w;Il be
5 '-f.-eued in Loicber City. Clearfie'-l coa&ty. I'a .
on Zu':ir the lt day of Apr:!, for pop iis cf both
jx5. The caderii:ed, who will have charge of
it. k v fca l Jots eaperienee as a teacher, and wiil
tpare no piii.s to impart to the pcpils cnded to
hU care, a oiid e'locti0-
liU.3J.-. PK JW.WU OF FOCR WEEK..
Orthcraphy.ReadinAVntin? Arithmetic, 61.00
Ecii-a oraaia.ar, Oeography, and fcvjk-
k'eepicg. - - - 1.50
liif'utt XiiaiiLej and Clasiits, - - 2.00
i'arli-ruiar a!'.nti'.'n wi:i be given Vt Orthoepy,
aceiriin to the nicst approved standards, to cor
rect ar.i tlezatt riiir. an'i tompi'Aoo.
It rerjoired. an KveBic; Claaa will Vo opened fr
ths cfjrenitiice of th ie whoe avociti'. r.s tii'ht
f rcrr.t thern f.'rn V.r.r. lir. t the day trhoo. and
f' r the ic-rnrticn of yoTr.g ladies and gentlemen,
who coLt'-mj la.'e becoasirz e5:!Tit trv:hers.
Mrth 2i. A-A '.M. MAKTI.V.
FUST KECLIVEW, A SPLENDID A.:'UT
MKNf OF "KW l;rviK. ."TATIOXAKV.
FANCY AP.TICLES. COXFECirOXARIE.--, T0
fcACCO. CI'AK.- ard VKl'i of ail k:ri. at
ROBINS' LITERARY DEPOT,
tEAWS EOW, C.'earfisrd, Pa.
THE latest pubiicati"!! always on hard, "r pro
cared to order. Putr am. 'Jodey. Graham. If-iuse-ho!l
Word. Le!:e" Fashions. Ilarper I'rtcrs'.n.
and ail the other Magaiices furniiae 1 Monthly
at Publishers' I'ri r's.
ile w jul i espeeially cJ! the attention of Covers
of the weed' to bis large stock cf tobweo and ':i
gars, whi.h cannot be surpaeed in this If x-ou,
cor-i'.ii. of tLe test quality '-Netural lr."
Black Fat," ' Caveadih,' -C.ogres. ' anJ
other t"i.icro? : Havana, Regalia. l'iiccie. Plan
ta'.ion. r'par.i.'h. Ila'f-spanisb, and -A few more
lef.'' .i ir. Wii g-sA stj of -pipe"' and
fire-eat
H w:i.ll a'i j call attention to the fa-.t that he
ha. jj"t cp-ene I a !rz asvrtuent of
L'Kt'Oi, CHEMICAL, AND IVE .TTt'EF.3.
wl.ich be wil! eil ck'tptr ltn anv o'her e'tab
lihment in the County. TH0MA5 ROCINi.
November H. lc-i
Catt yaur Drr.i.i upon ttt H'atsrr. for afur many
dty y: a.Ui find it.
A Certain Care for all Bheaniatic Pains.
TK-5'r ciTtt-iv sit Tar it. it ri.VT rati.
E. 0. ALLEN'S
CO.XCEXTKATED ELECTRIC PASTE.
A" ii aaasiti pai evtrsctb. roa ha a soasr.
Copyright lerurtJ arcoriius to Isivr.
.SMALL JAR .V) CEXT, LAROE JAR SI.
ri'IIE Electric Paste act upon the iluf :le Ten
JL dens, and upon the wbole nervous system, re
t'Ovisg torf idi'v and producing a healthy ay.tioa
of the blood. Thera being bo volatile matter ia
its eomposition.it remains in action until it accom
plishes its- work. It cannot lose its strenetii. and
is altogether birmlcs, its constituent parts bcin
entirely f'H
WHAT WILL IT CUKE'
We answer itbeamt.'i'j Pains, when everything
else fi.'. Crsmps. Ch''iic. t'otlzh. Chilblains.
I'.urns. .Scalds, .'-prair., jleadaebe.Toothach.. dwel
lings. Rrui-es. Sores. Kir iworto. Tetter. Miff Joints,
Contracted Chords. Fresh L'u's. Ulcerated gores. an 1
a!l .Scrful ius Lipase where external remedies
ean be v d. rVjre Tbir-mts. r-uff Necks. Ac.
WHAT IT WILL CL'HE for Horse, and raMtr.
sweeny, spavin. FLtula. Poll Evil. Windfalls,
Ulcers, Ohohe. P-prins. Collar and Saddle UaiSs.
Mod Rruises. haT Joints, Vertigo, splints and
Ranbirg hore?.
IV'.Vw! p'r,uir.e but those having fhe words
' E C. Allen's C'.itcritraled Electric Paste, c Ara
bian Pain EVrator. Lancaster. Pa.. ' blown in the
bottle t'Lovk out ft,r counterfeits. Lon't for
g t to ask for Al.LEN'.S.
letters uron busioess. address. E. C. Allen, care
of IT. A. Ro kafi;! 1 A Co., Lancaster. Pa.
VoFor sa!e at the Lru r ur of Cliarlee I.
tVat,n, Clearfield, Pa-, ar.d coubtry sorekeejers
an i I'niyg m tniou-noul tru stae mayal Svly
LET US REASON TCOETHER.
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS.
1VIIV AHK WE SACK 1
IT hss heen the lot of tae Lomati race to be weiph
- - " J ' " ' . w m m V I I il . . 1 Aj J y 1
WAV PILLS arc srecially adsptl to the r-!ief
of the WEAK, the NKKVol.-f, the IiLLICATE.
ana ine i.'tin.i. oi all ciiroe. ages, sexes, and
r.rL.iltilinni i'r,f.. 1 1 . ! I .. . . It..
r.erintunds the ruanufac .urc of his medicines in the
i nitci .-iau:s, ano cueri tnem loa tree and c-nligtt-enod
pet-pic, as the be.it remedy the world ever
saw for the Tumoral of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE ELOOO.
TLoe famous Pills are expressly combined to op
erate on the sturaavli, the liver, the kidneys, the
lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting any de
ratigemcnt in their functions, purifying the blood,
the vrry fountain of life, and thus curing disease
in at! its forms.
OISPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human race have taken theso
Piils. It has been protcd in all parts of lite wort4.
that nothing haw been found equal to tbem in canes
of disorders of the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach
cornplainta generally. 'J hey soon give a healthy
tone to these organ, however much deranged, and
when all olhcr means have failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH.
Many of the most despotic Governments' have o
f.ened iheir Cujttoui Houses to the introduction e-f
these Pills, that th-y may become the uiedi-.ine of
the tnasiws. Learnod Alleges admit that this
medicine is the beat remedy ever known for per.
sonssf dclieate health, or where the system has
heon loir-aired, as iu invigorating properties never
fail to aS'ord ulirf.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No female, young or old, should be without ll.ia
celebrated medicio. It corrects and regulates the
monthly courses at all periods, amine; in minr ca
st l.koa cbann. It is also the beat and afet
medi' inc that can bo given to Children of all ages,
ar.d for any complaint; cocKeqieotiy no family
should be without it.
Holtowny't Pi!U art the lest rcmtly Lnown it the
world for the Mowing Vifites :
Asthma I'iarrhoa tocondarySymptoms
Cooghs Chest Diseases Stone and Gravel
Colda fever and Azuo Venereal Affprtinna
Inflnrnrt Pnvrl fmiir.I.Ink PcmaI. l"nn. .
Cttivenej Inflamation Wonns of all kinds
Dyspepsia Indigestion Lownuss of Hpirit.i
rebility f.lrer Com lainU Inward weaknesa
lropsy Piles Headaches
rw ar, 0 Maidr n Lane, N. York, and 244 ittrand,
London, and by all retractable Injcjiat.s and leal
ers of Moilicine throughout the United States, and
thm ititi..l T 1 : 1 . n ....
- "iri,m coaes at cents, e.j cents,
and each.
,. Theie. is a considerable saving by taking
'he larger sues.
N. B. Dircetir.na Sr. U- : J - .
"ery disorder are affiasd & tacb boi. ;arr3 56
CLEARFIELD LODGE Xo I?3 I O cf O.
F. tcee'j every rarwrdav eveosc?. at . i -elosk,
at their Hall ia Ierre!I I Carters pewi fcniP
dlcg on geeocd street- 1-- '-
JAMES B. GRAFI A.M. Te!er ia SAWED
LCMUEK, PCASED TLMBER, JLE.
fcOAJ4I3. 4c- is r-rrpare to E:L on tfie norte--t
notiffe. a!I oricra
en ("rr artt.Iela his lice cr busu
sese, on as reasvuMe
terns u they eaa be ro-
cored in the eouaiy
Graharepton. CiearieM Co.. Jam. 3.
JOn" RUSSELL CO.,
T.lXXF.HS AXD CVRRTERS,
PcnrUU, CUtrfif.'J Co , P.,
Keep eoti-tantly on hand an excellent aisortraett
cf Sea'her, wbsch they r for safe at the lowest
ea?h prices. Hilts tikes in exchacg.
Joiv 15. 1-1.
F
OK SALE. The sr. briber offer? f.r sale
bis farm. cottatctDr aboal 62 acres, wjth a-
bost 2i a-res cJcared and under rood cwltivati'ja.
fcavinj tbereon ereeJe-1 one 2-story hoe and
oam, situated one and a half miles above Cloar
C el 1 town, opposite the new bridge. For terms
ap-pfv to the subscriber oa the pre raises.
raa'y li-if MILO IIOTT.
1-0iKf! BOOKS'! lreer.?er Series cf
3 Ma'.bemarieI Works are now betns c.ed in
nearly a!l the .School. Academies acd CUe?e in
tke I nited tae. and are withoat d-nbt eiirival
lci in poict of merit, and in adaptation to the
wicts of oar ech xs ; they have the plainest roles
and best examples to i:!urate the whole business
of life. The attention of 5eT'erir:tendent. Iiree-
j ortn-l Teachers is rspeetfally invited to these
'fli; iivrc infvi..'.:i a nDii-rra series i Bay
other kin-1 as the law rtiires. T hese b-k can
be had wholesale, retailor in exthace for ?d
Ikk when introduced in the schools, at CD.
j VAT?OVj I'm? and VsV Store.
iearaeld. Jan. -v. : Ss rci.
OTICE.- tts mtetir. cf the Htockholdvra
il of tb; Tyrone and CiearfleM Kil Real, at
Pbilipf burjr. ib of May. li?. the followinr f er
on were iected as Vinxiort of tiie Comrany lor
the pres:nt year :
i AilE- T II ALE. Pre?i dec!
John T. MattLiai,
Jonathan Lr-yntoa,
Jeorre L. Reel.
John'I'arton.
James T. Leonard,
Lew is J. Cran,
Edward Ptii.'.
L'avid I. I'runer,
A ti Cartin.
( har.es It. Foster.
Jam:3C. Williams.
Jasies 15. '.iraham.
At a meeting held by a majority cf the Poard,
Wiiiiam liagrhaw wa appointed terrctary to tb
Kovrd. arid J:iith W. mith, Treanurtr. James
K. Mostr" tcery. was appointed Ecic;er: to I-a-.e
the r'.a 1 immediately for said Company.
And it wa furtht.r dire-;teI by the sail lrl,
that rive ootL.tEon each share, by the respective
f-'t kb.Mer. be duly paid to Ihe Treasurer Jo-iih
W. r'mith, wi'.Lia thirtv davs f n.m th!s date.
JAMES X. HALE. Prc.-i !- r t
Wir.i iw P..oHw,r-e-r tary. May T.lOiV
KYLERTOW.V GIFT DISTRIBl'TIO-N '.
1.600 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE!!
TI1HE u!seriber h j eoncla ied to dispose of his
A property by making a tiift Iistri'rMinn. bav
ii.g risteeu Hundred .'hares, at ONE DOLLAR
A . SHAKE. He feels eatis'ed that be ean di-po-e
of it in this way to the entire satisfaction of
a!! who C!4y intfcrert thmjeives in tbe Enterprise.
The drawinr and ditr;loticn will be superinten
dei by & committee info whose bands the proper
ty aiil be pia:ed as sotin a the ti-kets are Al
The comiu ttee i eompoit-i of the fillowing gen
tlemen Caester Muns.n. Thomas i. r-nyder and
. P. V;iJ.;r. The public are assored that they
ean rely upon tit ia committee to manage every
thing fairly and impartially.
For a liift of iifta. see handbills.
All orders for tickets addressel to the under-si-ned
will be promptly attended to
J'HS W. WIL1.IIELM.
rnaylt Kylerown. Clearfie! t Co.. Pa.
DAVIO S. PLOTNER Respectfully informs
his dd friends and the publi?. that he bj
obta ined the services it a good Cutter and work
Lianas a foreman in the tailoring buiue. and
it is now prepared to attend to anyerlersin his
Line of work on the most accommodating terms n
short -.otiee. and will have elothin? on hand at sil
times, such as dres oats, froek coats. ves', and
p.antaloons of their own manufacture, and good
material at the lowet p ri-es. With a wish to ac
commodate, he soli ji'i a share of r.atxv&ae.
New Wahington. May 9. lHjj.
T I. .KLM).V ft CO.,
jlcrrjjt Tou-"hip. CUart'ld Co.. Pa..
Would re.icfullv inform the titifns of that vi-eir-i:y
that they kctrp -constantly oi hand a lar;e
a-4ortuici.t of
Dry tiooJ. II :rj.'are, Qutair'. Cr rnrrritt.
Cvnt'cti'inarirt. II tn if C-jji. Loot V Hit'jt;
and all other articles u-uaiiv kett inacr.antrv
lore, wui'.-n tney are Oetermi nta V
to a.li low fur
cah, country produce, or lumoer.
August 1 . 1
HA YE YOl" SEEN SAM' Tho ruWriUr
would inform his old friends and the public
generally, that he still continues to keep a house
of entertainment in New Washington where those
who call with him will receive every atuctioa,
and be ma's comfortable.
ood stabling, and every other convenience for
horses on tho prcrui. D.VVIL) fc. PLOTNEIt.
New Wahing.oD, Jan. SI, ljj.
YKW GOODS The ondcrHncd Las just re
i ccived a large a.wortruent of
NEW GOODS,
at his store in
K A U T II A US,
which he offer fur sale cheap for eah or country
priucc. V. p. HL KXTHALL.
,-epternber 5. Kr,5.
AXCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY'.
i No. 11. Merchan'a' 'ETehaTiirsi.
PHILADELPHIA, "
This Company, with an ample Capital, well se
cured, is prepared to tff-xt Insurances in Clear
field, and adjoining Counties, on terms as liberal
as consistent with tho safetv .f the Company.
JNO. McIXJWELL, Jr..
Oct. 3. 1 Frrrrtrrry.
CABINET .MAKING Tha nndemgned
would respectfully inform the public, that he
has taken ths old aland oppesito the Methodist
Church, known as
M O It ROW'S S II O P,
where ha keeps constantly on hand and manufac
tures to order, every variety of Household acd
Kitchen
FUn?HTUJ.E,
such as Tables. Bureaus, Safes, Stands CupUards,
fsofas, Bedsteads, Ac., of everv stvle aiid varietv.
, , JO.-lfL'A JOHNSON.
Clearfield. Pa.. Aug. 1353.
TVTEW FIEM MERHELL CAKTEE would
11 inform tha public, that they have just open
d an eaieLsive
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET-ILON WAKE
WANUFACTORY,
0a Second Street in the borough of
CLEAR FIELD,
where theV are nrrrmred to'fumiah l ritm,it r .:.
I . .. JV,v 1'
ct-s everv variety of articles in their line.
ciui, uir-iroa, naiu, sieves ol every variety
Ploughs and farmina utenxila. r.nmn. r f u . w
desortption. stove pipe, patent sausage eutters,
funnels and self scaling cans kept constantly on
hand.
A 11 orders for cant in a, frip Flon r t,n C..t:if.
4o. will be thankfully received sod promptly at-
HOUSE SPOUTING DO.NE TO ORDER.
ThftT r Ala n nrtrfttMl rrawi a
ty of article on commission, at a low per-centage.
J. B. Alr.nKfc.LL.
L.R. CAKTEii.
Clearfield. Bept 10, 1855 ly.
TOR SALE. A second hand 2 horse wagon
jl. ana a tot or narness for
7
Clearfield, aor2
A. M. HILLS.
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WAGONS and BUGGIES, for sale cheap, by
v ffeb!3i M Ti PiTTov '
pOKK and DRIED FRUIT, excellent articles,
I can ba procured at tha Mora of
Cnrwenmiia, Tcb. 13. JI. D. r AT ION.
VK.WRHinT, IfEF.CH 5T. EXTEN
fclVE INHALER IS LUMBEK. i-eosd itreet
' one door sata of bis nh!: lrncc. Ciearttii, Pa.
CearSe.d. Marca It. 1 i-u.
"f dt EWVAL : The nndei-igEed t-e-s leava to
i JL V inform bis fnen-Js tr.a: he cas rtuvT'l tu
I BOOT A 53 EE0E 6TOEE.
from haw a Iiow. ' to his new fca,. cppo?i
the Tt3ce of James Wri;r'y- and two doors south of
th G. R. EarariT."ET.
lie fill keeps corvtai t!y ea haDls, every varie
ty of Iaviies siir.pers. gaiters. pir.ps. Ve. Men's
faacy shoes and gaittis. wii aa excellent art
xsentof heavy work, nil avispted to the varioej
wactsef the people of Clear5e':J. He kep-es his
friends will ea:l at his NEW STOKE, and ex
amine hi :oek.
Ikiots and hoti. rads to order. ajl met, Hig
d-e as heretofore. ISAAC JOIIXsTCX.
ClearSeld. JnBe?T.
Gvl LICH & UE.N.VER. would reipec-jVUy
I" inform the eitisers cf Clearfield, and public
generally that they hart eatered into co-partnership
is the
CAIilXET MAiCIXG BUSZJXESS.
and kep coui-.antly ou hands, and Liaitfaetnre
to crder, as the loweit prices, every variety cf
furxitare, eotsuiinij of
Diiiuz, Breakfast, aJ Centre Tallts, Siutilz,
Mivie, and Hah-iilaa'$t Jii-icjaay, aJ
Ccmmon Bid-'.tntit ;
Mthoroey and Caae-bottomed Chairs. Eurcauj.
hofa.'Lounr. c. Ac.
Cofins made and funerals attended on the short
est totice, with a eeat hearse, and appropriate
acorn auymeuts.
I!ou Painung done on tie shortest notice.
J-h'-'p ar.d Ware-room", same a? formeriy tpreap.i-r-
bv John Oulich. meanly op.pti'e the -Jew5tre,
Cleareld. Pa J HIS i IULICH.
3Iay 22, -23.-1 y. DANIEL EEXXER.
milE GOOD I.NTENT HOTEL.
X CCEWEXSVILLE, PA.
The fubseriber wotiM inr..rm hi f,-!enis and the
r.ab!ic that he has jast refitted and re-fcm!hl his
tocfe and is preparedto render every attention to
the trvel'.ii5 c.?mmn;.iy.
ltii bar contains Honors of the 5.-t qnality. and
1: ij tab'.e w i:l always be supplied with the be-i ia
market.
He re-Tee'fu'Tv ivH.-itj b? TrU-r.l ar. I rthfr? to
give biiu a er.!'..
VM. P.. FLEMMIX'i.
Acu-t 1, lr
YEW FIRM. HAP.TjHOP.N A M'CRACKEX
S have juit received a new and splendid a.-;-:-rt-ciel
of gvodi at their zijte in
LUMLEH CITY.
Tiy ir.vite the j uhiic to give ti.'tu t cii!. aiid
ured they will K able t- rT!r entire st
ifa;tion. Lumber. Hii-s. Lags, f'raiD. and alt
othtr k'ds tf pre iu:e tak-n in ts-.-)
P.KNJ. HART.-ll"P.N.
T1I0S. M-CKACKEN.
A a? 1. liii.
7VEW ARRIVAL.
1 A. ir J PATCH IX.
Have ju received a new and splendid a?-ort-mn
of Lion-is the best that was ever brouzht in
to the uppTtnl of ClearSeld Cvnnty. Tb-y in-vt-e
their friends and the pul.iie generally to give
them a ciii. where they wiil fnd all kinds of
g.is usuaMy kpt ia a Country .S'ore
C'-ine and evaniinc oar sfoek we charge noth
izz 1st the exhibition.
A Alt' 'N I'ATCHI.V.
JACKSON PATCH1N.
Lures' le. Nor. 2-r.
VALr.BLE PROPERTY F OR SALE.
I desire to sell my property ia Tyrone City,
I'.Iair Co. Pa , commuuly knosa u the Tyrone
City Hotel. Cotnf rising as f ';-wj-
One large three story Lriek hoow. .e:v!y feet,
two fronts, and LnUhed in eompl-te style. A
lar;e and cifcnjive stable, an evet!r."t wajh
hoa's and s'her tscts?ary tut-buildii:g. There
is a'.io. on the same Lots, one frame houe, with
ou;-tuii lings att-ithi. now r.-nting for ore hnn
dr'd ar.d thir'y do'.lar? f t nr.cara. The whole
stands upon three valnubie Lots a.s in t!-.-i plot of
sail town, and aS'irla several very eligible !ra
tnj for were. ofSej. Li., it. The wkvle will be
sol i cn r:aon:ib!e t'-rms. An I to any f er"-n. de
siring an investment, or speculation, tow 'n t!e
rhance. Privaie reajns Cstu'e me t sell this val
ua'le property, which is every day incrvasir.g ia
vaiue. Inquire of Caleb Gayer, or the sobscriocr
J. V. sTEWAKT.
Tyrone City. Sept 15. HiV-tf.
S T A R T 1. 1 N G A N N O I' N C E M I ! N T
LATEST ARRIVAL FE0M THE EAST,
i'-- WELCH, hsijut rcturnel fr-nii the City
aAe wi;h a r;tw ai.d spb-bdid asortmeat of
WaO-he. .Jewelry, and ?u v.r-warp the largest.
et and chespet ever brought tntoClfarfield . a
sistirg of hunting and open-fced gold and iilver
wa;..-h . gold Px'kets. g'.l 1 chain, goi 1 P-.-ns. rlr.g.s.
brva.-t-p:n. spectacles :ter firk-s brace'.tti, sleeve
butl'in.s. cuff piiM. ear rins. Ac.. Ac. Ac.
W atches ti l jewelry repaired oa the shortest
noti.-e. Juae t, "jj.
LAMES Handkerchiefs, ail Linnen. f.r!e bv
June I t. '55. P.. MOOP. "
YLW llo TEL: Tbe old Sr.Bitno HocsE.'Tt
II KEW WASHING rOX,
hai been re-opene-1 and re-fitted by the undersign
ed, who rcpcjifully to'k-iu a share td" j ublic pat
ronage. He is well provided with hourc ro m and g;d
statlir.g. and ir.trr.ds keeping a f emp-rar.ce lluii'C,
at which he will alwavs endeavor t-i mke bis
guests fd at home. JOHN SHETTEU.
Augot 1. lo.'. tf.
E V A R R I V A L. The undersigned ha3
ioat received a lar-ze stock of
NEW GOODS,
adapted to the season. coni-t!ng of
IKY 'uls. liKOCEI'.IKS. Ol EENWA!E,
11 a 111 w a re, c n f e'.'t i on a 11il.s.
nai1. holiow-ware,
ceii:k-wai;e,
Ac, Ac.
JAMES C. GRAHAM.
Grahamton, Aug. 2L 1S55.
NEW HOTEL,
AT LUMBER CITY,
(.'LtaarrtLo Co., Pa.
fiUn nndereigncd would respectfully inform
A the ptiblic. tbat he has just opened a NEW
HOTEL, at Lumber City, where he is prepared
to entertain all who may give him a call.
Extensive Mabling sittached to the premises
an attentive Ostler always in atUndan'-e
T t L, W. TEN EYCK.
Lumber City. Dee, lbii.
II
O! FOR TIIE TE.MPI.FOFTIO NOR
D It A I) I X A- At --it i n K ' s.
JIS, C0PPE3, & SHEET-IE03. WARE
MANUFACTORY,
PHILIPSDUKG, TA.
Ii RADIX A M'GIRK have just opened an exten
sive Tim, Coyjitr, Ar H-ifl-Iron H ars ?itin:ictu
ry, where they are at all times prepared to supply
customers with every conceivable article from the
smallest CofTo pot spout to the longest pipe ima
ginable. Thcv will do both a
WHOLESALE A EETAIL
business, and will at all times have on hand a
large assortment of ready-made ware.
HOUSE S POUT IXC
done to or lor, on the shortest notice, and pat c-.
in a r.eat, substantial maaEer. 1
STOVES, STOrE-PJPE, $ KETTELS,
of every variety kept constantly on hand.
They will furnish to order any of tho following
Cook stoves, viz : Tho W P. i... .
tha Vest, tho Atlantic, and Cook-Corn pl.-te
all or which are suitable for both wood and coal
Among the Parlor .Stoves will he fouud the -Ladr
..ajaingion, mo -txcelsior, ' 'Home Purlor ' Ac
Produoo of all kinda tnWn in .v-,... r '
K00ls A. A. Lit All N
October 24, l855.-tf. aUlKE.
fiOn 000 f H0RT SHIXOLESwanted by A
OW.UUUSI. Htlls. ,t hU store, f.r which
he highest market price will be paid In Goods at
the lowe:t prices m tha county mtrlO-tf
Emm Tilffl AT LAST!
PKOTESSIOXAL.-
JG. nARTSWICK. n. V., baring Ia:-i
inOearfeH. oferv bis professfnal servicer
' t Use pabtt. He eaa Lr ika prenent o lunvi a:
Ifeic-hiirs huttl . . .
P.rFEtrcE?: Drr. HrT Lorain a-J r. .
Wi;n.tieaiedd; Lrs. Eeriy, Careen. Pcuer atd
Mit,-heH. Centre county- Jmayis-y
H
m rrtri! siVftfiPl". ATTor.XEY AXI
- rnrvr J tjR AT l.Aff. CTrarleld.P
OJm ia Uriiim i How, a-xt de-tr to .fws'
April 14 tf.
ritnos. j. !'CTLWi t;n, attosxly at
X L W and bUZZl'SI ATTvflNLY. nirJ.
I'a may be f real at h-' See in Shaw's Row.
four d ors west of ihe -Ianiin Uvi." I"eia
and other leal iaitramet?j prep.ared wi:h f rcmpt
ces an4 j-rorvr. (Fe'o. 13 !y
BARRETT V LARUIHEU.
ATT'.:'.NLYS AT LAW.
havicg entered into copartner-hip ia tie practie
of thrir p-rofr-iin. i.l fai:hfa'.iy atieni t al!
bosiaeas ectrujted to their care i ClearfirM ecn
tv. G. ii. UAKRETT,
J. H LAUIMER.
qearaeH.Jalr H. 1-S..-Iy.
L JACKSON CKA.NS.
A T 1 O il XE r A T LA TJ".
CLI AEFIELS, PA.
Office adjoiairg hif re!:i"D-e, ca rrr i 5t
Aarost I. I'ii.
T A. WALLACE.
I r . A TTnfZXEr AT LAW,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
f nearly opootite the Court Houi.
A a raft I,
JD. M'EN ALLY.
A TTOR XE I A T LA li
CLEAKFIELD, PA.
Pri--tiees in OiearSeld ar.i a ij-..iiiing couciin.
OQce nearly c-ppesite Ju I -e 5'riht s s'.ore
Anot !. K'5.
E.
S. Dl'.NDY.
A TTORXEV A T LA II,
CLE AEFIELD, PA.
f.:e i't the rr-ini aijiiiiLj cs the Wcsc,
Store of Wm. F. Irwin.
Aura st 1. ljdv.
O. CROUCH, PHYSICIAN. Office in Cnr-
w?.5v;'je. May 1 1, l?55-if
DK. I. WOODS tenors bi profevioaal ser
victs t- the citiiens of CiearseM and v!;i ti
ty. Ltid'-r!C-e ia Second street, oppoiite tbe of
S ;e of L. Ja'ksvc Crarj. wLere he ean be fuand
cnli-H f.ls- rit on p rofv-sivtal Laiite'i.
ClearSeM. May It -A ."ia
JOHN II. MULLEN.
PIIYICIAX,
l'rrir', ti! .V. C'tirkdt C's"N'. Pz ,
Having rrntc-d property and situation cf I'r
F. liw , t-?Edcr tis j rof-5-i.cs! service to the
citiiens of I'ren.ihviU, and vi-.iuity. C-Slce. n.e
dijo-r eat of Latz's :o.. 1 reri?hvi!le.
Mt 2' -om.
DR. B. I. AKLKY,
PIIl'SICIAX.
ft rn!,,iHiii. C .l ft:'-i Cit.ll!. P-'.,
tenders his professional services the inhibi'.an'.s
:t 'irsLamton aiid inrroon din country he ean
at all tim-s be found at his I?.?'. Jirtvt'y r-Xo-site
.Mr. J. it. (irahsin s 'tore, when not j.rofes.
lornuly eEg--g--t. Apl.
TSm. A. 11. IIILL5. I'. P. ?. Crfi.'e a lj .ir
bis More. Clearfitll. Pa. Arufi-"-
.' ' cil Ttf ih, fiom one to afull stt. moun
ted in them"t tip proved mo ietn ?tyl.
Eiliir.g. i iiing. and Cleaning U ce with care
ac l natiio?.
Tevth e.vtr.v:tel with all the care an 1 diipitrh
mc-b rn -i r'?e can fiirtii1!.
1'K. II ILLS, can always L-e f;ual a; Lis oC;.
as he is cow devoting his whole atters'i n to bis
p rofessi.in. (Jane 2'. '55.
GEO B. OOIL V M) K R . m" ?, I VF. N EH an 1
JUSTICE Or' THE PEACE. I.uthcrsb'.irg.
I'learSc'd Co , Pa . will attend priuiptly ti collt-i-ti'.r.s.
aokrowledg'tg Deed. A.:.
liErrEKvrrs il..n. I'. It. Brrett. Wm A Wal
lace. Clearfield; Ex-'iov. Win. Ligir. PL Had :
Hon. l'avid P.arc'.ay. Punxutawcey'; Kva. U. W
.-ieler. Ur-Jokvillr ; II n. .1. Lurr.-ii-. Lcllcfonte.
IXCHANCJ E HO TliTT PIIILIIVriilT.
J-i The sab.acriber. ttankful f.r pas: Urors,
vronld re'pee'fully s-itit a contioqnnee tf the
eral patronage b . towed upon his Ib.cse by ths
PuUis He is prepared t ao.-ommodi.e w'aler
n;en. r.Iitor. drovrs. aa I all others whDtuavcall
iritU him. in the vory bet msr.cer.
He al.-o purp-. s t run a line cf lli ki from
Tyrone to Cte.irf.ctJ. f ..r t':: acernnind ation tf t?,e
travelling public. J. G. KVNX
PLilp.-
g. Mir.a 11. V
iS
EYT MILL At tt er'!l P:or."r MiHs :d the
Mosbannvn. ia Mirris toTr.th?r. The ?nb
-:ribcr has just completed a largo uew i rit Mill.
w.-iivU n in succt 5:ul operation. Grain of ail
kin 1 bought, stortd. and s..!d on c- n iTu- i-n
'ec iL JJJiNi'lY GI'.OE.
C-iOOO NEWS ,.-VhoIea7store opeuel in
A Tyrone City, nli?re anybody who wants
cheap g i d caa purchne. The' subsori tier haj-t
opened a large wetl lecfed st-k of Goods in
X V R O N" E CITY.
Corner of Lojan and Juniata 5t.
He ha en hands and will constantly ken a lerge
ttotk cf
Dry CoJt, Croceriti, 1'jis, Ccpt, 1"Wj, SUirtx,
Clathing, If.-rJu nre, titt.-urt Drvzs,
P K O V IS IO X S
of alt kinds, consisting cf
Potatoes, L'acon. Iruit. P,rar.s. Fl'.-ur. Wheat,
Corn meal. Ac . Ae
ALSO, IIYL, OATS, CORN, nc.
And he hereby gives notice that he wiil sell h'u
govds as low as they can be purchased in anv town
or eounty this side cf Philadelphia, and w ill take
Boards. Shingles, or even money in exchange.
July 4. '55. F. L Li.LL.
GOING IT ALONE The undersigned hav
ing taken to hims-lf the store formerly own
ed by Patch id A Swan.t.-ikes pleasure in informing
his friends and the pubtio generally, that he has
just received from thecity a splendid assortment of
Dry iloods. Hardware. Qu'ecnsware. Groceries
Confvctionaric. Hals and Caps, EooU '
and Shoe".
and every thing clso usually kept ia a eouctrv
store. Persons wishing ti tuy cheap nnd gooli
Goods should not furgct that he is determined not
to be undersold by r any store intbe ciunty. -His
motto ia ' a uirnbic peunv rathe than a slow six
pence " s. C PA'IVHIX.
len Hope. July 5. I'd.
IMPORTANT TO ITtH SEK LEPERS and
IRUIT liUOWER.S.-AKTHU2fS PAT
eat Air-Tijht Stlf-Sealin? Cans and Jars, for
Preserving Fnsh Fruits, Ac This invection f.r
which a patent hao been obtained, commends it
self to the attention of Housekeepers and others,
on account of its great imp.lij'tty. and the effcetu
al manner in w hich it accomplished a very desi
rable and useful object
The ears and jars nre con--'.mote 1 with a chan
nel around the month, liorr the t-ip. into which
tnccoicrtuUofclj. This channel is fiiled with
a very aJheive cmer.t, p repared f -.r the purpose
and allowed to harden. In trd?r to scai the Te
stl hermetk::I!y. ,' , on' v- r--t.-y tt htat the
cvvtr eht!y. a-i.l p-rs, ii tvry pt EUT bo
opened witu as much er.so as it is closed by "!..
;y warming tho top. Tho ord:narv tin cals.'ne I
lor the samH T.iirr,j vl,-:.!. . i . .
cannot be eiotcd, as is well known w sthutjt the aid
of a tintsr; are diUicult io open, aad are -outra"v
so mncn inured ia opcrm- a4 do be uies f . r
future service.
Dv thii aimple contrivance, the process of her
menca! scatiLg js placed convenienfy tviihin the
reach of every individual; end fruif. vegetable,
a.d butter (it properly prepared) mar bo kept,
with their natural flavor uuimptirod, iJr aa iu
definite length of time. For saU hr
r, r ,, MEKRLLLA CARTER.
Clearfield, Sept. 13, looi tf. .
sOOOKIXO anl TABL0R STOVES, for rale ia
V Cursdutsilt.it the store cf
Uhn 11 D. TAII0X.
Rf.- 'K. TTX i." RF.IIX loIersTa Lrv
Ocroi's ?Hor; No. 145- ilark-C rtrt.;t- Fiaiei-
phia. tAstr. 1. laj.-ty.
AT. LANE r Trio!-Q:- CTcthing Stnr,
No. 171. Marie Str Evry Tarie-y f
ready made Cloth is g: in the mvJ fistionable styU,
constantly oa haa4. . : . far- I. 'ii.-lr.
G EOP.ar J VTEATER 1 CO . X UXcr-a Ti
I" tr Ftrrt. PfeidAdelphi. Idlers ia Carr
ehaia. Yarn. Maai..a and Hemp liof- r-i-e-riii
" ,. Ki.t:r..l X - I to I.IiI
i ' J
FA AC 31. ASIITO.V. Hat Stwe, K
Market 5: . Ptiiid-iphia. Hats, Caps. Fs"
! At., of very variety.-and the best quality aiwrt
(& k2Ed. .ICr. 1. 13M.-IT.
GEORGE W. COLL AD AY. CtrrtrsKr
and Land rst. No. 3. UoidisirVs llai:.
Philadelphia. wi:i tsitLf ally attend U all bssittess
nrmfte-l t.-j hi care. Aag. 1. liiS.-Iy.
C "SALES OjFE X C, Xo. HZ, Market St, PaiLa
J de'phia. lilfri in Linens. vThite Godt, H o
siery. Ereach. Ecgliih and German Siik ioI. Li
ees. vilves. Eulua Cioths. t-i. Aa;. i. i.-ly.
If EIDLEMAX A HA Y"rARI Wh olesile Gro
Jsrs.TeaIaier. and Commis-'ron ilercLacls
No. :'.Z. Market .-"tr-et. Phiiadelrhia.
V. KLIDELMAX,
Aug 1. I5i.-ly.) A. HAY WARD.
lriLLlA.M HANELL A SOX. Hattf?
i T rnrers aai lc;pcrt-r cf Saddlery, sad ?ai
dry Hardware. No. 21 Market Street." Likilidei
phia. Saddles. Cridies. Harrer. Tnitti Whips
r-aJ.i Lag. Lridle Fiiiing. Lits. tirrnos. Eu;kl t
Carpet Lags, ect. (Aag. I. !j4.-Iy
H'jOD A Crt Exfps'.re Dry-goo-ls Dealers- Xo,
I:", Market ?., Philadelphia, keep constant
ly on hard a large. j.ndiL aar! cheap s:ock )f
the mcft farhi"nab:e aad elegit: gw-ds. Thy ii
tite ecuntry !erehasu to call and examine their
splendid isj.jrniit, befire pcrchaing else where.
Augast I. l-i.-Iy.
J7RISMUTII . BROTHER.
1 WH-JLI-SALE
TOE.ICCO DEJLEPJS,
So. 105 IT. Third Street' 5v doors b!rw Ra:s
Njv. 2i. '54 -Iy Pmt.aaEt.fHta.
C'OU'ELL 4 CO..
' 176 Xarkct Stret.
PHILADELPHIA:
i WHOt Eiita I'taLiai i list. Cap. F-rt. Jft ,
j let wees iti and 6:h Sit-, Fhiradeiplua.
j Jan IT. l?j;. .
MARTIN, MORRELL A CO..
(Late OLIVLF. ?! AETIN A CO j
; Imr.rters and Dealers in HOSIERY. TRIM,
i sirxas.cmns. lku.s;ie.s. fascygoods...
j Xo. 24 X;rth Fourth SVeet. Philaderstia,
! M T. MAP.TIN. CHA.-v II HAMRItK
j DAM L J. MOHKELL. O. P. PEDDLE,
j D ? 5. vt.j SAXDKSOX MARTIN.
RUSSELL k SCIIOTT.
Xes. 1SS Market St.. 5 Xerihant St..
PHILADELPHIA.
Iitportors aad W holeale lealers in
DRUGS, CHEMIC.iLS. Ac.
They repe-t:;y itvitj iheir Clcafti d fiieads
(O git them a eaU. plan. IT. 'io.-l v.
HARRIS, OKRISON & CO..
WHOLESALE DEUGGIST8.
N 2Z". "arket t., Nortn side between C:h A Tth,
PhilvlMpbia. Dru. MeliHnes. Ckes.ica!s. T'at
ttt iledicir.es. jBrgi-al Innmment-s, lrug(rti's
'''.-ire. Wii.diw GUv Paints. o Ls. It1 Pr-
f jmerr, Av:
JOHN HA RE IS. M. D.
Ii. B. OKHIH'N.
J. SHAKSWU-JD.
Aug 1. '55 -lj
aT.
Y. RUSHTO.N & CO..
245 Karket Street,
PTTTV S rX-VHUTa.
Importers and Dealers ia Earthen-Ware.'Cluna,
Opposite the P.e.1 Lien Hotel. Phi.'adelphia.
J. Y. RUHT0N,
J. C. HOPKINS.
X.v.
ROUT. bTIIOX.
KOO.NS, II FILM AN A CO..
No. u: north third ft
PtnLxect-rB:.
WHOLESALE TEALERS
In Foreign and Doaestie Dry Sooda.
1 irdj I'oor below Ra-e.
CHARIiiS KOONS.
AM03 O. HEILMAX.
Ft,;!d-!r hi. Mar IZ. lij.-lv.
c
CONRAD & WALTON,
2)5 2tarkft ftre t,
PHILADELPHIA;
rs and Dealers in
Imr
HARDWARE.
irox, .wins, c, 4c
They respectfaMy invite the pecpte of Clear
er' i. tu c-..n;.nca their favuxa.
Ag. 1. 1-ii -Iy.
I
JULtTAYbillt-
. No. 255 KarLet Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
H.-.re always Cn hand, at their Wholesale Vr- r
house. a large assortment cf
the Newest Stvle of
ROOT. cU0E. AND STRAW nrci,
V'JTil FVUEIGX A XI) DOMESTIC
All their pioJt being of their cwB direct iza-prti-.ion
and Manufacture, ther are enabled t
o5er scpericr iidceements to Me'rchanU layii.e io
WM. W. PAUL.
y, ..... U. TAYLOR.
Dee 1. 11. lr.
A V1x I:'S c!'i-AP . WATCH AND JEWELRY
sTol.L, No. 72 North Sccotr Street, (r rro
if f,f ..Ij,,t (,,o Hotsf.) Pphiladelphia "
Odd Lertr Watches, fail jewelled. Ii K. vises
Suy. r Lever do.. Ji : Silver Lepir.e. do.; Quar;i,-r
i-oid .-pectacles, tiiver do.; Miver Table Spo- na
Silver Drrt do ; SiUer lea do ; Oold Ter-s ai.d
Oold Caies; Gold IVns and Si'verdo- ---r,
with a. variety of fine Gold Jewelrv. vioti ,'.
Ouard and Foo Chains. All good's warrant :
be as rwrreente-J. Watches and Jewriry, rt-
ed in the beet manr.er.
Also. Mas .ni: Marks, Pirs. Ac. made t or
,L AI1 oi-ders sent ty mail or tth .
w:II be punetuil'v attended to.
His motto is: -Small Profits and Quick ta
1 hiladelphia, April ii, l.-Ci.
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE.
So. id, North ;ond Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having taken the eld well
known house, which has been renovated and re '
modeled throughout, rrspectfullr solicits hi Clear
field friends t give hint a eall on their visits to
tne city.
The furniture is all new. and has been selected
w;:n care from Henkies well known establishment
n C hertnnt Street, and is of the latest aad most
fa-ihiunable stylo.
Ihw location for Merchants and others coming
bniin7 " convniMinS in the centre ct
Aug. l.Isoa-ly. Proprietor.
lOKER, BROTHERS & JONES.
Ros. 18 & ISO, market Street,
PHILADELPHIA; 1
imp-jrttrs and manufaciurers of Citv and '
LATLRN MADE "jOv'TS AND SHOES!.
Alo. e-.ery variety cf French and English Show '"'
Laatings, Patent Leather. Kid and Calf-skins, : 1
tlioe Laee. tiallcns. Kicdinj", Ac.,
suitatle tor manufturers.
A! r..r.ia and Duiucstic Straw and Silk Ron-
litis, isiorn. l'anaraa. ar.t J"a.ci-Lcaf Hats "
Eniii-n, French, aad American artificial
1 lowers, C'il Silk, Siraw Trimming.
Ac ., Ac. ' '
Having removed to our new Store. No. 15S A 160 '
Ma. Vc! Street, below jth, South Side, up stair, wA -Invite
y-acr attention to our large and vi ied Stock
or Straw t"od. Roots ard Shoes, whiea w are -preparing
f 3r the appioachir.g Fall Sales. . '
All our ti .odi being exclusively of our own di-r-t
Importation ar.d Matufactur, we feel conn
dent tiiut our facilities are uch that we can ofler
you mducemenU regards variety and wices of
oooij, nnsnrpassed by anv house in the-eonntrv
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