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.THE JOURNAL.
LEARFJELD, PA., JANUARY 21, 1837.
Tub Baptist Cucbcii of Clearfield will hold
. their nextcotntuntiiun" on the first S-ibbitli
in February, in the Lutheran meeting-house.
The meetings will commence on Thursday
. evening preceding the first Sabbath.
- Uelioiocs StHvicks. 'lb Rev. John A.
. Qevr, Agent of the Sunday School Union of
the M. L. Church, will preacli in the Methodist
Church in CL-arfleld, on Sunday the 2oth Jan.,
at 11 o'clock A. SI., and in the evening of the
some day at Cur wens vi He.
Bi rned. -On Monday morning, a child of
Mr. 2. K. SIc.Uullin, of Laurence township,
fell from a chair, on which it was sitting, a
giinst a hot stove, burning its face and bands
kurvrely, the skin coming off its hands.
AcciDEST.--On Tuesday of last week, as Mr.
Aaron llarttuan, of Lawrence township, on his
-way from Tyrone to this place, was descend
ing a hill a couple miles this side of riiil:ps
burg, his sled struck something which caused
It to fly around and throw otT Mr. II., who,
falling between the sled-runner and a log at
the road-side, was knocked insensible atid re
ceived some severe wounds about his head.
Last Wednesday evening we had the plea
sure of spending a f.-w hours at the house of
our friend Ben. Hartshorn, Esq., who had in
vited us, in company with several other gen
tlemen, to assist in "discussing" the merits of
a fine, well-roasted turkey. Tho most fastid
ious epicure could Lave found no fault with it,
and, if we are permitted to judge others by
ourselves, the most ample justice was done to
the "subject," as well as to tlie other "creature
comforts" with which the table was bountiful
ly supplied, and which were gotten tip in a
manner that gave us the most exalted opinion
of tho skill and good taste of thosa who pre
pared ' t Item. "Lorg may they wave."
OL-ttWENSVII-LE AND 1IXE Tp. LvCEUM AND
Teaciieus Association. This society met at
the new school-house in Curwensville, o:i Sat
urday tiia KUh Jan., agrec'.i.'ny to notice pre
sous!y given, a:;d organized by appointing
Gen. John Patton, President pro. teni., V7ni.
Irvin, Esq., and Jesse Broomall, Vice Presi-
-dents, and I). M. Kiiitcr. Secretary. A com
mittee of three persons having been appoint
ed at a previous meeting to draft resolutions,
then reported the following, which were unan
imously adopted :
Whereas, It is the glory ' our system of
common schools that they are tho schools of
tho People extending the privilege of an cd
ucatiou alike to all and Is one of thj safe
guards of our Republic ; anil as we firmly be
licve fhe present school system of Pennsylva
nia is well ad iptcd to redeem and advance the
. sadly neglected cause of popular education in
the State, and is well worthy of the public
confidence and support; Therefore
Resolved, That wo renew our allegiance to
this great cause, and pledge our undividual
and united influence as teachers and patrons,
and call upon the teachers and citizens in the
County and Commonwealth to join us in o
cfiotts to raise aloft its standard and make its
tiamu what it deserves to be, ainsme of praise
and excellence ; and that we cordially co- pe-
rte with our Co. Superintendent, Dr. Schry
Yer, in his arduous and untiring efforts to e!e
Tate the condition of the common school iu
the county.
Resolved, That as moral training should ever
bo a prominent element in ail our systems of
education, it is our conviction that the Scrip
tures should be read daily in all our common
schools, without note or comment.
Resolved, That we recognize Associations,
Conventions and Institutes, as eiScient means
of prepaiing teacher3 for their calling, and of
advancing the? great cause of popular educa
tion.'and lliat w consider it their duty to avail
themselves of their bobcats as often as possible.
Resolved, That a State Normal School should
Lo established, and that teaching should be e
vated to tho rank of a profession, and tint the
welfare of thi common schools would be great
ly promoted bv cstali!isliiiijr a normal school
in each county in tho Stale, to be taught three
months each year.
ResolceJ, That it is the decided opinion r
this meeting that tho School Directors of this
Borough and Townthip should adopt a uniform
system of class books throughout the schools
and wo deem it tho most expedient plan of ef
fecting this classification for the Directors to
introduce at the public expense such books as
they may adopt.
Resolved, That irregular attendance of schol
sirs is one of the greatest evils in our common
schools.
Resolved, That we carpestly recommend the
citizens of this borough and the .chool district
adjoining it, as a measure eminently conda
ivc to elevato th t standard of Education a
mong us, to unite and form a graded school at
as earl" a day as consistent ; and that the Bor
ugh and Township form a high school to be
located in this borough for the purpose of af
fording a more liberal education to those
scholars who have become more advanced in
our common schools. .
Tho following persons were elected as per
manent officers -.President, John Patton
Vice Presidents, William Irvin, Esq., Jesse
Broomall; Secretary, D. M. Kinter ; Treasu
rer. A. Ilutton ; Executive Committee, Rev
L. L. Still. Thomas Ross, Esq., Jos. II. Spcn
cer. Joseph Peters, Amos Ilutton.
Teachers and all others interested are invit
ed to attend.
On motion, adjourned to meet on Satnrdsy
the 2itb inst. Signed by the oCcort.
The following named gentlemen aro spoken
of in connection with the Gubernatorial nom
inations, by the Democrats, viz : Hon. John
L. Dawson, of Fayette ; Gen.Wm. F. Packer,
of Lycoming ; Col. William Hopkins, of Wash
ington ; Hon. William II. Witte, of Philadel
phia; Col. Samuel W. Black, of Allegheny ;
U jn. Charles It. BuckaW, of Col'iml 11 11 on
. ItonWjOf MifHTrt. .
CLIPPINGS AND SCRIEBLINGS.
CIn session our courts.
IT?" Down the Mercury in tlieiti)or)ir,tt"rii.r'
"Uy'p '"w "lander,Tef the Peuiocrats at
the defeat of Forney for U.S. Senator?
fjyElated the Americans and Republicans
with the election of Sinion Cameron.
cyite-clected Hon. Charles Sumner, as
U. S. Senator from Massachusetts.
C7"Discontinued the "fast line" trains on
the Pennsylvania Railroad,' until otherwise
ordered. ; - .
CyTaken their seats Wm. L. Moore and
Benj.' Bonsai!, the new Associate Judges for
CleuSeld countv.
CyAppointed Brady, of the Brookville
Jeffersonian, as one ol the transcribing clerks
of the House of Representatives of this State.
CT7Up-set a sleigh, with several ladies and
young gents, who were crossing the river on
the ice at the fording below town, on last Fl i
dav evening.
EF" Worth trying. The Louisville, Ky.,
Democrat says that the heaves in horses may
be cured by feeding them on cornstalks, and
the disease will never return.
CP"It is said that the Klamath county, Cal
ifornia, jail consists of a live-oak tree, with a
staple and chain attached. It is well ventila
ted, and affords a good opportunity for the
study of astronomy and tho barometer, espe
cially wheu blankets are scarce.
CTA great mouse hunt, says a Bridgeport,
Conn., paper, came ofTin that vicinity, consis
ting of two parties of forty a side, with a large
number of dog3, which succeeded in killing
during a day's sport, OGO rats and 31 bushels
of mice.
CC7"TIie inaugnral ceremonies connected
with inducting Gov. Polk, of Missouri, into
office, were delayed more than half an hour in
consequence of there being no Bible at the
State House, and not a copy in the vicinity.
One was finally obtained at the penitentiary.
LLiO it goes. A lew wye its ago a poor
man m JNew l oik, to procure flour and a few
groceries to keep his family from starvation,
forged an order and was sentenced to six years
in the penitentiary. More recently, Hunting
ton, for forging to the amount of millions, has
been sentenced for less' than five years.
Thy Xew York Mirror says it is estima
ted that William B. Astor has nuv a regular
income of $0,000 a day, or about 1,100,UI0 a
year. If wealth led to happiness, Astor should
be the most contented man in the world. He
is not. To keep away the gout he feeds him
self on bran bread.
d7-Ril;d"' one of the officials in a neigh
boring borough, lie says we shan't publish
his name in our paper, if he should chance to
be again invested w.th "a little brief authori
ty," as lie "don't belong to our crew." Isn'
that 'orpliul V Well, he shan't swing on our
Gales, no how ! !
CTTo bo hung a whole family of negroes,
consisting of a grandmother, mother and three
sons,' the eldest 19 and the youngest 12, who
killed tht-ir master, the late George Green, in
Prince William county, Va., on Christmas
nigM last, and were fully convicted after a tri
r.l lasting two days. They are sentenced to
Lo .i.rz in thirtv davs after the date of their
conviction.
"TuEErttssfcx of Slavery the Pclict of
Tin tjoiTii." In an article with this headin
the liichmond Er.quirer, of the 7th iust., after
drawing a parIel between t'nu sources of pros
perity of the North and South, and coming to
to the sapient conclusion that the prosperity
and power of the former rest upon an unsta
ble b asis, that of "mechanical arts" and "com
mercial enterprise,"' and that of the South up
on a more secure one, she being "cinphatical
Jy. if not exclusively, an agricultural country,''
uses the following language :
"The only danger which the South Ins rea-
san to apprehend, Ut that in consequence of
an accidental combination of circumstances, it
may lo.se its equality of political power in the
Confederacy, be reduced to a soi t of depe:x
ence upon tho North, and, by an iniquitous
policy of legislation, be ill-spoiled of its advan
tages and restricted in its development. It is
then, of the last consequence to tho wi-lf ire
of tho South, that it maintain its equality ol
power in the Union, so as to protect its rights,
and prevent any unjust discrimination against
its interests in the action of the Federal Gov
ernment. Eut tiiis 'csnlt can be accomplished
in only one wny ; and that is by iunitling on the
I'gilitnatc expansion of the intti'u.'ions of ihe
Son!h. . . The timid fool may whisper that
the expansion of our institutions is an imprac
ticable achievement ; but nothing is impossi
ble with the people of tho South. If the
North resists, upon what stronger ground could
wo stand than upon this issue of tho exten
sion or restriction of slavery 1 If the strug
gle is to come, let it ccmc now, while yet we
have the spirit and the power to defend our
rights. If we aro to fight, let us fight for a
principle which is essential to our equality in
the Union, or our independence out of the
Union. Henceforth let the free expansion or
its institutions be the ultimatum of the
South."
The Enquirer is a prominent Democratic pa
per, and is regarded as the month-piece of its
party at tho South. It may therefore be re
garded as expressing the general scntimeut of
its section. -
Great Enino-. A bridge is now being built
across the Upper Mississippi, at St. Paul, Min
nesota. It is to be 1,300 feet in length, rest
ing upon nine piers, tho highest of which are
seventy feet above high water mark, no as to
enable boats to pass under without difficulty.
The greatest span will le two hundred and
twenty feet, sufficiently widj to allow the lar
gest raits to pass without coming in contact
with Ihe abutments. The nbole cost of the
work wilt bo near $120i00.
The Territorial Legislature of Kansas met
at Locompton on the I2tii instant. A letter
to the St. Louis republican denies that Gov
ernor Geary had anything to do with the arj
rest of the member of the Free State Ai-
Married On January 1st, 1857, by J. W.
Wright, Esq:, Mr. Jon A. Snorr to Miss Re
PFCUA Sisk, all of Beccaria township.
On tho iilst Sept.. by Hcv. C. Jeffries, Mr.
Geo. CuAXbLta, of Maine, to Miss Jask Ass
Gos3, of Woodward township.
DIED in Curwensville, Clearfield co., Ta.,
on Monday evening, January 20th, 1857, Rev.
John W. Elliott, aged o'J years.
CLOVER SEED. A large lot of Clover feed
for sale at MF.ItUELL & CARTER':.
T 11 EAT
f ? Jan241
F I. 0 V K for nle at
MEKRELI. & CARTER'S.
rANTKD- 10i1 BUSHELS WHITE BEANS,
?T. for which the bisrhrst price will be Riven
by
MEURELL & CARTER.
ClearficM. Tcc. 17.
A FIRST HATE Sett uf Ulacksmil.hingTooia,
including Hi'llow. Anvil. Sorew-plato. Ac ,
for sale by jan7 MERRELL A CARTER.
BUCKW H EAT"! 'lToi'It A Jot of prime
r.uckwlieat flour for fuIc. nt lower rates than
elsewhere, by lj:m71 MERRELL A CARTER.
IVVANS AM) COMPANY'S GHEAT
BJ GIFT BOOK SALE,
409 Brondwav. Kow York.
Fme Gold Jewelry Given Away to Purchasers of
Uoo.t.
All Books will bo sold as low as can be had at oth
er Stores, many of thi'in for lo.s. New books re
ceived daily. A Gift viiryins? in value from 2'cts
to 51.00, given with each book nt the time it la sold,
llaviiif; on hand a very large stock o f new and val
uable iou. t. and as our motto is -'Large sales and
small profits, " we arc determined to give our cus
tomers better bargains than enn no nail eicwnej
Any book published in New York or Pbiladclpl ia
will be nruwntlv sunt, sift included, on receipt of
publisher's price. Catalogues of Hooks and Pre
sents, containing full explanations will bo sent
free to all parts of tho country.
lhetuoflt liberal uiitirriiicnts are tnuerco to a
ponta. Any person by pending us an order for ten
books, with uionev enclosed, will bo entitled to an
fxtr.i Jioui and Gift. All ordera for books, con
taining money,: (to ensure perlect snlety.) snouiu
be registered' at tho rust-office where they are
mailed, and directed to .Evans k Co., 40S Lroad-
wny. New 1 ork.
RrrKUENCF.. M. Thomas & bons. t-outli i onrta
St. Philadelphia; J. I!. Lippcncott &. Co.. Phila
delphia; I. Applcton .t Co.. Broadway. X.York;
llerbv & Jnckon. Nassau Mrcct. .ew lorK.
-; tfr for a Catalogue.
EVANS A Co.
Principal Store. 40? TJroadway. New York. -Ttranch
stores at 125 Chestnut street. Philadcl
phi.i. and at Washington. 1). C. Dec! 7 3m
Caxt your Drewt itjo the Wtiter.t, for after many
days ye. shall Juid it.
A Certain Cure for all KheaEiitis Pains.
pON'T CuMJIiMS r.L'T TUY IT, IT CASSOT If All..
E. V. ALLE.VS
CONCENTRATED ELECTRIC PASTE,
JLK AHAMAN TA1V KT R.VCToll. KOlt MAX A HOUSE.
Cu)yrizht 'rci'til according to Ittw.
SMAL.. JAi; 00 CEXTS, LARGE JAR SI..
riHHE Electric Paste acts upon the iluscles.Ten
-M. duns, and upon tho wholo nervous system, re
moving torpidity and producing a beaittiy action
of the b!oud. There hrin? no volatile matter in
it-i coiiiposition.it remains in action until itnceoia
plishes its work. It cannot lose its strength, atid
i s altogether harmless, its constituent parts being
entirely vegetable.
WHAT WILL IT CIT.E?
V."e answer llheumr.tic Pains, wheu evervtliin
else fails. Cramps. Cholic, Coughs. - Chilblains,
Hums. Scalds, jirains. ileadacho,Tooihacl;e.Swel
lings. Iiruises. Sores, ltingworm.Tctter. SStitT.Ioirits,
Contracted Chords. Fresh Cu's.Ulevrated Sores.ai'd
i.W Scri't'ul.ius Uis':ise3 where external remedies
can he used. Soro Throats, ttiif Necks, Ac.
WHAT IT WILL CI KK for Horses mid Cattle.
Sweeny , Spavin. Fistulas. Poll Evil. Windfalls,
I'lsers. Cliolic. Sprains. Collar and Saddle (ial!s.
Stone Liuises, Stiff Joints, Vertigo, Splints and
Kttnnir; Sores. '
VH''Sxia genuine but those having the words
'L. C. Allen' Concentrated Lleciric Paste. rr Ara
bian Pain Kxtra-tor, Laucaster, Pa.." b!oin the
hntile C LkiIi out for counterfeits. lon't for
get to a.-k for ALLKX S.
Letters upon business, address, 11. C. Allen, care
cf II. A. P.oehaSclJ & Co.. Lancaster. Pa.
ferVor sale nt tho lrug Store of Charles 1.
Watson. Clearfield, Pa., and country storekeepers
and l'rngirist throughout the Sia'o niayil 'Oii-ly
4 V ALUAKLK PROPERTY FOR SALE.
I desire to sell my property in Tyrone City,
Blair Co. Pa., 'commonly known as the Tyrone
City Hotel. Comprising as follows:
One large three story brick house. Sixty feet,
two fronts, ami finished oft" in complete style. A
lare ar.d extensive stable, an excellent wash
houso and other nucessary out-buildings. Thero
is alse. on the iniug Lots, one frame house, with
out-buildings attached, now renting for one hun
dred and thirty dollars per annum. The wholo
stands upon three valuable Lots as in the plot of
said town, and affords several very eligible loca
tions for store, oniccs, tc., Ac. Tiio v. hole will bo
sold on reasonable terms. And to any person, de
siring an investment, or Speculation, now is tho
chiiiicc. Private reasons cause nie to sell this val
uable property, which is every day increasing ia
value, iuquiic of Caleb Guyer. or the snhsirihcr
J. 1). S'fEWAUT.
Tyrone City. Sept. T. ISiia.-tf
LOIM'LO ITERS TAKE IVOTICE- That
at. a meeting of the Lumbermen held r.t
CisarSeM en the lath inst., the undersigned wcro
appointed a commitfeo to institute jiroscutiocs a
g:ii:.st nil peisoiisobstrueting the navigable streams
by the floating of loos.c log. Wb therefore notify
afl tiersons concerned, that pmceeilings wit! be in
stituted and prosecuted to conviction against ail
and every person, whether owner, contrii'-tor or
laborer, engaged in putting loose logsintothe riv
er or any of it tributaries in the counties of Clcar
field, l-.l'k and Centre. J0J1X M. C1IASL".
W. II. IfJP.rstiX, P.oirr. MAHAFFKY,
WM. STKWAMT. JAMES ASKLY.
ItAN'IKL nilOADES, P.OIiEKT ulake,
K.C. WIXSI.OW, KOUT. KOTTiKOCK.
August 27. I".r.
a 5i TT If T. j o iFx s t o x ,
BARKER AXD IIAllt DHESSER.
would respectfully inform tho citizens of Clear
field that he has opened a shop in -Shaw's How."
in the room recently occupied hy F. Short, as a
Loot and Shoo shop, where he is at nil times ready
to Cut Hair in the most fashionable style and do
Shaving iu the most scientific manner. Shampoo
ning a!so performed Ho solicits the patronage of
tho public. .Tan. 7. IS.iT.
XOR SALE, TWO P.UILDIXU LOTS in the
1 borough of Clearfield ; several LCILDIXU
LOTS and PAST CP. K A Nil WOOD LOTS, contain
ing from three to ten acres each, near the borough
of Clearfield.
Also several desirable EARMS and pieces of
TIMBER LAND, in various parts of the county.
Terms accommodating. Aprd v to
L. JACKSON CRAX.V .
Apiil 16, ISoO. Clearfield, Pa.
CAUTION .All persons arc cautioned a
g.iinst middling with the following 'property,
now in possession of Win. Curry, Sr, and Samuel
Curry, of Knojt township, ns tho same belongs to
me and only left with tho said Curry's on loan.
One bay Horso. One bay Marc, One sorrel Mare,
Two setts of Harness, and Two Cows.
11. 1. PATTON.
CurwensvilIe, Pea. 10. la j -jan7-'57-:hn
STRAY HOG A white sow. supposed to bo
about two yoars oil, with a short tail, which
came trespassing on the premises of Samuel Long'
about 4 weeks ago, is now in tho care of the un
dersigned, in Pike township, who requests the
owner to come forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take her auay, or she will bo sold a s th o
law directs. lJan7-lS57l ULNJ. 1- 1ALL.
noil S LE A two-story frame House, with a
JL1 half aero of land adjoining, situate in Law
rence township, on the road from Clearfield to
Curwensville, about U miles from Clearfield. For
terms apply to Zebad Lawhcad, Lawrence town
shin, or to the subscriber.
P L. JACKSON CRAN3.
junel Clearfield. P.'
B IOTL'OYVAY'S PILLS) AMTOINI M tST
CLEAR FI ELD I NSTITUTE. Tbo second
quarter of the present whool year of this Inrti
tutioa will commence on Monday, November li th
' PV.n wil.inj- t fit themselves for Collejro,
Teachers, Commercial or other avocations in life.,
will here receive every desired facility. A thor
ough Scientific and Classical course is hero given
on terms lower than in similar Institutions in the
State, rarentsatadistaucjcan obtain voa ruing
for their snnn and daughters under the immcdiato
care of the Principal, whero they will receive rare
advantages, with all tbe coin tons ami picusureui
heme; anil tboir morals win do canuuy guimv.
It is particularly desirous that pupils loruie ap-
proi-cliinit term be pres nt at its commencement,
to decl their scats and be properly arranged in
their respective classes.
Further iut'ornmtion and Catalogues of the In
stitute can be had by addressing.
, W a. UA3U'iir.iL.. rnncipai.
Aug. UK, ISifi. Clearfield. Pa.
"IttrEST HRANCII FIRE INSURANCE COM
t T PANV, UK'K HAVEN, CLINTON CO., PA.
. CAPITAL, S.-M1D.U00.
Insures Iietuched liuildings. Stores, Merchandise
- and other buildings and thuir contents
I'lltECTOHS :
Hon. John J. Peaice, Hon. O. C. Harvey,
John 15. Hall. . T. T. Abrams,
Charles A. Mayer, - 1. K. Jackman,
Charles Crist, W.White.
Peter Dickenson. 1 homas Kitchan.
Hon. ti. C. HARVEY, I'kes t.
Thos. Kitchen, Sec y. T. T. Abrams. ice Prcs t.
Ihe undersigned Laving oeen appointed a
gent by this company, gives notice that he will
insure Uuildings of every deslription. tioods. Ac.,
on the most reasonable terms. This company it
in a prosperous condition, and meets all demands
promptly. The capital stock of the company is
5 100.000 with privilege of increasing to $:oii.uuu.
A. M. M0NTELILS.
Curwensville. Pa.: Aug. 2d. lS36-6mp
Gn.ICII & KENA'ER, would respectfully
inform the citizens cf Clearfield, and public
generally that they have entered into co-partnership
in the . ,-
CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and keep constantly on bauds, and manufacture
to order, at the lowest prices, every variety of
furniture, consisting o ,
Dining, Breakfast, awl Centre Tables, Sewing,
Writing, and Wash-Stands, Maliaganij, and
Common Bed-s'eads ;
Mahogony and Cane-bottomed Chairs, Bureaus,
Sofas. Loungts, Ac. Ac.
Coffins made and funerals attended on the short
est notice, with a neut bcarsc, and appropriate
aciompanyments. . - . .
House Painting done on the shortest notice.
Shop and Ware-rooms, same as formerly occupi
ed by John tiulich, mearly opposite the -Jew Store,'
Clearfield. Pa JOHN GL'LICH,
SIay J.',J5j.-ly . DANIEL PEN XEIt
TTJ CMOVAL. JOSH I A S. JOII.NSOX,
JL CABINET MA A" I 'll.
has rctioved his shop to the new building of John
J routiuan, on Market street, where be will keep
on hand or manufacture to order, (of superior
fiiiis'.O every variety of Household and Kitchno
FUR 133 TUBE,-
such as Tables, liurcaus, Safes. Stands Cupboards.
Sofas. Redste.ids. Ac. of every style and variety,
which he will dispose of at cheap rates as any Or
thcr establishment of the kind ia the county.
Call and examine bis furniture, and judge for
yourselves of its qnahtv and finish.
.JOSHUA S. JOHNSON.
Clearfield. Pa.. December 17. 1S."6.
I EXTENSIVE MAR RLE YARD,
li AT TYRONE CUV, PA.
Having just received lot of the oest eastern Mar
ble that can be procured at thePhiladcl- , ,
phi Yard;, lata now ready to furnish .ui..
all kinds of .work in our lin'j, vij : Mou- .
nmeiits, Tomb-Tables, Marble Dor-steps-!jIs2U
Lintels, Mantle-picecif. Ceutro-Tahle. Card-Table,
Luroau-top. Ae , of either American or Italian
Marble. ,'iifN. B. All orders sent by mail, pruiupt
I V attended to Wc will not be beat either in work
orpriees. dccM-'isi.lyl I. L'LREY.
JA. A. Frank. Km.. Agent, Clearfield. Pa.
TOll SALE. ValuMi HeM Etut ia Bell
JL Toirii-tiij). The subscriber ofieis for sale
his valuable farm in. situate in P.ell township.
Clearfield county. Iyi..g on tho River, 2 miles a--
c Magees Mills, containing one hundred and
thirty eight acres and t"7 perches; seventy acres of
wtileli are cleared and in a good state of cultiva
tion, and the balance well timbered, having there
on three dwelling houses, large frame barn and
outbuildings, two bearing r.pp'a orchards, and is
well watered. A good title will be givcn.aud terms
made ea.-y. For jurther particulars inouireof the
subscriber, Novig-il JOHN WEAVER.
MO.EY ! MONEY!! MONEY!!!
HIM1S! HIKES !'. HIDES 111
'1 lie highest prii-e will be paid in C'a.V or Storrx,
for Hides and Skins, at K B inmarx Clirnp Store
Storr.'' between the Toll-gate and Thomas May's
Hotel. Plank Road street, Tyrone city. Pa.
lon"t forget tho place cut this advertisement
out ami bring it with you.
Tyrone. Jan. 7. 1S.")7-.;t A. H. R AIM AN.
TTIOLiE-SAI.E. I he subscriber wishing to
retire from the Mercantile business, (sole
ly on account of press of Professional business) de
sires to Uisposu of bis entire stuck of Store goods
at wholesale and will sell them on the most accom
modating terms. Any person wishing to engago
ill trailing in any part id the county will do well
to call and sco me before making any other nr
rangfiueitn. A. M." HILLS.
Clearfield. August 27. 1S.".!5
CJTII.L O.N
HAND! Tho undersigned con
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tinues tho CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING
JJUSINESS. at his new shop on the corner of Main
and Mechanic streets, one door South of Dr. R. V.
Wilson's office, where he will be pleased to accom
modate his customers at nil times. Repairing done
on the shortest ntioe aug20 R. R WELSH.
LACKSMITIIINO. The subscriber would
inform the puolic that hchast.iken the Black
smith Shop formerly occupied by Georgo Orr. on
the corner of Third and Main streets, in the bor
ough of Clearfield where he carries on tho business
iu till its various branches.
June 6. lioo.-iy JACOB SHUNKWEfLER.
"VTI'AXTJID a situation ; cither as primary
? Teacher ia an Acilemr or as Preceptress
in a select School of young Misses from the age of
ten to fourteen. The latter preferred. Address.
Miss FANNIE LUCE.
dcc2I-ftt Grahamton. Clearfield Co.. P.i.
Ol'SE AND LOT FOR SALE. The late
residence of J. M. Pfourz. in Ansonvillc,
may bo bought cheap by immediate application to
me, idceliMf. J. B. M EN ALLY.
BACON, Bl'TTTER AN D SALT
kept constantly on band and for sale, at
the old slore room of E. A- W. F. Irwin, bv
Clearfield. dua2t-'55 JOSEPH K. IRWIN.
GIaIN! GRAIN!! Wheat. Rye. Oats anj
W Corn, can at all times be procured at tho Pi
oneer Mills, on the Moshannon in Morris town
ship, nt the lowest selling rates.
July IS HENRY GROE.
GROCERIES. .lust received and now
opening, a general assortment of
choice groceries, which will be sold at the
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v I'M
lowest cash priees at WM. F. IRWIN'S.
QUEENSWARE A superior lot of Fancy
and Common Queeuswaro now xtpening
anil for sale at the most reasonable prices
nt the storo of RICHARD M SS OP.
FISH! FISH 11 Superior Mackerel and
Codfish jnst received and opening at the
cheap Cash store of Richard Mossop in
Clearfield. - may 21?5f
T3LACK, Imperial and Young Hyson fVTVfl
Teas of tao best quality to be had nt L
.1. , . t. . . . ,r.'Ufno
the lowest each i rico at
M ISS0P S.
ftlWlflli LONG SHINGUEd wanted by A.
JUlfjUUU M. Hills, at his store, for wi'iicb
the biguest market price will be paid In Goods at
the lowest prices in the county. juno25-if
"VTOODKN WARE A lot of superior Buckets,
T t Tubs and Willow Baskets, juat recaiTed
and for sale afc aian of the "
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TVEWBrRO HOTEL ThenisdersiffnedhaT
11 ing leased the hotel recently kept by Esra
Root, in Ncwburg. Chest tewnship. announces to
tho publio that he is prparod to accommodate
travellers and others w ho may give h tin a call
The bouse is well supplied withnU the necwanes
and accommodations to mako guests eoinfortable.
He rspectfnlly soficits n share nf patrpnnge.
Oct2'J.'5C-oin . CTRVS H. THURSTON. -
WACOX - M AKI.XG THE undeHngned
IT wold-innounra that they manufacture
Waggons of all lc-riptions, Puggies. Slds. Ac-., at
their shop in New Salem. Drady township. Clear
field conntr. which they offer for sale at as reasona
ble rates as' can be purchased elsewhere. They res
pectfully solicit a share of patronage.
1 . t'AMI'.KJHUK JOHNST0X,
0cfl-'5C-if WILLIAM LEWIS.-
17ALL AD WIXTK-U mills;
i t tiiM aiin Aki rim
"CHEAPEST GOODS,"
Ilarketftreet, Clearfield, Pa.
The undersigned has just receivod and opened at
his store room, a large and well selected stock of
Seasonable (Joods. which he offers at the most rea
sonable prices to purchasers His stock embraces
DRY GOODS. HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE,
GROCERIES, Roots. Shoes. Hats. Caps. Ae.
He respectfully invites all who wish to purchase
Goods t low prices to give him a cull.
Approved country produce taken ia exchange
for goods.
Persons wishing to purchase. nd rcocire a fair
equivalent fur their money, will du well to give
him a call.
Remember the sign of tho CHEAPEST GOODS,
on Market street, and call and be convinced that
there is truth ia the words thereon iuscribed.
WM. . IRWIX.
Clearfield. Pa..yov. 25, 1853 -
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Nov. 1S58. Tribune oflicc.Ncw York.
V MONEY MAKING TRADE EOR
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jEFrnrnss manual ok profitable a
USEFUL TRADES. ARTS AND DCCUPA1 IONo.
WITHOUT A MASTER. IS NOW READY FoH
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of the times, to all persons out of employment,
as a number of money making trades and arts can
be learned without a master, beside all the genu
ine and popular receipts. nd instructions of the
day. for the manufacture of the most beneficial,
anil saleable articles, now in common use. Any
pern forwarding one dollar post-paid, to C.JEP
FllIES. Jrtf.ir.t. Clrirfi'ld Co . l a., or to A. II.
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copy by return mail.
And any person forwarding twenty-five cents,
post paid, to C. Jr.mties. will receive by return
mail, one of the three following instructions:
How to make the celebrated ariitluial HoNEr.
How to raise trouble crops, of all kiads of vegeta
bles, with little expense, and how to catch all tho
Wolves, Foxes. Minks and Mnskrats in tho neigh
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receive the whole three by return mail.
Jnne 4. IS.'tlJ Iv. .
HERE !!! LOOK
THE
HERE I!!!!
LARGEST AND BEST
STOCK' OF
TALL AND WINTER GOODS,
EVER OFFERED
IX CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PENN'A.
The undersigned has just received from tha East
and is now opening at his Store in the borough of
CUliVENS'lLU:, one of tho L AUG EST
and fji'Xf estevsire toc of Fu'lunl Viutrsood
ever offered in Clearfield countv. Having select
ed his goods with the especial view lo the wants of
i his community, ami being determined to szll tstta
at as low priees as they can be purchased any
where in this section of country, he hopes to se
cure a liberal sharu of public patronage. His
stock coi.sist of Dry tioods. Groceries. JI:;rJware
O.censware. and in fact every article kept in a
country sioro. 'ibe largest and best assortment of
Rots uud shoes. Ilais and Laps. lvc:i Jy-maJo clo
thing. Ac, Ac. Ac.
Country proJuce and Lumber taken incichanga
for Goods. Cash not refused.
Curwonsvil'e Novt2-'. d If. TV V TT"S.
1 O A jV iaziue for the Horn' nf t,4
X OO I P,e.-GliAIIAM S Il.fA'STRA-
TiiJt MAGAZINE, th Piuneer Mtziziiie vf
lite. Country, est tblixhed in 1S27. Sutseribo for
the New Volume commencing wi;h the January
number. IS.,7. WA'iS JN ft, CO., the new pub'ish
ors of 'Graham's Illustrated Magazine.' annrunc
to tho La lite and Gentlemen of the United states
in general. a-rid to the former patrons o:' tho work
in particular, that it is their intention to make ose
of all the immense resources at their command lo
produce a t'iril. Clx M iqzint. To this end no
expeme or exertion will bo spared. The best Lit
erary and Artistic T!ent will be employed, and
nothing that rafnt. t utte an I enterprise can ac
complish will bo wanting to make this Magazine
more than ever deserving the liberal support so
generously extended to it during the past years.
Every number will contain 1 fine stcol engrav
ings. One illustrative of some of tho most popu
lar pictures of the day ; the other a beautiful col
ored Fashion Plate, drawn from actual articles of
costume. Also, a nnnilter of fine wood engraving,
patterns for Crochet and Neod!e-work. engraved
from the articles themselves All the latest styles
of eustmnes for Indies and Children will be co
pied from the newest patterns, and fully describ
ed and illustrated in every number.
Ladies about forming clubs of subscribers are
requested to compare '-Graham" with any other
Magazino published, and we are confident their
good tasto and correct judgment will dceide in
our favor.
Gentlemen who are about to subse' ib for a Mag
azine for their own reading, or to p. aunt to their
lady friends, should procure a copy t,i" Graham''
and examine it thoroughly, and then see if any
other periodical presents equal inducements for
their subscriptions.
The twelve numbers of "Graham" for the year
IS j", will comprise one of the most magnificent
volumes ever issued containing in all
1200 paes of readiug matter !
100 fine wood engravings!
12 handsome stcol engraviagt!
12 buatiful colored fashion plates !
lot) engravings of ladies' A children's drn!
60 coming illustration !
And over Silt) patterns for needlework. Ae
TERMS : One cop . one Tear, 5 t 00 : Two eo
pies, 55 00 : Five copies, arid one to getter op of
tlub. S18 03; Eleven copies, and oiiO to agect,
Sio on. -
Graham's illustrated magaiine will be supplied
to subscribers punctually, and at as early a day in
the month as any other magazine published.
Send in your auoseripnous eariy io too u'.lisu
- WATS' 'N A CO..
era,
60 South 3d street. Pbi!"a.
EYTRA NOTICE. Subscribers sending there
do'l-rs for one year s subscription to '-Graham."
will receive a copy of Gniaw' Ladits1 Papsr for
one year without charge ! -
Send for specimen combers ef Oraham'iIIlaia
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
j FOR A MARVELLOUS ACE ! !
; DOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT.
THE CHANO EXTERNAL REMEDY;!
BY the aid of a micrcseope. we eee uiillunesf
linio openings on the surface of bar bod:.
Through these this Ointment, when rubbed thi
tkiu. is carried to ay organ ot inward part. li-
cases of the Kidneys, disorders of the Liver. "Sec
tions of the Heart, inflammation of the Lnnw.r
Asthmas. Coughs and Odds, are by iu mean ef
fectually cured. Every housomife knows tbat salt
passs fieely through bone or men t of any thick
ness. Ibis healing Oir.tuioi.t fur wore readily
per.ctrates through any bono or fleshy part of tLe
living body, cenng the most dangerous icward
complaints, that caucot be reached by other tcea&f .
ERYSIPELAS, SALT RNf 1M AND SCORBUTIC
HUMOUS. - .
No remedy Las ever done so much for the cj
of diseases of the skin,' whatever form they iry
assume, as this Ointment. No ease nf Salt Kacaai.
Scurvy. Sore Heads. Scrofula or i.rysipcla. esa
long withstand iia iufiuence.' Ihe inventor Lae
travelled over many parts of the globe, visiting
the principal hospitals, diipebsing this Ointment,
giving ad view as lo its application, and lias thus
been the uicaiii of restoring countless number! to
health.
SOBE LEGS, SORE BREASTS. WOUNDS ArO
ULCERS. ,
Somo of the most fieutilio surgeons bow relr
solely on the Use of this wondorful UinUncnt. when
having to cope with the worst cases of sores, ulcotv
wounds, glandular swellings, acd tumor. Profo
sor Holloway has. by cum iu and of the Allied cpjv.
erumeuts. dispntcbed to the hospitals of tbe LaeV,
large shipments of tbia Ointmtnt, to he nsod uo
der the diie.-tion of the Medical staff, ia tbe worst
cases of wounds. It will cure any titoer. glandu
lar swelling, stiffness or contraotiea of tiiw joinU,
even of i'J years' standing.
PILES AND FISTULAS. ' ' ' -
These and otber similar distressing eonplainte
can bo effectually cured if tbe Ointment lis wU
rubbed in over the ports affected, aud by otherwise
following the printed directions around eaob. pal
gCtA the Ointment and the Pilis shculd be vst-
in the following cases :
Huuions, MereuiUI Lruplious, Suellcd Glauls,
Iluri.s, Chapped llauds, Stiff Joiuts,
Chilblains. Hheunialism. C leers.
Fistulas, Salt lUicum, : Veneiicl Sorea. L
Gout, Skin Iliscases, Soro Leg,
Lumbago, V. ounds of all kinds, Scalds,
Pile. gore Ureaits. . Sprairs, ' '
Scalds. Sores f 'il kinds. Soi o Throat."
.fold at the Manufactories of Professor fjal
toway, St) Maiden Lane, New Yoik. and 214 Strand,
Louu-m. an 1 by all respectable Druggi-its anJ lJ
lers of MediciLes throughout tbeLnited State,
and the civilized world, in 1'ots, at ccuts, 6Jjj
cents, and SI each.
l"r"f hero is a considerable saving by taking the
larger size s. r
N. 11. ldrcctions for the guidance of atianta la .
eierv disorder are aCixed to each pot ,
April tf. HOP. ' "
at kokins' liti:kauv Dtrox..
ii. Shaw's How. Clearfield, i'a.,
CA N A L VI YS EE PROCURED
BOOKS OF AIL '.KINDS, '
Stationary,
FANCY ARTICLES AND CONFECTION1 Alt EES,
Tjbac;o and Cigirs, - -
DRUGS, MEDICINES, LYE-3IUFF3, PAENTS,
Chemicals, c, fi e . ire. :
Among bis stock will be found Ilisiorioi. Biogra
phies, c-ketcbes. School Uooks, Poetical, Scicuti?.
Meehanical, Mudiuui and Law works; the latest
publicati.ii i always on hand or procured to order;
all the Magazines furuiilieJ monthly, at publish
ers price-; fancy al.d couiuiou letter pi;:ar; plain
and ruled cap pu.cr ; perforated paper ; note pa
per ; fancy and common envelope; b!auk i'ecds.;
a groat vaiiety of Mcol Pens; common and ftucy
po.i-i.fi Jtrs. pencils. Ac. Ac. Ac, which be Till ill -at
tbu most reou:ible prices.
llis stock of L rugs. Medicines, Tlye-ttcCs. Tair-ta,
Ac, is large and well selected; among which r
Calomel, i'.lue Masi. Quiuiae. Morphia. Ucd l're
cipitatc ; Lhuburb, root aud j nlvoiiiel ; Kochallw
and Lpsom Salts; Cream of Tartar, f'ulpher, Ses
na, I'iuk t'.ojf, Sup. Carbunste Soda, lartari; A
cid. Sulphate of Zii: ; Liquorice. Col umbo and
Gentian root; I.ogwuoJ. Oil Vitriol, Eluo itriol,
Coperus. Alum. l.J Lead. Prussian Elue. Chroxow
Giecn and Yellow, Vermillion. Terra 1 Siaca,
and in fact a general assortment.' ""
lie has also a fine lot of Ladies Gold Dreasl
Pins, far ilrups. linger Kings, Ac. Also, V. atca
Guards and Kcs. l'ei.kbi vts. Hair oils; Iiair,
lteading. Fine and Tucket combs, Toolh-pick, Ka
zors ana Strops. Sailers' tiik, Poarl powder, Fan
cy Soaps and Perfumery a great variety.
Also. Prunes, Hgs. Uaiiin. Almonds. Pea-r.ots
and Filberts; CanUies a gcieral aMortment ; Cia
atuon. Cloves. Pepper, and oil er spices; bluAlDt,
and Spod Cotton; the most popn'ar Pa'eut Med
icines of the day ; all of which will be sold at tbe
very cheapest rates.
Call aud examine the stock and judj fur roar,
circs. Idecl7 THOMAS KOiUNS.
THE V"I.NTR.
Tu lest Ejk for Atreitis.
TO PERSONS OCT O? EMPLOYMENT.
An E'egaut Ci if i fur Fatter to Preisct teat
Kntr.i'y
Send fgr o-K C3py, :i i I'y :t amjiig yanr friends'
WANTED Agei.ts ia every seetion of tbe Uni
te 1 States to circulate St Alt'' LAKGE TYl'U
jL"AUiO LICLE. t or Family I'se 1 r.titled -The
I'cople's l'iutvri.il Dcmcs:ic L'iLie,'' with tbonl
One TLousn.d l.i.ravii gs !
'ibis useful book is des-di. el. if we ean form an
opinijn frum tLc No' ices uf ttie i'rers. to have sn
ucpreccdciitcl circula;iuu in every section of our
wide-spread coutiuciit. and to frm s dist.tct er
in tbe sale cf our wj.ki. It will, .uo J jubt. ia
few years Lecutii TL Famiiy Libit of tbe Au.tr.
ioan 'eop!e.
HT i be most liberal rerouberatioa will be al
lowed to u'.l persons who may b pleased to pro
cure subscribers to the above I'roai 0l) to 10i co
pies may easily be circulated and soid in each ef
the principal cities and towns in tho I'nion. IT
WILL PI. sOLD UY SLBSCiUITIoN ONLY
T Application should be made at occt, aa the
Cold will soon bo occupied. - : ".
Persocs wishing to act as agents, and do tare
business, can send for a specimen copy. "On the
receipt of tbe established price. Six dollars, th
Pictorial Family Bible, with a well bouud Sub-s.-ripiion
Lock, will be carefully boxed, and for
warded per express, at our risk and expense, ta
any central town or village in tbe United Statos.
excepting those of California. Oregon bnJ Texas.
Tlie.;iicr your Letters, axtd your money will
come safe.
In addition to the Pictorial Eible, we pnblita
a large number of Illustrated Family Worki. Tory
popular, and of such a high moral and unexcep
tionable character, that while good men may iiV
ly engage in their circulation, they will confer-
Public lie ne fit. and receive a Fair Cotupeusatiob
for their labr.
J Orders re-peetfully solicited. Tor further par
ticulars, address the subsjriber. (I est pnid.I
KQliEUT SKA KS. Igl Wiliiam St.. N T.
iriLLIAM' TINTnOFF CLOCK AND
V WATCH MAKEll,
Informs the citizens of Curwensville and Tleloiry
that be has opened a shop between Peters' si
Masons' hotels in siid borough, where be is pre
pared t du all kinds of work in Lis line on the
shortest totiffe and npon the most reasonable
terms. He will warrant all his work for ore yeir.
lie respectfully aolicit ashore of public rarroa
age Cnrwensvilie, Dee. 10, 1 j-S-
GOOD INTENT IIOTEL. Tht tub-cribet
having taken this well known HOTEL ia tie
borough of Curwensville, wished bis uJd oustrnera
and the travelling publio ger.orfti.'T to give hi:a a
chII. as he has the best estaL'iishaer.t ot" the kind
in theoocoty. HehopeatogiTcgrsra!ss.u!aeiivc.
Curwerivilia. AuU-'ja JOS. PLTEIXo
T E- 3I'SALLY.ATTOxtXETAI LAW
a.' e has thcuged his otiica to tbe co-v brick adii
tion. adjoining the ret'denoe of James It. Graham.
All bugiuosi wiil re:sive pruiuvt slteotion.
1 1 MX SACHi OF SALT, for sxl by ?
1VJU iLiP-UELTi CARTSL
lec. Id 13t. CiewrSeld. Pn. ,
UiluPvELLAS and rarurda, a large assort a: ea
of the 1 steal frtrtraa) bit bad aaeap -
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