Raftsman's journal. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, April 02, 1862, Image 3
JTJIE JOURNAL. CLEARFIELD, FA., APRIL, 2, 1862. lixaa of Cars 1 aiaj Tyrone inoa. ajis'u last. . Fast Line, fx press. 9.17 1. M. Mail Train, 11-55 A. M GOINO WEST. 6.40 A. M. Mail train, 5 40 T. M la jail B. Stuniph. NodouU "Jake" will mako an excellent j ii!or. Tub 'weatber waa quite wiJiterish on o urdar and Sunday. Several indies "I "u" and sleet fell, but it has all disappeared. Moved toMorrisdaU uur frienu Geo. Klc1" nr-J. Head hi. advertisement in another col un)ii. Wo would adv.se- our friends lo call with George when they got i-w il "neck of the wojd." . ' the Bitot Uue-ieJ Lmds, winch are to be sold lr tu i" " "10 21 '",-y - 5 cuoaequeafV - ,jCli of uur "M,jl v'r"-0' ' reading matter. We wrl endeavor to tuaiie amends ntit wet-It. IltCss Ucknt. Wo learn l at tho house of Jul) a GearBait of Bradford lot iioiiip, was bum to ihe ground, w itli ueai ly all its contents, ou Friday tliu ill .March. The tiro originated iu the rcu), by sparks tailing on it innn the cLiaim-y, iu wlnolr tho soot bad previoiisl.i caught tire. Mr. Gcarliart'a toss la estimated at from 1,5 JO to 2.UUU dollars. Co.nrad Uousis, t'uiLii-a JoiiU. Ttiis house 1j now kep. by J. 11. Ga:.r and A.J. Gi'-st. Jilu is one ol the cleverest ieliovta u Kil w of, ai.d will, no doubt, keep a ino.-t excellent house. 1'iisuiia tiuin this county ate request-t-d to give tho house a call, when they visit ftn'ipsuurg, us we feel peiuuaded that the will propel ly cwed lor by Jnu. NewStoee We observe that the Keizen stein Bio's re opening u Ciotiiing Store in the ix-on j formerly occupied by It. Sj'iaw, ad Joining tne. Mansion Mouse." 'i'hov appear Ij bu good biisiticss men, and, no doubt, will keep it it hand all excellent .Mock of clothing, ut-d thai Ihey will sell at prices lo suit tho tunc. Gall and examine their slock. Another Waii iU.u-. -This week wo publish, on our lour It pagf, another war uiup, which noduubi will b'j ol some interest to many ol our readers, ou account of tho active opera lions now heiug carried forward in tho West. Island No. 10 is cot Q4tdd in the map. It is situated in the short bend immediately below where the Kentucky sd Tennessee line strikes ihe Mississippi river. "Torso Dead. A correspondent Informs ns, a woman was found dead on the road, in Knox township, twrar-rbe mouth of Foit's K an on Cleatfleld Creek. on-Smiti evening the "od A M'trcii. An inquest was summoned hy W. MKee, Esq. Alter ascertaining the lac's, ' the' Jury returned that '-her death was caused he some -disease Htiknown.' During the in Y"figaioit it was ascertained that she was a Mrs. 11 iley, -who-had been on a jir to J. M Chase's, and that she had left Afr. C"s, some three or four -hours previous to hef iieing dis covered iu -the toad dead, in apparent good health. Sli" wag ahout 52 ve-ars of age. The Li:m3ek Tr. be. Tlie PhiTa Prew says. Although the time In. .hardly w: arrived for '::.e ;it-uitig tho Iu;;i!nt bnsine-i.s, t lu re uro Ns -ills of revrviiig life on the wharves above ' tViliow f-treet. In several p ice railway tracks h-tvu been laid from the i-crth 'Perinsviiv.itiia Ki::i'idi; acafs I)e!;iivre av-fiiue to the eX- ri-uio ends of ' tlie'piers, for t!ie shijiiKent o! ! t'high coal. These tracks being laid alright angles with the avenue, do net interfere with :!:e travel on it. The wliarf at'I.ohle street is Umg widened about fifteen-feet. -The -stock ot lumber on hand appear j-cniall at present Siirue statt-mcr.ts hiving been lii ido that a g'-.'ifs d the English Government were eig4g cd in buying ip all -the white oak ,:mhe-r they could find, .it fabulous prices,-we-tia!e 4nqii-r.-' "ti the hi 'j.-ct anjmw;-.t the'Nimber dealers, ie:ii found they k;iew -tiotfilTig of tlie matter. A getii Ici.iati, who had recently retnrntd frotn ' Canada, int'ormi d iw tint a Urge quantify of w'iite ok had been cut there for Jnglieh ac- C'-mnt. Our lumber d-alers ;ave UkUs to do ith white oak, tzcept in the fchajie of hhip litu't. The best titiiher ciKnes from Pi nnsy!- -mii and Delaware. Nest to the Fl rida livo "Ik :nd teak wood it ij the best article for ship building." PHILIPS KOZiiil IN ClNCINx'lTI. Wendell iliilips.wasto 1,-ctMe rti Cineiunati nn Mnay evening the Ilh, and at So clock heniade his appearance on tho si.iije "Pike's lt"i,pe," amid liglu applae.se and some hiss ng ; which became louder ami Ntittnger when i-.u JTosh to speak. Ho n as eoioi interrupted. !.'U vcr, by a big stone being burled from th ttnrd tier, nhieh tell t liis leei ml w is f.l l ;td b a number ot e'gs. "He stopped and c.i.ly folded his arms when the audience '' rfiid cried -put lhenio.it." Sileiiee liu.ng tnrd he proceeded with ti L-ctare. but '.! soon agin as-sti!ted by the mmi. when a teller.!! uif-lt-ts took place between the moo "tilttiu friends of P. drips the t cturer retired "u': the stage during the confusion. The Cincinnati Daily Times, gives a long account l the utf,ir, from b;cli the following extracts re t.;k u : 'dn th afternoon it Ivcmie evident tint Mltiii disorder was inu-ndid. The price "f ''ckets Was twenty five cents, the proceeds lr expenses to be donated to the Sanitary V''Mu:ssi(,ii. Tickets had been porch ist-d iu numbers b certain parties, and freely 'Mriiii.trd among tlle rowdt cl-iss f the pop. :''i!o!i. ", wL-re left ju low drinking sa , and dealt out with the whisky, and men fcr.'.v n i.t ;,ijjvrs paraded tne streets with their 'riU lull ot ihetn. These f acts were report ' ' the Mayor and Chief of Police by the ''li'xtor ot Customs at this Port, and a re Jlst nude that a sufficient lorce be sent to Opera House to preserve order. These "-cia!s sympathizing, it would seem, with the "ubrrritli gQ (ijj.pojd 0r the police that T were not within reach. There was but p'dicenun at the Opera House, and be 4 without his uniform, in the midst of the Th',.r"" PPrentlv ready to assist them. e aicttioii3 abont town were such that we expected a serious disturbance that might probably mid iu bloodshed. We exported to find the Op.r -i House crowded with rowdies, and that the lecturer would tin I it convenient not to attempt to speak. Our astonishment was great, therefore, on entering Mr. Tike s temple, to u ft "' "ouse nearly uiioa with an intelligent, well behaved and respectable au dience, about one fourth ot whom were Udies. There was a premeditated de sign to prevent Mr. Philips from lecturing. It was participated in by many respectable cit izens, hut the task was committed to degraded hands, that many who were anxious to have the lecture interfered with, became ashamed cf the affair before the lecture was halt over. The indecency ot th- mob destroyed the in tended purpose. The lecture was delivered and t.obod hurt. We make no report of Mr. Philips' speech, and shall only add that his calmness of manner and moderate opinions surprised a great many who expected to hear a raving f malic lie avowed himself no long er a disiini..nit. satisfied that slavery has al ready received its death-blow, and has only to 'turn over and die." Ilia efforts now. he said, are directed to the prevention ot com promises, which tn his opinion, would only teml to prolong (he contest between the intel lectual democracy of the North and the aris tocracy of tho South. That is his lecture in a nutshell." The Cincinnati Enquirer, the Democratic organ ot th it city, reports the principal por tion of Mr. Philips' speeh, from which report wo take the following extracts : 'Alter Mi. Philips had been speaking some time, he said: 'We are entering upon the gre,it struga le which no people have ever a voirled a struggle b. tweeii the few and the 'many a struggle between aristocracy and de mocney. 1 he North represents a democracy, li'imded on industry, brams and money ; the Soinh an nr;sti'Ci ,ic , founded on slave labor an a ris toe racy whose light ham! is negio sla very. and w lmse left is the ignorant lute man.' 'At this point a h-avy boulder was thrown from the third tier of boxes. It struck a lew feet Irom the speker. It came crashing a iii ong the foot -lights like a c union shot. Sim ultane. iiMly with the boulder came a couple of ejrjis. that burst like bombs, dispensing a per fume more pot. -nt than fragrant. One of the.-e oderous missiles struck the speaker. The ejurs were thrown tloni the left of the second tier, and Were accompanied by a series of Jells, like nothing unhss it be the war whoop of a score of" infuriated lnll.tiis; Down with the traitor." "lg the nigger Phillips." and a 1ozn either opprobrious epirhets. It is due Mr. Philips to say that he stood calm a ml col lected, without moving a miiselo or flinching an inch- When the tumTilt li id some b.it sub sided, the speaker lesumed his discourse : 'Allow me one word more. I do not know what tint feliow-maii meiut who sent that stone, but I meant no insult to the iiotisl.ive bolding white m iti of the South. 1 s mpa- th:ze with them, for they suffer from a des pot ism whose l ight hand is power and whose left hind is igni. ranee. If South Carolina iivcr sees the utmost exaltation of her masses it will bo when the Stars and Stripes tfiiaianty freedom to uverv member of the f hirtv-fonr States. There are many ihingt which Jimeri can citizens cannot do, and cue thing ivhich . know thry cannot do, and that is to prevent this belt of the .imerican continent from bfii'g, in seventy yean or less lim. one country, governed by one scepter, inrfissoluablc as granite. " MARRIED: On trie.2th inst. by J inies R. Caldwell Esq Mr. John W. High to Miss Harriet F. Hcx- TER. boih of Knox township, this county. NSW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. IvrrtixriitJiHt S' t in farg-f. ti;c, cittx.or out aftimtat ityl will bf vltargctl Uoithe priri -tor spaceacciijited Toinsire a'.teition, tho CASH rat-st aooompa ny nijei, as .ollowa All Cau'ions vr t'a ol Strtys, SI; Aaditors' noijes, $l,eiC; Adinin.'i. ratora'und xoiitois1 no'ice.StCl.'O, each ; aid ull other traisiaat Notices a the samj ra'.ei 7iTOTICE Daniel Faust of curweosville ha? 11 cb-trge of my business in my atsiuee. lie is autl orized to receive and rucript for money duo mo. and is tho only pei son authorized to do so. Persons having business wuh me will please call on turn. ,IU11 I'AllU.N, Curwensville. April 2. 1512. KISDAL E HOUSE. The unlorsijcn i.TJL ed having taken the Morrisdale House, sit ua;e in tbo town of Morrisda le, Clearfield counf3r. respeettully solicits a sharo of the public patron- agf. ,o pains or expense will be spared to rcn dor gue.-ts comfortable. Charges moilerate. Anril2. 'o.' UEOKGE RICIIaIIDS. B" 1ST OP LETTEUS remaining in the I'ot IL4 uace at (Jlearueld, oi the nrst day of April 18.2. Allison. Siniuel Hurg. Miss .Sebnniah Dale. Davi i 2 Di.-hong. Miss Fanny Dewey, ileorge 2 Di is worth. 11. Cs.. la.ih. John Henry. Willitim Potter. James Head. John F. Robberts. Henjinun Rogers. Miss CelisU Randal I. Wm. M 2 Seal, Uoorgo Miaw, Allison Tanner. IJ. Y. Walice. Daniel King. aniucl Kephart.liss Catherine Wise. Miss Sarah E. Martin. Wm. or David Wisnn. .Mrs. Mary Ann Keteliff Wood. Wilson Nei. Michael Ye-ig.o: John S, Persons calling for !ett rs in the above list will plensu s iy they are advertised. April 1. 18)2. M. A. FBANK. P. M. YrAN"TED. All inds of grain will betaken T f in vaytnentof debts due me. fur which the highest marvet prices will be given. Doc. II. Kill JAMES U GRAHAM. LIME! LI M I'. ! '.'--Farnfrs L me your L'lu t.t. The subscriber would inform the farmers of Clearfield c unty. that ho keeps con standy on band at the Jones Kiln at Tyrouo a large sto;k of luno and will furnish oi contract any quantity at the terminus of the Tyrone and l'hilipaburg Raiiroad. March la. WM. II. ROBERTSON. CAUTION. -All persons are hereby cnution fd against purchasing or muddling with the following property, to wit : ond dark bay mare, one darn bav horse, one "2 year old colt, and one wa 'on. now in the rosse.-sion of Peter liissin;Zr. ii b thefamo belong lo me and have ooly been left with him on loau. ANDiiLW PhMZ.br. Feb. Vi, 132 3 tp. JO TICE. -The undersigned, now located in ll Cur ensvilie. this county, gives notice that he intends to remove to Clcartield-on the 1st of April next. All persons having watches, clocks. Ac inun shop for rapairs. wt I please call and cot the same ou or before that date. S. II. LAUcnLrN, March 5. IS52-'U-p Watchmaker. Ct.VLK OF IlE VL ESTATE F C-EUR k3 PJITElt. Notice is hereby given, that ny virtue of nn order of the Orph-in's ('ourt of Clear field eouuty. Pa.. granted it January Term. A. I). too2, the undersigned will expose to sa'e. at pub lie vendue or outcry, at Grahatnton in Bradford township, coun'y aforesaid, on Saturday, the 1st day of March, A. D 183 J. at 2 o'clock. P. M . tho Real Estate of Ctesar Potter, late of Bradford township, deceased, being the same premises whero said Potter was living at tho time of his death, containing about sixty acres more or less, bounded by lands of ILirncr on the North, by lands of James Graham on the West, and by land of John Porter on tho East and South. Terms ono third doWn fu cash at the time of sale, and ' bailance in two equal annual payments with in- can procure them elsewCere. Uive i:a a tnai tereat from the tinid of sale to be secured by bonds r, tonrw and mortgage upon the premises MT 30. 1800. JERKED F IRVIN. W 1 1LI AM HOOVER. Adm'r. i N. B. Peraons indebted to the oi l firta are re- February 5th, 182. WAT M CLLLOLGD, Attorney at Law, Clear- . field. Pa. Office, with L. J. Crans, Esq., on second Street. July 3. 1B61. . i -A lot of choice Liquors, such I - Liquors !" as Brandies cf various kmdd, Whiskey, Gin. etc., just received and for sale by oan. u. .uttvubLL Cr UKiLbrv. Dried Apples! -Several barrels cf excellent dried ap ples on hand and for eale by Jan- IS, 135.2. MKKRELL A ElfiLER. rtrtn 1 nil I Just rrceived and opened tho VJLftli JIL the best article of BURNING AND LUBRICATING OILS. Also benzine, an artiel that supplants turpentine in many uaea, all whiih will he sold cheap fcr cash by MERRELL fc BIULEU. TTo V( WO Vr f Tno undersigned have re llalUti cllL 1 contly added a very ex tensive assortment to their former large stocs of II A U D W A K E , Which they arc prepared to dispose of for cash at prices to suit tho times Person desirous cf buy ing hardware, should remember that we can sell cheaper than the cheapest on account of the heavy stocs: we have on hand, and thereforo to their ad vantage to purchase of us. Give us a trial. Jan- 15, 1832. " MERRELL A BIGLER. Lamps ! Lamps ! ! tuaIeNS The undersigned have just received from the east an extensive and varied assortment of the best COAL OIL LAMPS, ever brought into the county, whioh they offer at prices, cheaper than the cheapest. Ono advant age in buying from us is. if tho burners become loose we fasten them without cbargo Now is the time to buy. We alsa repair lamps and put new burners on when desired. Jan. lo. ISiil. MERRELL A BTOLER. "NTo r Firm-1- haloney&co, J.1 O JL .11 111 I'lULIP.SBURG, PA., Would respectfully inform the cituen3 ot Centre and Clearfield counties that have just received and opened a new and very extensive stocK of TIN & COPPEK-WAItE, SHEETl RO N-W A II E A VARIETY Or" STOVES, and a general assortment ot -articles usually ket in an establishment of the kind, which they offer onapioroasQ. .Approved produce taken in pay ment at maricei prico. Jan. .". IH i AltTIO.. All persons are hereby caution ed agaiusf purchasing or meddling with a certain brown .Iare, now in possession or Jona than Maysuas the name belongs to mc and is sub ject to my orders PETER SUMMELsS Ansonville February 20. 1802-3 tp. ROPOSALS, Proposals for the building of a Privey at the new Court Hou.-o iu the bor ough of Clearfield, will bo received at the com missioners oifiun. until the 27fh day of May next. Plans and specifications can be seen at the com missioners office Ly order cf tho board of Com missioned. WM S. BRADLEY', Clerk. 19 It I DOE STOCK FOK SALE. The Com U niissioners of Clearfield county, will offer at Public Sale, at the court house, ou Tuesday the i iu uay ot -Uay next, at Z o clock, p. ui.. one hun dred aud thirty (I. '10) shares of stock in tho briilgo across the Susquehanna at Clearfield. Ev order of the board. WM. S. BRADLEY, C!oi k TO THE PUT. Lie The undersigned har- X nig pnrchasod tho entire stock of the lato firm of Jiooro A Etweilcr, and having made largo ad ditions thereto, is now prepared to wait upon cus tomers. lhankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to tho firm, he hopes by strict personal .attunlio.i to business to merit a continuence of tho tamo. March 23, '62 -tf. D. F. ETZWEILER. SCHOOL TEACHERS OF CLEARFIELD ij COUNTY"! The Supeiinteudentcontemplates opening an Institute for the improvement of leactiers in tne nest methods ot giving instruc tions in the branches of learning taught in our cumin on schools If thirty teachers signify, by leuer or oinerwi-c, on or betoro tho 10lh of May next. tueir willingness to attend the said Institute, thee the same will be opened in Curwensville on tne 2d ot Juno following. and continue eight weeks. To defray expenses, each teacher wrll be charged four dollars in advance March 2;.'t2. JESSE BROOM ALL. Co. Sup't. HAIRS !! CIIAIUS!!! ClIAlllS !!!!! A0W 13 THE TIME TO BUY !! !! The undersigned has now on baud, at his Furni ture Rooms on Market St., Clearfield. Pa., a short distance west of Lite's foundry, a large stock of CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS, manufactured out of the best materials, finished in a very superior manner, and which be will sell l.OXV l'llB UAMl. Ills long experience in the bu sincss makes him feel confident that his chairs arc made in a substantial and woi kmanlike manner, and will stand the test of trial I'ersons wishing to purchaso chairs should call at once and get tut in while tncy cau be had at the lowest rates. Feb 27. lSlil. JOHN TR0UTMAN. Bargains ! Bargains ! ! RICHARD MOSSOP HAS Dried Apples at 5 cts per lb., Peaches 10 cts, SCCAR CCRED Il.lHS 10 CTS, BEST SlIOKXD Suouldehs 8 CTS TEE rocxD, Rafting-stoves, b33t qxiality $3,50, ALL KlSDS OF TIN WARE VERY LOW, BEST CALICO 12 CENTS PER YARD, Good Calico, by the web, ot JO cents, All Ziads of Glasa-'Waro at Ha'f Price, COAL OIL LAMPS AT HALF TRICE. Now is the time to buy. N EV FIRM AND NEW GOODS! JOHN & JERKED F. IRVIN. The undersigned give notice that on the 13th A pril they enterod into partnership in the merean tile business in Curwensville. and that hereafter the business will be conducted by them jointly un der the name and firm of John A J F. Irvin. They inform their customers and the public in general that they have received from the East and opened at the old stand, a large and varied stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE. HARDWARE, AC, AC, specially adaptod to the wants of the community, and will sell the same at the lowest cash prices. Also, a large assortment of Boots. Shoes. Hats and Caps, of the latest styles and best quality, all of which they intend to sell at reasonable rates. Also, an extensive stock of the most fashionable READY-MADE CLOTHING, at prices to suit the t'rues. Now is the time to purcnase tau in am. etnunuo our tiocn uciu'o you purchase your goods, and we feed confident , that we can supply you with all kinds of goods at as low prices and on as reasonable terms as you j quejtei to call aai settle. may 30. Q ALT a good article, and verv cheap at the O store of W.M. F. IRWIN. Clearfield, CLEARFIELD HOUSE, CLEARFIELD, fA. The subscriber having purchased the furniture and interest from II. 11. Morrow, in said House, is now prepared for the reception of tran siont and permanent boarders. Every depart ment connected with his establishment will be conducted second to none in the county, lie res pectfully solicits a share of public patronage, duly 11, IsiO.-y. GEO. N. COLBL'KN. BLACKSMITH WANTED AT GRA1IAM TN. On who ean come well recommended j lor industry and sobriety None other need an P'J- A good shop with three fires and three set of smith's tofds (if desired), and a hou.'e. garden ana siame will all bo leased tor one year from the 1st of April next, and for al.,nger time if sat isfaction is rendered to customers and to mvself. Address, JAS. B. GRAHAM. January lso2. Clearfield. Pa. jgANKlNG AND COLLECTION OFFICE LEONARD, FINNEY & CO., CLEARFIELD, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA. Bills of Exchauge, Notes and Draft3 Discounted Deposits received. Collections made, aud proceeds promptly remitted. Exchange on the Cities con stantly on hand. Office, on Second street, in the room lately occupied by W. A. Wallace, Esd. Jamest. lkonaud. ::::::.:: d. a fin sky. wm a. Wallace. :::::::::: a. c. kinney. 1 PROVISION AND UKOCERY STORE. The undersigned keeps constautl on hand at his store room in 1'hilipsburg, Ceutreycounty. a fnll stock of Flour. Ham1!. Shou!dors Sides. Cof fee, Tea, Suar. Pice, Mola,-ses. Ac. Also. Li quors of all kinds. Tobacco. Segar3. Snuff, Ac ; all of which ho offers to purchaser on the most ad vantageous terms (live him a e.iil, and trv his articles. Imar2t ROBERT LLOYTL JT O I. LOCK'S D AN D E LION" COFFE E. This preparation, made tiom the best Java Ooli'ee, is recommended by physicians aa a supe rior nutritious beverage for tieneral Debility, Dyspepsia and all billious disorders 'J housands who have been .compelled to abandon the use of coffee will uue this without injurious effects. One can contains the strength of two pounds of ordin ary coffee. Price 2o cents. Kollock's Levain.--1 Le purest and best baking powacr Known tor making light, sweet and nu tritious Bread and cakes. Price 15 cents. Manufactured by M. II. K 'LLOCK, Chemist, corner of Broad and Chestnut Sts, ThiTa. and sold by aU Druggists aud Grocers. Et-b 25. IStiJv. FA UMFO R S V L E.-Th e fol 1 o w i n g d esc ribed farm, situated in Decatur township. Clearfield Co., Pa. two miles and a half west of 1'hilipsburg. on tho Glen Hope road, containing one liidi inU and twenty-one. acres and allowance. There are about eighty-live acres cleared and under a good state of cultivation ; with a large, well finished, frame bank barn, a comfei table hewed log house, and a well finished frame dwelling house and other out buildings erected thereon, never failing springs of water at the buildings, and a lare and well selected assortment of bearing fruit trees The .vood land being w.dl timbered and under laid with a four and a half foot-vein of stone coal The above farm affords rare inducements to pur chasers For further iaformation enquire of R. D. SHOWALTEU, Philipsburg. Oct. 23, IStil. Cm. Centre, Co. Pa. PROSPECTUS OF THE CONTINEN TAL .MONTHLY There are periods in the world's history marked by extraordinary and violent crises, sudden as the" breaking forth of a volcano, or the bursting of a storui on the ocean. These crises. -weep away in a moment the landmarks of generations. They call otit fresh talent, and give to the old new direction. It is then that new ideas arc born, new theories devel oped. Such periods demand fresh exponents, and new men for expounders. This Continent ha3 lately been convulsed bv an upheaving so sudden and terrible that the re lations of alt men and all classes to each other are violently disturbed, and people look about for the elements with which to sway the storm and di rect the whirhviud. Just at present, wa do not know what all this is to bring forlh ; but we do know that great results must "flow from such ex traordinary commotions. At a juncture so solemn and so important, there 13 a special need that ihe intellectual force of the country should be active and efficient. It is a time forgreat minds to speak their thoughts bold ly. and lo t;ike position as tho advance guard. To this end. there is a special want in, supplied. 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It w ill never yield to the idea of anv disriimion of this Republic, peaceably or otherwise; and it :,tj: -., i - .. ... wuiui&juss witn nonesty and impartiality what must be. done to save it. in this deDiirtment. some o: mc mosi eminent statesmen ol tui time will con tribute regularly to its pages. in Literature, it will be sustained by the beat writers and ablest thinkers of this country. Among its attractions will be presented, iu an early number, a' New Serial of American Life." by Biehard Kimball, Esq . the very popular author ot "lho Revelations of u'all Street." -St. Leer." Ac. A series of papers by lion Horace Greclv. embodying the distinguished author's observations on the growth and development of the Great West. 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Avoiding every intlueuce or as sociation partaKing of clique or coterie, it will bo open to all contributions of real merit, even from writers differing materially iu their views : the only limitations required being that of devotion to tho Union, and the only standard of acceptanc3 that of intrinsic excellence. luci.uiiunai iep.trtnieni n in cmoraco, in aa- i ditionto yigorousind fearless eommenU on the events of the times .,il rftsSn ,-iih the r.H. I The Editorial Department will embrace, iu ad- events of the times. 'renial gossip w ith the reader on all current topics, and alo devote abundant space to those racy specimens of American wit and humor, without w hich there can be no perftct ex position or our national character Among thosa who will contribute regularly to this department may be mentioned the name of Charles F. Brow ne (Artemus Ward), from whom we shall present in the March number, the first of an entirely new and original scries of - Sketches of Western Life " The Costinestel will be liberal and progres sive, without yielding to chimeras and hopes be Xond the grasp of the age ; and it will endeavor lo reflect the feelings and interests of tho Ameri can people, and to illustrate both their serious and humorous peculiarities. In short, no pains will be spared to make it the Representative Magarine of the time. TERMS: Three dollars per year, iu advance (postage paid by the Publishers ;) Two copies for ? j ; Three copies for S6. (postage unpaid; Eleven copies for 620. (postage unpaid). Single numbers can be procured from any News-dealer in the United States. The Knickerbocker Magazine and the Continental Monthly will be furnished for one year at St. Appreciating the importance of literature to the soldier on duty the publishers will send the oontinemtal. gratis . to any regiment in actiye service, on application neing made by its Colonel c Chaplain : he will also receive subscriptions from those desirlDg to furnish it to soldiers in the ranas at nail the regular price: but in such cases it must be mailed from the e.fce of publication. J. R. OTLM0RE, HOTremontSt., Boston, Charles T. Evans, at G. P. Putnam's 532 Broad way, New York, ia authorized to receive pulxwrtp- I tiooa in that city. Feb 12, ' ysrillTTEN'S GOLDEN SALVE. TV- V T Great Progressive an I HciHnz Krmeiv. 'An article that "' .i - 1 1 to r reduce in n r.m.,sv -t t .-.i - f... tUa ,o;i...... i ,. ? . ior tne painiss and rapid cur of external in iWuV Sweni"ore,,UV; ! Burn .d Rheumatism. Sore throat. Emi,P S.-r.nir., r.,t. ti n ri ifiirv a i 1 tit j; . - s- Tumors. Erysipelas. Warts. Sore eves Foils Char.oel band FrnM f fi;.- s. trial, l riee z cents tn.x. I T , m GOSS, in Woodward townihin. March 19,'S: ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC AMERI a. CAN. T.'ie Best Mechasical f aperis the World. Seventeenth Year. Ycixme VI New SERIES. Anew volume of thi wilely circulatel papr commences oa the first of January, it is pub lished weekly, aud every cumber contains sixteen pajres of useful information, and from hvt? to tn original engravings of new inveutiJus and dis coveries, all of which are prepared express'y for its cob illl:3. To THE Mp.onA.MC3 AND M If CTACTCSERS No person engaged in any of the mechaLical or man ufacturing i-ursuits should think of d:i.g with out" tho sciF.M-iric A m ericas . It cost but four cent per week ; every number contains from six to tea engravings of new machines and inven tions, which are not found in tiny other public tiou. It is an established rule of the publishers to insert none but original engravings, and li c? ot the hrst class in the srt, drawn atid engraved by experienced j.visoi.1 under their ewn super vision. To the IsrcvTort The Scientific American u indispensible to every inventor, as it not only con tains illustrated Hesjriptior.s of nearly ell the b st invention? as they come out, but each number con tains an Oflicial List of 'the Claims of all the Pat ents issued from the United States Paient (.'iHje during the previous week ; thus K'v'ng a correct history of the progress of iiiVMhtions i:i this coun try. VVe arc also receiving every wei-K. th- lo st scientific journals of Great Britain. France and ttermany ; thu placing in our poj-ssiun nil that is transpiring iu mnjuani.-tl science and pirt in these old countries. We shall continue to trans fer to our columns copious extracts from these journals of whatever w e may deem of interest to our readers. Ciicmists, Architects. Willwriijhts, and Far mers The Scientific American will be found a most useful journal to them. All the new discov eries in the science of chemistry arc given in its columns, and the interesis of the architect and carpenterare not cverlooKed ; all the new inven tions and discoveries appertaining to thes pur suits being published fr-jm weeK to wern. Us-;ul and practical information pertaining to the inter e.s's of its iil'wrihis and mi.d owners will be found published in the Scientific American, wnica iu f irmatiou they can not possibly obtain from at r other source. Subjccs in which planters and far mers are interested will be found discussed in the Scientific American ; mest of the ini pi ovoB;e:;M in agricultural implimcits boisg i;;us:raied in it3 r-o! UU1I:1 JLU.MS: To mail suH:riher3 : ?2 :- a yosr. or 91 tor tix mnnth?. S! rnvslur cue ec-rar ifc'.C vol- ume of 41 o puges : two wlumes complin one year. I hrt volumes commence on th 1st of January and July. Specimen copies will be s-ct gtaii? Ct r.ny part of the country. Also a pamphlet of instruc tion to inventors about obtaining pa !eut 5 sen t free. M'estern and Canadian money or lV.-it-oili : stump? taKcn at par fcr subscripi 'ior.g. Canadian subscribers will pleaso lo remft twenty-five conts extra ou each years' subcrij.tion ti prepay posl-ajt1- MLNN A CO.. Publisher, lec. 13. 19.CI. ".7 I'j-k Row. N. Y. !Qr EYRE & LAND ELL, TOO lOU.C Fourth -V Arch Streets. Phila- lo'J- delphia, are noiv offering their usual assortment of I'ry lioods. adapted to Spring Sales. Fashionable 1'ri-ss Silks, fashionable Spring Shawls, nr w as sortment of Dre?s G erode. Spring Prims. DeLaincs arid tingham3. Mu.siins and Lint-uscf !ir;t quality, Cloths, Cass'tmeres and Vesting. Tahle imen's. Towiins and Napkins. N. B. Blacij Silk, b.- low regular prices. March l.'. GJ.Um. CAUTION. AH persons ore hereby cnuticn ed against rurchasimr or mddlii."- wish the following property, now iu pos.M-s.sion of John Waggoner, to wit : 1 brindle cow. 1 black ow, 1 red cow, I hay mare, 14 sheep. 3 heiffer calves. 1 wagon. I plow. I corn plow. 1 harrow. I windmill, I timber slid. 1 LI acres of grain in the grouna- 2 oxen, aud 1 stack of hay. as the same have been purchased by us at Sheriff's salt;, and have- only been left with said Wagor,er on loan and aie sui jebi to our order. " 1IIPPl.E a FAUSf. March 0. 1SI52. VULCANITE BASK FOIl ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Attention is especially cal led to tliii article, r.s a substitute for gold ia inserting teeth. Many per sons who have tr rd all kinds of met ilio b:,se pre fer this, and in those cases w here it is applicable, it will in a great measure become a substitute for gold, silver or platina. Its chief advantages nro. cheapness, lightness and perfect adoption to th.; mouth ; it having a soft fieshy fuel to ihe parts of the mouth with which it comes in contact. A M. Hills is prepared to pnt up teeth on tho Vulcanite Base, with Hoodyear's Patent Hum. which is the on y reliable preperatioh, anl can only be had through their regular Hgents. Dr. Hiils will ulways be found in his ofiice en Friday and Saturday, unices notice appeal t the contrary, in tho town papers, the previous week. mrDRUGSTOIOir The subscriber hns opened a fall ar.J com plete assortment of D RUGS in the new brick building which he recently erected on the corner of Locust and Cherry streets, iu tho Borough cf Clearfield, where he will at all times he happy to accommodate any person-A bo may de.-ire articles in his line. The business will be confine i strictly to a DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION BUSINESS, and no pains will be spared to rander satisfaction. Dr. Woods, may always be found and consulted in the Drugstore.1' when not absent on profes sional business A separate room for consul ta tiou is attached to the Store, where patieuts may be examined private!. Every article usually found in such an estab lishment will bo kept on hand, and sold at greatly reduced pticcs. Trnns helm itn'rthf CisZ will en able them to offer inducements in tho w ay of prices. Physicians will be suppliel at a sm-ill percent age overcoat and carriage. Their orders are solici ted. Every article sold will be pure nnd of the best quality. M. WOODS. Clearfield. Pa.. February 13, TSJl-lf. Furniture ! Furniture !! JOHN GUELICIT, 1 . i;,n r :. j. j i. 7 ' i'J J'u 'J' -d cus'omcrs V1:."" enlarged hts shop and increased his lacilitics for manufacturing, he is now prepared to make to order such furniture as may be des'r- cd, tn good stylo and at cheap rates for cash. IB mostly has on hand at his -Fm riture Booms,'' a varied assortment of furnituie. among which is. BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS, Ward lobes and Book-cases; Centre, Sofa. Parlor, Breakfast and Dining extension Tables. Common, French-posts, Cottage, Jenny- Liind and other Bsdsteads. SOFAS OF ALL KINDS. WORK-STANDS, HAT RACKS, WASH-STANDS, Ac. Rockiim'iiiidArmChairs, t j Spring-seat, Cain-bottom, and Parlor Chairs; And common and other Chairs. LOOKING-GLASSES Of every description ou hand, aud new glasses for old frames, which will be put in on very reasonable terms, on short notice. He also keeps on hand, or furnishes to order, Hair, Corn-hutk. Hair and Cotton top Mattresses. COFFINS, Of EVERY RIND, Made to order, and funerals attended with a Hearse, whecever'desirable. Also, House painting done to order. Tho above, and many other articles are furnished to customers cheap for Cisa or exchanged fr ap proved country produce. Cherry. Maple. Poplar. Lin-wood and dther Lumber suitable fcr the busi ness, taken in exchange fcr furniture. Remember the ehep is cn Mar-ret street. Clear field, and nearly oppo-r1,: the -Old Jew Stire." December 4. 13U . JOHN GUELICIT. ' PROFESSIONAL & BtrsiNS"S CARDS. i ! I J" W0CP3. Attorney at Law. led las a. P 1 I I - 1 if.rei-iionnl business hiyiium -t.-v. I. , I Ti f"' ' ' ! 1J' Ceid count-v' r urwensvlUe. C:ar- Mav I i -r t ruv-j T. Tt T T- T J-CKANS, AUcmev et Law and Ra! E?,s I " grct. LieartieiJ. i'a. t-'Cics aJjoicicg tia residence, on Seeoad Jtreet. ay 16. "riULlAM A. WALLACE, Attorter st La. Clearte'.d. Pa. t dee, ajjoiidig' L'.i rt dence on Second strtet. Sept. 1 P) 0BERT J .'WALLACE. AX'.oruv st Law. Clear L Celd. Pa Oice ia Shaw's uJw rw. .Market street, oppoaire Ningle's aewviry atjie. ilav 7 j. II F. NAUGLE. Watch snd Clook Msker. and dealer in '.Vatche. Jewelry. Aj. K;n ia GKiham s row, Market Sireft. Nov. 10. eALT! SALTU S VLflll-A prixe artl- elect ground alum salt, put up ia ntest fftcKS. iu ,..2r pur sacs, t the cheap cauli 'jr.-f Ncv.,m-er 27. M JSSt-l- HBLCliEU t.'O . field. Fa. Oi'L. Atturtivv at Liit.liru. in 'irahaiu'a lcw. fuurd'i a wes: ol Grahsta A Boynton's stit. yov. 3u. KBAT7.ER Merchant, and d-aler io oar.ls slJ h!i:es. G.-aia ard Preda. Iroi.t St. ati-jve tne Academy, Clearfield. Pa. jii t J FATTEfiSON.. Attomcj a'.Lair.Ctrx-ni-vilie. Pa. will attend to til Luj:ne$a- ttus'el to his cere. OiSce orpc.ite the Nw Methodist Churci Jan. IS. 1302. lTll-LIAM F. IKWIN..Marintstrett.Clear5e:j, Fa.. Dealer in Foreign and Domesiii iier- handise. Hardn sre. QaeeL:irc. Groceries, and family articles generally " -Nut. 1J. DR. WM. CAMPBELL. cSern his profession! scrvicsto the ritizer.r of Morris and ad;oit. iu tewnships Residence with J. D. Denning ia Kyierlown. Clearfield ccur.ty. May ll.lSSv. JB M'EN'ALLY. Attorrey a, inw. Cle-rflId, , f'. Tract'icus in Clevrfieid and ajj.iL'.cg counties. 02.ee in new brick addition. adj.inix. : the residence of Jamej B. Graham. Nov. 10. J OflN GFELICil. :.in jfaotarvr of all kisda 4 He &3iank's to order Collns. on short notice, aiid Ptteud3 funeral i with a hearse. AptlO.'j4. ICIIARD L'ci'er ia Futign and Groceries. Flour. Luon. Liicjuoia. west of vi ic. Room, en "-.larke'. s::et. tft S'vti 'I'OjIre, Cicaraeid, Pa. Apr'27. T 1H0MAS J. .'.UCCT I j'A. Attorney st Law. nc.d i s. : -u, C-vc-r the L.Oft.raelJ !?ga; instruice'ita pr- co. rtat.a. i'eejs and oti. par a With prcinptneys : rcrn. : : : : sccuif; Ji.lv 5. BUSH A M CULLOLGll S Collect:-: Ofti.e. Cl k a kt ie ld. l'fN'A. JOHN KUSS11L i CO.. Tarrers and Currier. 9J P'-nnvi'le.Clf-rf oli Co , I'a. Keep cotstnMlr on ha:1, au exc-'lU :ru nt cf lsiitLer. whicL they t the lowest cash r rices Hide of all kindi t tk- n in exchange Ju'vl5-54. I ARB J Sei, ARRIMER A TEs i. Af.eir.eys at Law. Clear- 1. Pa. Will nttend promptly to ail lezil a:.d other busine?a ectiusted lo tneircareln Clear ¬ field and adjoi:.:r.g coactiej. Augu-t C. Ii8. JA.S. H. LAltRlilL:.. lSitAtL TEST D1 R. M VvC-C'DS.. tpnierr :ris professional servl- io th? or-.' i;s ci . Ic-i.-hvli and vi citify. ti esider.ee or. St cor.d flre-n "pr-.lie the cIce of L. J . Crur.s. E? -j. t-iT;. tiic same tLai wa3 recent ly occupied by Hon. G K .''arrett. where he can bo found unlrj absent on m ifcf.-ional business. jl'O. 2. W Mil) UP !-TLeuadervgned wcuil II rtipectfully intorm the citiztr.s of Clardjid vj..?t;iry. thai h continu do all kiuda ci" BI:tUsi!iitning on short roticc and iu the very best s-yl". at l!: U ! J Shop nlrjgid" of the Tc" H i.".:. Edge tools of all kind? mads anl t.;cs4l in tho best manner, ai d warranted to give er.t:.--" saiisfaction. The pr.eiic will retri-ra ler, that I iti! not in the habit of tumii g ff johjon acoouct of not being ae-lf to do r1?.. .Mi l' nsk ij a trial. aud iLea tLe pubiic may tbeinstd ves. iLemcmher t:l lo.u Ilall. t'ie.'n field Ft. Au 1;'. f the -;'j!k for .- -t-M M.or.' st the JAMES L'AiT. ! 3i. N. i; Ar.v iohs that c.ir.r.ot exe- cute. iil !.e done ou vrrv short nc rrMl E LADY'S FRIEN i - .lOBEY'S LA DYS A B J ,'iv r 1 ii I 2 T h e w o : 1 J s f.-. o r i i For 23 Y'e irs the St'ind.irJ M :rle. Pionouufted by the !'is3 of the United .St-it-j?. 11. c test Lid v a .uuifaziLe in t!e or. 'I'hf. Liti r.tt'tre is of aloud in the fa'r.iivci ! r.r...i tne i: epe that -:cd that can b;- real rcl. . .t.l the clercT iu im- nieiisn tit-rs-jcrs are ;H-,Tit-.Tj : .r tl oo k. 1 ke h'M L' t'y if i.i A r.-.,-: icii cortributa t-3 i t pages, ittii we hav.- soui-j iL&l ..r:te k r no other Magazine. 'i"-it Muxi- is all cr:g:i-.T. an I would tvi?t sen's (the pri;e of th". Bwvki in 'toe musie it jrM . But nio?t of it is cepyrig.-Mi-i, a i cuui.ot be oh-iaine-l except in 'vioaey ' Our Engravi-. A'i t J.r's to livsl r in this have oeaaed. f.n.i we i.ow eiuJ alooJ ia this dep.'it iuieui, giving. a.? we do. in'.'iy rure and inliniu-.iy OBtter c&giavi:jgs than aic j.Libiish'.! ia any other work. UtJ-if's l;iTir."',r Ds't'ji'e i'i'-rr ' ' -hiun-P'-it'. Lt.nt-iir.ir., ir.Tfi olU LVe U. j; . i i it Ot:i.r :ii- .h Cc ! " lines rinl I'a.-hior.s on each plat-. only two. l'ur Jihe.fi of ar,i; .:z r;i K::.- c.i, Godey's is the only wo;li I: th gives th'.-e immen-e faf .-". aud ':;f to have excited the " f.-jtif--.f r -ju'i. -i ' or .l-5-"-i : world t-st are such js 1'trs a.id tte-. res cot t !'!.- piiC.IC. i iie puolIC -t: l ' ! It. - rpi., tio'J tr.ate tuiu I aliion-p!.,?i ci !:.o old nothing but oar oudi-rfolty iiie c t vie. sd cula.ion enaotes us to give tnets Other ma'iz Ices cannot, afford it We never snare ui:i:kt when the rub liccan be bench. ed '1 hvc. f .i-ji.ion- taiy be reiiej on. Dresic-s may bo m:tie a.ter then, and th wearer wiil not t. a hj t fa e rsal : i a ri -i ic a 1 -. as would bo the e-ise if she vi-.:t"J the Urg-j etUos -iresu-i ater the si vie of the p tales givtu in fccruo of our socalh' l ftishir-n sr;i: tzinc3 O.-r Wood E rt:i. fS . of v. L tc we .ve twic other ma-jaziLe, I'hcy are so fir or three tiruts ra.,n- as a.ny are ofie;i mirt-.kea L.r a:c-l. superior to auv .hers i rut t,it tin r, -I'ciarfi of 'heci. F.cmrmber that puliicati-in and v. v oa v. r.t at ; tne Jaay s l. .l.u is ttie iTigitai the cheapest If jos uka Uji other magait::e. Everything t ornamental ia a ho'jue cat. b - to. tt ; uietul cr Go ley. Drau:-?!- Lt.'xons. "No ether r:.ag -i-tir.e gi iW them, and we have given enough to fill so. lar e vol umes ral Our lircn'fts art- tach S3 cm be You is d iiwhre c'se. Cooking in all its variety Cor.fecticr.cry the Nursery Ihe Toilet Pe Laundry -tL-eKBch-en. Receipts upon all subjeet3 are to Le foup.i ia the pagt:s of tho Ladv's Hock. V.'e nrii".lv started this department, and have peculiar facili ties for making it mist perfect. T his departfctt alone is worth tits pric& of the Book. L<ti Wori T.i6'-. 1 his departiaect ccuprt ses engravings and dcsariptioLi of every .iU:!- th.'i a lady wears. Mo lt.l Coiuzrjrs. No other majailstc hs '.fab department. Tervts. C r i i'" Aivr.n -0rfi espy rr.3 ye?.r. i . i wo Copies one j tar. 5 j. iarei copies ere year. 5. Four c;-.pi-.-s ono year. S7 I'iva e-nit one year, and an cjt.-a copy :o :ha perjor. sesiiej tho club. StO KIght copies o:ie year, aca aacz tra copy ti tie person aecdirg tue cltib, SI5. Eleven carie one year, and an extra, or-y to ti person eeiiding the club. 5 JO. And tLo -j't'y magazine that ci to isttoduced into the aheva elubs in plare of the Lady's Beck u Arthur's Home MHgaz'n? Special Cl.c'-Mnr teiti c." Ilitzi:ei Gtdey Lady's t-ck ar.d Arthur's lice Mag'. : la both one year fcr S3 SO. Gadey's Lady's Be-'ii and Harper's I-Iig.'ii tne Vc-h one yea Vcr $ 1 bH Godey. Harper, and Arthur will ali" tjroe le sect one year, em receipt of 3) Ctl. Treasury Kc-tfie and N.iKa of all eol vent banks taksn at par. 2 carafa! and nay the pottage on tout lefrer Address L A G0BEY, 3.3 Chsntt Strr:, PhUj-leJphi.fi. pj.. T71LOUR A gool article tor a- at taa ptc-rtc