Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-02
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Hotel formerly known as the GOOD In.
tent, p and has rcditcd and rcurni,hcd IL
in modern style. Mr. Mason Is one of the
most experienced Landlords along the
route from Tyrone to Eric, and one too.
who never fails TO make comfortable those
who become his guest His house will al.
ways be found to be truly home for the
"weary traveller"
ONG WHOLE DAY clear and the prospects
of another, is treat With which we have
not been iavoured for many week until
yesterday and to-day The weatheris now
clear, genial, and spring like and vegeta-
tion is coming forward rapidly. Already
the fields and forest, begin to wear their
bright green robes, which ere long will
deepen into the dark and luxurient hucs
of maturity.
See our column of new advertisements.
Two or three names ofrctailers Of N[er-
ceandise were omitted in the appraisers
list They will be found in our adycrti,,
ing columns.
See fourth page for Tax sales, mcrcan-
tile appraisers list.
JuNE is here at last with its blue skies
and green fields. Now is the season for
Pic Mics and rural rambles
The RIVER was again very much swollen
10y the recent rains, 1t was above a raft
ing flood on Teusday, but has since fallen
considerably.
MAY has departed. 1t is now among
the things that were. We can not say
peace to its ashes for it was too wet to
burn and therefore left none. We should
speak kindly of the dead, and ,oewill; but
we would just remark that there wasn't
amay day in the whole month.
TnE AMERICAN AGRIcuLruRALrsr.- This
valuable scientific journal, continues to be
published in New York by 0. Judd ESQ.
at one dollar in advance. The June num-
ber which we have just received is cspc-
N''''I ''Ni NS'IhS ulll NUIuUbIc.
EHERsoN's MAGAZINE AND PuryAN's
MONTHLY for June, has just reached u.s.
1t is an exceedingly interesting number,
and is very welcome to our sanctum. BY
the way we have not yet seen the May no.
can the publishers not furnish us with it
PETERsoNs BANK NOTE LIST, What has
become of it? We received the first and
second numbers of this publication, and
gave it a complimentary notice and placed
il upon our exchange list. Since then we
have heard or seen nothing more Of it
Does the publisher consider US compensa-
ted by two numbers? We wait a re-
sponsc.
Some time last winter, in the early part
of it. One number (tho Dcc.) of the LIT
TIE PILGRIM found its way, whether de-
signcdly on the part Of the Publisher or
not we are unable to sNy,) into our sane
tum. Being much pleased with the publ
cation We spoke commendingly Of it, and
placed it on our list of exchanges, prcsu>
ming that we would be favored with n
sight Of it occasionally in future; but We
are sorry to say we have been thus far dis
appointed.
The DEMOCRATIC VINO, Belefontc, Pa,
has recently changed hands. j. T. John
ston has retired, and Messrs. Reed and
Boyle have assumed the editorial control
of its columns. The retiring Editor has
our best wishes for his health, happiness,
and prosperity in whichever Of the walks
of life it may be his future fate to tread.
His successors have our sympathies amid
the heavy responsibilities they have as
sumed. Pecunaily We wish them un-
limited success. Politically, our wishes
could do them no service, the cause in
which they are embarked is hopeless.
WAuRHrirs FREuSDE lFisaR Of TraAJ
.isthe title of a german Newspaper, the
first number of the first volume of which
I'VE have just received, which is published
in zioglersvillo Montgomery county Pa
Not being able to read the language in
which it is printed with facility, we are
unable to say much about its merits or |
sentiments except that it is neatly print
cd, at one dollar per year and is strictly
neutral. The name of either editor or
publisher does not appear. May its sue
cess equal the expectations ofits founders.
DISTRESSING EvENT-Two Men Drowned.
After we had off about one fourth of
our issue we received intelligence of the
following melancholy and fatal occur
renee, which took place at Chest falls this
wednesday, morning. A large spar had
lodged in the river at that place and OBJ
structed about one half of the channel.
A raft belonging to Mr. Summerville