Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-15

} ort Anrttfiststsr. "A hutnl,st ~ ~.
stumbling advertisements ~ out ptominsr,
business men, " not secn m this wret,,
issue can be found amid tho uwteet y,
matter and crush Of type" which ,ooL
place IN our office on last SATURDAY, We
nave reset a number Of them, but the
majority remain in aconfsod heap on our
g"ileys Among those that we could no,
replace IN our present number, are those
OF VIM. f. Irwin of all varieties of spriny
and summer goods, to be found at his
cheap cash store on Market street. C..
hralzer u Sons, spring and summer goods,
on front street, corner of Cherry. Isaac
Johnston, Boots and Shoes of nil kinds
Second street. one door south of " Repub.
Iean' Oiiice. Geo. w. Rheem, Drugs.
Medicines, Stationary, Tobacco and Cigars
ana Newspapers Ond Periodicals. on Mar.
Ret street opposite the late residence of
DR.. Loroin. VIM. Irwin, Curwonsyille NJ
the corner store, late arrival of spring and
summer goods, of every style and pattern
ot ladies and gentlemen's wears. F. Short
Clearfield, on Second street, nearly oppo.
SITE Reed q Weaver's store, boots, shoes,
CATERS, &C., &c.. on hand or made to or,
der. ''Cleartield Commercial Institute" by
Messrs Metcalf & Thomas, opened on the
18TH inst. These we think include all
that we will be compelled 20 omit this
week; and We trust that the respective
friends of the proprietors of these estab-
lishmSnts will be enabled to find them
without an advertisement to direct them.
and we will youch for their ability to ac,
commodate their customters equally as
well as if their advertisements had never
been knocked into pi.
THE WEATHER has become very warm
so much so, that it seems scarcely posi-
bic that less than two weeks since, yeee-
tation was almost entirely DESTROYED bv
frost. Wonderful, indeed, are the vici-
ctudes OF our mouDtain climate. The
transition from cold to warm and warm to
cold, is often so rapid that it seems almost
as if we had been suddenly carried to ano-I
ther climate instead of change having
taken pacc in the temperature CT our
own.
ARRksTrD.-A man named ynndyke,
was arrested in the neighborhood Of Phil
ipsburg, on last Monday, on charge of
having maliciously shot, and voraeiou.ly
eaten q hog, the property of Mr.. John
Troy, of Morris township. We heard once
of man who refused to eat pork because
it had died violent death" Perhaps,
Mr.. Vandyke regards death by shooting
as very atural death for hog.
WArcHgAKER.-Mr Nanzandt of La.
thersburg offers his professional services
ia the repairing of watches and Jewelry,
and all other work in his line, to the citi-
zens OF that place and vicinity. Mr.. Y. is
u competent workman and deserves .
share OF public patronage.
AyBRoTYPr-. BY his card in another
column, it will be seen that p. c.. Puryi-
ance, artist, takes likenessess, for the low
price of fifteen cents. See advertisement
!or .urther particulars
RAIs.-Last evening the portentious ap-
pearance of the clouds foreboded a heavy
storm ifnot hurricane, but it proved to
be only refreshing rain with some wind.
The weather is pleasant this morning.
CoNvENTIoN.-The Democratic conven-
ton of Delegates as ordered by the call of
the county committe will tpeet on Tues.
day evening JGEe 2sst. 1859.
MARRIED.