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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

But the browning miracle of all wss
when "baby" began to walk. Its icsfh
ing to creep had been duly heralded to
me. So also bad its being able to stand
alone, though This meant, l found, stand
ing with the support Of chai'. But
when it really walked a!one, the i'hgor-
tant fact WAS announced to mo in note'
FOR my friend could not wait till CALI d
"Stand there," said she to me in an
exultipg voice. "No stoop, mean, how
can you be SO stupid?' And, as ! oheyed.
she took her station about yard off,
holding the little one by either arm.-
Snow, see him." she cried, MS he todd,ed
towards me; and finally succeeded in
gaining my arms. though once or twice
I fancied he would fail, contingency
from which he was protected, however
by bis mother holding her hands on eitl1-
er side Of him. an inch or two of. Il hero
did yon ever see anything SO extraorla.
airy He's not year Old, either.
By this time | began to be con idc.-
ably interested in "Baby' myself. IIs
had learned 10 know NE, and wou,1 l.;
gin to crow whenever entered the nur-
eery; and | was, therefore, almost do
lighted as my friend, when, for the first
time, he pronounced my name. Diane"
he said, "DIanem
His mother almost deyourcd him with
kisses in return for this wonderful trim
Of tho vocal organs; and when Sc ha.
finished, |. in turn $40 Lercl him rn,
carlsses.
| never after that smiled even to nv
self at the extravaganza Of my friends
affection for the baby; the little Iose taet.
twined himself around my own heart
strings. How could
And now that an = mother ,nyself
| feel less incl 80 5uil 10 'aag!., as othe =.
may do, over lnat mystery of mys,'rits.
mothers love for her baby.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

PKRMArURE.-As a steaifttoat wac.
about to start from Cincinnati one day,
n young man came on board leading n
blushing damseI by the hand, and ap-
preaching the polite clerk said in sup
pressed voice, 81 say me and my vito
have just got married, and I'm looking
for accommodations" Looking for n
berthF' hastily inquired tho cIork, pass
ing tickets out 10 another passenger
"a birth thunder aud tightening, no"
grasped the astonished man. VIC hsin't
but just got married; we want place :"
stay all night, YOU know"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

guarded. and mysterious prayers--and
sometimes it struck me that it might
pos, IDLY have relation to either a dread
of diving, or to her anticipatiohs of heav-
en-, as she was at the time out of ht alth-
whatever that prayer might be, that it
was beautiful and pare one. | am sure
the purest and the best, peehaps, in all
the long catalogue of guarded secrets.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

A large lot Of well-made and extra
good quality of
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21
PARADISE MILLS
HUDSON CITY, WISCONSIN.

THE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly on
i hand at their Mills on Willow River. a
short distance from the steamboat landing, a
large quantity of Fine. Superfine, and Extra
Superfine Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middlings, and all
kinds Of Mill Feed, Provender, &C., &c.
The subscribers feel confident that with the
facilities they possess, they can compete sue
cessfully with any like establishment,
Persons coming from distance with grists
will be promptly attended to. The best brands
of flour put up in half quarter and eighth bar
rel sacks, and for sale at wholesale and retail.
Cash paid for wheat and all other kinds OF
grain. Please give us call.
cox d GREEN.
Hudson. juno IL, 1887. lltf.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

A MODEL CHILp ,-Sc;ooi 1faym-4
Thomas, what does B e-n-c-h spell
7ommy.--Don't know, Mann:
School Narm.--What YOU lite
numbskull, what are you setting on.
Tommy, = Cooking shcopish.) - :,
don't Like to tell!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

"WHAr do you call tnisl" said Jonos'
tapping his breakiaSt lightly with ii. fc-k,.
"Call it 2 snarled ;he !andlord-''w IT.
do you call it!" We'll, really aid
Jones, II don't know, it hasn't quite
enough hair in it for plaster but there 2
TeetIe too much in il for hash"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

A novelist tells of lovers who agree e
wave their hands toward each ~
at certain hour across Il g s..
Ocean. One mig. snFpcse. II +
would DC waves enough tetfe eE . Ell.
without trying to mske any with tL.s.
hands.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21

"Do yoa keep maieiless'' asEeF q
Young wag of = re:eilsr. .Ol YES, :
kinds" VI. Ne reply "Well, then.
take trottirg match Tie retailer -.
mediately hanleI bin box Of Erapd-
reth's pills
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21
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Valuable Gifts. worth from Scots to 500.
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The inducements offered to Agents are mo-
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Having been in the Publishing and Books
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21
TURNING SHOP,

THE Subscriber is prepared to do all kinds
i of Turning of Wood Work, such as
HUBS,
TABLE LEGS,
BANNISTERS,
NEWELLS,
BROOM HANDLES, DC.
at his shop in River Falls, for reasonable prices.
Chairs & BedSteads
manufactured. Please call aud examine before
purchasing elsewhere at his Turning Shop
near Fosters Mill.
7. B. CORNISH.
Apill.27, 1859
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-01

Karthaus -0sorgs Hecksdotn David
Haynes. -
Knox-John Jackson.
Laurence Oliver Conklin. A. H. Reed
Ross Reed. ItS
Morris-Wm. L. Nerrell.
New Washington--Jos H, Breth.
pike-John Bloom Sr., Geo. B. Cald-
we'll, Geo. B. Dale. XII ~
Penn-Dayid T. Sharp, Joseph New.
Un.on--David Horn. msl
2SD WEEK.
Bell-John Orr.
Boggs--George Turner, Thomas Be ers.
Bradford-Geo w. Gearhart, a.. II. Lu.
cas-, John Dale.
Brady-Jackson Long, Jeremiah Kri-
ner.
B1rnside--r. c. Mitchell, John M'Cul-
Tough, Elm Ministers. Y
Chest Daniel German, Samuel Nc
Even. q
Clearfeld-wnl. Radebaugh, Henry
Snyder, Jefferson Litz.
Covington--John M. Reiter. ,s s..a.
Eerguson--Phi'ip McCracken, George
Straw. "a :.
Ora ham-Martin v. French, Isaac KY
Ter. 'af~
Gpelich-James A. Hegarty.
Goshen Robert Bumgardner.
Lawrence--George Guelich.
Lumber City Spencer, John
Ferguson, John Brocmall. 8 a
Morris-Wm. Deviney, Jos. Denning,
Edward Perks.
Iike--Jos. NJ. Spencer, Jacob Ritter.
Union--Levi Dressler, Benjamin F..
Harley, John Brubaker
oodward-Christian Shoff.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.

Clearfeld Bor-Isaac johnson, John w.
Shugart, Jefferson Litz, Bartoi Stump, JAS
l.. Leavy,
Car0ensviHe Bor- Cortez Bloom, Jacob
Faust, Hcnry Kerns, William Chambers,
Abraham Gates. ttfa --
Lumber City William Wright, James
Grossly, Branson Davis. tf anon
New Washington Joseph McMurray, DO
seph II. Bretb, John M. Cummings, n
Bradford--S. P. Wilson, Ephraim Shi-
rey, Alex. Forcee, Thomas Riley.
Bloom-Gainer Bloom, James Bloom, D.
w. Chilson, John Cleaver.
BeH--Will Gileert, Jacob Campbell,
John Ross, jr., Henry McGhee, Robert
Mehaffy. rai. sfisai i.a..as..... ..
Beccdr,a-Samuel Shelf, Geo. w. Cald-
well, VIM. II. Dickinson.
BoggsCharles Sloan, l.. w. Munson,
George Dimeling. ..- ....-- .II ~
Brady-Dr. 7. jeff. Boyer, Lever Fle>
gal, Esq, VIM. Schwem, John c. Reed,
james c. Barrett. ........-
BWRside-John King, .jr., John Young,
Jacob Bretb, James McMurray, Fred
Shepherd. ~ ua.
C0vington- Patrick Hegarty, Solomon
Waury, John j. Picard.
Chest Henry Turd T. F. Dunbar, D.
Gorman.
Decatm- Richard Hughes, Cyrenus
Field, John Shaw, John A., Thompson,
Cyrenus How.
Ferguson james Straw, George E. Tubbs
For-James McClelland, n. NJ. Brock
way.
Goshen Thompson Reed G. W. Gates,
r. G, Shaw, !. l.. Reems,
Grdhan-Edmund Dale, Levi Huber,
John Holt. IA
Girmd--Alexander Livingston, NJ. L.
Coutriet.
Gueleh--John Jordan, John " bite
side, Benz. Stephens ...r..aL
Husta,---Martin Tyler, Hiram Wood
ward, Saml Conoway. EsnL
Jordan--David McKeehan, Ferdinand
Schoening, JAS. Patterson jr. 20 a.rHsI
hHor-D. +. Mokel, Lewis Erhart,
William Witherow, B. s. Roberts.
X Rarthats--John Gilliland, L. Hartlne,
John G. Hall.
Pike--Miles Welch, John Dunlap, r.
Freeman, Darius Ritter, John Hancock
LaWreacc--Samu uel Clyde, w. T. Val
lace, William J. Hemphill, John A. Reed,
Herman Rowles, John Dale.
Moris--Jerry Mccartney, John j. NIL.
Ter, Andrew Hunter, j. W. Stamford,
John Hoover.
Pcut-David T. Sharp, John II. Rowles,
Elijah Moore, r. Danyers, jr., Thomas
Hoover,
Union--Wm. Il Horn, P. Ii. Booze,
Henry Whitehead
Waodioord-Thomas Her rderson, James
Alexander, Robert Witherow.
The primary elections will be held on
the llth day of August, 1860, at the pla-
ces where the General Elections is usually
held, except the borough of Clearfield and
Lawrence tip, which will be held in the
Store room formerly occupied by Judge
Shaw. The Committee win be careful in
keeping a list of the voters and must com
pare with the tally, After the votes have
oeen counted, the tally papers mus. be
signed by a majority of the Committee,
when one of the Committee will be apa
pointed return-Judge. who will bring the
tally paper and The list Of votes, in their
townships, and will meet in
the borough of Clearfield, at the place of
holding the election, on Tuesday, August
l4th, 1860, TO compare tallys and declare
the nominations.
BY order of the Standing Committee,
D. f. Etzwiler Chairman.
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Mf@ advertisements.
Democratic Mass Convention.

A Mass Convention Of the Democracy
OF Clearfield County who are willing to
stand by the usages of the party will
meet m the Borough of Curwensvlle on
Saturday August 4th 1850, to ratify the
nom nation of DOUGLAS, JOHNSON and
FOSTER and to adopt such measures as
will secure the election of tic wholc ticket.
Hon. Richard Naux, Danl. Dougherty,
Esq, Lewis e. Cassidy, Esq, Hon. John
Cessna and other speakers from abroad
have been invited to attend-and the
invitations accepted. ....'.. ........ .. .
Come one! Come all and show by your
presence that the Democracy of Clearfield
are ready to stand by the principles and
usages OF the party ...71a @
By order of Douglas Club No. |.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-01
List Of Jurors for Sept. Term, commen-
cling on the fourth Monday, the 24th day.


cling on the fourth Monday, the 9th day.
GRAND JURORS.
Bell-Adam Breth.
Brady-Samuel Arnold, Joseph Rishel,
Harrison Passmorc, Jos. X. Arnold, Fred.
erick Shafer, Frederick Wingert.
Burnside-StepheE Brothers.
Chest-Calvin Stevans. .0# ..
Covington-Wm SGhnarrs.
DECATUR. Parsons, Jonathan Kep.
hart, Philip Reese. Andrew Gearhart.
diranam james +. Shope .......rr
Huston = Austin Brown. |.
Lawrence John Daugherty, ir.
Lumber City VIM V. Wright. ''I
Moris-DanIel Beams, Jonathan Roth
rock. Ir.rT ..r.... ...'
New hington-Samucl Sebring.
Pike--Abraham Snyder.
Woodward Joseph Fiscus.
Curwensville- Daniel Faust.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-lsr WEEK
Beccaria-Jos. w. Lull, James H. Hes
garty. ..
Bell-Jacob W. Camrbell, VIM. T. Gil.
bert.
Boggs-lsaac Southard, Henry Wa
pie, Thomas Waple. . .
Bradford Jerome Robinson.
ev Brady-George w. Long, Jacob Ogden
ayoeorge j. Yoas, Levi Draucker, James C.
z ''itrett, Henry Hoover George L. Morgan,
ssniel Goodlander
Burnside-Philip Neff, Fred Sheppard,
John Rorabaugh.
Chest-Jonathan Fry. Josiah w. Lam
burn. Ht..
rcrrwensville-Abraham Gates, Jacob
risaust
Clear6eld--L. r. Merrell.
Decatur Isaac Goss.
Fox-James Blair.
Girard- Peter Lamm, Adam Spackman
Z. Woodbridge.
Goshen~-lew Irwin. asa
Gulich-Jenes Rollin.
JSrdan-Joseph Dewalt, Joseph Nc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-01
SALECF i. w. SCHOENiNG'S
ESTATE.

Dy virtue Of an orderof the Orphans Court of
- Clearfeld county, the farm or real Ecatate
in Jordan township, containing about sixty two
acres, late the property of +. W. SCHoENING
and being the same property on which hc lived
al the times of his death in 1884, but now in tn o
occupancy Of tho Administrator H. f. SCHOE.
MING, will be exposed to sale at Public Venduo
or outcry ut Ansonville in said county on
- SATURDAY THE 4TH DAY OF
AUGUST, A. d. 1866, .sM ...a4
at o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. The
said real estate ismore fully described as fol-
lows; ..rE ..rr ar..t t.IH
Beginning at q lIemlock thence south 40 de-
grces east 9Ol perches to u post. thence south
81 degrees west rs perches TO IIemlock, then co
north 40 degrees west 9O1 porches to % post,
thence north so degrees eaas ll5'perches to the
place Of beginning. Containing sixiy.one acres
aud sixty-six pouches, and the usual allowance
OF six per eentum dc: as by reference to deed
from Lewis VAIN and ethers 10 said Frederick
Schoening dated the l7th dny of October A. d.
lsi7 recorded in Clearfed county in deed Book
X. page $40 win more fully appear.
July q, 1861. II. f. SGIfOENING, Admir-
.nRY APPLES, for sale at the store. of VIM.
IL +. Irwin, Market street, Cloarfeld Pa.
nRY CHERRIES for sale at the store of
IL Wm. L, Irwin. Clearfcli Pa.
- Gov Urr eiies ard Sbonlders ors.lo
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MARRIED,

On Sunday July lst lSj0by VIM. A.
Reed Esq, Mr.. Richard Rowels jr, o
Miss Phebe A. Jordan both of Woodward
tp., Clearfeld CO., Pa, r... -..-.sf
On Thursday the Goth ult., by D. s.
Moore Esq, Mr.. Wm. Henry OF Ferguson
tp., to Miss Martha 2. Garretsor of Lum-
Der City, Clearfield Co., Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-01

StHERIFE"S SALE,-By virtue OF q iesta-
- tum writ Of Yea, Er., issued out of the court
of Common Pleas of Center CO., and to me di-
rocted, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House in the borough Of Clearield, on
-a.l .I|.. MONDAY THE GOTH DAY
OF AUGUST A. d. 1860, g. ... .. Ua
at 10 o'clock A. M, the following described
property, to VITA certain tract of land situate
in Goshen tip. Clearfeld county Pa, bounded by
lands of Jacob illegal, Ellis Irwin, Ellis Liver
good and the Susquehanna River Containing
two hundred and seventy six acres moro or less,
three dwelling houses, two bar ms, wagon sled
and other out buildings and d large bearing
orchard thereon. Seized taken in execution and
to be sold as the property of John Selfrige. ga
FREDERICK G. MILLER, Sh'f.
Sheriff's Office, Clearfed Pa, Aug. 1, 1860.
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n OsT STOLEN OR sTRAYED fr,o,,,, I

+ OsT, STOLEN OR sTRAYED. from
IL the subscriber on the 9th or 7th Of Jdly, a
saml black and tan rat Terrier bitch answering
to the name Of Blossom, any person return ins
the same TO +. Short Of the short shoe shop Clear
field Borough, will be literally rewarded by y
~ T. SHORT.
N any person known to Keep said bitch af.
ter this notice will be dealt with according to
law. July Is, '6o.-3t. r. SHORT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-01
Primary Election,

We are authorized to announce the nam o
the Hon. James I. Leonard Of Clearield as a
Candidate fer Congress in the oath District sub
jet to the District Convention. I ..f ..
July oath 1860. H
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-01

+ GAUTiON.--All PERSONS are hereby caution.
~ ed against purchasing or receiving a note
Of hand given by me, to t}odfred Zilliox, call
ing for one hundred and fifteen Doiiors--due at
three months. am determined uot to pay it
unless compelled by law. JOHN CHASER,
Brady ip., July Is. $50. 3t.
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LAST NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given to all persons indebted
to the estate of Thomas c. Davis, late of Lum-
ber City, deceased, either by note book acc cunt
or otherwise, that payment must be made to the
undersigned Administrator of sale estate, at once
or the claims will be collected as fast as legal
process will effect it. am IfH
Lumber City June goth. ls6O.--st
ell nE rsaal BRANS0N DAVIS,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-01

We are authorized to announce the
name of WV. ?. CHAMBErs, of Curwens-
vile, as candidate for County Commits
sioner, subject to the usages Of the Demo
cratic party. .........
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!, 1860. JOHN ROTEO- s

EXECUTOR's NOTICE.-Letters Testa-
IL mentary having been gran ted to the under
signed on the estat of Geogre Welch deceased,
late of Lawrence tip. CleArfeld county Pa, all
perstns indebted to said estate ar c requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it, are requested to present then
duly authenticated for settlement
August |, lS6O,-Gt. VIM, PORTER, Exr
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Clearfeld Rifle Comy any.

You will meet for drill and parade at
the Mount Joy School House, on Saturday
the 25th day of August, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, in summer uniform with arms and ac.
coutrements in good order, and supplied
with six rounds of blank cartridge BY or
der of the Capt.
Aug. !. 1860. JOHN Z. ROTEO-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-01

HAUTION-Allper rsons are hereby notified
" not to purchase or i n any way meddlc with
the following property, now in tn possession Of
NJ. S. Clark Of Brady ownship, viz one Rome
mare, one two horse Wagon and one Cow, as the
same belongs to me and is left with him on Il an
only subject to my order, DAME l. RISHEL.
Brady tp., Aug, /, 1s60.-3t.
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REPRESENTATIVE CoxrrRrsez. Tie Dem

0"st"t'os pa WWpuSt u AouUs
REPRESENTATIVE CONFERENCE. III e Dem
ocratic Conferees from the Counties of
Clear6eld, Elk, Jefferson. and Mexican !;
will meetin Ridgway on Thursday the
10th day of August at o'clock P. NJ, TO
nominate two Candidates of Assembly.
The Congressional Conferees of this
(24th) Congressional District will meet in
Brookville on the 9Th day of August at
6 o'clock p. NJ,
DR.. Morwitz has disposed Of the
Pennsylvanian--J ohm n. Brimmsr has be-
come sole proprietor. he has hoisted til Q
Breckenridge and Lane Flag. "a
m-We hope every Democrat will read
She letters upon our first page; they treat
upon subject which should Sc of inter
est 20 all-the rights and duties Of State
Central Committee. The letters of Mr..
Hamilton and Gen. Keim, bear .immedi-
ately upon the subject-read them.
r@-W We learn that the County Com mis-
sioners have ordered Bell for the new
Court House, which is to weigh not less
than 100 pounds. .&hh
Our Bachelor neigbbo of the "Jotanap
had quite time Of il last week to find
out and Put US intoa position to suit
himself.
We suppose he has done it 10 his salts.
faction, he has done it very ertensively.-
We hope his Republican brothers will
not find fault with him for devoting so
much space in his last paper in noticing
the Number Ones of our town and our
: humble self a iar A'' HaiaA 't
No. The September Term of our next
Court, will commence on the fourth Mon
day Of September. r -r-r
The stock holders of the Clear (eH Cco,-
ty Bank met on Saturday last and elected
the following Board of Directors James T.
Leonard, Richard Shaw, Jonathan Boyn,
ton, James B. Graham, VIM. A. Wallace,
g. L. Reed and VIM. Porter.
MARCH OF REFINEMENT -"Madam,o said
druggist the other day, to a lady
who was examining some cologne.
al assure you it is an excellent article,
and if you will approximate the extension
of your proboscis to the enclosed ori6ce of
the bottle you will perceive the truth of
my assertion" a.~ r
We desire it to be distinctly understood
that this cony ersaiion did not occur at the
Drug Store Of Lorraine &Co., on Market
Street in Clearfeld, where they keep the
very best asortments OF all kinds of per,
fumery etc., r-. ...r.. &
sA-Arrested-B. Il. Hall, at Lebanon,
Tor attempting to obtain money on forg,
ell check OH the Lebanon BANK He was
formerly connected with one of the Belle,
fonte papers.
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HAUTION.-All persons are hereby caution
~ ed against buying or in any way meddling
with the following property, TO win: two Bed.
steads, one Bureau, Table, Cupboard, Chsst and
Trunk i, now In the possession OF Edward Gel
nett, ~ the sane belongs 10 me, audle with him
on loan only. JOHN w, PAULLY.
Brady tp. July IS, '6O.-St.
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saas LUMBER CITY,
Clear6eld County, Pa.
los I.rVJppy p..o,,.

0. -f JOS. L. KIRBY, PROPRIETOR.
ID EGS leave to announce to tho travelling COM
I'D munity and tho public generally, that he
has taken the above named hotel and reftted it
in style suited to the times and the wants of
the public. ........
. HIS TABLE ..
Will always be supplied with the best tho mar
kets and the surrounding country can afford
HIS BAR
viii contain the choicest liquors, and -'''
I HIS STABLES
Will be in the care of attentive hostlers, ro-
sponsibls for their conduct to their employer,
who will give the entire establishment his per-
senal supervision. t 7faI
In the the hope that he will be able to make
his guests comfortable during their visits his
house he respectfully solicits q share OF ublic
patronage. .a l#rG "ss... arrr
Lumber City Oct. 10, 1859. lat