MEM
. ,THE .POWER or_KMDNESS.
orn hero !".said . abfat h
er.to his boy,
•FPulcing.in authority. Tho lad was at
Pty. , He 'looked toward his father, but
did - not leave his companions ,
"Do you hero me, sir ?” spoke the
fatluir more,sternly than before.
_With_an unhappy face and reluctant
step, the boy left his play and approached
his parent.
"Why do you creep along at a snail's
pace 1" said the latter angrily; "Come
quickly, when I want you. When I
speak, I look to be obeyed instantly.—
Here, take this note to Mr. Smith, and
see that you don't go to sleep by tho way.
Now, run as fast as you can go."
The boy took the note: There was a
cloud upon his brow. He moved away,
but at a slow pace.
" You, Toni! is that doing as - I ordered 7
Ts that going quickly 7" culled the father,
when he saw the boy creep away. "If
you arc not back in half un hour I will
punish you."
But tho words had but little efftec.—
The boy's feelings were hurt by the un
kindness of the parent. He experienced
a sense of injustice, a consciousness that
Wrong had been done him. By nature he
was like his father, proud and stubborn ;
and these qualities of his mind were arou
sed, and he indulged in them, fearless of
consequences.
"I never saw such a boy," said the
father, speaking to a friend who bad ob
served the occurrences. 'Mv words scarce
ly made an impression on him."
"!Kind words often prove most power
ful," said the friend. The father looked
surprised.
"Kind words," continued the friend,
'are like the gentle rain and the refreshing
dews ; but harsh words bend and break
like the angry tempest. The first develop
and strengthen good affections, while the
others sweep over the heart in devastation,
and mar and deform all they touch. Try
him with kind words; they will prove a hun
dred fold more powerful."
The latter seemed hurt by the reproof,
but it left him thoughtful. An hour passed
away ere his son returned. At times du
ring his absence he was angry at the delay,
and meditated the infliction of punishment.
But the words of remonstrance wero in
his ears, and he resolved to obey them.—
At last the lad slowly in with a cloudy
. countenance, and reported the result of his
• errand. Having stayed far beyond his
time, he looked for punishment, and was
prepared to receive it with an angry defi
ance. To his surprise, after delivering
the message he had brought, his father,
instead of angry reproof and punishment,'
said kindly, "Very well, my son, you can
go and play again."
The boy went out, but was not happy.
He had-disobeyed and disobliged his father
and the thought of this troubled him.—
Harsh words had not clouded his mind
nor aroused a spirit of reckless anger. In
stead ofjoining.his companions, he went
and sat down by himself, grieving over his
act of disobedienc. As he thus sat, he
heard his name called. He listened.
"Thomas, my son," said his father
kindly. The boy sprang to his feet, and
was almost instantly beside his parent.
"Did you call, father ? "
"I did my son. Will you take this
package to Mr. Long for me 7"
There was no hisitation in the boy's
manner. He looked pleased at the thought
of doing his father a service, and reached
out his hand for the package. On receiv
ing it, he bounded away with a light step.
"There is power in kindness, said the
father, as he sat musing after the lad's de
parture. And even while he sat musing
over the incident; the boy came back with
a cheerful, happy face, and said—
" Can I do anythingalse for you, fitther7"
Yes, there is a power in kindness. The
tempest of passion can only subdue, con
strain, and break ; but in love and gentle
ness there is the power of the summer
rain, the dow, and the sunshine.
BANNS AND BANNING.-1:110 New Or
leans Commercial Bulletin, in a recent is
sue, states that the number of incorporated
Banks in the United States, at this time, is
eight hundred and fifty-five. The aggre
gate Bank capital is $229,061,200 ;
circulation, $143,630,000, and the Bank
coin $55,460,000. New York exceeds
any other State in number of Banks, capi•
ml, circulation, and amount of coin ; Mas
sachusetts is next in number of Banks,
capital,ond circulation, although there are
three States that have a larger amount of
specie. Pennsylvania is next in order in
Bank capital and circulation. Comparing
Louisiana with other States, New - York,
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, have
'gar _ capital, New York, Massa
-clusetts, Pennsylvania Virginia, South
Carolina, Ohio and Kentucky, larger in
circulation; while Louisiana stands next
to New York in her amount of coin.
Louisiana is the only State in the Union
in which the amount of specie exceeds the
Bank circulation. New York has a Bank
circulation.of $26,000,000,and $12'000,-
000 of specie ; Massachusetts $17,000,000
circulation and $2,000,000 specie ; Penn
sylvania $12,000,000 circulation and $7,-
200,000 specie ; Ohm $11,000,000 circu
lation and $2,750,000 spa*, and Louis
iana $6,500,000 circulation'and $8,000,.
000 specie.
A FIERY Tur4r..—The Hon. Ruins
Choate, in a late speech ih Boston, referr
ing to the stormy aspect of the Dolitieal
horizon in Europe, said:
"ft bas seemed to me as ifthe'preroga.
tives of-atom:lp, and the rights of men, and
tho hoarded up resentments and reveng ed
of a thousand years, ,were about, to un . :
sheath the sword for a conflict, in, which
‘• blood shall flow, as in the Apocalyptic vi:*
eialS, to the bridles of the horses, and in
'Which a whole age of men shall pass away
--in whichthe bell of time shell sound Out
another hour—in which sebiety itself shall
bovied by Are and steel—whether it is of
nature and of natures God, or not !"
CIIASED BY A LoceritoTrvL---The fol
lowing is a Hoosier description of the first
sight On locomotive; and his adventures
consequent thereon: •
"I came across through the country, and I
struck your railroad, and was plying it at
about four knots an hour. Now 1 have
heard tell about your locomotives, but ne
ver dreamed of seeing one alive and kick
ing ; but about two miles from there I heard
something comeing coughing, sneezing nd
thundering, so I looked around. Sure
enough, there she comes down after me—
pawing the earth up and splitting the air
wide open, with more smoke and fire fly
ing than orto come out of a hundred burn
ing mountains. There was a dozen wag
ons follerin' urter, and to save her tartlet
black, smoky, noisy neck, she could'nt get
clear of 'em. I don't know whether they
scared her up or no.; but here she come
foaming at the mouth, with her teeth full
of burning red coals, and she pitched strai't
at me like a thousand of brick. I couldn't
stand it any longer, so I wheeled around
and took downllie road,, and began to make
gravel fly in every direction. No sooner
hnd I done that than she put right straight
after me ; and at every jump I made, she
squalled like a thousand wild cats. She
began to gain on me coming up a little
hill, but we come round a pint to a straight
level on the road. . Now thinks 1, I'll
give you ginger, and I'm great on a dead
ltvel ; so I pulled to it and got under full
speed, and then she began to yell, and
stamp, and come on full chisel, and made
the whole arth shake. But I kept on be
fore, hounding at the rate of twenty feet
every jump till I got at a turn in the road,
and I was under such headway that I
couldn't turn, so I tunedlheels over head
down a bank by a house, landed cosmulick
into a swill barrel, and my feet stuck out
behind and up in the air. Just at the time
the locomtive found that I had got a away
from it, it commenced spitting hot water in
to me, and just litterally spattered it all
over me. I thought in my soul that
Mount Vesuvius had burst in some place
in the neighborhood. But do you suppose
I staid there long 1 No, sir ! I just walked
right through that barrel, and come out so,
quick that it really looked ashamed of it
self. Now here 1 am, a real double re
volving locomotive snolly goster, ready
to attack any thing but a
cm
i
binaton of
thunder and lightning, smoke, railroad
iron, and hot water.
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• A 1-4
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In
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S CONSIDERED by thousands pit
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cr vet,
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For Sane.
N
/2LA D EW AND WELL FINISH ED TWO STORY
OUSE on the Bellefonte and Eno tnnep , ke. In
Co many/111e. The house is planend throughout.
nud is well suited for a DWELLING 11011t3E, 13'rORE et
TAVERN—Lot 80 by 180 feet. and has a :nod STABLE
thereon. The TITLE Is good. and the proretty will be sold
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a good investment. have now balance.
For farther Information epply to
JOHN F • 1 • lIER. Bridgport ;or
L. JACKSON CRAWS. Curwesterille.
October 3.1351.
L. JACKSON CRANS,
A`ZIEND.I2S3 &GU: 31,4W13
Curwensvillo,,Clearfield county, Pa.
OFFICE—Staio street, ono door east of Filbert et
October 2,1851.
• DISSOLUTION
(IF PARTNERBIIIP.—The Carartmership heretofore eJ
'V Wait berwpen the subscribers. trading. in the name of
'MANLY & BLACKSHARIE" la thee/thing and Chair
Manufactory. at Clemaeld. is this d 919 dissolved by mutual
consent. ROB ERT ILY ;
WM. BLA(BPLISIARE.
Eept. 4
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MONEY SAVING MACIIIN
FARMERS LOOK HER.E•, ' ,'
....--.,
,y ,
Q;' 7E co have a lot of TWO 110E4E THREHIIING
V V MM.) es raftiohent Shaw's, Clenttleld. AL*O.
a number et a Malocm'n Cutwennville, Mit HALE.
FAME! would do well to call coon. At either or the
above named Places they can be accommodated with M.
chino. Bs et 8. Mo.
WILSON.
Aug. 28.1851.
TU3TIC ES OF THE PEAUE eure hereby rea lOW Unlink °
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August 1...1,E61
. .
rwalric
T"' TRUSTEeS: of tho ACADEMY
beroUY givaPptlth at Dr. lUNICIAIN , it dolly onthott zed
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oomtnenaine on tho !Una September hut
Ily_ Wet of the Licnsid of Trainee*.
)ac. 12. itti, • / • • WM. MOORE, Bee).
NOTICE.
WIIEREAS...ipy 'Wife ANN ELIZA Willett FIT bed and
board without any , Just canon L liberator°. hereby
warn all sr/rat:nu Loa; harboring or trusting her on my 0.1.1.
anat. at rltitnotpoliOlp. for any dishy 9( her contacting.
• . 0.)11t4.101IS.
Tice. 8; 1851.—wass.
tHOMAS.DEVINE,
TAILOR. ~
trEttSP IPO.I4LY annonnamild the atone of the Antal.
ty of Vienttleld Budge, that - he continua to carryon the
TAILQIUDIGIBUtiIbikkI.. , a then distance East oftbe Bridge ,
where he eat be thankful for a there of public' patronage,
balite:Oa d, plealeaU whoAvor
11 him with 'belt crnitom.
11)WrItul Rt. bla7 168.—.
Witich,Op Clock 19111iOrig.
igiOBV R. WELCH begs.lerive
jIBLI to inform the citizens of
ly Clearfield and vicinity. that ho has
4 \ permanently located in the shop
I a' adjoining Lanieh's hotel, on 111r.r.
Bket street. where the repairing of
Ihrll
" WATCHES; CLOCKS, JEWEL.
&c.. will be executed in the best manner.
nt the shortest notice and on rtinsonape.ttrins,..- -.
Also, ENGRAVING executed at4i orr'noneo.
NVATCHES, Ste., loft with him to be repaired
will, be promptly attended to, andwarranted/for
one year. April 9, 1851.
TAILORING BUSINESS.
REMOVAL.
.• •
rfflif subscriber, thankful for past favors, res.
pectlully inlorinsliiis customermand the public
generally, that he has removed Ills shop to the buik
ding over the Post Office. lately occupied by . H. F,
Ward, rind that lie will ho there found at all times
-on hand" to supply his customers, Unlike some of
his cotemporaries. ho is unable to promise that his
Fashions uro of the most approved style of ANTI ,
(unlit, but will insure them made according to the
Latest Fashion of more modern days.
THOS. SHEA.
Clearfield, April 1, 1851.
•
D ERSONS having business with the undersigned
es Justice of tho Pence, will find him either al
ho " Dollar " etliee,or at the office in the' public
uildinge lately oceepied b y Esq. iexander.
D. W. ArIOORE.
Juno 8;1850
RICHARD AIOSSOP,
AVING Marebaged the :STURE of HIGLER & On., In
11l 1110 borough of Clearfield, Is now ooealni at ,chn (ILL)
STAN it a splendid assortment of !'ALL and WINTER
COOLS.
Dry Goods .
Bonk as Alpacas, Slim. Lustre", Ira Lanes. Baribmilret.
Cal-
Luca. Caimans. Om/Mum. Ticking'. Muslin", blew:Mid and
n•Wesebed. FlawnMs. red, white and yellow. Cotton flannel',
and ghawkof all description'.
• -
Cloths.
French Cloth, Twilled heavy Overcoutiag, fine. Good.
black Gassimeres Duo o , rin do . prime article, Uasainets. Netts
outs and Kaatucity Jeans. all of which are of the best quality
TFooleri Goods.
c.smfnrts, Gloves. Hosiery. &0.. o large assortment, and at
13W PllOOl.
lints and Caps.
•
Plush. mid FUI fIATS and I.3Ard, of all sosts and slang.
QOM/ and obese. to suit unrohaters.
Boots and Shoes.
wisto boots, M a r cam o . Mesas' wansor all
kinds. Crays' a.d Chartres's' Boats and 811.41. Also. Ladies'
Proe hkrucco sad Calfskin Mums. Alta, Gam Oval :Amos
FILIJ Culigui. good and cheap.
• Groceries.
Good Ilia also Java COFFEE. Prows, Crashed, and Falling
-1,03161.10AR. Yonne Dyson. Imperial and Blacknai
C.nupowder. Lead. Palate. Paint Brushes. Di Stuff' it
s, Cotton
Yarn. &0., of whrch are of the hest quality.
Seem-Home, Or'sluts and Steam Ztyrep.—and ever, artiste
that her... Lome .ity cony stand in need of
All the above 'toes of Goods will be told foe CASH or
Gol,fi'L'HY PRO! UGE. on the very lowest terms.
Please call and examine fur YOa r& 01161 . th• Oar* or
Baal A.,a) tat)asoP.
(Nazi,*ld, NaV. 10, V5l
New Fall it Winter
COODS,
At Grahanzton, Bradford township.
Til' in b t atibpy c.flers (or eale, oa the mow liberal terms.
I..IIiGE ANL) EXTENSIVE ASSOUTMENT
OF
GOODS. oortistine of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware,
Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Boots and Shoes. • •
MI of which will be sold as low as ea* be bought oleowebere
iu the cuuuty.
Poruhown will find at GRAFI AMTON every detcriptioe 0
( - wow o.ooa, kept um a
small
671)101—n11ot milubh
vr 111 dispowe of at vary small advaecto tut CASH. PHU.
DUCE:Or LUMBER.
Plow+ call and examine for f 012 roal
J vm.
AMES B. GRAHAM.
Grahamton. October I.IBM.
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS!
SA "
w1.140N. p
h thes d .s e eelectebh:
wor.elr2lZ6 I
, rat end Close—can ha.'
11.0HEILT :3MM.
Clontrield, Nov. 1.14. 151.
Wheelwright and Chnirmaking.
rilliEsubscribers empectfully Inform the citizens of Clear
I field county that they are carryine on the nb..ave besmear
at INT. one mile west of Carwensvide , where they
sin prepared to make CHAIIII-t. SETTEE: 4 nm% SPCA N ING-
Lti—ell of which nee manufactured out of tho best
noatenoi, and warranted--if require.'. Venous wishing to
purchase mon:menu article are respectfully ievlted to call aid
examine foe themselves. and bet pleateil to their entire stair
faction.
They. will loon on handl WINSL)R CHAIRS' of every
description. FANCY CHAIRb made to order. Also. ti. H-
VICE end BAR-WIN Choirs.
N. B.—HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING dose on the shoe
sou notice.
ISAkfl CHAMBERS.
CHAKLES KLEPPEIL .
Bridoport, Juno 24. tfthl.—otl-
SYRUP.
SUPERIOR LEMON !SYRUP for sato at the store of
22djoiy. 1831 J.•L. MINTER
REMO L.
GEORGE W. TURNER,
FASIIIONABLE TA KOH,
RE. S PS CTPOLLY any outsets to his friends, and Hue pub•
lia geagrally. that ha bus removed his shop to the North-
Welt corner uf necond and Market Myatt, cad will delimiter
he found in tins buildiag Iqrely welded as a Drng. Chemical,
Botanical and "Philosophical" store, by llt. Bcad:bed for
mally by 1), A. M. Hills, as a Hrog ors', and known tar
and W
by the cum. use sign 4l
of the BIG BOLP 01OBTAK
- Nsis there prepared to "CDT. MAKE, or. 51t3.410' all
garments in his line from this Bowleg robes o f the °Heated,
down to Miu o.ooMfelt late Iraprovemunt of .tae !'Roman
Toga, a quicker, quite as good, end as cheap (hot not
any Walloper) es t h e Call'bfilnkdO elsewho re.
His work will be WARRANTED to give satisfaction, so
that those oh,. entoloy him have no risk io ran. •
All kinds of maraefisig team In exchange for work, and the
highest prices allowed. July 10, 1831.
Tb PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
. .
AMERCAN GIFT BOORS FOR 'lB5l.
7b Clergymen, Postmasters, TeacherS of
Sabbath-Schools . Book Agents, Stu.
dents and Heads of
•
QEARS AMERICAN PICTORIAL' BOOK ESTAB-
Z llshmoot ramovod to 161 WlLaLe.fil STREET. Melo
Hymen-) New York.
' BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
The Itinerant publishes:a large number of most vatnehis
books, very popular, and of such a moral and teliglons Infla•
once, that while good Men may safely. °amigo to their drou.
ration, they will confer a Dahlia benefit, and receive a fair
compensation for their labor • .
To young men of totem* end tact, this business offers en
oppottunity fot profitable employ meat seldom to be mot with.
There is not a town in the Union where a right honest and
woll.disposed poison cal fail selling from 60 to fiDO •voiumes
'
According to the population.
• • JUST PUBLISHED.
“PICTORIAL DESCRIPIH'ION ON CHINA AND IN
MA," 600 pages. and - THRILLING INcIIiF.NTrI OF
THE WAlltt uF THU UNITED STATES," WO pages.—
Retail price. 111 60 pot volume.
Oar publloations ate too monotone to be'described In an ad
vorilleawnL
Any parson wishing to embark in the enterprise: will tisk
little by sending to the Publisher 0115. for which he will re
ceive minute copies of the various works, wholesale pd.
CM) earclltalr bOkodonsured. sod three . affording a von'
liberal percentage to the Agent for his tionb e. With these he
will sopa be able to ascertain the most saleable. and ceder no
oordias
We solicit orders from tho Trade. Teachers gad School Com.
mittees for Books , to whom we tarnish oar ownyitibilatitions
and those of ail the publishers in the country. on the most lib
eral lents, • • - .
COUNTRY MERCIINTS oan pmourn gubsoriberrs to,.and
iiell"blEAtt'S PICTORIAL WORKS," make a baodsome
Mt. andanstain no loy r • • •
PerSolll wahing tow/gone In thelr'inlet . ‘ir receive,RloTAll.
ly,by mail; throular coniniplng tall , partioulars, wo ul
- TO PERSONS DISPOSE') 'IVO ACT AS A
OEN'IId," together with the terms oa which they will be
furnished, by addressing the subscriber,. post pnid,
ROBERT SLAltd. Po blisher
Sept. 10. Novitl(olk.
J..' B. M'ENALLY,
Prosecuting Attorney"
IVM. AtiLLACE
Attorney at, • Law, .
, • -' CLEARPIEI. I ). PA.
'QTILti fa:inductee . the tiratitice of the .I.atv, and eta at .•
1 , 7 tiniaii be loused at his °Woe adjoining .hie [evidence on
Owed ttreet, , may 1.6,
.9.. P.
FALL & WINTER
VU3AII)I2c)
EMPLOVMEIVT.
. . .
• • Fish • •
MAss. iditoffriltm bi•ihog or,V barna. preferred
Nos. L-2803.
ALSO—Labrader lIER RING, for sale at the store of
Je15.99d1661.
7. L. IttrEITHR.
M==
- notiOy Saving
lb:the Etrmers of Qleorft4l4 counry r
• - .
llle,
S. ttolfdVitelpU3ecitlfNtilly°l.nrtritthr of flitiEgric,7llt:
tiloattirltd and tho n o jTin t _c_onties, thnt they coo.
throe to Mantifecitnro TWO and MULL fIORSEI THRMtIf•
tIACIIINES, of an Improved Pattern. Thermoltione
cylinder is four Inches longer . than 'the Machines berelotbre
No
nt nor shop, The liorre POW com pac t s grnt], Improved. —
No Machine noW in nitele rro mpto. d •
11101 A RH 1311 AW. Clearfield, and
IBA AC 1,11,U0M. Cnrwourelilet • .
Will have ench a. Machine coastantry on hand. Any person
making application tdthom will be fairnished with hlaohlnos
on short notion.
Machines have Oren porchaied by the follovrlngi , parsons in
L.:lead-Ad county, eta--
JOHN STITES, AcA WELCH • ,
THOMAS ' JAMES A. ROAD. •
.1011b1 ti tE,_ JuSEP(I.PATTERI4ON.
wt,
I,CON ARP. ' 'l. DAT:LOCK, •
HUGH 11ENDERISON. and °thew;
. B. WILSON.
Btrattonvlllo, Junelo,lllsl. . .
JOSE I FRANC t
eou'iliellOi riot Attorney at - Lovt •
**A vING located himself in Cloartiele,oflershis
.101. professional services to the public. .Allhusi.
neon entrusted to him will be. promptly attended to.
Being familiar with the German language he can
; with more facility . transact .business for the German
portion of the community.
Offic i i t on Market strent.ltone door WOEd Lo
rain'sug store, lately occupied by J. L.Cuttle.
RICIFERENctre.
Hon. John C. Knox, Kittanning.
Joseph Buffington,
H. N. Lee, Esq., ' "
Dimity & Cantwell.
frin. Thomas White. Indiana.
Augustus Drum "
Greensburg.
Gen. 11. D. Foster,
Col. William Bigler, Clearfield.
Wm J Hemphill, "
Jan. 14, 1851.
S J. n. bicENALLY, 4,
S S
S
> Attorniy . at . LW',
.+
~ Having located himself in the borough of
1 Clearfield, will attend to all legal business; S
entrusted to him with promptness and fidelity.
1 / 4 Office two (louts east of the Prothonotary's s
C office.
arx.r....."."..e ...e."0"4-0"-"""""."."-ra.."."..-
-- ,
MACKEREL, I
SHAD, CODFISH, Conerantly on hand
SALMON, and for safe by
HERRINGS. J. PALMER & Co.,
PORE.. Market Street Wharf,
HAMS AND SIDES.PHILADELYIIIA.
I
LARD AND CHEESE. March 1, NM.
-----------_
Estate of Charles B. Ross, dee'd.
()TICE 18 HEttEflii GIVEN. that Loma of Adminis.
/ wallas have linen ot•neted to the, ustiersieoed on tie este. ofUILaILLES 0. h.O-93. late or kteccson townshiP.
Clewfield inasty—tied ell perms; 1351101 eonciants with ihn
ilicitese.l srit tieiLA to punwit Limn oleltos dolt both,
Hotiontind. The nedersiened m6l be loond at Ins neldeace In
told township. J. W. LULL. Clmer.
0i,1851.
NOTICE•
'11‘111: hactibAr tales this method of tendering to rimer.
et pub: lc his sleeve thanks ror the !Mend Anne"' par
roomm Ihrts lot bestowed, and hopes. by strict Attestor/is to
bosmvu, to merit ocontinuan.met the sem..
He is NOW OPENING s NEW r VITO( of SEAPitNA -
I.E GI lONS. Amongst which may be found the futtewlee
111.ACK MANTILLA SI LEN
4C6-;.to Lorinpe sod Buttes..
INt; II ;hid—geoids. Eariston sad Elomemic.
I.AlNEs3—mods. sad Fano,
Oit.NCY VIM NS le 'rem vartt7.
MEW LAC T A
ES. tm, Ito. e
13001 8 emu t'IIOES.
Co Lti' lats. —CA Ltrgr-cii AIN sad WLORED YARN.
MI, Floors.
GNI siIEitIES—HANDWARE — QUEE NEWARE.Ito.Ite.
•s • Pu 'chasers toe respectfully invited to call.
J. L. lIIINTER.
Cleatriskt. July 97. 1831.
No* York Importers and Jobbers,
FRiENIAN,IIODGES & CO.,
58 LIBERTY STREET,
BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NASSAU STREET.
NEAR THE PofiT OFFICE
'ay o k
lAje ARE RECEIVING BY ARRIVAL.
• from V•11111V 01. f. nil and Pr utter MSOIt meo tof BRA)
FASHIONABLE FANCY :ALB. AND MILLINERY
We bipectfully ask all Cash purchasers thorough'' , to mt.
nieine 011 , Stook and Prices. aid. as INTEREST GOV-
EltNti, we Ice' coati lest our Goods bad Prices will induce.
dim to select twin our establislacolt. Particular aticitioa
is
dwoted to MILLINERY GOOD:+.
der, a nd
of the articles
ore manutactuted ngoressis , te our order, and cannot be c u r
Passt.d fa beauty, style and oh..anaess.
BEAUIIMUL PARIS RIBBONS. for Ilat. Cap. Neck.
nod Belt.
svrim AND TAFFETA RIBBONS, of ad widths and
colors.
BILKS. tiATIN:3. \PEEVE:rd. and UNCUT VELVETS,
(or hats.
FEAIALFL ERS,
O AMF.RICAN AND FRENCH ARTIFI
CWERS.
MIFFING: 4 AND GAP TRIMMINGS.
11RE:33 I'ItthISIIN GS—large arsortaleat.
EMBROIDEUIES. CAPES COLLAR.. UNDER
SLEF.V) . .B AM) CU FPS.
FINK knIIIROIDERED RI , III ERE AND HEMSTITCH
CAMBLUCK HAN DKER , IIIEFS.
CRAPES, LIMES, TARLETONS, ILLUSION AND
CM' LACS.
VALENCIEN Ed, BRUSSELS:THREAD. BILK. AND
LISLE TIIREAI) LACES.
KID, SBA SEWING THREAD.
I ...H.OVES AND bwr_fs.
FIGURED AND PLAIN SWISS. BOOK. BISHOP
LAWN AND JA ellti ET MI 151,11415.
English, Prench, American, and Italian
STRAW GOODS.
/flutist Zr. 1851 —em.
LITTEWS LIVING AGE.
Estracre of Letiore from Judge Story, Chancelto
If.ont and John Quincy Athims.
Unuanidge. April 24,1844.
•
DAVE read the prospectus with great pleasure: and en
A. study endure the plan. 11 It can only obtain the pubtio
patronage long enounhaind tantoenoush,andse2aroly enougd
to attain as fru@ ends. it .will contribute ti en eminent den: en
to ai se a healthy tune not only to oar litemture. but to pair
lio opunkka. ' It will suable ut to possess. la a moderate coop
cam a select library of the best productions of the ago. It
will do more: It wilt redeem oar pertodicat literature from
the teproach tof being devoted to light and superficial reading,
to transitory speculations, to sickly and ePherneral sontimew
talaiss, and to se and extravagant skutirles of life and char
octet. York, 7th
STORY .
flew 7th May, 1814
I R epo.e ve ry r huch - ey the plan of the "levitg Ate," rind
if it tw conducted with the intelligent*, Spirit and taste that
the prospectus indicates, tot whichl haven reason to doubt.)
it will be, ono of the most instructive and pop , ,Po periodicals
of the any, Jithintl ENT.
Washington. K) Dec.,1845.
till the Period's:sal journals devoted to literature and sal'
once which abound in Hume and in this .00untry. this bp
appeared to me the most useful. It contains Indeed the extto
sition'only of the operant. literature of thn ,Engllch, fang nuec.
but this, by its immense , extent nod comprehension. includes
portraiture of the human mind in the utmost expansion of
the present ego. J. Q. AD Ali;113.
N
THIS .—The Living Age is published every Saturday. by
E. Lrrsu. S Co. cotter or Tremont and Broomfield
streou. Poston ; Price 12.4. anumber. or BIX DMA.% ttB a
year in advance , . Iternituuters for any putrid will Do thank.
tally received Dud promptly attended to.
PORTAGE FREE.
To subscribers within 1500 miles, who remit In tla VeriPB. -
diteutiv to the 'office of publication at Boston.qther. sum of
DOLLAItti. we will continue the wotk beyond the year.
as long as shall be an eqmvalensto the cost of postage t.-thur
virtually corrying out the plan of send Mg every mauls oopy to
him Pottage Preel placing our dialect subsenbare Oa t hg same
footing pt those nearer to us; apd making the whole Warm) ,
our neighborhood • • r•-• - • • •
We hops fo• such futons change In the law. or the late:Pre!
union thereof. as will enable us to make this Wray to subsor
hem at any distance.
CONTENTri ,OF NO. 570.-AUG UST.
I. Llohto : a BlograPhy-Frian Chambers' Papers for the
People.
o'. ROl:dhows Gateiromgypt-rrom uoarnbare'Jlitmed. , •• •
a. Geyser --
Fountains la Oallforniafroce San k sumo° Pa.-
4. Episodes of bisect, lON Pint 11-Treat% Maitigine.
'5. CorreipOndenoe batmen Abrahams anti no In fdarok-
From Examiner. • . ,
0. A Real Sister of CharitY- From ,LliOkens' Route . hold
Words.. , • • ,
7. 'Quaked gm ; or the/1 7 641)ring Life-Firim the Athennutn
8. The Angloadason Race-From.thesame.
9. Thackemy's Third Lecture-From Examiner.
10, Australia-From Chaulbers"Jonmal. • ,
POBTRY-idl'e's Evangel. ; Resigning : Love :Fragmont.
risuoßT Alum —Revi g nari:kha plot! to
ha fou_pdont ._• flindoo Beggar ; Postage Stamp In reaturit.
alp: Carlon* Present ; ThriWise Man and the Serpent.,
ROBEIVF ,MANLEY,
4111011=124 .AND 011t4t12.
ill if E s t'abitll lbw ttnilauttnlly. inftrresi the atlases et Cleat.
.a., field county. that bats can Yinlyollbe above business on
M arket one t. nearly opposite the t did OS of Isaac kkru o:lard.
.whens be respentlully solicits; a share of nuWlo pattoneatv i
He tt tarn himself that he can ftireishwork to . all persons vs ,
Jutly be owed CO cell, tO theft
,Calthe stufsfaction. Lie wit
always have on hand , • •
Cabhcel-lirorkiihd Whidgor Chairg .
Of °Very deicrluilAls. atifielstined ogtfts !bade to order. •
A; LSO,' Dentist, Itivalizt,:iind Chamber
ChairChetie Beds aid ,73a2 Chairs:
' ilb ilin- %" . i;cliak ''" •
"thefts heir be no* frtnn the /km Malt to II
.0003pleolfed In tsynnaisostes. end w 111 shop UP SO tb tit jt
i i
Inez Ea conveniently ertftled Vtldettfut ann. ft ustficalatly
A"....ll_Lit,n'lltitlatirtV "41euteiWto
Spamedeln tn t
Sett e 01.101..
e respectfully i„.^ l te tua continuance of the public
fie patrOa•
ate. Bent,9s.lBsl—tt.
fMPOR
TO VIE
Farmer, 'Farrier t Stage, Proprietor'
GEQ.- W. MERCHANT'S
'OEMBRATED • GARGLING Or
VIMAR/IPLOMD IN 17 , 4 i . 1/111TOZT ,
Ari tho moat romarkablo External ApidiCtitioi.OVei
discovered. •
"Thdy can't ICeep Howie tithonti
Experience of mere than sixteen years ,has established',
the fact that Merchant's Celebrated Gargling, 01I r or Gni.
renal Fanilly Embrocation, will cure most place, and re..•
Have all such as .
Spavins Sweeney, Hingbone, croAl
.Svil, Callous, Cracked. Heels, Gas. o Fitt-,
f ali t
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, 'ruises,
Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Fitt-aims; lanaeneas,„
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango.
Rheumatifim, Bites of Animals, Eiternal Poi
sons,Painful Nerveus Affections, Frost Bites,;
Boils, Corns Whitlows, Burns and , Scalds;'
Chillblains, 'Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con
tractions of the Muscles, Swellings, , Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, rte. dm. ,te.
The unparalleled success of this Oil, In the curs of dia.
eases in Horses and Cattle, and even it human Rash, it
daily becoming more known to the w farming community,'
It can hardly bo credited, eept by those who have b ee n ,
i+ll tie habit of keeping it In their stables and houses,.whati
me, ',mount of pain, outfoxing and time, aro saved by
e• timely application of this Oil.
Bar Ile sure the name of the solo proprietor, GEORGE
W. MERCHANT, Lockport. N. Y., is blown in the olda
of the bottle, and in his handwriting over the cork.
All orders addressed to the propnetor will be promptly ,
responded to.
Get a pamphlet of the agent, and see what wonders aro
accomplished by the use of this medicine.
Sold by respectable dealers generally, In the United
stet ea and Camila. Also by
AGENTS for the above Medicine
C. D. WATSON. Clearfeld4Cletufield catty.
Ht SMITH. reenville. do do
JOHN PATTON. Cn•wvneTills do do
POTIlli & MoMINN. Daelonre.rentre
CUMMINS & BLOOD, Brookville.Jelroot;
A. DICKINSON. Bervldo.'
J. IHAIAKLE.Y. Franklin. Ve
Another Scientific Wonder
PEPSEN
AN ARTIFICIAL
untravauwa ukvailtaro‘v
OR
oDitssexim zramoma
A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER.
I'repnred from RENNET, or the fourth Stomach
of the Ox, alter Directions of BARON LIEBIG,
The great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Iloucut.
TON. M• D., No. 11. North Eighth Street, f hits+
del phis, Fe.
This IS n truly wonderful remedy for INDIGEvTION.
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COSIPLAINT, CON
STIPATION. and DEBILITY, Curing niter Noturoi.
own method, by Nafure's own agent. the
Juice.
*,•klall a teaspoonful of this Fluid, infused in we.
• ter, will digest or dissolve, I IVE Poring or
ROAST BEEF IN ABOUT TWO DOURO, Out 01 1110
Stomach
PIG[ sTioN
niap.sTioN is chiefly performed in the etomaeh by the'
aid of a thild which freely eaudes from the inner contof
that organ. %shoo is a state of health exiled the Gastriu
Jaffee. This Fluid is the Great thaivent of the thu
Fari
tytac. Pretervina s mod Btimalatiag Acent of the iatomaidi
sad intestines. Without it there will he no litheition.—ito
coaveraios of Food Into Blood. ano no untrit of the burly
Out rathet a foul.torplit, patella), and desire. tile cor.dittoo of
the whole dicestieeapparatus. A weak. halfJend. of injured
stomach produces no Rood-Ghatne Juice. and btu.° th 3
dis
ease. distten and debility whieh ensue. .
PEPSIN .AND fiftNNET.
•
PEPSIN Is the chief element, or . Great Digesting Nine: fi
of the GastrioJuice. It is toned in gßat abundanoe to the
solid paitstit the human stomach niter death. and sometimes
comes the stomanh to digest itsolf, or cat iisclf up. It is also
acuid in the stomach of animals, its the,ol. calf, &o. It is
the material used by farmers in missing chisel°, called Pelmet,
Disaffect of which has loss been the wonder of the dtire.-n
The enrdli■g 01 the mils is the filst_process of digestion. Hen.
eat possesses astonishing power The stomach of a call wilt
curdia nearly one thousand times its own weight of milk .
Baron Liable states that - One pert of Pepsin dissolved in soity,
thousand parts of water, will digest meet and other food."—'
Diseased stomachs produce no good G as, rlo Juice. Rennet, or
Pepsis. To show that this want may be perfectly supplied.
we quote the tollowlng
• SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
BARON MEMO, In his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry. sa•• : "An Artificial Digestive Fluid may
In
readily Obtatued from the mucous membrane of the stomach of
a Call, in which various articles of tend, as twat and ergs.
will be Solt ened.Changed and Digested, pr e c isely in the same
mariner as they would be in the human stomach."
Da. PER Elf/ A, In his famoust remise on "Fond and Bird,''
Published by Wilson in Co.. New York, page 85. steles ilia
sine great fact. cad describas the method of PccOckstalon. —
Them are few higher authorities than 1)1. Perei IL
Dr JOHN W. DRAPER. Professor or Chemistry in the
Medina! College of the University of New York, iu his "lest
Book al Chemistry." page Ikkl. says. "D hes tiger, question
artificial digestion could be perfortntd— but It is now
nuivermily admitted that It may be.
Professor DUNDLIeION of Philedelohle, in his great work.
on Human Phrsiclen devotes more timu MIT rages to an
examination el this s u ed. His espeiiments with Dr. Beau—
mont, on the Guano Pim obtained from the living human
stomach end from animals are welt known. "In all cares,"
Malays "digestion occurred as pesfectly in the Artificial as ta
the r< aturn I dreest ions."
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DR. 11r)UCIIITON'9 preparathin orPEP2II4 has produced
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Finac in'
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the detail. of eases in the limits of this advertisement—but
authenticated ceitifientes have been received of inurethan
200 REMARKABLE CURES
In Philadelphia. Now Yong. and tloston alone. These were
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It is a great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE. and from the iston-
Mine ly.emall quantlt7 necesinty to produce healthy digestion.
is behoved to act noon •
ELECTRONAGNErIC PRINCIPLES,
There fonn ofOLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS %Of,*
it does not seem to teach and remove at once No matter how
bad they may oe. it OWES INSTANT BELIEF, A single
doze removes all the Omissions symptoms. and it only needs
,to be tepeatee lot a ihoit rime to make these good e ff ec' per.
hrrloOlit. xuarry (W BLOOD. and VIUOIt 1W DODY,
follow at once. it Is partlanlarly excellent le cam of Nausea.
\torpd pa,Cramps, Soreness or the Plt of me StOMS.Ch, distress
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mica aritale of • • ..
stir Morse .Power Threshing Illachinei.
They are pienaied•ta ersiiplY alt Gratis on the shoile it notice•
andon the most accommodating terms. There machines ate
constrtioted of the very best =aerial, and the Pattern being.
Perrot is every particular. and passing through the hands of
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,factlon
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