I •"• "A TEMPERANCE "STORY.
Joe nutria was 4hole-souled, merry
, WOO FOR AMY.; • follow, a nd,vcsy . gifid . or. a glass, Atter.
lii the :early: part of May, pastures should in • New._ rkitla fd.mitny'yeara; ho
he attetided.to,. net pasted) cattle un- eame•to the conclusion of visiting an old
u titifib gra . B.4 . l)49'sokoe:giovyin or tho,yield uncle, aWisy Mtisitiebtise:tts, whom
.of the'soatton will bo less, . I lie had not seen for many . years: NOW
Clean and ithifewaSh cellars; distribute there is O diflhrence between NOWOrleans
rhoreohl dust and plaster Of pads about 'ised Massachusetts, in regard to thb uSeof
, yOuihopperii, stables, &c., and remove ardent spirits, and when Joe arrived there,
itlinUtreseentiindanwholesomesubstances.' he found all the people run mad about
The charcoal dust and plaster of parts will temperance; ho felt bad, thinking With the
'absorb deleterious grease, -as. given off old song, that "keeping the spirits up by
Awn imgetable and other matters.undergo- pouring the spirits down," was one of the
ing decay. • • , best ways to make time pass, and began
."Blatitlndian corn as soon as the leaves:to fear, indeed, that he was in a pickle.—
'pre as large as a mous's oar." This is an But on the morning after his arrival,the
old and safe . adage but we'should advise i old man and his sons being out at work,
'Alit some be planted earlier, either broad-, his aunt came to him and said:
oast or thickly In rows, for soiling cattle' "Joe, youhave been living in the South,
• With the stalks. Peas, oats end buckwheat i and, no doubt, aro in the habit of taking a
attindion corn, should be soaked something to drink about eleven
in water and..'then rolled in . plaster before:o'clock. Now I keep some here for vied i
planting. Plant potatoes for your princi- cot purposes, but let no one know it, as
pal crop if not previously done. Those Imy husband wants to set the boys a good
phitited 'early are less subject to be disees- example."
ed. Attend to insects, and read-our ar- Joo promised, and thinking ho would
Wee on caterpillars, and modes of des- get no more that day, took as he expiessed
' thiying 'them. If you have used six bush- it, a-"buster." Mkt* he had stalked out
ela orsalt pqr acre on your winter follows to the stable, who should meet him but his
and grass lands, but few insects will annoy uncle.
•
, you other than those which_ harbor in "Well, Joe," says he, "I expect you are
trees, &e., and *here salt has been used .accustothed -to drink something in New
.104. • few weeds will be found. Cleanse Odeon's, but you find us all leMperance
• the bark of your fruit trees. , I hero, and for the sake of my sons, I don't
Secure manures from the influence of let theirs know that I have any brandy
as fast as made. Place them - about; but f just keep a little out here for
'Wider cover,- if practicable, and augment my rheumatism. Will you accept a lit
their quantity by admixture of muck,pond tae?"
'mud, or eyen .headlands as durinr , the Joe signified his readiness, and took
.ffi'Artit Weather; stable manure decomposes another. big hem. Then continuing hii
and. gives off large quantities of walk, ho came to where the boys were,
Amnia, which should be received by such making the rails. After conversing awhile,
materials, as are capable of retaining one of his cousins said— •
When cannot be had, coffer the top
~"Joe, I expect you would like to have a
oft's) heaps with charcoal dust or plaster, drink, and so as the old folks are down on
of pario; liquor, we keep some out here to help us
;If you, have hog-pen manure 'which is on with our work."
'file from long stuffs, mix it with char- Out came the bottle, and down they sat,
coal under a shed, and by turning it an he says that by the time he went
oeetisionally it will become pulverulent in home to dinner, ho was as tight as he could
time to sow with turnips, for which use it well be, and all from visiting a temperance
is equal to giound boneS, and less than family.
onethird the cost. Dress corn and pota
id-ea-Thoroughly, and if horn shavings can
be had, apply them to the corn in the bill;
11 ~IIIC4 PAIE
ieci manure is more safe and effective for
this use. Should potatoes not show ;iigor,
use -guano, (Peruvian) diluted with 100
times its bulk of charcoal dust, or well de-
composed peat, in the hills at the time of
!awing or cultivating, using a small hand
rulio each hill'.
Seve soap=suds for fruit trees, both as a
wash and as a nranure.
&ming Corn.
-H. Jones Brooke communicates to the
Journal an experiment in applying
.ma
nurCs;br f'polidrette," which costs 30 cts.
,bushel, to a patch of corn planted in
apiece or poor soil. He put about a gill
dropped the corn thereon, and
lowa - did following result in the harvest :
On the first four rows, manured, he had
twenty baskets full of well matured corn ;
on' the first four without manure, fourteen
baskets ofinferior corn ; on the third four
roses manured, nineteen; 'bn the next four
SOWB, not manured, fourteen baskets same
quality' Ili Le'ore, and so on throUgh
out, which shows the great advantage of
manuringsurn in the lull. ' •
Ploughing in Green Crops.
'Judge Duel of New York, than whom
no better . authority can be quoted, and by
whose, intelligence and skill in the art of
msbandry, (as hundreds of living witness
es can: attest,) a farm of barren, drifting
sand wanconverted into a fertile loam—
says, 16 1 am satisfied from a long experi
ence, that other circumstances being alike,
a Clovei sward ploughed under in May,
will'give an niorage increase of at least
2'6 per. cent to the crop, over any other
Blinn:Lund the crop will be less liable to be
injured by draught."
Potatoes and Tomatoes.
It is not so generally known as it de
serves to be, that the tomato, when grown
among corn, is far superior in flavor to
those produced- in the common way.—
They must of -course have a fair chance
or room to gray, and not bo too much
crowded by the corn. Those who can ap
preciate the good qualities of this vegetable
when in perfection, will find this mode of
growing them to secure all they can ask;
at least such has been my experience.
It has been maintained by some respecta
ble experimenters, teat , potatoes planted
o,ltiong corn are not so liable , to rot; and this
opinion has been confirmed by a sufficient
number of trials to render it worthy of at
tennon.--Working Farmer.
Coat of the Cora crop in the West.
The "Prairie Farmer" says that ho has
made inquiry of several corn raisers in mid..
die Illinois,
of the absolute cost of this grain
per bushel in the crib. There were very
little difference in their estimates, which
ranged from four to s scents 1 The soil is
crouch a nature as to be plowed with the
greatest ease, no hoeing is needed, all the
cultivating being done by horses, the rows
being from a half_rt mile to two miles in
19gth, and the huskings of the huge ears
being done from the standing stalks in the
Cement' for. 'Grafting.
"'Pie 'grafting season being at hand, it
may be of advantage to 'some of our read.
cm, to state that;We have ,found tho very
bint grafting Wax made from the following
ihgredients: one part tallow; two , of bees-
Wax and three of rosin-melt-and Aix the
whole—turti it into cold •wdter, and work
it as (shoemaker's wax. These make a
compound that will not melt in the hot
tiummees , sup, nor crack ;in the severest
told. • ' •
. ,
OtrA bare pa s ture enriches not the soil
'Or fattens the animals, nor increases the
wealth of the owner.
Working Farmer.
O :7 - They have got a new plan for the
demolition of bed bugs in North Carolina.
It is done by uteam—ono wheel catches
them by the nose, another draws their
teeth, while a neat piston rod puticheS arse
nic down their Windpipe.
FALL & WINTER
i2MAILDZIcb
RICHARD MOSSOP,
HAVING onrchaead the STUBS or DUMF.& & CO.. to
.thisboroostb or U earEekl,.. Is now owning al the OLD
STAN D a splendid assortment of rst., and WINTER
GOUDS.
•
Dry Goods, .
Boob as Alpacas, Saar. Lustros, De Lanes. Smbmeres.
loos. Chintzes. Gingham*. Tickinas. Muslin., bleached and
unbleached. Flannels. red, wide and yellow s Colton Flannels.
end Shawls of all descriptions.
Cloths.
Preach Cloth. Tat!Wl heavy Overcoatlay. fins. Good
back Carimenrs. Doe *kin do. t4nie ankle, eassioets, ttatli
nets sad Kentucky Jeans. allot lob are of the boat gutlity
Woolen 'Goals.
Comforts.Glores. Haim. ato.. a lame assortment. and it
low wipes.
• Hats and Caps.
Bilk, Plush, Andrus HATS Rad CAP.. of all tents and sizes
good and obeap. to on it purchasers.
Boots and Shoes.
Heavy wlnte boot. Klo Morocco. th.c.. Mans' wareor all
kinds.. Boys' and C h ildren ' Boots and Bhc es. Ala,. Ladles'
Fine Morocco and lailfakin 131wea. Also. Gum Over Shoes.
Fine and Goan's. good and cheap.
Groceries.
Good Bic ano Java COPPER. Brown, Crushed, and Palling.
LoarBUG AR. Young nylon. Imoenal and Black TEAS
Glonpowder,'Lead. Paints. Paint Brushes. Dr• Stuffs. Cotton
Yarn. &0., B[o.—all orwhrch aus ol the best quality,
Molaszes.
idogar•flottre, Orleans and Steam Syrapi.—acti every article
hat becrommuqity may 'triad in seed of.
All the above atonic of Goods will be sold for C 11311 or
courerav P.IOI,UVC. 031 the yogi lowest terms.
Please call and exam se for y 00114111 , e5. at the dole of
Stl ..1.1 MOSSOP.
N0v.10,1881.
Doctor Yourself
For 25 Cents.
IttP.AleS of the POCKET
hAESCULAPILOS, or every
is own aysician. Thirtieth
lion. with nowerds of an hen.
41 engravings, showing.onvate
ewes in ever, inane and Oren.
' maltortnaUous or 1114 genera*
systems.
the time has now arrived. that
mons suffering from secret dis.
us need no more become the
IliTlll OF .QTJACKERY. as '
the prescription contained in
book,eny one may aura him•
i n without hindrance to but.
mu. or sure knowledged of the
one tenth the usual egoenie.
rooting rooti of private diseases. it fully
explains the atom of mashood's early dcotine, with observe.
time on fdartiaire—bissidas many other deraugemens. which
it would not be wooer to ea mends in the public prints.
Any person goodie, TWENTY-F 1 CENTB enclosed In
a letter, will wawa one copy of this book; or Vise copies will
bs sent for One Dollar. Address,•'lDß. W YOUNG,
No Ili. epaucE INEREE.T. Philadelphia." Post paid.
Er. YOUNG ems be coosolted an aoy of the Diseases de.
scribed in his (Merest publications. at hls sigh:e r n:llomm
ttrest. Philadelphia. every deg between 11 nod a o'clock.
(Sundays exceotd.) Awl' :AL I£lsl.—ly
."/".."/"..".",""1"."."1•-..r...r...".."0 - 4 - ...r.r.r.r.r4r
S J,B, DieENALLY, .
S
s Attorney at Law, s
Having located himself in the borough of S
s Clearfield, will attend to all legal business;
s entrusted to him with promptness and fidelity. k
Office two doors -east of the Prothonotary's i
S office. .
4 s
.."/"J`J•J•J`J`J" J•J'V1N.r.."."...r...1.4%."."1-.1^4'...r.r,
Farmers take Notice.
SUPERIOR THRESHING MACHINES.
TOMPBONP. - RARTBOOK & aIoALARNEY. Take
this opoortunity to apprise the eaRMERS or ct.r.au-
FIELD and the surrounding counties, that they are now sa
tiated la Manufacturing. at thirwensville, Clara Held County
a baked°, article of
Ibur Horse Pcncer Tisresising Machines.
Test we Prepared to supply all orders on the shorta,t notice
asides the roost accommodating terms. These machines aro
constructed of the very hellt'llatefillt, and the Pattern belay
Perfect in every Patt'l3ol6l. nod passing throat b the bands of
Ewe ha first rate wort men, cannot fall to tiro Mend lath , -
falai .n.
A 130—all REPAIRING of Threshing Misolineedone on
short notice and lathe most substantial and satisfactory man
ter at Le meowing NEW troundry,_,
tti 01P3ONS 11ARTdOCE. & aIcALAIINEY.
Ca rwensville. 15°0.4. • ' -
MACKEREL. '
SHAD. CODFISH,
SALNICN,
HERRINGS,
PORK. .
lIAMS AND SIDES,
LARD AND CHkESE.
.
• .11; 3csor GE3ttacku 4 o6o.
• .
NMANCIES °UZI ENE'
. 9
FRENCH,ILLE,:elrartifid.C94
1.1 E4PeCTVULLY aciasaass toll)* tangential Cisarlisid
qausay, mat ba bits oattas4 • NEN 1304)11E, to the q
;wad 'armed? ottaa Wed by Mr . Lemons. When, to has on
haad swag stuletrarGot)Ps asaallflopt la a small statta
filar which wutbs sqld OHBA" lottUAEtl
ay tibl
.aeschaeL to
aosrpdb a ftl k .iwW. r9-Upgm
lle.
Dr. Wm. Young, M. D
.
Commitly on bind
'
and for eate by
-J. PALMER &Co.,
Market Street Otintrf,
PifiLiostanta..
Mttich 11, 1852. .•
.T 1 EIS` E
RINCRIA'Z'anIIABITIG
In Clearfield County, for ; rages.
IN en rannooo of thelstitiotion of an Aot o Assembly ofthe
lilth of Moth. IMO, entitled, •'An Aot arnrad an Act
providing the manner o,f, selling Unseated Londe for Tarns
end fa other corpuses there wilt be exposed to PUBLIC
BaLte. on the ISEV3NiII MONDAY IN JUNE NEAT, at
the Court House in thy, borough of clearaell,Cleerfield
(Soda MW:Med from daft to day moil the whets are sold ) the.
following Urteattd Lands and town Lots In laid County, for
the tmount of tax set ouportte each tract,
No. Ac's Ps. Bcccaria ilt-tonship. Tax.
73 E. Brown Vt. P. Berton, 01 61
731 120 Po ornms Leona. : 4ln
431 163 Viiiihrun Grey. • 111 88
433 133 John Pordney, one veer. UM
811 John Tnsjor 8 8 )
50 Carn.,l)3ll as. Tomer 8 IN
110 ' PlonVot. I 76
1111 . • Jacob 1410isMiscnth. Nur yenta. 11 60
60 .- James 111ein, 2 PI
430 John Mon II 70
801 l Township.
575 a
d m
IPOO Hoy fleck;
4106 o do ,
gal 450 John Moho!too,
fan IN Cooklin & GritlLl,
lall 150 . do
Boggs Tbwnsht:p.
897 BO John Thomas 880
283 John HMI. , 0 10
lel John Hall. ' 1 70
410 10 Peter Pogue, ' ' 473
lfr ilarbara 13nyder, • 4la
100 John Kann, - 11 £0
123 (trace llootman, 8 87
100 I.l3nry Frtaco,' 8
SW
110
100 8
78 do. do I so
Bradford 21nozship.
103 83 John Eam;hell, 600
122 Asabal Cart. 8 II
, 4 0 Aaron Leavy, ' CO al
- 47 Kummer. Lanlch a Fulton ..14 • 1 07
.._ ILO 111mth." ,, l'orny . • 770
48 Mrses lbsas :leas 1 MI
123 .1011 n N chulso ,, . 6 01
Id June Campoell. 0 t 0
834 61 James Douosn, 84 68
800 John Irwhs, 7116
000 Illair 51' Lonahan. 7 $5
7
117 Isabelle' Jordan. 5 1
1119 endwelader Evans. 6 II
400 J•rha 8 10cyron, 14 70
119/' Thomas P: Cope, 14 69
431 17 Polly 111'Lenahun. 10 67
800 Martha nonstop. 7 60
414 11 . 11. Cunningham, 1n 41
100 Jos St Wlllincnt l ansom, 8 78
OS 53 Francis West. l6 ('6
,) Itat John Hanna, _•- 1 tr 7
07 William klan•otn do. , .
• ; 8
0 do,
11 U. lionway. • 1 65 111
.143 Tnemas H. Foroey. 10 RI
100 J.B Kylsr. 4IV
tit) Vli Holt. 163 sin
,
i 85 W. Grahamr.,
65 John Graha m. Ir., B[ll
150 W.II am Homy, 8 56
Brady Townships. ..
. .
254 250 Jared Ingersoll,
144 818 Ap. . do.
ell 1102 John Hui.
kciS Wu a. do. .. 81
5282 AI Jonathan 8 Smith. - 48 21.1
697 d 810 Joseph Ferro's. lour ream 86 II
115 Samuel Jnhuston, 6 03
84 831 John Mateo. 10
8t873 ISO Itobotts end roll ~
819.1 180 James Rend. iro
193 • 77 Casper. Naives'. 888
s.Ptl. £66 • Joseph Ferran, 'll 58
2281 135 do tip 6 101
100 George A. Weaver. 8 lii)
148 Jesse Linos
60 David Dnelap. 9 E
8i74 63 Robed Fox. ' 6.4
8177 127 do. do. -
8100 041 do. do. 4
3611 117 do. lig. 11 ii
818 8110 do. du. kl St
3617 1333 do. do - Ig 11
1191 }.9,1 4 ,7 . du .
. _....
do. do
do. du.
.V 99 IN
wll 11.0
Burnside Itionship.
k 93 John Blio't.
Quinlan Stake.
Chest •7bwnship.
433 IEB William Coot, A/ TB
498 lib John Gaud, cher. 1.9 Tel
ItJ 18(1 Mitchell& Wood. 3 421
423 168 • John Musser, 131 TS
CM 163 Dal 1.1 Hetes. 23 TB
161 Philip Toomu, I Ir.l
t t it e
6V
figknha 1 I
9 lEl o
LaJohn
Su
100...,„ Atitthiasegoosn. 4SP
' . 101 00 Jobs Omit.. 60
1
CO Pattl lAtitsiagar, a
92i Peler Gels. V 81
815 Henry Masser, 14 V
Y 93 Jacob Niasserstaith. 10 la
Covington 71nonship.
.
If% I " V 8 Morris er Stemma. Si 00
1833 Kar do do 40 04
Vali 8'..3 do do 601.0
i 94/ 645 do do 04 49
1107 sag do do 10 ell
11183 1058 do d 3 67 86
Pero
0191 i 1100 do do ID CV
Mi
te9l Loa do do' it 03
a .
Decatur 17:news/tip.
410 Jos tph Roper. _ -17 60
100 3: rich...ph Ila ru. n, 8 47
810 . lra id Kephart. 16 IN
Ferguson 21nonship.
as Jona stinempx. 13 87
233 159 John Hambrigat. II 711
433 153 Onuiel Turner. 18 83
433 153 George ROSS, 894
DU 4ab a Boughton. 680
104 P. Mellinger, 313
100 John Swan. 4 9U
100 Vi'lley's estate. . el Ail
Fox 71nenship. .
4474/ 457 Jamas Mo
119 86
ame. 16 84
do d
11.4°813 MI
L9O do do 81 63
4181 • do. do do 111 63
4188 do. do do 8463
071 do. do du SS 58
4181 do ao eu 23 43
KO : Beatimin [lute!. 440
80 t'laistas Clark 11 34
Girard flbuniship.
IVO &I 115 Howie & Stewart, 19 98
800 Bamue, Ful on. lour years. H Be
1810 DO Morris & Stewart. V tie
1931 649 118 do do 1980
1933 633 do do 1/ 88
IBM 03 do do
1141 P
1918 lt 16 3 1 ) flo o
1927 918 59 da do
1tt.47 954 1.1.2 do do
IWO) no
1931 J
IE7 1•7 103 do do
8:117 10 do do
Goshen Thwnship.
80 P. P Ilerttaol. II 93
800 jferepo Shaw. . !11 tIU
NO 200 George bleed. Y MI
Huston 7bwnship.
60fig U9O William Powers.
193 David Caldwell,
Me 1041 Moom it Delaney.
1%74 1011 131 do do
William Powers, 20 '76
6066 990
5675 1041 Moore & Delaney 21 84
9.256 990 „lumen Wilson, 9 26
4902 420 Wilhelm Willink, 8 82
4889 990 do do 10 J 6
4902 55 do do 1 12
5063 100 William Powers, 3 12
5061 1113 do du 11 66
5670 1041 80 Moore & baloney. 21 84
5671 1041 80 do do 21 84
5679 1041 80 do do 21 .84
5672 347 27 do do. 720
5064 990 William Powers. 20 76
200 Wing and Rider, 4 20
4897 60 Wilhulm Wi!link, 1 80
4897 - 50 do do 154
4209 100 do do 2 10
Jordan '2l3thnship.
433 153 Richard Peters. sl9 73
do. do. Peter Kuhn, do,
do. do. Fredrick Denim do.
do. do. John Dunwoodic,. do,
. 216 156 Adam Reigert, • • 992
197 80 Silas Wilcott, . 910
30U William IYilson,• 13 80
- 600 . Geo.& Mary'McCormick.27 60
200 James McNeal, 8 28
120 William Meliee, 7 38
218 William Wiley, 15 02
433 163 Isaac Warapole, 19 73
433 153 William Hunter, 19 74
433 153 John Corsey; - 19 74
Karthaus Ibmjship.
1900 600 , Morris and Stewart, 27 00
1901 778 • 'do " 35.20
1913 607 , do do , L 22 80
1093 200 . , 990
1093 79 22 Chorlep Wiloitik, , 362
1023' 'BB - —do ' '•''' '3 . 95
3464 4 083 147' 4.; 28 70
3475 "
1944 513 95 Morris and Stewart, ,23.97
Wooclward 2!nonahip.
200 William Parker ; 11 10
. 58 William Wistar, 2 13
240 William Drinker, B'BB
70 Henry, Pounce, , '2 . ' . 59
300. J. Morgu e,
_ll 10
' • 200 • C. &P. Louden, 6 18
116 Charles Louden, 3 24
• .443 •'47' Manuel &Ain' 16 35
440 129 genry Drinke, • 00 7 . 8
rlikrriS abWnShipi , • •
3i Jot& 3 ti
427 •• • PhilipWager,' 10 20
421 Jesse Yarnell, 15 90
345 85 John Andrews, 13 12
330 , 125 William A. Smith, 12 60
409 - 130 William Smith, 16 36
166 24 Wm. M. Smith, 0 28
480 32 do 18,44
90 John Palmer, 3 42
407 80 William Smith, 15 48
300 Peter Yarnell, 11 40
183 Francis Johnston, 8 42
248 John Fry, jr., 7 48
330 • Thomas, 10 80
150 Francis Johnston, 7 12
183 '. Stephen Kingaton, •8 66
170 Blair McLenahan, 6 52
466 Jacob Wetzel, 22 25
382 Joseph Simons, 14' 50
406 150 John Sltyron, 15 44
218 John Price, 4 26
200 J. Nicholson, (w. 4 2) 7 00
98 Andrew Dunlap 360
102 Jacob Morgan, 3 86
221 John Morgan, 8 30
217 Casper Haynes, 824
385 Christopher Baker, 14 62
38 John gest, 1 74
217 Casper Haynes, 822
- Penn Township.
113 60
a 60
16 61
11 60
17s
583 200 Andiew Rees, 0 00
5962 425 14 John Nicholson, 12 77
168 John Nicholson, 6 70
" 40 G. R. Barrett, ,1 20
5937 90 Catholic congre'tion, 2 46
ca 93 Cochrano Tract, W.
5781 950
5778 1020
•200 A. dr; W. P:Reed, 8 05
5777 1020 24 John Nicholson, '' - 31 68
5780 720 04 do • 13 12
100 ' Wm. Hartshorn, 200
220 D. &. W. Hartsock, 4 62
268 47 Jno. M'Fenon, &c0.,8 40
Union Thwnship.
2006 475 Roberts & Fox, 17 47
3587 350 do do , 13 OS
3591 300 do do 11,23
4251 850 Jamss Wilson, 31 83
3581 270 ifießobefts & Fox, 11 00
3588' 50 do do 183
3610 75 do do 2 79
3608 50 do do 1 83
No. Clearfield Borough.
66 John Fleming, 2 00
106 Hugh Wilson, 1 20
121 J. Kline, 1 20
122 J. Burg & Hoffnogle,
4,years, 2
.68
138 Jacob Kline, 1 20
143 P:Shindle & Shaflber 88
170 Andrew, Brown, 80
184 Michael Lentz, 80
185. R. M'Clure, . 80
156 .1. Watson, 1 20
175 Christ. Kaufman, 40
180 A. Whitmer, 40
181 H. Barr, . 40
F. G. MILLER, Trs'r.
March 5, 1852.
Marietta a Mame,
GEORGE PETERS—Proprietor,
RESPEUTFULL•Y announces to t i e Public, that ho has
takea that wed Imams Tavern Stand, on Front Street.
us the borough of Unficttle Pa.. formerly aerit by Wiliam
theckhouse. where he wilt be gratified to see ail his old Wends,
and so many new one• as may favor him with scab.
The house km been thoroughly re titled, and additions
added thetatu. making It ono of tnn largest and molt commo.
dins flotation the holt ugh, 1:11/3 TABLE will always be
supplied with the beet she market will afford : and his OAK
wit, be stored with the choices 11...quors. and he wail at all
times usa his tact valeavors to conduce to the comfort and
oleasare of his guests and desires that he may receive a *ate
Olthe nub lerntrociapi
Marietta. Fab. Vt. tBll-4m.
New Fall it VVinter
GOODS,
At Graka2ntoit, Bradford tozonslay.
subscriber oilers 'lnsole, on the. !nest ilberal terms,
60014H c a o a lit /Ni l: D or EXTENSIVE AIV Mini ENT Of
k
Dry
,droods, Hardware, Queensware,
Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Boots and Shoes.
Ml of which will be sold as low as can be bought elsowhem
in the meaty.
Purchasers will Grid at GRA HAMTON every description o
GOODS asoalh kept in a COO NTit Y ol which
wit be disposed of at very small ad vaeces for VASIL into.
Ltaa. or LUMBER.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
JAMBS B. GRAllitMll.
Orahainion, October 1.18;1.
f. V 71
6 k/3
5 50
7 64
874
REMOVAL.
GEORGE W. TURNER;
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
REf3PEOTFULLY rienonuces to his friends. and the pnb•
lio generally, that hs has removed his shop to the !limb
West cornet of eisoeud and Market streets. and will 'lamellar
be found in the baildisur lately occupied as Drug, Chemical.
Dstaaloal and "Philesophioal" store.'by Dr. Bond, and for
merly by Dr. A. M. Dills, as a Irma Store. and known ter
rust w de by the attra rive rigaof the BIG GOLD MORTAR.
lie is there prepared to "Orli. MAKE, or MEND" ail
garments In his line from the flowing robes of the ()Hostels
down to Miss D•oomer's late improvement of the "Roman
Taaa. .r a little quicker. quite as good, and as cheap (but trot
any cheaper) es they_can be !mire elsewhere.
His work will be WARRANIED to give satisfaction, so
that those wh I employ him have no risk to ran.
. .
"Al; kind' of =Letitia taken In exchange ter work, and the
highest pncei allowed, July 10, 1831.
Watch & Clock Making.
.^s. lat OBI` R. WELCH begs leav
.. Alb to inform the citizens o
(-----)
•" i a Clearfield and vicinity. that he has
Os ; 4 4,, .\ permanently located in the shop
(' 11 1 " C 3 ) adjoining Lanich's hotel, on Alzr•
'''' $ kot street, where the repairing of
• N t• -
..._..--' WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL.
Ilir, &0.. will be executed in the' beat manner.
at the shortestnotice and on reasonable term.
Also. ENGRAVING executed at short notice.
WATCHES, &c., lost with hurl to be repaired
wilt be promptly attended to, and warranted for
one year. • 'April 9,1851.
• POPULAR BOOR FOR AGENTR.
HEADLEY'B LIFE OF KOSSUTH.
MBE undersliaed have is press, and Will publish In Jana
.L eta, •
• THE LIFE OF LOUIS KOSSUTH,
GOVERNOR OF HUNGARY.
' With notices of. distinguished Men. arid &tines of the
;tartan To , which ati• 'APpeedix coutoloinc
the most important of the Aildrimet. Letters and • Hpoeches of
Manta+ Chief. Hy P. 0. Headley, author of "Lore of the
Empresshisephlue." "Woof 'l.alayette," etas with au In.
trodarlien bi Horace Grotty. la one lUmo volume. with a
stgelPortrait. Uniform In style and price with ilitailleY'a
Josephise." price, . 1110. :
assents waisted in 'every *rant* la tbo'Uulted States. to
canvass for the above popular work. • ,
***Airy Newspalper published within MO mile* Of Ne*
York 'Rate; that will Rive the above three laortlons. shall
receive eopyafthe work immediately Ott its vublioatlon flea
of expense by mail.
Dee 80.18t1.' A 'PURDY& BliLLEll,3l. uburnn blishar. N s.
.
Oz - To Shoemakers and Others...o
First rate JERSEY CALF SKINS and
Mens Mar'o6eo and =Pink Linings
ttzlizz i gn i at,the ;ton J. L. HUN Linings,
• • NoTICE:I
To Justices of theleace... ,
118 Jades' °fibs Mutt of (lo atter eeasiout haie p pOin•
T
led toe torments on behalf of tee Uomineorrealth for
the COUIn7 of leartield. The J mikes of the Peace will there.
fore please DA :Earn to re s ef alteoromoewealth beldam
by mail or &IWO es BOOK illitylilltanflOoltei before them
as the nature th t will aam,tt or
•.20.1851. "
DeoJOSEPH S. PRANCO.,
.. •
Hipburn,
Pike ' 2bwnship,
John Nicholson, 10 92
CIIBABFIELD ACIDPNI.
TME TRUISMS beret)) -give notice that they haveoon
la:toted with
DR. CATLIN & WIFE ,
Togo:11gal; iefoliartie of the Acatiegoy during 'Sloths, year:
The °Omni° WEEKS;
divines Into FOCH QUARTERS
of I' ELVE WEEKS, each. and FIVE DAYS of Teach.
log In each week • •
The SW Quetta' 41.11kieteiheiidicis 610NDAY DEC. Oth.
1831, at the following „
ItedliCid iito6 OCTuilitiors
COMMON EtkitAßlv
Rendinc Writ,lll, Spelling Arithmetic. Gimp
rapby Engh Grammar nod History , 112 00
ALI. 111011 55 ENDLInIf BRANCHES-I'olu.
int/ Latin GrelTlMeir. 114 00
CLAIMICAL Ann MATHEMATICAL DEPART. -
MENTIOIOO
WstiLv LedTURES are given (o 1 he older pa lls on
llhtorv. and other interuting subject' Without utilise arse.
Such - of the older pupils as choose. engage on 1 0 IDAY
P.' AL of each week In exercises LII °Galion Comp,oti ion.and
view questions npoo their several studio. 'All others attend
to their twos! P. hl. 1 1 104 1 e 0 .,_. • .
The LADIES DEPAHTMEN'r IC entire, Operate from
the ether on the pelt of, those who desire it. Two, co three
clams consist of ball taxes. for the IMMOM of economy
time; bat It Is optional with the young Ladles whether to
joie inch cleanser not. •
Tuition Is charged . no ft the date of the Soholars °amnion.
°inn totheolmo of the Term—dedootion Oleg candela case
of absence coined be sins nest, and when a 'Pooled agretunent
Is mod.. In /invasive. withthe Primeval
MORAL SUASION has hitherto been the chief wifiatme 0 I
he Teachers in teonnog thorough ditelollve—and it has been
efficient. Corporeal punishmentlis adanintstmeal °MAW the
most obdurate end Incorrigible caws.
The constant aim of the Teachers it to mike the Instruction'
they impart. as well as that of books, Fraction'. as well as
Theoretical.
The stnoiesl lineation is given to the Condo •t. flabils and
Merrill of the Pupils. whhe under the charge of' the Toachers.
BOARD can be °battled at reasonable prioes.
RICHARD tiHAW, President.
WhT. L MOORE. Secretor. Nov 110.1831.
. a j aV/Dlsaaleii; )
THIS PRUPAHAI tie is now mtingottaiod to th%
as n GUARANTEE!) CURE for the HEAVES IN
HORSE 4. sodas thnl only known msOluine la the world
having hoen mad in ths private Vetches'? practice of the,
oroprietor for thetas!. 80 years ; and he has never known h. to
fail in a Cristo Instance of producing elegiac cure, and lows
in.: the hmto to Food suillis fir work. Tho tutor locom2oten•
oy of the hor.o for labor, when troubled with this common
thwart,. shoold induce evory one having such to apply ho
mediately for this remedy.
- -
PRICE ONE COLLAR- PER PACKAGE.
Which will he gout. -with hill d'reotlons." to and pert of
he United States. MI levers or- cortununicailons to be ad
dTimed,PastFald, to
I. P. HOOT.
Rear ofNo.lo South FIFTH Street, Philadelphia.
Who'ein'e scout for the United 'Mutes t
N. 113.-ragents wanted throughout the country to whom
litiefinik*ClUnt will In elven ; and their placed la
the advertisements. Addreu as above.
18 32
PLEASANT lIILL
IRON FOUNDRY and DIACIIINH SHOP,
At Clearfield.
undtirsigne 4 respectfully announces' to the People of
Cientliiild Rad tho adjoining counties trial hestill months
nes to carry oh the above business at his extensive establish
meat in the ooningh of Clearfield, and is now prepared to
inane lecture ail kinds of
Castings used for Grist Mills, Saw-Mills,
and all kinds of Machinery.
Mt Cutlass are now of 4•aper 4 orgaslity—cgoni, 1f nate
poder.to any other iv the Otate—ss ho uses no..e but Showis
hest material, and employs none but the very boatel wore Inca
Fla
MACHINE SHOP,
With two superior TURNING LATHES. driven by atenen.
is now in snacestfoloperatioa. and ander the management of
praotPoil mechanic—while alma stay article of mictilnan
aan be FINISHED in tbe'aery bast style. and on short notice
Iloi l o. now an bands a lure assortment of 0 songs. such
as ti fOVES of vitro ■IiZVI and patterns. PI.OOOH IRONS.
WASH K mrrbEN. &0.. ate. widon he °Wen to sell low for
Cash. or on a reasonablo oradit. He is now casting. from
he most approved patterns.
HATHAWAY COOKING-STOVES.
ALl'O—Fancy Ai,' Tight Parlor Stoves,
Nine Plate and Coal Stoves. Also,
Wiardls celebrated Plough.
And ail kinds of 1101.1.43W-WABE, SLEIGH and BLED
SOLES. WAGON BOXES. aiel
lie intends ytos ell on Nameable tenni, and trusts that the
cltigenn the count, generally will find it to their advaltagi.
to give him their custom. CASH will alwave be preferred—
but the higheit once' will be allowed for Country Produce
and OLD METAL. As be gives his establizlioneet his personal
supervition, ail order* for work will receive orom pt. attention,
DAVID LITZ.
Clearfield, NOV. 0,1151
FIVE HUNDRED BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
ANY gOod stales atul late Illsent man. with a small capital
ol I rom 13U to MO can make large profits hg engaging
le the sale of the following :
.o . l3ofzill Elia:Da:add
CHAMBERB INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE: or
Popular Encyclopedia of llseitl Knowledge. Two large
octavo voin.uca, containing 1700 ram.
rerintstwet. 1111-TORY OF THE AMERICAN REV
EN largo octavo pages, with tOJ fine Engrg
ngt.
PETERSON'S HISTORY OF TIIE UNITED STATES
NAV V . 600 Mtge octavo ei. nodl6U oee Eatra•io e.
nte
FROST'S REMARKABLE EVENTS IN THE LIISToILY
OF AIME:RICA. Two terms (ammo volumes. containing
WOO page.. and 700 Engravings. Tae btu Olsten , of Am
erica published.
SI—TORIA L LIFF7 OF WASIINGTON. A
Splendid Book. mintalolog tUU octavopages. and 160elerant
Engravings. Trio cheapest lais of Wiuhligton everpub•
Hawn
MoullE'S lIFTORY C.F THE INDIAN WARB. lino
Oolured sod Plam Plates.
1116 TRUE Rt POHLMAN. Conteleing the Imoegured
Addresses and the First Annual Addteues and Messages ol
edl the Prrstdents of the United Wastes, the eonstottations ol
the most important Stater in the Union, Bee.. deo. Eche'.
!Idled with P0.11111:11 of all the Vrestdents, engraved on
steel, and a view or the Capitol ot tbe Uni.ed illatei. 141)
pa-es. 12mo.
FOX'S BOOK OF MARTYRS. A SPlendid
Ron. large quarto with BS „Engravings, beautifully bound
In Morocco. slit.
UE OOKMEN HISTORY OF THE POPES. R
large oc;avopages. with Engravings
JO.SEPII WORKS. Vino Edition, ono large volume.
sTLIEM'S it EFL RETIONS UN THE WORKS OF GUD.
ST. l'lt REE'S tal.lolol OF NATURE.
WHITE'S 11 ISTUE If OF THE WORLD, A Velnabl4
General History. tine largeootavo volume. with handsome
Engravings.
LIVES g it , GREAT AND CELLEBRATED CHAR-.
AtHERS—of ail ages and Cottairies. One taros volume of
KS pages. with numerous Eogravings.
To Whet with a /lumber of other Worts [radical& If adap
ted for Popular Heading.
may b e
n Th a e g min t s h b ao l
d of c b qun a t b s o wrei I V I b a e l u e a l b ve le n M to a Aked.mis who
For farther panioultus. address (postage paid.)
.1. & J. L. GIIION. Publishers
No. Bd. Chestnut stint. Philadelphia.
April P. 16U.-13m.
Lifict ®F Lottorz, -
Remaining in the Post Office at Clearfield on the
first day of April 1852.
Burger Jacob E. Merrill John
Barger Joseph Murr6y James.
Barr John McKee Thomas.
Bendlo Wm. S. McCulley S. J. •
Britton Isaac McKeon S. M.
Bennett C. I'. 2. Oakes Daniel, 2.
Cavenaugh James, Cstrom John, •
Dressler Jane Miss. Peters .George R.
Dundey E. S. Rowe Hollis J. 2
Dudley James li. Ream Abraham,
Furor John. Smith Stephen D. 2,
Fuller C. 4. Shannon John
Gallagher Thira•ih Miss, Sackett George W.
Hall Iforaii.l L. Smithsßarton,
Haines R. L. Smith Wm. S.
Hersch John, Solt Peter;
Hustcad 'finis E. IShearerSamuel, • • •
Hummel Abraham, Splintler Solomon,
Jackson John, Seyler - Wm. B.
Jordan Joseph, 'Prude Nathan.
•
Lytle Robert, 2, Wylie Rev.. 2, .
Lytle Margaret Mtn. . ‘Vt'sou John, • .
Lloyd Damol, Wetzel Samuel, . •
Lender James, Woolndgo' Wm.
Mopes Sarah Wiles' E. and V.
Merrill Howard, 3. WAL RADEBAUGH, P. M.
Gloartield April 1, 1852. ' .
.L. JACKSON CRANS,
vallLM2Aleaggar :LAVA '
CurivensvilleXtearfidd 'county; Pa..
OFFICE—Sato ttreet;one , doOr enet of Filbert et
October 11,1t131. ' • ' • •
. rvoincE. •• , .„
THE TRUSTEES or the' CLEARFIELD AOLDEhtk
,l hereby give OUCB. th at Dr. OATLIN it duly 'tailwind
to collect all tall, for t ulElon at sold IteaUttißea. OM. year
conialdnoies on the Itth f Beptembet last. ,
07 order of the Board of Tmstteee. ' • ' • • '
Deo. Lg. 1831. Wht. MOORE. Seer.
. .
THOMAS DEVIN ' TAILOR:
Iti.EaPE,CTOCLLY annoancee to the citizens of the vicint•
ty ol Clearfield Bridge.
_hat be continues to carry os the
TAAL( /RING 13 USILS.Cda a short distance East tattle lirldge
where ha be the for ashen of 011104 patronage,
he Mende to pie:marl who favor htin with thildr custom.
Clearfield. Pa. May 28.115.51. e-ti.
, .
J.. P.
irsERSONS htivm bueitiessWitb tltOundersiipled
Vas Justice id Rig Peace, yvtll fi nd 'hits 'atilt!), at
he " Dollar " ottioe',or ar ihe °Erica',fp ,:.1116* pubiic
ui Wings lately occupitd by Rechlexander.
D. W. MOOT 0. .
- SALT SALT I •
(21IOUND 'ALUM. WHOtERN , D 41111,11 WILT
.A ibt by theism*. Baron or BMW .
WAILLACtis k ' ,
Ancestors to 811 Aw, Cleertleby.
DR. HOYT'S
f i• 1 - .16t . .130 AT ANA!
, ' ~,•••• ;•0" . , , ~ •:;' ~ ,
Oilier, tarifer 4Pfitig*: Oil*
Aitit
. titb. W. Mt — . " till cl
oinittitiAtkii Et
wa'AFIALIVAID 111 TB l l.ffug!rOal f!..
` llllll v cant —4
Experience or more than sixteen yam has eetibill
the fact that Merchant's Celehiated Gargling . Oil, or
versa! Family Embrocation, will Ciro Most caeca; Clad
liars to ineltdo', , • . 2 :;:la
Spasms, Sweeney. 'Ain :Rhone, Wind, ,T
c r —^^t ' _ • 11161'
kinds, • Fresh, `ffoutub; 1 3- 1 1 . 13 : 6 1 1 4..
tuls, Sithist„: Sand . Cracks, Strains, Lanigan*
Foundered Feet,' Scratches or Chwatte, Mew
Rheumatism, Bites of AnimolB,- External 1 3 *
sons; Painful IsTerVotis Affections.. Frost sitav
Boils, " Corns; Whitlows.' Buhl. and Scald
Chapped Hands. .0raM.E5.:041.3
tractions of :the Muscles, Swellings. W
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, die. e lk i ell
,
The unparalleled succeter of mu oil, the eerie
eases •in Horses and Cattle, and ,Oven: in human
dallytecoming more known to , the farming co
It can hardly be tredited, except by these wbohate.
thrhabit of keeping it in their stables and houses,A F
0, sandunt of pain,' muttering and time, ate eat
re tuuely application of this Cll. ,
tor lie sure the name of the sole proprietor, GEC)
W. MERCHANT Lockport, N. Y., is blown In the
of the bottle, and in Ms handwriting over the cork: •,,„
All orders addressed to the proprietor Will be Prouggit,
responded AO. • • ,1
Viet a Pamphlet of the Agent. end gee what w oabsla
accomplished by the use-of this medicine. • 4
Sold by respectable dealers generally, In the trabd
States and Canada. • Also by ' • 1
AGENTS for" the above ,
C. n. wAorsos.c'eArfleld dO .elearfildd only.
JOHN PATTON. lltmorenivillo do do •
POTTER & MoMINN. Bellelonto.Postto s ••
COMM t 8J.4..1011. Brookville. Jetison • .
IHOKIN . dON.• Het villa, •
J. 13LEILLIS.LEY. Frank! in. Vs
itaterod according to Act of Congresis in tho pis
1861, by J. 8. LIOUGIITON. Dy is thy s u ety 1
Ottlat of tho District Court for the Dastont ,
District of Ponnsylrarda.
Another Scientific•Wonderl
OREAT OURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA!
OR a GASTRIC JUICE. ).
)
Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth SteaArli
of the Ox, alter Directions of BA RON LIEBIG I
The great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUOit ,
TON, M. D., No. 11. North Eighth Street, Fbfl
del plan, In.
This is a truly wonderful remedy for [motives,
• DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER . COUTLAIN f t, CCM
IMITATION. and DEristyrir, Curing after Nautili
own method, by Nature's own agent, the Gast
Juice.
- - -
:Hail a teaspoonful of thta Fluid, infused in ws•
ter, will digest or dcisolve, FIVE POUNDS .1
ROAST BEEF IN •GOUT TWO lIOURE. Vol of dm
Stomach.
DIGESTION.
hiy
foedn t
m th
llMiESTaUNldwhi fl f p y ex ud es fr h m so eSmreester
that orga la n. w hen Ina state of boa th. called the tigtft
Juice. This Fluid is the Great S ol i / of the Food. ths
tying. Preserving. and Stimulating Agent of the Wowa
aad intestines. Without it there will be no digestion.-1W
conversion of Food into Blood na° no natriiirn oldie body:
but rather a foul.torpid s painful, nod destmetive modulo's( •
the whale digestivespinumns. A weak. halfsead.orlaierse
stomach produces no good Gastric roles. and heats the dap
ease. distress sad debility which ensue.
PEPSIN AND RENNET.
PEPSIN Is the chief element. or Great Digesting Pilule
of the Gastric Julius. it is found in great aboedangi
solid partici the human stomach after death. and sermstiel i
causes the stomach to digest itself. at eat Usti op. It is she . .
found In the stomach or animals, as the ex; calf. Ike. ills "
the material used by farmers in meals' cheese.called q ui t
. 111.
the efLoyer which has Wag been the wonder of the
The curdling of the mils b the Owe prooeuefdlgesttoa.
net Possesses usteldthing Power The stomach of a calf vie
curd.e nearly one thousend times its own weight of mile :
Baron Liable stat es that "Una pert ol Pepsis shucked
thousand parts elevates, wilt digest meet and other foise
Dissased stomachs produce no good Gastrlo Juice. Itsalitls
Toshow that Mss least may be pegferstlysaPlONW. , .
we quote the following
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
BARON LTEBIO.3. hia Celebrated welt 471 .
Chemistry. saes Art& and Diceettve squid may la,
readily obtained Imm the mucous membrane of the dounith et,*
aCalf.ie which tuitions articles of t ood. as mimt aid sigil,/
will be Sollened.Chanced and Digested. prectsely_ ta twa
. 4
in
manner as they would I:4 i n the human stomach." '
DB.. PEREIRA. In his famoustreatise en "Food arida%
Diablisbud by Wilson ltr. Co.. blew York. Page Et, datm
same great fact. end describes the method ol preparadoir ,
There are few higher authorities than Dr. Perel.a
Dr_JOHN W, DRAPER. Professor of Chemistry to
Medlin, College ot the University of New York, in his ••Teld
Book of Chemistry." page wd. say& •• It has been ocesuee,:,
whether a r tificial Mention could be performed—but It Is pll ,
universally admitted that it mar be.
Professor DIJNOLIBON of Phila delphia. In his great 110
."
on Human Physiology. devotes more than fifty pages*.
examination'of this subject. His experiments with Dr.
moot. on the Guido Juice. obtalead from the Belicht&
stomach and from animals are well known., 'in all eases,
be goys. — digestime oocurred as pe r fectly in the Arti fi cial
the N atuml dues' tocs.. o
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER.
DR. 11000HTt)N' preparation of PEPSIN has prodanair
the most marvellous accts. curies casual Debility. maim:
Hon. Nervous Decline. and Dyspeptio Consumption, NIPPON.
to be on the very verge of he crave. It Is impossible toe,
the details of cases in the limas of thls advettisemnv.-W ,
authenticated certificates have been waived of room this •
. .
20Q REMARKABLE CURES r
la Philadelphia. Now York. aid Eaton akin'. These
nearly all desperate cares. and the cures wets 'memento's , :
and woederfil but remnant.
it is a gnat NENVOUrt ANTIDOTE. aid Pow tati
Wang ly small quantity necesuuy to Prod uce healthy d
le believed to act noon
ELECTROMAGNETIC PRINCIPLES.
There Is co form of 01..DSTOMACII COMPLAINTS wale*.
It does not seem to teach and remove at onoe No hem.
bad they may be. It 0111101 I NrITANT BELIE . 4Lifsatei
dote remoras *ll the n Dalmatia symptoms. and t oaie pet* ,
to DO repeatee. for n shod liens to make theseanirresom.
mutest. PURITY OP 111.0(W , sod VIOORORY
follow atanoa It Is peril naiad/ esodlleat aue. or Naomi:
Vomit' rm. Ct e mpt, rsoree essort.M_Pl t althe Stoma*. Mama ,
alter entinGlow. cold meteor be Mote, Ilmrlasee. Immure
of Balite, Mespoadency, smeclatnas Weakness. teadesoy tea
!malty, Snalnlde. &a.
1"doe: ONE DOLLAR pm bottle. One battle wOI ORM
arm a laming cre.. . - ;
PEPSIN IN POWDERS'
'BENT BY MAIL. FREE Of POSTAGE,
,
For oosvenleoce of *earlier to allsouts of tho coostry,
DIGESTIVE NA:ITER ON' 115 PEPSIN Is pinup lo 111 , ,
forgo of powders, with dlrectsit to be tligeolved In dllem
alcohol. water, or oral, to t =dent, "lbw powderier
tato precisely the egos. nutter vitas bath% bet ter it
quitotity_for rho Immo prilhad wilt Os sent by m p r I
DP PQETOGIS , for
i C r ItIE 11.41.,0R iiint (post le
J. 8. LIVINDITON. o. 1 Nati Eighth west. Frult.
Kg podiums rot vs so Sew_ pokes,
bum the written Ogoatnto of 4.. 6- LIOUCifIft? . fiL.'
Bohr Pororlotor. . 4,.....,
• •.**Aigents wanted ihi weer/ tows In the Unlgad
Very Übogal+matealve_ Ito thattade. DourebtOroriffr o
ton aad 'lgnore dodged coact as mentor--
41t1T13 Cievdeld oontr- oliod m , h • - ;$ ,
. . '-•
Oil A .
I.l p a m in is s igirg;l:l ar tgwasb lar r --7. . 7. '•''''''
& II
. • 41 GI a int, ne'w ws'afiteitea.• :PI,
li r
:Mar . -, T. . ; . - , . • - •-7'•••••
WM. T. GILBERT,
LiVflailtgrVigigoltld
term. Deo.