Frcirrito Belfefonto Whig
•: 0111TURY.
• Died in this place on the 7th day oil
May, DAVID DICK McLuon—only, sorl,of
tho Rev. Dr. Alexander McLeod, of Clear
field—in the sixteenth year of his age.
Thus aro we 'culled 'with sorrow, and
yet with rejoicing to record the departure
of another beloved friend—Struck down
while yet the dew of his youth was upon
him, like the early and tender flower
• nipped ero it was fully blown by the • uu
timely and chilling frost. ''lle was truly
the son .ofinany sorrows, as from his early
years he was afflicted with disease \of the
heart which affected Alis entire constitu
tion and eventually brought him to a pre
mature grave.
His sickness was marked in a . most
wonderful degree with the graces of tho
christian character; and seldom have we
been permitted to witness, even in the
death of the aged who have "come to the
grave like as a shock of corn cometh in
his season," the same calm resignation
• and submission to the will of God ; with
"a desire to depart and be with Christ,"
which attended the sickness and death of
• this dear boy. "Lovely and pleasant" in
. his life, he was none the less so in his
death. The severe bodily trials which he
• eadured seemed to purify, as with fire,
the soul, and work for it "a far more ex
ceeding and eternal weight of glory" when
it should be releasedlfrom its "earthly
house and have a building of God, an
bduse not made with hands, eternal in the
Heavens." llis dcdtli-bed experience was
good and sufficient evidence of his inter
est in the merits of a Redeemer, and adds
but another testimony to the power and
value of that religion which can alone fit
us for death, judgment and eternity.
Ho greatly enjoyed the conversation ofl
his christian friends, end the ghostly min
istrations of the. "ambassadors of Christ."
With them ho wrestled in prayer and
prevailed until in the second hymn of
praise and feasted upon the broken body
and shed blood of the Saviour. And hay
ing "finished his course"—having "fought
the good fight" and having kept the faith;"
ho fell asleep in Jesus :
"Gently as to night's repose,
Or nowt% at set of sum"
Having the testimony of a good con
science; . in the communion of the Catholic
Church ; in the confidence of a certain
faith ; in the comfort of a teasonable,,reli
. gious' and holy hope; in favor with God,
and perfect charity with the world.
Its swect as yenr.by year we lose
Friend's out of sight, in faith to muse,
flow grows in Paradise our store "
and if the heathen could belieVe that 'whom
the gods love die young,' may not our
hearts be comforted with the animating
reflection,. that the soul of our child and
brother and friend was pleasing to the
Lord and therefore ho hastened to take
him away. We drop the tear of affection
, nto remembrance over his early grave and
breathe the prayer that like him the young
may remember their Creator and Saviour
"in the days of their youth," while the evil
days come not, nor the days draw nigh
when they.shall say "I have no pleasure
in them. Come to him who will save
you from the temptations of the world,
who will sustain and comfort you in the
storms of life and will finally with all his
sainted dead bring you to the better land—
. the land of unclouded brightness and eter
nal sunshine.
"In Heaven there's rest," that thought bath a power
To @cutter the shades of life's dreariest hour ;
Likes sunyearo a dawns on the stormy sky ;
Like itio glimpse of home to a traveller's eye.
'Tis the balm of 141103;4, of sorrow tho cure.
The hope that deceives not, the promise that's sure.
-flow sweet to the neary."ia hearmn there's rest;
The tears are all dried from th 6 eyes of the bless'd
And the smiles that succeed are mu dazzling am
bright
That none but akpirit could dwell in their light
0! not like the smiles that here glow on the cheek
To hitlo the deep anguish nu language can speak.
' In Ilenven there's rest." earl leo happiest hour,
Fades softly away, like a morning flower;
THERE, fadeless the bowers ineuded the skies,
'films, it bath no end, and timo never, flies.
Tfirna, nature is freed from its earliest stain,
THERE, love Mull no sorrow and life bath no pain
"In Heaven there's rest" oh, how deop that repose!
Life's bitterness pnes'd, with ii follies and woes,
Its passions all hushed like the waves of the deep
When tempests expire nod winds are asleep,
And only soft airs and sweet odors arise
Like the evening incense that flow to the skies.
Tugns:, sounds brontlio sweet music, "in Ilenven
there's rest ;"
I long to escape 'Co flint land of tho blessed ,
Inspired by the prospect through life's busy thy,
To Act and to E MUM 10 WATCH and 10 PRAY;
''hen gladly exchango when the summons is given
Tho tumult of earth for the calmness of Heaven.
W'.
DIED.—In Brady township, on the I'.
instant, Abraham Risk!, aged 24 years
When all around is calm and
When not a stupid id heard,
I look away to Zion's hill, . •
Wiwi° nut a foo is feared.
Yes. whale alone, end in nay room,
I think of joys nrove;
I think of ndw Arumlem
Whero them is endless love.
ma
ing
ia.
( Thy . starry skies and silver moon
Semi 1 shall 800 no more;
0a mo a clay of glorious noon
Shall beam for ovormure.
gyveot iii 011; 0, when my last farewell,
•1 , take of plea m y friend.
May, it bo with the salon; to dwell
. .
In bliss that no'pr shall mid.
Mr.
er
: we
0, y OO,l lope in heaven above,
- • Mid its.solulgent light,
While basking in Ilia utiviuur's love,
TO think adieu sweet night.
Sweet haat thou been indeed to
But uweetor far that day .
Whieh alkali include' eternity,
Andthottikaat (led away.
:AvMot nigfit, when wo from other° part
No more to meet again,
11l - think of thee with aratoful heart,
Whom endless clap ehall reign.
—On Friday laSt, in Lawrence town.
ship,Major Matthew Ogden, at an advan
ced ago. The deceased was among the
first settlers of this part of our county.
• Temperance Heeling.
mur.lVnthingtonittni of *Newel,' county will hold flint!'
Qnatterly Meeting on Montiny ever it g tli'7th or June
WO: nt rawly eantito eau'' , The Wendt ,
nrrnanbratico. end the Lulling in I.:m.10011r, Mb untitled
to attend.
May 1.9, G P. 0111,1C11, President.
110! 1w!! yo Inds arid 1011808
Who nro fund of fun and laughter,
Just call at Wollner) & h ills,
And they'll show you what you'r after ;
For they've' the fittest lot of beeps
You ever beard tell o',
And full of love and murder, •"
With their backs of yellow;
Then call in yo jolly ones
Who have an hour to spare,
And buy a quarters worth of reading
To drive away dull care.
Saddlers, Aillerration!
1D RA SS Mount. ngs at *3 00 per cctt.
I%i Roller Bucklos at 60 cents per dozen.
It Fri t mina iadtatron rad Trees at 75
Japanned do do do 87%
mass Plated Stirrups ut 111!4, 1.• er pair.
Japanned do largo eV , at 10 to
Colton Guthing to. GO cents per boat-1S) ants wdrrantod,
Ftruining Weld) TA 81 75 oar bolt.
11rau4arnnotents et 25 to 875; per dozen, almost any hind.
Shortl, op Japannod Gig Ilnm-s Vri per Pail.
• 1 Long Sitrt drsis.--Irou. at t3l3n pet pair.
lOn do do—Nall, at ti,l%
SHIM(' Tramiel all kinds—Wagon Trees at 41
(.7olundda at 7E,, tapunish nt 01 00—Side di at 87%
with Povornl oew pattorns never in market balbro. We have
always on hand a largo plonk, w I n ch will Ito Bold at cheap
minim All goods warmatel to give satisfaction. or coronae
bin a , theapons. , within 5(.1 days. Gouda packi•il and
nerd.)
Pied at railroad frco of charge. All ordors (Pottage nerd.)
Terms Cash. Arldost F. G. r ItAtiCtSlll..i.
Lewititown, May. Thsl
$3 00
P EA Kea for Nall', 9pilres. Brrtdri.„.&j.,friTt
Builder's Hardware
nkf• all kinds can be sold by tt s at city prices MANE( onr
purchases flora Eastern l'actor4ia for Cub, wo •as
sell al low of con b., boliebt In Philadelphia.
F. G. FRANCIStaIii.
Weatherell 4.• Brother's
PORE wiurc tAMI) M 7111 00 per ko: , Patty at WS per
r 5p,,,,„ c,ntr. per gallon ; I.atterr4
Gil at 7beents; how York dhado Varnish at $1 50 to *8
o ar gallon. gallon. F. G. PRANCISUUd.
.Planes ! Planes ! _Planes !
1.)ouBLL: IRON BREECH ULAN EIB at $i 75 per Batt
Broad Planta at 50 Critilt otrr kinds of Hullos
Square.. Iluvils, tsto. ut equady lo nll w
pri h ..es
Lewistown, Way. G. IMANt.ISS,'US.
Carriage-Makers, Take Care !
II 'RASA BANDS. of to 4 inclusive—good and heavy.
L) Japanned Carriage It abbe at 61 Der AMU
Brasil do do at $1 115 per grail.
WAVY hiving for 25 to 21!4 rar yard.
Carriage Bolts from Si 15 to lid 25 per 100.
Tufts and tires:, Japanned Sits , .r Nails rt per paper.
Patent Canvass, plain, 0 inches wide. at 85.
TM do I 'ixn•*(l do do 88.
Essamelled do at 45 oents rev yard.
Patent le - Mbar at 15 cents p_r toot.
Mull castings at 15 cents per ch.
Mack Springe—all nt 1 1 cents per lb
liras& Nutt Axles at cants per lb.
Iron do Co at 6!-.i per lb.
liashers-1 sprt Crass at $1.50.
Brat' au Oslo frames at 61 t et cozen.
IStaelt Enamelled Top Leather at al cad par COf ot,
Dine do Inside do at 20 amnia per foot.
White On do do et IM cents per font.
Chllns. Milts at 16 cents per foot. ,lesale and retai
at Lewistown. by P. (1. FRANGISCUS.
J UtiNOW FLUID, tower than can be bought in Phila.
II dolphin. Delivered at the railro ad only nt wooleaftle.
by
F. 0.
30 Boics
11•1NPLATES—Melly pricer-25 Bales Iron W•re at 63 - i
toll etc per ib —Tin P.o Pinter. Patty Pans, Block Tin.
at 23 Cu. per lb ...4101:1 and 'lin Buds, Candlestick Springs.
Etc., by r. G. PBANCISCUId.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS!!
0c2(01. 1 1. , Ltc ,
IRWIN & SMITH, having purchased 01J. 1.. Hunter his
IL Stock cf Meachaadlse, nrestalsv !cuisine a large and well
selected supply of SEASONMIL , E. GOUDA of every des
cription, w !non were laid In at the lowest Possible rates. They
would inv t I the public, betel° purchasing etscwhero, to call
a the tato stand cfJ. Howe., on Mattel strect. and exa•
wine their SIOCK and PRICLIS. as the
y are Cetetralned
su.taiathe former charm-ter of the house for law rwco.
to
W. F IRWIN,
Aprtll3, tPSI. A. M ehlllll.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
Y VIRTUE el an order of tha Orphans' Court orClenr.
LP he'd haunts, there will he favored to PUBLIC BALE,.
on the premisaa, on SATURDAY the 7th day or AUOITST
12 i oast. at ti o'clock. P. M. the one undivided Third
a
Part of TRACT of LAND, altos's to Brads town.
shio, cleirtl-tri counts mlOllOOO 1110dt of Claistoto
how nod othaie, late a part of the REAL ESTATE of Con.
red filor•ine jr, deceased.
TERMS—Cash On cooth Intim. of vile
fdi ;NEAL bIORVINE, /tam's.
Grady township, May 1.0, Itts3.
The Cheapest and Best
y.4ofOT OF BOOTS SHOE ever offered to the citizens
Cienificid can bs fueled ut S
hles WALLACE tit HILLS.
neatly Made
CIt.OTHING.ot almost even! tte•criptMa—Coats. Volts and
V Pantaloons
A covering for tho Upper extremities, ft Waist cc, and a
peat of Uumnontionati es. all lot THREE DO 61. A US. at
WALLACE & HILLS.
zat (z) CELs
A Superior Lot Western hient--oleen. Dien end Cured
in the Gest nue:tide intioner—fer rule at
WitIAJACE lIILLS.
Maii 27 .
I.I.IIANT'S WORLD ItIiNUOINbiiI,AG E EIICIAES—for
utlob, WAI.
The Snuggest Lot of
ever °Pro! to Ulu uiti7.2lis of U
L.A. io:trfiald foy
VERY CERAP. by WALLA
bitty 1.17.
NEW TANNERY,
At • Cuuswensville.
aistrlUßl , •B. TAY LOB. resprctfully announces to hi.
L.:1• par louhr Iriends—the 00000-11 Int ho hns removed to
and .c.)rtlietnecd orbry New Tannery. on Filbert
swot. Immcd.ntely north of 11 , ourii's hotel, Corwensvalte.
w ave has is prepsred to stippl 011 orders on short name and
in the most satisfactory manner.
&sr 311 A ioN unit t.UMBBR taken In exchange.
and tha highest. prices a ll owed. Istay 17. 'ol—pd.
Notice to Purchasers.
I,I7IIERFAS, our ounty Murrill' hes tulvertised Omae
V V and t for alto to the town of Pemissilla u s the mot.
arty of John Long-1 hero .3 , , malty all persons. that Bald lot
belongs to me ns the aforesaid John Long never had na
Ar
thie tor tt. um has lie paid ma fur the lot; Si uny person vuz•
chasing said house must purchase the lot of me.
April 16.18 Yd. J 610011. E.
Ccn. - ulaq.s3„(z)aac ,
(VIIE public toss hereby cautioned nolost harboring or
L trIMMIZ rub eon 0 Irrti-Ql/ Iti6TOPLIEtt, US 1 will oat ,
no debts of hW contracting tiller this date. And notice is fur.
(her beroby given ie ail persons employing said bay Lthat
will look to them Fur biz woos. mallet at the rate of ONE
DOLLAR. par day. HARTWIG BOCK.
Briulferd townzbie.tfaY /0.185 a.
Estate of Miles Ilartsock, dec'd. •
NT OTICE 1811 tquiaty GIVEN. that letters of Adtninlstrs .
1.11 lion um. the estate of MLLES II AIiTdUCK, late c f
the Deronc.i Curwentville ,thfo , bay° in due form of law
been emoted to the subscriber. All Paws Indebted to sub]
estate, are requested to make payment immedi WY. road
these caving claims will present them duly authenticated for
vattlement. •
MARGARET HARTSOCK,AcIrner.
Curwrasyille, May 11. 02:3.—nd
• TAILORING BUSINESS.
REMOVAL.
/fin subscriber, thankful for • past favors, res.
pl pecifully informs his eff/Atomers,hnd the public
generplly, that he has removed his shop . to the
ding over the Post Office. lately occupied by R. F.
Word, and. that he will ho there found at all times
"on kund" to supply his customers, Unlike some of
his coternporaries. Ito is unable to promise that his
Fashions ore of the most approved style of ANTI.
QUITY, but will insure then' made according to the
_Latest Fashion of ?nom modern days.
THOS. SHEA. •
Clearfield, April 1, 1851.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER PEPSIN
n Artificial Digestive Fluid,or—Gastric Juice !
A great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared 'from Rennet,
of the (Mirth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of
Baron Lei nig, tho great Physiological Chemist, by
J, S. lloughton, M, D., NO. 11 North Eighth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. Thic is a truly wonderful rem
or
-
edy for Indigestion, ,Dyspopsia, Jaundice, Liv
Complaint. constipation, and Debility. curing rifler
nature's own method, by naturo's own agent, the
Gastric Juico, . 800 Advortisoment in soother cot.
umn.
A LARGBAtiSOUTISIENTof OAR ILLON,_NAIL.RODS.
Li. RORKE; 811L011 11/ItOD3 =VIVI NAILS, all for
leo very aunt) for cesb,b7 A 04 at, LULLS.
Apr 111.0,061
400111VADIVICE.
NOTICE, MEN, WohinN AND CHILDREN
WALlCa l ali n g 3 nuELEA
Have received their
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods, •
and are prepared to astonish the natives at
TIIF, GREAT REDUCTION OP PRICES.
Their stuck copilots of a large nod varied assortment of
, ronnioN AND DOMESTIC
Z:3Q
Bareges,Berge,De Lanes?Lawns,allicoes,
&c.—ALSO a large assortment of
IBlsrellwairo9 e_,lautionliewaaroD
BOOTS and SHOES,
eazfac.G. C.QPIEIpPIa
They haven's° on hand a very largo stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cassimcres, Sattinetts, Kentucky
Jeans, Tweeds, Muslims, Tiekings,
And' In loot every thing to supply the wants of town and
country, allot* which they are note mined to eril 0"ellOc , thou
they hnvo over been gold beton+, they therefore, request all
Pers..ns w,stsing to furchsseto give them a enli
El,rtZtmomtese the cheap oath !Yore of WALLACE It
DLLS, Market street near the Dimond, Clcarfield...A.ll
Mnyl:e, It 61
LOOK HERE! ! !
—0•-•
Lewistown Hardware Store.
Opposite .May's Hotel, cast end of Town.
ri EA1.111,03 nod enotetnen C%3 taro from 23 t.) 30 rcr cent
JJ ho their patch:lse' or Hardware, Conch we ro, Sadd'ery
ehoo ifu.s, trantu, oda. clam bto. at t.e xio,r, of
Low istown, May 30. 11i311. ,MRANCISMIS.
Twenty-five Tons Hammered Iron,
v.hlaro. Coulters, land lifts, bar and !Tiara
V iron. Order% for any size pt.:minds , tilled. The trade
supplied at Philadelphin prices. This iron is used in all the
machine shops of rbe Pennsylvania Rall.oarl, and has been
prottonacen to be cqua in toality anti prow lit liei.h to any
trammeled iron in the Slat , For bale I.y
FitANCIS . CUS, Ag't, Frotdom Works.
knevistown May 145. J.
FDTmslla D && liifenrcl3lWiTr®
OF ALL V.INDS . , can ba mid by Dint pnces. Making
A..." our p rehrtsol from the EIIIIOIH rOdollo., cnn as
lov can bp non:ht rhilantlyhin. F. G. PIIANCISCIJS
Lewl-town May 2 0 . 18&r.
OUR STOCK
EMBRACES everything that belongs to the Hardware.
Coachwaro and eaddlory traria. which it always large
and borght Erdal list hnuris,which enabloslus lase:lto annuli
deniers any goods they may wnnt on as Iniwrr ,Ine terms as
:hey can notarise ir l'in.ndelph , a. P. G. I' itANCISUUS.
I.awist own, Mrs 111, IS.B.
Attozationn tho Who
with,r.ons indehted to. or havin unsettled accounts
tho suhso ram, are moles cd to coma forward thI—
iIdEDIATELY. and mane settlement, as ho is determined to
have ell of h.i accounts of over a year's &Medal:, settled up
or
between tall and tho Ist day 01 July
SA n-xt
WA'. II TAYLOR.
Carwensvilla, May 17 , 1812.—pd
CAMTEI49I%.
ALL persons aro beteliyoani tom El against buying °sidling,
or ra LIOY way meddling with a certain TWO HORSE
WAGON now m 1110 1,0111011111111 of Potor ticylsr. of Brady
t own iu ' ,Ad Wagon belongs to o, and is in his uso on
loin only. G. l En 3. (WOMAN Matt
Lothersburg. WV 17, 'bd.
TURNPIIIE ELECTION.
AM . 11ETING of the subicr.bersto the stock of the Clear
held and eurectsvilo urni.lko hoed te,til be bu d at
Court Mose in the borough of etcartieut. on HONDA Y
the 14th tit JUNE. (post.) at 1 o'clock. n. m.. for thepur•
ponyf electing officers to conduct the afteirs of toe said Uorn•
tor the cusutua year.
IS y (infer of LIE COMMI.3OION .
Iday 8.185.1.
HOUSE AND LOT
‘a...ql c) cal a .23. Q. n.
•rfiE Subscriber offers for sale Ishi HOI TSB and LA IT. In
PENNI/U.IAL Clearfield octants. it ir mutated en the
south into of the Glen Hove and Pacitorydlo tortoise, and er
good location for nosiness. Tho Improvements are a mall
dwelling house. store house etc.
liZirk•ind property will be sold low for ore half cash is
hand. end the balance in n.e year For further info , mation
111/I.ii , to JONATHAN EVANS. jr..Pennville. nr to the soh..
scriber. tiAIAULL the
s
May 13.10u9
tmytenace3.l2aaasasEtatlia
SHOWING the amount due each School
District in Clearfield Cdunty from the an
ual State appropriation for the year 1852,
in pursuance of an act of Assembly passed
the seventh day of April, 1849, as follows:
Beccaria, 854 111Girard, 25 67
Bell, 48 58 Goshen, 16 08
Boggs, 38 711 Huston, 16 59
Bradford, 55 30 Jordan, 53 32
Brady 86 90 Karthaus, 28 04
Burnside, 84, 92 Larence, 104 28
Chest; 35 15 Mo w rris, 44 63
Clearfield 80., 43 05 Penn, 48 19
Covington, 45 82 Pike, 107 04
Decatur, 33 57 Union, 21 33
Ferguson, 26 07 Woodward, 33 57
Fox,
3 55 ' -
I do certify the above to bo a true state-
ment of the State appropriations as furn
ished by the Suporintendant of Common
Schools and on tile in this office.
G. B. GOODLANDER, Clerk.
• Commissioner's Ofltee,
Clearfield, May 5, 1852, S
Military Encampment.
..___
AttonntfLonn Vallianntooro 2
•vme 01Boers and numbers of the UN !tiN
1 tiltAYti respectfully &sponged that they
have resolved to held an ENCAMYIidhINT at
. Maj. D. W. WISE'e., to Jordan township. and
buve mm 101331 necessary ariangements therefor,
i x
4.,,,,:. T ; The Eau ~meat wilfeemineneeoaTUEttfA c X
t the I'llt.i day of JUNE neat, and continue
Wc Wont:bout tin weelt.
e
1111
`t
Coto? ortable nod well supplied (1114IICl/ will
be SU [I oiled, as It is the Intention to lIIIIM BalttlY
1.110 reqautitions of the 14w.
I A cordial Invitation is tendered to the Winn.
' teem or the county. both I illicars and :vim with
the assurance of atioleier's we M lcome.
.'-'. EY Order. G. W. cCULLY.
May 8. 1652. Cept. Union Grays.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
rim 004 , ....,„r0 , v heretofore existing between the op
+Aligned in the lam:dna Buenos has been Has day mu
tually dissolved. The Books will be left will John Lionel
for settlement. Those who aro interested will please a&
around soon as possible, as we are desirous ornavine ten ao•
wants settled up. JOHN 111/tM4II.L.
' J. G. UUSSIAAJ.
Pawn's , 'lle, Eth 11k0.1st. Itt63.
rrtli andorsinned avails tumult* of this opportunity to in
1 form his elastomers and the publics generally.•that he
stul purposes carrying on the nbove-mentioned homers at
rnoold stand in Panusvillo, where he earnestly s olicits a eon
Lineation of the patrol:taco which they hove llN heHUBretofoSELLre had
JO.
Poommilleast s th mo 18a.
DR. HARDMAN P. TILOMPSON;
s -
S AVING located in Curwensviile, aura S t i
S his prefessional services to tho citizens S
S of thot place and the surrounding country. S
ESWhen not professionally engaged. ha will be S
four.d at the offleo formerly occupied by Dr. S
J, C. Richards, or at Scofield's hotel. Calls 41
will be attended to at all hours. ap.3, '51 41
• u
al 1,
JOSEPH S. FRANCE,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
inTAVI NG located himselfin Clearfiao.oflorshis
I
professional services to the public. All busi
llekiS entrusted to him Ivall ho promptly attended to.
Being familiar with the German language ho can
with more facility transact business for tho Getman
portiori of tho community.
Office on Marketstront, onodoor west of Dr. Lo
rain's Drug store, lately occupied by J. L. Cuttle.
REFERENCES.
lion. John C. Knox, Kittanning.
Joseph Buffington,
0
U. N. Lee, Esq.,
Donally &.Cantwell. " '
lion. Thomas White Indiana. ,
'Augustus Drum ..
Gen. 11. D. Foster, Greensburg,
Col, William irligler, Clearfield,
- Wm J Hemphill, ..
Jan. 14,1851.
12PEM/DPEMILIS.YQ
INTALLAGE At kayo received a supply of this
IV At eloollo d nt medicine.fresh nW. the hands of W. nou (h.
not of itilaelptda. AM,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF CLEARFIELD CO. I
P. W. BARRETT,
MERCHANT and I'RODUCI DEALER. Ltithereburg,
Clearfield ao.. Pa. ' April 17,185 J.
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
ERCA ANT uud VRODIJCE DEALER. Lutliersbnit
l'lmirtiold county, lift. April IL 18;%I.
FREDERICK ARNOLD,
ivirrAteriAN . i. and PRUDII . OEI DEAJ.EIt, Luthandiara
VilL Cleat field Pa. April 17.053.
ISAAC SMITH . ,
51ERCIIANT and IAJDIRER and PRODUCE: 'DEALER
Cu rwensvalu. Aprd 17. Mil,
WILLIAM H. BLOOM,
afEltell KEIT and 1,1.1M118L1 and l'ltoputr MUL
, LER,
LY Ouncentvilta. (Peat Hold county, Pa. April 17, 1851.
WILLIAM BLACKSHAME,
etAntiNrf and CII Alit MAKER, and 11011dE and RION
tAANT.Ett ono door torah of the Proshyierinn Cherub,
on seoond street, olett,c,4l Pn. April 16, 1t4513.
JOHN H. HILBURN,
BOUT nod emu; MAKER, iworld street. nenrly ormosito
HJr A. K. Wrlchts s ore, Cleertiald. Pu. April 18.1134:1.
JAMES HOLLENBACI - I,
BLIM
LACKITLJ, on 'lliad Lttect, intl., eon Malice and
Walnut. Glonrtield,Pn. April HI. 15.52.
THOMAS MILLS,
(-swum AND rll,Elti fi MAICER, on Third Punt. ho
4-1 twoeu Market und Locust, Pa, April Pl.
0. B. MERRELL,
rttIITER. TIN fr. SAEET MON WARE reIic.REPAE
%./ ittnunt's ol.t .Land uu Alar ic l),3nt itrnet—Clora
3. 211. lA.
ROBERT MANLY,
i V tilltY aFI TAI,PdAF N AI Ei NI
KEILM asketacid
stra.d.—
(Jaw MK,. 1:11,
J. &. J. G. RUSSELL.
TAXNER3 tz COUIiItIERS AND DEALERS IN Al.l.
kstas u( Loather. r in. ezo,. Liken in erelinage.
Ponn• villo. Pa --Grampi I'. 0., Fab. 4, 1512.
WM. P. CIIAMBERS,
T,Arrty.F.l.vvrtiGirr it CfIAIIIMAKEIt. mad MUSE &
if V blUliri PAUIT
1)ec.V9.1951.
B. F. STERLING,
AARNESISIAICILIt. rout JUTI ir CE or
CUE PLACE,---eurwensvitia. Dec.S6l.
mEsnicic GRAHAM,
13ARISER t(N ) !IMELDAlitietbli.—Wl l l attend to all de
notnolt in his line on .M o rt n0.0.e. and iu 'to most mei:.
baton manner. 1 114 foam 11111oo,ouud in January I he hnoont h story
of till Mansion Mum 32.
WM. W. FLEMING,
NISTER tim.oort. EAtING-11 4 JUSF. and CON fEC
TION ALLY —Cur .noivtll..
RICHARD GLENNAN,
• 10(Yr La, kilt()LOlAlll:l3.— East door in Showt's Row on
-0 Markel stioet—Gioarliold. Deo. 30. ]tit.
MRS. ELIZA IRVIN,
E x TEN9IVE ItETA I I.liit FOREIGN AND DO
wait, o Alordianda&—East end of Stat o
Dst
eo IfO. ruot,f
It6l.ens-
EDW. B. PAT'rON,
end of Slate ir,t,e-Mvions-
JAS. B. GRAHAM,
Don MASTE4I, MERCHANT and DEALER IN LUM
llEtt—Craharaton. Bradford township.
Deo 29,1851.
gg C. KRATZER,
tutiANr AND LUMBER VEALICR—CIotner of
Front and Locus: strrots—Cleurrickl.
Leo. 99. 1t451.
JAS. ALEXANDER,
QADDLEB. AND 11AR ISA MNIAKER-1u his new thoP
Markot street. ' , Oar A/OMB ' S hOLel.
Doc. 03. 18S1.
W ALL'ACE & BILLS,
E'rALLER:3 uF FOHLION AND DOW:en° MER-
Lt. CHANDItiE—til. Bliusv's old Stand—elearfield.
Dto. 29.1851.
I. L. BAIIRETT,
ft/ Ellett ANT. lAJMBERASAN AND (it:NE:RAI , PI:0-
LT.* WAX IJEALEit —At barrette' fit Oettri•eld
[lndio pea ;10,
ISRAEL COOPER,
uOSTMASTEIt G .01 11 ve—tietada. ut Lumbar.
hiaChantil.o. and extonsivo dealct
lira.
JOHN CARLILE;
fILACKBMITH, G Via ICE OF THU P BAC— Ltith
ers,nric Vao te. 1814
SAMUEL WAY,
BcroT and 8110EMAKER—Curwanivitc.
les,
G. C. PASSMORE,
BL ACK SIVI IT I —At tie Old Fou a—C u won svill o.—
Pri , ws to suit I I lee.
RIC:LIAM) MOSSOP,
RETAILER Or FOUL:I6N AND DOMUSTIC N ER
CIIANI)tSI & LICLUORB—At Uigler It Co'i. old
stand. Mtn, on the weateidecf Arced. Dee an. 1851.
J. L. HUNTER,
R 1)0bn:silo IttERCIIAN
-111.:?E-6latket stteat. tw o doors meta
Dhi untiltd3' e hotel
oc, .
SEIEA,
F )lt—ln Shaw's Row, an Mattel
1: 'trout. immciliattlr over the l'ost Oco—Ute oc. tsileht.
D V.
SAMUEL' B. TAYLOR,
rrANNEII. and . I.IOOT and BLIOE AIANIWACTIM.ER
-1 en rwensvlle. Deo. Vd.
D. S. PLATNER,
ri,AlLOit—Now Washingtott.'Burnside township, Cleat
field county. I)ocemberl.o.
CIIAMBERS & KLEITER.
Ik ) IT Elil.W Irr & 4.3lAll3llA.Kl:fiti. &a. —l3ridg
V V vol Vika t. ow nahip. Deo. Cl, 1851.
GEO. RICHARDS,
AsmoNAni.u, TA ILult—Wolt end IA Shw's now
tu
un etrr—Clearfield. Dee. 185..
GEORGE W. ORR,
f ldiCIM111 11 : lu his new Shoo ou Third street, sootheNarita Clearfield, l's. May 1, IlbJ.
lIURXTHAL & BROTHER,
ERWIAN I'6 an LUMBER DEALEnti. Woo bud
Poit V Oico, Bradford tp.. Cioarlleld co. April 11,
J. L. CUTTLE,
VIUNTY PURVEY BR and 'AND AtIENT. 0111 co ad
jciaing his Nitric:Lice on AialLet amt. Ultnin ril eld.
Ap 16,18. A.
WILLIAM. A. WALLACE.
A WORN Y AT LAW , Office a(ij al:1111.1 . his rotidenoo on
LA. Second strut, opposite the residence ol Gov. Dig Of ()tem ,
field, re. April LI, 1tg5.1
J. 13. M'ENALLY,
A TTORNEY LAW, (Ake the east Apr of the
public buildings, tie Market st., ClearlichL il, 11151
JOHN FLEGAL,
TlLAClit3MlTll—butoersburg Wagons. Ilargie,s Sto
Neatly Ironed on the shortest notice Me. 610nel.
H. P. TROMPSON,
YSICI 141ny be found either nt his office, or nt Ben.
lielal.hotel—Cursveusvtile—when not nnt prolesslonuilr
übseut.Deo. nit, 1d1. •
SACKET & GULICH,
riIADINCT AND CHAIR MAK ERIS, Locust at.. between
Seroond and Third. Clearfield. Fa. Aim' Di.
It. V. WILSON,
1 01HYBIVIAN—Cfrice on Second street. °toenail° the res
IL deuce of Gov. !Ogler. Cietulitoln. April PS 18fa.
HENRY LOTZAINE,
voIiYIOIAN and DRUGGIST, on Alanietsy.mat, opposite
knitesidonce. Clcrafieln. Apnl MU,
JOHN W. SHUGERT.
itmAcoN 111AttER,corn do do hird and Locust streets
V V .t.dearfleld. Repairing to order. Apal,ll3,
GEORGE. R. BARRETT,
A TFORNEY AT LAW—OtTico adjoining his Hutch=
IS. on Bocond atteot, Apr 1110.1862.
C. D. WATSON,
nRUCCIST and CONFECTIONER. on Eocand aireet ofr
1- 1, Palle the etore lately occupied by Big April ler &Co
its Co. C
lear
field. Fa. e
JOSEPIT. S. FRANCE,
AA TTOLINFX AT teAW ‘ 01:11oo on Market street,adiolulba
tbe tc,siclottee of J. L, (Attie., Liq ClearfielAprit 16. 1E02;
•
A. L.- SCHNELL, (
TRAmort—Lothenbura.—win do his work jut rut aid and
mg cheat , . as toy other fellow. Duo. 18,)1.
J. D. TEIOMPSON,
rpi,Act.marrn, Wanony, Buggies, &0.. to.. Ironed on
LA short notice, and the very best style, ut hitald stnnd in
tub borough of Ilartvennvlllo. , 19 1159.
A. K. WRIGHT -
TVFERCHANT AND >ALEN:AVE 1/LIALEII IN WM—
/TA 1111—Sonthwest Oorner ofth3
1.11, PIM
S. C. PA'FCEIIN,
rILFN Hope.. itetniier of roreisn and Pomade Nor
ohandigo, and Lumber Merchant.. Lou. •18. WO.
•
ISAAC JOHNSON,
Dorn' SaIE , JAK FR—West end of klhaw's Row on
Li+ hind: et sueet—Ciontnio. Doe, 20, 1881.
JOHN C. RICI - lA.RDS, •
DtlysiclAN—Ori the R , tlsu Itowl to Cecil meek, fon
L miles fromCo rtvolsville. . Deo. tit). IKSI.
EE G. W. TURN ER,
WAIF.IIIONALII.I2: thu ilotitiwest tninor tr
Frontand Make 1).0.11. 1
GEO. W. 111-IE.EM ;
cifiDllbrt.llAlttiLliti K MAE( IJFACTIJKI,
Thin: betw.Pti ,11.0. and buctilt.
1100. ri, 11131
M. E. WOOD,
S>IIYBICIAN. Ainy tawny' ho found at his residence in
eirwensville, when not s.rofensiorilly
lie,: 131, 1.461.
GEORGE WILSON.
011YSICI 'IN mar 111 found at Lit 0f113.3 in LUTHER&
I MAO; when not nineatou Inulouional tnismou.
l'elmtitty
ROBERT McNAUL,
TANNER—At the ,L 1) STAND
,In I.7nrwoosvillo.
1/ex.:M. len
LEONARD & MOORE,
LTA. gi
Enctinta3 Arm LumBER. D R AL ER3,,,O,)
rt et e.a:a.le.atkot ',el/AN:tut-1;4,1El Cid.
1/ea. la),
J. 11. JONES,
1101.1 110' Rfilt—Aujoirlino hie residence o
SaMutkul, Iretwerirt,Tharo nail Fourth strecti—Vl tan itthi ietd.
' Or. .
ISAAC SMITH,
vri:FVllAriT. AND D Abt;l tN LUMBER AND
I.Y.E. 4.2,00 Ru i'rd,:lico eqouttilly—Stntommt, bet woen Charri
and I.o,uat rwrocville. I )cc. 1851
PETER SEYLER,
I12.1)14-FOUN 11'44- - her liutlii,rittotg—whoto all aorta 01
I Castings aro lo of too hest Intl.:rid. awl 00 D teo,ooablE
vont, lila
ITIONIPSONS, 11 ARTSOCK , & Co.
IttoN-F, ,UNDElV—Cutweastillta. Au extensivo moo
msnl of Grottiog• mittlo to order. l•f41
WM. McBRI DP„
ETAI LEE: AND I ili .11.kat IN I.IJ AI HER —N ortens
Gointo of State and Locu.t streets. Uutwenscillit.
Min. at, 1451
JOHN P. HOYT,
ERCIIIANT end lA/Milk:lolAL on the Myer, In Fox
tow u -hill, Clearfield co., I'6. April l'l,
GEO. 13. GOODLANDER,
MAKE: a—uthornbure. Wolk done to older
V V oa shod. rouce, no d on on good toms. Dec.:AS. '6l.
14 11'02 M. 3
1'6111.13111NG AT WASIIINGTON. I). C..
During the approaching Presidential Canvass
A WEEKLY PAPER,
To be entitled
"THE CAMPAIGN• "
To be exclusively devoted to the advocacy
and dissemination of Democratic prin
ciples, and. the support of the nominee
for the Presidency, of the National De
mocratic Convention, which will con
vene at Baltimore on the first of June,
next.
trim subscnbars propose to commeoco • on the 4th ofJane.
1 or as so m thereafter as the proeoedingt of the Italumore
con,ention can be received, n CaMbritail paper under the
above title, and to continuo the same. weedy. for the time
Nove m ber
the Presidential e.lection. which is to take piaoe in
November next.. The paver will tie devoted exclusively to
the diroaseton and 11,11,00ney of democratic principles and
meussous. and (Attired to the support of the canthardex who
may be presented for the btatlregel Of the Ametina prairie
har the too loebell ulnae' in their gilt. byte(' N miona, I iemo
o .tie Convention which will tialyeMb'a in Baltimore on the
let of J tine next.
Ti.e first smatter of "'Pill: CAMPAIGN" will contain a
complete analysts of tho auto of par.ite when tieneral Taylor
was elec:ed. u reliow of the M.ll . cs which defeated the demo.
matte LOnantalons. bud an exumaton of the comideristiow
which justify, the belief that the people of the Unit ed Mates.
alter witnessing the inability of the wide port, to fuird
to
pledges and to cond u ct the frileral administration in the min
, ec• be-t C ed to promote and sec:meth° general interest,
await ntal.tly'Y the upeortUnity to pi • ex the ship of Hotels'
more competent, vigilant, and patriotic hoed. Curios the
discussums *limb will La cello out by the optima:dung can.
•ast.it will be the object of this paper to furn.sh timely Mist
wait)n to the pooide. and wollmoosiderel articles upon such
tact' nod circumstance' ns moy be necessary to ei thorough
edaatandion of the auto of the contest mad the pneolph.•
which are in nave between the two parties.
LIrI tis very desirable ut subs:tribes should have f
the
newts entered pervinae to th the is of Juno. (•be dal ,
opening of the contrast.) ns we cannot guaranty to lumpish
tosch numbers to tome who shall enbseabe after the Issue of
the thirdaumber.
TERNS,
'TUC CAMPAIGN' . will be conducted uncle! the editor.bill
of the W ItShIEIOO/1 UNION. It will tie printed on astalet dm
Cat in tie, style and exeaction to that Waned flora 1.13
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The hit sum Uor uf 'rhoCanumian" will ho published of
tel thn ()cotton, and will contain the official retulos of the
canvass 1111 ovary 13teite.
DONELSCIN & ARSI6TnON G.
TILE GREATEST HISTORICAL
And Allegorical Print of the Ag
In Commemoration of the most important
events in the American Revolution.
The British surrendering their arms to
GENERAL WASHINGTON.
After their defeat at Yorktown Virginia
October, 1781
THE engraving is executed by Tanner Yellow's,. Hearne,
J. at Cu , (lout an wig teal drawing by .1. Renault, end
Publi . hed tionlemla Tnnuar, Engraver. Philadelphia. The
me or the print. is :IS by al !mn, end was originally pub
tithed to Su new then at Std in tine sheet.
EXprAtiATIuN —TIIh AIdfOHY —ln the first and
eland plan ane exhibited three lemon reaps of the motel, of
fleets, who NOM prommt at the transaction. with a faithful
likentos of ooh.
In the first group is seen General Washinglon, General Ho.
ohainbeau. General Lincoln Col. Hamilton, an 41:1 Farmer.
rower to eonunepiate the scene, Billy the servant, and the
Horse of General Washington.
In too second group. aro American and French officers—
General Knox. Secretary nod the Duke do Lauzua,
and the flarquis de La N a yptte.
Toe third group u diescoidive of tho florists rurrentleriog
their toms. Lord Con wallis: General O'Hara, Commodo.o
Simmons, Colonel Tarlton, with tw s fingers cut off, Lieuten
ant Colonel lialph Abercrombie, L'euienant Colonel Dundee,
Lord (NOW tan. a 43 Lord Cornwailis up.ieurs presoutinz his
sword to the first General ()Slim he meats. but Gen. Wads
ington is pointed out to him us the only wool tO whom fie t.
to surrender his sword.
Co lire heig h ts and in the distance tiro the different armies
and crowds ul speztnlom Tiro house of Secretary %Vilton,oc
copied by Lord Cornwallis end lilt stall which was bombard
ed and pierced with balls tro Morons de La Payettee hay.
int( remarked that they sera dishes for the dinner of
Lord Coinw able naked leave or General Washington to serve
him a dish of his own cooking. and immadtately after several
bomb shells fell through Cho roof on the table, and wounded
se i tlP° 2 : " nnbtoitt.lo
the left in created a monument in
hOOO fortunes illualioue boso ci ti zens , sacrificed their lives and
their to insure s t heir the Liberty and ludo
pendencethey now erlieY,_
MILL:MEI/ AT $3 HY WM. 11. LANK.
PIJIA, AND TO fln AD Al OFFIM: OF THE
COUHIEIt 'HO 141 CHEM MUT S noxi.
PHILADELPHIA, AS PREMIUM TO THAT MPHIL
XLIBEHAL DIZOLIUN1"1`0 AGENT:3.
April If3.tkfia.
I%IOTICE 1s hereby given to all persons. that the under
VI signed together with leveret others of their neighbor!'
have by enlocription raised the money and purchased a
1101.1.811 for the ugo of Dr. D. D. It LIN kl.w ith which to prim
Lice medicine In the neighborhood of Decatur township and
adjoining townships. together with a saddle and bridle for the
same. the object in purchasing the horse Is to enable him to
attend our families when we desire him to do so, and to
Practice medicine generally. flats a BLACK lit.)BblE, with
a star in his face. nod one white foot, six years old. The
hone belongs to the Downs who raised the money by sub
scription to pay for him, and the a ndeisigned. who wine rm.
therind to buy the horse, and have the control of him. have
left him in the posietsion of Dr. Kline for the special purpose
behaves. and for none other, rind intend himoag as he
himself well as their Phi* Ci s to give the use of
the horse, They thenifo% warn all persons not to poichsee
pr trade for said bone or meddle with him in any way, as ho
is not the property of the said Dr. D. D. Kline bat belongs to
the wade/Wu&JOlld tiot3 B
AIittATIADI DOM.
•
Decatur Township. April 0.111.. pd. WM. 11UU11121.
IMPORTA'NT
TO TOM
Farter, Farrier & Stag'e riroprietor.
GEO. W. MERCHANT'S
CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL
tINPARIALLELED IN THE lIISVOLLY Or mummer.
As the moat romarkablo External Application over
discovered.
4 ' They oaVt Keep - House without - it."'
Experience of Moro than sixteen years *established
the fact that Merchant's Celebrated Oatilirk Oil, or
versal Family Embrocation, will cure most cases, and re
lieve all such as
Spasms, Sweeney, Ringhone, Windgmlls. Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels. Oa% of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness.
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango.
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Boils, Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chillhlains, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con
tractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, dm. dm. dm.
The unparalleled success of this Oil, in the cure of dis
eases In Horses and Cattle, and even in human flesh is
daily becoming more known to the farming community.
It can hardly be credited, except by those who have been
to tier habit of keeping it in their stables and houses, what
umount of pain, suffering and time, are saved by
as timely application of this Oil.
INT' Ito sum the name of the solo pxoprietor, GEORGE.
W. MERCHANT, Lockprt, N. Y., le blown in the side
of the bottle, and in his handwritin4 over th
ill be e cork.
All orders addressed to the proprietor w promptly
responded to.
Get a Pamphlet of the Agent,
and sea what wonders arm
accomplished by the use 01 this medicine.
In the United
Sold by respectable dealers generally,
Suttee and Canada. Also by
AG ENTS for the above
0. P . W facoN. Clelurfirlil,.elr enitir
Nt SMITIE Fonnville. do do
"4 JOHN 04. rn•wrolv 110 do do
Pi iTEEB Rc Nlnk4 INN Billolooto, Centro
I ;UPI MI NS bt IWO Ili, Brook via°, Julloon
1110 IS INSON. Bel villo.
J. lI LEA IC I Franklin. Venni:lgo crracity•
J MN U BRENNER. Moorpiorille.Eldininfild en
-
Entered &minding to Act of Congreav, in the year
1851, by 110U011TON, AL D., in the clerk's
Wilco of the District Court for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania.
Another Scientific Wonder!
OREAT OURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA!
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JIVICE.
Prcpnred from RENNET. or the fourth Stomach
of the Ox, after Directions of 11A 110 N LIEDIG.
The grout Physiological Chemist, Street. S.Hountl-
TON. n~• D., No. 11. Noith Eighth F bike ,
del phia.
This is n truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYsPEPBIA, JAUNDICE, lavrre COMPLAINT. CON.
STIPATION. and DEBILITY, Curing alter 141:111:111I . ei
own method, by Nature's own agent, the Gastric
Juice.
~*llall a teaspoonful of this Fluid, infused in wit.
ter, will digest or thesolvo, Flynt POUNDS
ROAST BEEF IN ABOUT TWO MARS. OUt 01 the
Stomach,
DIGESTION.
DIGESTION is chiefly performed in the stomach by the
Ur aid of a Ilnitt.which Indy exudes from tbe inner extend
that organ• when la a state of heretn, called the Grates
Juice. This Fluid is the Great Solvent ol the Food, the Peri.
Ding. Pteserving, nod Stimulating Agent of the Stomach
and autestines. Without it there will be no dieestion.—eso
cooversion el Food into Blood nee nu notriticn arida body ;
hut rather a fouLterpid, painful, and destructive goddltideof
•he whole digestive apparatus. A weak. half dead. or insured
stemach predawn no good Gastric Juice. and borate the dn.
ease. distress and debility whieh ensue.
PEPSIN AND RENNET.
PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Dicesting Principle
of the Gastric deice. It is found in great abundance ie the
solid pandit the human ctomach alter death s and sometimes
causes the stomach to digest itself. er eat itself up, It is also
found In the stemach of Reiman, as the ex. ca11 . ..1e0. It ls
the material used by farmers in mat ing cheese, called Bonnet,
theelfsed of which has long been the weeder of the dairy.—
The curdling of the mils is the lint process of digestion. Ren
net possesses astonishing point . The mach of a calf
manila nearly one thousand Wiles ow n WOOL Of ma •-e
Baron Liable states that - Cue tied of Pepsin chiselled In slg ty
thousand parts of water, will digest meet and other f00d...—.
Diseased st ore trolls produce no gond Gastric Juice. Rennet, Of
T
Peelle. othow th at this want may ho perfectly %emend.
we quote the following
lENTIEIe EVIDENCE.
BARON I.IEIIIO, In his celebtorted work on Animal
CheinistrY. sa : "Au Arancial Digestive Fluid teal les
readily obtained I rom t ho mu onus membrane of the stomach of
a Ilan. lb which variouv articles of food, as meat and Ws.
will be:toilette Lt.:hutted and Digested, p manly In thessmne
I manlier as they would be in the human stomach."
Jilt. (Tall:IBA, In his famous treatise on "Food and Diet."
published by Wilson le to., New York. page 820. stalest,*
same great fact. and di:dentin the method el preparation.—
, There are few higher nut hnrities than Dr. Peleita
Dr. JOHN W. MIA PER,' Professor of Chemistry In the
Medical College el the University el New York, in his "Text
Beek of Chemistur." prise
ruleys. •It line been a (1001U011
whether artificial - digestion sebe performed—hat ills now
universally admitted that it may be."
Prefsnor DUNGGISON of Pniladeinhin, in his great work
Oil Haman Physiology. devotes more than fitly poses to an
exammation ol slits subject. Ills experiments with Dr. Benue
moat. ou the Gastric Juice, obtained Dore the living human
stomach nail from animals are well known. "In all 01(501."
he Nat."digs tion occurred as perfectly in the Arti fi cial as in
ho ural digestions."
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER. •
DB. HOUGHTON'S preparation of PEPSIN has produced
the most mat vellous ()fleets, curing cutlet Debility. Emaeta
lion. Nervous Incite°, and Dyspeptic Consumption supposed
to be on, the very verge of the grave. It is inthessible to give
the detaits of eases tu tbo limits of this advertisement — eat
authenticated certificates have been iscelved of mute than
200 REMARKABLE CURES
lu Philadelphia. New Y Pik. and Boston alone. These ware
pearly all (temperate cases. and the cures were not eitilY.MPld
and wouderful. but permanent.
It is a g Nat NER VOUS ANTIDOTE. and from thermion
' ishlowly emell quanta, ueeestarY to urodocohealthy digestion.
it believed to uct upon
ELECTRON AG N E TIC PRINCIPLES,
Therein no form °IOU/STOMACH COMPLAINTS which
it dues not seem to touch end rem. , ve at once No matter how
bad they may ire. it GIVES. INSTANT REG] EF. simile
dose removes all the eaplemant Symptoms, a nd it only mo d s
to be repeate , tor a shod B LO To make VI GOR g effsu's_per.
manont. PlatITY D and OF BODY.
follow at ono°. It is pare :Marty excellent In ease of Nausea.
Vermin ng.(lramps,l3oreilets oldie pito( the Stomach: distress
after eating. low, cold steto of the Moo% Heaviness, Lowness
epitile, Despondency. t mu tationWeakness. teudeno to
insanity. Suelelde. UAL
p r ice, ONE DOLLAR um bottle, One bottle will open
affect a lasting cure.
• PEPSIN IN POWDERS
BENT BY MAD., FREE OF A IPL/S / VAGE ,
For conventeuce of sending to all parts of the country. the
lI.CESTIVE 51A.TrEft - 1 (lE PEPSIN is pot up in the
form of Powders, with direetions to be dissolved in dilated
I alcohol. water. or syrup, bY tse panted. hese powders con.
taln ptecisely the same matter as the bottles, but twice the
quantity for the same price. end will be sent by moil, Pnno
or l eo&yok6 for ONE IN DA.AII sent Dent Paid) to Dr.
J. 6. ID JUG ETON. No. IGNorth Eighth street.
Phlla. Pa.
Six packages for five dollen Every paakrige nod bottle
' bearsthe wiitten sianuture of J. 13. BOUGHTON. M. D..
Sole Preprieter.
..*Agents wanted in every town In the United Ettiten. - ..
very liberal d iseounts given to the trade. Druggists; Portions.
tars, and Bookie leis are desired to act as agente.
AGENTS far Clearfield °minty—
WALLACE. le HILLS, Chrstneld borough. •
' WI I. 1,! AM MAMMY. Corwonsville.
P. W. BAIIRETT, Guthersburg.
R. W. MOORE. Upton townshio.
0104100•038 MEIIntPFY. flew Weiblncloc. •
JOHN' O.IIIIENNER .Motuesville. Clearfield co.
May 118.18R-Iy.
•
WM. T. GILBERT,
BLACKSMITH—At McGhee's Mills. in Hell township—
LP whore all work In his lino Is (loco on short nottooototn of
reasonable WHIM Deo.;D.