ANOTHER SCI ENV VIC wormEtt Prreth
tm Aritficial Diges Gastric: Juice
Curer,sr prepared from , Rennet,
A . greati)yepe
of the fiturth Stomach of the Ox, altar directions of
Baron Jboinig, the great Chemist, by
S. Houghton. Al, r).. No.ll North Eighth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. tfnic•isa truly wonderful rem•
edy ,for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, constipation. and Debility, curing a l ter
nnture'sOWll inoth9d, by nature's own agent, the
Gaitne Juice; See Atlyertisement in another col.
umn•
MARRIED.—On tlio 3d ult., .by A.
Wilder, Mr. Jacob C. Smith and Martha
E. Taylor, all of elcarhOld 'County, Pa.
DIED.—At her residence on Clearfield
Creek, '-May 26, Mrs. Meaner Ardery,
Widow of the late James Ardery, deceased.
Her maiden name was Coulter, and her
family resided in Franklin county, where
sho was married. She and her husband
lived a few years in that' county, and then
moved to Centre county and lived 'some
time, nine milep west of Bellefonte, to
wards Half Moon. About forty years ago,
they moved to this county, , and settled on
the place where she lived until her death.
She 'was in the eighty-fourth year of her
two. For nearly two yeoA and a half
she has been confined to the house and
most of this time to her bed—her mind
and feelings, during this long and te;
dious weakness and pain, were such as
gave clear and comforting evidence that
her hope and foundation were upon the
Rock of Ages, Jesus Christ. On Him,.
alone, she relied, for pardon and justifica
tion froth the demands of God's broken
law. She bore with much patience and
resignation the wearisome days and nights,
that were appointed kr. She went down
the hill of life gradually and slowly, until
the powers of nature gave away, and the
freed spirit escaped from its fearful loarl
and burden. She sleeps in Jesus, and
with the firm and glorious hope of immor
tality in his presence, where there is full
ness ofjoy and pleasure without pain.
She was 'a consistent and regular mem
ber of the Presbyterian Church to which
she united herself when ho was young.
M. T. M.
On Sunday morning last, Miss Elizabeth
Nnit, daughter of Ross and Mary Read,
aged about 18 years.
Temperance Meeting.
TWashinatenier.sorUlearelo co,nty will hold their
A Qtarterly Meeting on fiionony eveci_o the 7tt, or Jute
1n59. et early candle light. 10 the con! 11..nr0. The (fired.
.(Temperance, and the _Ladies in ent.ieular, urn r.ousted
to attend.
An oddras may be ext.eoted by My GUYER.
May IN, (1, P. r3(71,1C11, PrPrillent.
"LOLA MONTES."
Moot. alma 2112®0
AT CLEAR FIELD BRIDGE.
ri.RArcis f!uoirr. rerpoyfudy annooneee to ihupoblio.
Ihit iif hes con.m , netil toel:usitiels at rt.Eittt•
HELD the now: buialina ,leccomed by John.
Conde. on the yre,t aide of tfe now:. %love he wdl man ef,c.
taro MitYFtt and 3Sltl IF. .of all kind., nod ut fair tams, on
tlveahortest notice, and In the Very J, .l Enamor.
Give 81101iTY a call. Jane 4, I,Zig
A till BEnr,FOll. rIALL VIII ..rfOltli
IRWIN dIIIITII.
Dissolution of Partnership.
rpm: partnership titTotninio rxrvinr. I.ttwTen DAVID
.1 111 L. acti“liOgli 'Htt. onaszeti in the tlitnit.tulth
ino Cis In Ciennighl , hag linen 11491:11Ve the
I, °kiting nano s at sa:d Jinn are rod o 'non]. at GE tEttiE
()kit t a I perions Know rsir themselves to said
lion will save Crust ay sulking ihrmarklt.tromnil tTio
FAVII)
Jane 4. 1T.51 Obi/R(7E %V. 01111
B LANK. DEL DS and 5101 i ril/sllll 4 , Foit SAI.II B S. Y
WAI.I,%CE Sr. DILL
~ ~3Cn C`sfl O ~s3o
•
A i i p mai wet hereby enutioorit canimt unrcl ruing. r
11,111"1.11.Pg with -6 ext.:iiti . by riTEVIIEN
t` siiN. to 1(1 cniiria for cIN r
Diw.t) Ina FAG lITY , I.LA ar
, Ito under:limy:llmi". jtrd Ir.rttb fit H;nit said rule.
cml •tia rict ; , a, it it.tlt,ta u a
liy lAr
KITHILIN itNDy.
r'u'nt. MINDY
Jun. 4. IF:V4 —rd
Dissolution of Partnership.
T"r" raitnurihhi het-Motu° Existing betwwn J. BLAIR
mt ki and WSI. 118% trading
uniim !ha firm of reitiOttrE BIWT111:;iii In ill, Inmiloi..¢
and tri.mitnti a I,neinerr, wiet this dissolvt.l by maruul
r.sont.. J. It LAI K h pun:bawd th,i ircer
oat M" NV.54, IL 'ORE in mu Inbinefs, and havine Ina
Wins- in his lOU a iii I. ills them. At I iiunidus knu whit
o.e.npplvei mden CI in tquom or having claims
-a gainst alum. smile immudialulyi
WM. II Eri witp.oN moon.E.
riliumiile May 111 Md. J. 111,11.1 it :11.0114.
Notice.
.. .
Al'" persona laving acconnts on the Books of John M.
Coalmine. and Hobert M Alrffey. iratii”g under the firm
of CUAINIINC9 & MILIIA.PFP: h . ore requested to ertaiin-
In.-Mattis at the , r store in New Washington. and beitlothe
same. as they aro &watts of malt ioe si .ettlernoot.
t.:11:1131IN ;6 a SiAtiALTBY.
Juno 3, 18i3
Ho! ho!! ye lads and In4ses
Who m.° fond of fun 'old Inughter,
Just call at Wallnce
And they'll sho•.v you what you'r af ler ;
For they've the orettioot lot of books
Ever you heard tell o'.
And full of love and murder,
• Witirn their bucket)) yellow;
'Thou call in ye jolly ones
Who have nn hour to spare,
And buy a quarters worth of rending
To drive away dull care.
Ready riTade
11.9"111ING. , !o•criat oa—Coats. Vogl; and
Pnctitioana
A twlnriaz for tha 110por WAist c,nt. and a
parr of Uuumiat;onab as, all farRUE DO at
%VA 11.114L5.
alt 0 CD G
Snparlor I,nt, of LV eat oni Aloal—cio to, cite and CUTO'I
tl in tlie !Ant pouiblo 1111nror — r.r .tao tit
WALLACE'. Bt.
BRANT'd WORLD I.I.INUW N F.ll F,DICINES.-for
sate b 9. 'WA tt HILLS
The Sit?i ,,, est Lot of
(110)CICH roior ofE•rsl tuth3 oitiroas of Ciolrfiabl for solo
OtillAP. by . WALLALIE tSz. I/ILLS.
May 2!.
NEW TANNERY ,
•
At Calavurensvifilie.
QAMU.CI.. B. TAYI,OII. restucifully nenennees to bit
par touter Wendt—nap pubhe—that ho has retrieved to
and.commeneed business tst Ilia New Tannery. ou Vaunt
*met, immediately north ot lt!oem's hrtel, Curwensvree,
whmeho'is prupn . red o soup!) , tnderd on 'lotto and
in the most sentsine.ory ITI311110 •
itsirmiws..3ltAlNend bUiV111.1. 7 .11:
hi ketan in orehanao.
and the highest plie,sultowed. l7. 'all—pd.
Notice to Purchasers,
WIIEREAR. eta County Sheriff' has rob/calla n home
.ontl lot for isle in tho town of l'ennsvOla. as the 0100
ottv of John Loins-1 livre -, y. lustily all ootlloug, that gild lot
belongs to Me lathe itrouttsid John Long never hail an At
tio'e tor it.not hos lis paid fur the lot: so rosy. person pur•
chttaitur shill home mast puroliato the hn of me.
April ill, Id 3, JIIREMI4III MOORE.
'rim public, run bereby cautioned neali , rt harboring or
JJLL tratilidt.my son Of PO 1;41461,0rd "y
- do debts of ins contract' sig - uftrr - this ditto. Attl tivLiaa It lOU ,
thar hereby given td ail Oolll9lls ornologing raid bog. that
will look to tho na for his wo.to. arid that at rho tato of ONE
DOLLAR. per day.
• tIARTWIO IIU(*.
Bradford townsltio, May 10,141
;'. Estate Of dee'd
.
N7'11,3E 11P,11EISY 'GIVEN. that leaers Attrniniotra•
wallow) the egtuto orhilt.l:•3 IiAItTSUCK. Jute
the Iletttutth of Catwensvilla ,tlee'd..'have ha duo tore or law
bean entered to the suhzeriber. Alt peace., ludebted to iel,l
estate, aro teen/ilea 4,11 rnalrei pap:gait. Itnueedi tolY, and
thole haehea Waters wall pra.eat tfieel Italy authantaontod fur
cottleuleat. , • ' ',
• •-• .Id/iIIGARETIIAUTSO(II{, /Om 10 x.
eirliforivillp, Play
.Saddlers, Atteption:
nRASS Mountings at $ll 00per sott.
1-11 1,14 Roller Ilu ogles at 60 onntspor dozen.
Iti ass I'd ming imitation Pad Trees at 75.
Japanned do' do do
HI%
Mass Plated Btlrraps at
kiDd per pair.
Japanned do largo slze nt 10 do
Cotton Girt/dog at 10 cents per bolt-15 yards warranted,
straining Webbll.3 II 75 per bolt.
Brass Ornaments Id 23 to 8734 per dozen, almost any hind.
liors Ton Japannoi Gig Ilany.s. at 67:4 nor pair.-
1 Long Sort Striss—lion. at 111.54 Dor pair.
140 110 do—Norr. at 6:04
ditto Trees trail kinds—Wagon Tref' nt 44. •
Columbia at 75. shianish Tree at $1 00—Side rts at 87%
with reveral new patterns n. vet in man!. before. Wo have
always on hand a large stook, which will lie sold at cheat ,
arias:. All goods watranto.l to give satisfaction. or Itrtnrea
bite at nil expense within ErJ days. Goods packed and dolly
erns! t.t radron4 frets of obargo. All polars (Postern ninth)
Terms Cash. Address • F. G. FIIANCItiCGS.
Imwisrown, Nay.lBsl
3 00
pER Keit for Nnlll,l 4 ..pikes, &0., Lowlttown, at
I'. G. FRAM:M(IB.
Builder's hardware
CO nll kind; atm bo mold by as at oily MCP, Making oar
purohmas from the Eastern Factories for Cash, we can
JO a: low us can b haualit in Philadelphia.
V. G. 101.ANCISCUS.
Weatlierell . (5- Bi . other's
WIRF. NVIIIIII I.E/I.sl at 4a 00 per kcal , Patty at (Riper
lb.: ktpitits Turpentine at 00 cants per gallon
till at ' , Scants; Sew York ehzula Varnish at $1 5( to SO 00
Dar gallon. P. 41.
Planes ! Planes ! Planes
noutii.t: IRON III:El:CH PLANES no LI 73 wr Ezell
Al llrotul Dunes al 50 cools ; nil otncr kiot!l ol Planes
etparol. Ilevilh. &u. nt equally low prices
Lewleow,ii. Noy. "MIL P. G. FRAN:MOUS.
Carriage-Makers, Take Care !
1111 AS-1 11ANDI at 0.13; to 4 inaltiblve—good and honer.
J alumna:l Carriage knort 6.1 per stress.
Itru.s do do at SI 25 per gtoss.
Ile ivy Lining for 1.5 to 31,4 dor yorti.
Cordage Botts from 411 70 to *J ;:o per 100.
'Puns and llmss. Japanned Sitv r Nall! it 11 per paper,
Patent Canvass. plain, 41 inches wide, at 35.
01 do F4ll ed do do
Eaamellett do at 45 cents par yn , d.
Patent I.t whet. at 15 cleats p.r foot.
Itl ull caittnas at 15 cants per oh.
Black Sptinas—all sizes at 9 cents par lb.
Brass Nutt Axles at 8 cants per lb.
Ito,. do do at 61.1 oar lb.
Itashers-1 spat Orals at 111 60.
Bran curtain frames at 67 per cocoa.
Black Enamelled Top Leather at 20 car ts per fat
tine do Insldo do at SIB cents per foot!
1% hite do do do at MI cents per foot.
Chains. rl id,' at 10 cants per font. NV halemato and rota
at Lan iqawn. by E. 0. ERANIPSCII:I.
tlitNiNU I^I,UIU, lower then cnn be bought in Pitlla
YD delphia. lla ivered ut the railroa•l only nt. wioleinle. by
F. U. FRANI:BeaI&
30,Boxes
PIN PLATES—racily nvierts-15 llnin Iron W;ro at 65
A to WIRE net lb —Tin Pie Placa. Patty Pans, Mock Tin
nt 2i ntc. per and 'I in Ruita..Candiestick Snrings
&0., by L.. G.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS L!
WIWI 75v(Dulah
l a wns! & SMITH, having purchased of J Hunter hie
Sto,k of Merehindtae, ar. now TPOZIVICII a large and well
sel , cied supply rtG ASON AMA: 1;t1,1):i r every des
mod km, w ucli vern laid In nt the lowest possible rates. They
would invite the public. [Acne ptirchaslnir elrewhere, to call
at the into stand ot I..ewer, on Minket stie4, and eats.
mine their MOCK and t'ItICIN. as they are determined to
In dais theformer charade: of the hence far low miens
Awl 24, 1553.
ORPIIANS' COURT4SALE.
Y YIRTIJi3 of an order of the Orphans' it:ourt of Clear.
LP tie d county. there will he egjosed to PUBLIC SA
on the promises, on 8 ATLIRDA V the 7th day of Allol l Bl'
at 9 o'clock. P. M tho one undivided Third
,:.-tit Part of a TRACT of LAND, situate in Draily town•
ii; Opp. iLlearfichl count, . adjoining lands of Christina
end ethers. late a part of the HEAL. ESTA re. of Con.
rod Alor.ino jr deceased.
I.T.lLMti—Uaith on count riation of tele
etlN RA D MORVINE. Adm'r.
Brody tow tish'p. May O. MU. utaigs
The Cheapest and Best
" .rw BOOTS and SHOES ever offered to the citizens
JIJ of Clearfield can kI loo u lat
.111v:7. WA I.T:ACP, 1¢ 1111.1.9.
CIIEAP WATCHES,
Xowoh mad 01111v-sr Wars.
A Oktx.AT REDUCTION IN PitICEB.
Twenty pet cent. at least less than over
have been sold in , the United States.
riobl) LEVER %V ASCII Eli, fall jeweled, 18 carat cases
Ulf (usual., mkt nt $35) only 11130
EOM/ LAPIN E ATCI3 1:8,19 carat care. j , turcleti. 114
SII.V WATEN Eli lull rweleflautuntly AL 411) 14
,111.111:11 JANNE W Ark.:ll ja *filed . 1U
'WV Elt. TEA pI'OUNS. per halt tiornn. 5
a, t.L) PE N:4 Silver holders,
Peron. wishing a W.ll h or Wnicheeo. Jo:vein-. c a n have
d id m sent by math with puttee gaiety, to any Port (lithe Gra
ted dtates or %Vett Indies by first sending the Pt mac t of mo
tley Ail HTLlalel warranted as represented above. Orders
tom the annuity resocettnl.y solicited.
Address post paid, Ll Wld 1.A00.11118, lOU Mesh:rat at..
CIVIrr itto lb» Franklin Goose. Ph ilsoelAra.
Lir Gold bought. ur manufuotared intojowelri
April u 3. IS dr
FALL & WINTER
'LIN2ADLOc,
RICHARD MOSSOP,
raAviNG uurchnoett thenTOLtfitif Bit C1)..i0
1.1 the borouch of emoreeld, i. now•oDeniag tit the 61.1)
:.:TAND a .pluudid unottinnut of FALL and WINT,OII
GOULIS.
• Dry Goods,
Scat' as AlPam. EMS , . La.tres, Du Laces. Hashmeres. Cal
j. Gin hftrnS, Tiekines. Moslics, Menciied and
ur ached. Hamad*. red, while and yellow , OA ton Flannels.
ad We
.3howlicl all desergdtnn...
Cloths.
t•'rench eio , h. Twilled heavy Uverceatinff, fine, Good
black Cas.irneres. Doe Elan do. prime urticle,Cawinets. Antii
nett and Kentucky Jeans, allot which am of the beat quality
Woolen Goods.
c)mforts,Cloves. Hosiery. &0.. a largo assortment. and n
low prlces.
Hats and Caps.
Silk, Plush. and Fur HA I'S and CAPZ , . of aliparts and sizes
emd taut cheap, to suit pnrchascrs.
Boots and Shoes.
Ilawy winte, boots, I(Iu Morocco. &0.. Mous' waroof al
kind, nays' and OltPlums' Mots and dhow. A 1.,, ',rtin
Plus Nlootwo and kihoes. Alto. (Juin Over Shoes
Fine :,ad Coarse, good *TA cheap.
Groceries.
Goad fihv ano Java CrWBTB. Brown. Crashed, and
loafBllGAlt. Young Hymn, Imperial and Black TEAS
Gunpowder. brad. Paints, i'alnt Writhes, Dre S‘ulTo, Cotton
Yarn. &a.. hro.—ad of winch wool the boramnaldy.
1110 lases.
9oenr- Route. Orleans end Steam Symp.—and ovary mile°
h at hecommn , ity may *tend in need of.
All the hbnvo flock of Goods will bo sold fat C 1811 or
CtiIiNTRY P/tol,lloll. on the very lowest terms.
Plante call and examine for y oartelves. nt. the store of
Elfin Ault riI(MSOP.
laprfiald, Nov. JO. le3l.
~.-J--r.r.r.e...r.r.r.r.".r—.0"...r..".r.r.r..".""r.r.r.
s J. 11: McENALLY, s
• s
.
s . 'Attorney at Law, S
!laving located himself in tho borough of
s Clearfield, will attend to all. legal business;_ s
S entrusted to hitr, with' promptness end fidelity. s
s ° fi let) two doors east of tho Prothonotary's S
s office. 5
Farmers take Notice.
SU PERIOR THRESHING MACHINES.
rllompsoN.9olAßTBock hIcikI.ARNEY. Take
R thin opt,ortunity to nowise tho tP CllOl FoRS CGEAIt
fIr.LLI and the surrounding counties. that they are now nu
anced In alannlaotuting. at eurwousysile, Cleatlield County
a Bo pater article
rbur Horse Power Threshing Machines
Tney are prepared to 'Sanely nil orders on the shorted notice
!sedan the meet nccsinmedating terms. Those macelnes ore
constructed el the very bat material, and the Pattern Warr
perfect le every Palt , cular, and parsing throat' the hands of
nom, but first rate workmen, clunot fail to give general setts
!MAl m. •
A ,60-01 IMPAIRING of ThreshMa Machines donnou
short notice and In the most substantial and satisfactory man
ner. at Gurwenivllle NEW Foundry.
iIU thIPSONt3 If AWV.IOI.X. & MeALARNEY.
Curoreasville; Bola. 4r/t151.-11.
MACKEREL . : •
SHAD. CODFISIII
SALMON,
HERRINGS.
PORK. •
HAMS AND SIDES.
LARD AND CHEESE.
11,cot°®
LIPMANCEO COUID72,EMI°
. •
PRENCIIVILLE, Clmrficld Co, Pa.
1) ESP CCTrU LLY, announces to the eltreennUt Clearfield
county, drat ho has coeuc2i a NEW STOLI, in the old
where he has on
I h ta d: CinbUtir i "" iti.l)BYfir a tilt" storm,
all or :1111`4) will Lid on onirto, big it o L o tc h q ed
country produce rd eirbdad ' f utJulktuer.
haechville. March 0, a,. • •.1
GOOD . .ADVICE.
T AKE
tu Nonop, MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
w.kur,ILA\ANE e 3 MELLO
Dave received th•lr
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
and are prepared to astonish the natives at
THE GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Their stock consists of a largo and varied taunt:tont of
FlitsEIGN AND DOMESTIC
CC,. I[ DCD
Bareges, Borgo,Do Lanes,Lawns,Callicoes,
&c.—ALSO alarge assortment of
Elarcawparat, Qmoonnowaoro
BOOTS and SHOES,
1-%-z-CEnaGt3 eaU3CP. ZaealaDa),E,
They !invents° on hone R very large stock of .
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cassinteres, Sattinetts, Kentucky
Jeans, Tweeds, Muslims, Tickings,
And in fact every thing to supply the went, of town and
country, all of which they ere data mined to sell e...ottne, then
they have ever bean so.tl below, they therefore, request all
nelsons %v whine to t.urchate to give them et
cull
KlTnrtheVu Das h ,tote of hAI L
A
Hl,atkerest artenoni. Znearat4.
Mary
Lewistown Hardware Store.
Opposite May's Hotel, east end of Two.
TINAI.EIit:S nod customers U7ll save hum 25 to t ) Per cent
.11 In their purulence. of Ilnolware.'.o, nehwera, &Al cry
11103 fleeing', wont,, oils. clue!, etc. at tHo It OTO of
Lewistown, May t no, 185:1. . o, ran N UISCUA.
Twenty-five Tons Hammered Iron,
WINGs. glvqtrs. Coulters, land sides, hap and square
iron. Orders for nay size promutls filled. The trade
supplied at Philadelphia prices This iron is used In all the
mar hien shops of the Penesylvanin Railroad. and hilt been
pronounced to be aqua' In q Miry and superior to an) ,
hammered iron in the Stnt.• For Bare ny
F, FRANC:IAA/S, Freedom 1. Works.
Lowistown. May
• IZwilidlortiEsirrallwalro
Or ALL 1(11 , 11M, eau be sett by us at city prices. Melina
our purchaser from the eastern Dilatorlei. we can tell as
low as can becought in Philadelvhia. F. 6.FILANLILSQIIB
Lewistown May 20. 113511.
OUR STOCK
'V EMIR ACEi everything that Woof(' to tho hardware,
illoachware nod gladdlery trade. which Is always large
and tmught from tint hands,whiuh enabledur to soil to coontri
dealers Roy mils they may wnnt on as latmrnh,:. tenni on
they ann purchase in Philadelphia. P. t. 4, FICANCISGI!..S.
Lowiitown, May 2U. LIA.
.A.ttallationn (Llln© Who ll©a
A LL p.nom indebted to. or having unsettled accounts
111 with, the subscriber, are requered to coma forward IM
MEDIATELY, and masa settlement, as hers determined to
hare all of his accounts or over a year's standing. Settled UP
between this and the let day of July nest,
BAMULL 11 TAYLOR,
Cursventville, Mar 17.1852.—pd,
CAUTION.
ALL rorns aro !web yoatitiontd against hosing Of titring
mor in 009 way meddling with a canton TWU HORSE
WAGON, now in the vossossiou of rotor eteyler. of Brady
townshi. , as said Wagon belongs to mo, and is In
his use on
loan only. G. B. GUUDLANI.ThIt.
Lotherabarg.lsl.ly 17, 'N.
W. I. ; lit Wig
A. M. r5lllll
TURNPIEE ELECTION.
A mEETING of the subscrams to the stock of the Cleat
Ll tield and Curereesvile 't ureplke Road will be he , 1 ut
Court House in the borough of Deerfield. on hIONOA Y
thi', 141.4 iit JUNK, (nett.) sit 1 o'clock. p. m., for the pur
pose of electing officers to conduct the affairs of tne said ilorn•
patty for the ensuing year.
if r or.ler of 11F, COMM I 351014L8R .
May H.llO.
DOUSE AND LOT
cs , a
IIIIE Subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and LOT. in
PENN VILLE:. Clowned conoty. It Is sltuated on the
south Mule of the Glen Itopo and Paotteryille tan:lotto. nod n
goon location for holiness. The lenfoorelnoots are a small
ilwellinc house, store hullos atc.
azir e aid toroperty will ho sold low for one half cash in
band, and tho balance In one year ror further information
apply to JONATHAN LWANS. jr,.renntrill. , . or to thn sub
scriber. ISAMHELIAILTH.
May
SHOWING the amount due each School
District in Clearfield County 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, $54 11 Girard, 25 67
Bell, 48 58 Goshen, 16 98
Boggs, 38 71 Huston, 16 59
Bradford, 55 30 Jordan, 53 32
Brady 86 90 Karthaus, 28 04
Burnside, 84 92 Lawrence, 104 28
Chest, 35 15 Morris, 44 63
' Clearfield Bo:, 43 05 1 Penn,48 19
_-,.
Covington, 45 82 Piker, 107 04
Decatur, 33 57 Union, 21 33
Ferguson, 26 07 Woodward, 33 57
Fox, 3 55 -
1 do certify the above to be a true state
ment of the State appropriations as furn
ished by the Superintendent of Common
Schools and on file in this office.
G. B. GOODLANDER, Clerk.
Co missioner's Office,
Clea r field, May 5, 1852, •
Dissolution of Partnership.
TIM Co•Par in tnership bereloturo bn the un
-b-rs igued the Tarmac Ilus ems exudin hes g
been etwe thi e s this' mu
tually dissolved. the !looks will tka left wi h John Rll4llOl
tUr leitlament Those who aro interested will piece call
around soon es paseible, as we ate desirous of name tha Le
i:roams satitral up. J. O U.
. RUSSELL
THE on foreigner' avails housellof this opportunity to in
form his cu.tomers nod the publin generallY• Ina be
still purposes eartyins on the above mentioned bowie , ' at
the old stand in Pennaville, where ha earnotly .o , mite a eon
tinuption of tho patronage which they hove hereiolore had
JOHN 111J6SELL-
S DR. HARDMAN P. THOMPSON, "
SAVING located in Curwentivitle,
offers S
his professional services to the citizens S
, of Hint place and the surrounding country. S
When not professionally engaged,
ag cd,
hewill he S
1 fotir.il at the office formerlyorrup ied by Dr.
S
..1. C. Richards, or at Scofield's hotel. Calls. S E
S will ha attended to at all hours. ap.3, '5l
.:1.J5:..,..„.r..,......r.r...r,...e...aw.r.r.r.r..r.r.r.r.r.r...n.rti
HAVING located himself in Cloarfiele,oflcrehis
professional services to the, public. All busi
neits entrusted to him will be promptly attended to
Being familiar with the German language he can
with more Inctlity transact business for the Gorman
portion of the community.
Office on hlarketstract, onedoor west of Dr. Lo
rain's Drug store, lately occupied by J. L. Cuttlo
REFERENCES.
Hon. John C. Knox, Kittanning
ft Joseph Buffington,
11. N. Lee, Esq.,
Donal , & Cantwell
lion. Thomas White
Augustus Drum,
Gen. IP D. Foster, . Greensburg
Cul. William Bigler, • • Clearfield
Wnt J Hemphill, • "
Jan. 14,1851
,Conatantly on hand
and for sato by '
J. PALMER & Co..
Market Street Wharf.
IPHILADIELPtItA.
March 11, 1852•
LOOK HERE!!!
.A 3 03 a cue. cza ma cn ma
Norman°, Rh n o. Ist, 1853
!Ist sth mo. 1852
JOSEPH S. FRANCE,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
• • .
•
rAITALLMJE & 1.1.9. lawn received a aopply or thl4
V V exce lent mud Imo, fresh from rho hands of lir. Hough.
too of Philadelphia. ApriNd Md.
. ,
TAILORING BUSINESS.
.. ;REMOVAL.
rirtHE subscriber, thankfin fur past - favors, res.
tL pectliilly informs his eutitnmers,and the public
generally,that he hns removed his shop to the bulk
ding over the Post. 011ie°. lately occupied by R. F.
Ward, and that he will be there bound at all times
band" to ' SU pply his Customers, Unlike some ol
litscotemporaries, Ito is unable to promiee that his
Fashionti are of the most npproycd style of Aim.
.d.urry, t ptit will 'Miura there made according to the
Latest 112.shion, of iliOre' mode,* days.
•
" -THOS.; .SHEA:
.
Clearfield, April 1851.
entered according to Act of Congress, in the *2
1861, by J. El. 11011011 TON, 61; D., in the clerk's
Mos of the District Court for tho Eastern
District of Pennsylvania.
Another Scientific. Wonder! 1
OREAT OU,RE FOR
DYSPEPSIA!
WM, CA§TRIC. .5111110 E.
Prepared from RENNET, or tho fourth Stoninel
of the Ox, otter Directions of RA 110 N LIESIG
Tho great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Moon
TON. M. D., No. 11. North Eighth Street, f iila
del tibia. Ira.
Thin inn truly wonderful remedy for INDIGFATION.
DYSIr:PRIA, JAUNDICfi, Lay Klit COMPLAINT, CON
irrtenTior4. nntLDEUILITY, Curing tiller Nature's
01%11 method, by Nature's own agent, tlio Gastric
J Oi •
VI - lalf a teaspoonful of this Fluid, infused in wa•
ter, will digest or direolv 0, FIVE POUNI)B OF
(OAST BEEF , ' N ABOUT TWO HOUR% nut ul the
Stomach. •
DIGESTION.
umsTioN Is chiefly performed in the stomach by the
JJ aid ofafluid:whluhfrrely rsedes from the Inner errant
that omen. when iu a crate oC health, called the Casino
Juice This Field Is the Great eolveat of the Food, the l'uri.
ti tag, Piesarviug, and litimulat,ng Agent of the srumach
and intestines. Without it them will ho no dlgestion,—nn
COOVUT4iO:I of Food into Blood nail nonutritinn of the body
but rather a feu). torpid, pumful and deittu , livooohdalonol
the whole dlgestiveauriaratus, 11. weak. half dead, orietured
stomach produces no good Gastric Juice, and tieno.e tho
ease, antes, and debility 1" bleb mum
PEPSIN AND RENNET.
PEPSIN Is tee chief element, or Great Digesting Principle
n! the Gastric Juice. It is found in great abundance in the
sold tuts°, the humau stomach after death. and sometimes
ceases the stomach to digest itself. or eat itself up. It is also
!onst lathe stomach of animals, as the ox, calf, aim It is
the material used b Cameos [beeng cheeso,calted gannet,
the elf et of which h as long the wonder ortheduire.—
The curdling ul the nub, is tic first process of digestion. Gen.
net possesses astonishing power, The stomach of a cull will
curdle neatly une thousand limes Its own weie lit of milk.—
Baron Ltchig states that "(Jae Pert 01 Pupstn dissolved in sixty
thousand parts of wider, will digest meet and other food."—
Diseased stomachs produce no good Castile Juice, Gannet, or
Pepsin. Toshow that this svant may be perfectly supplied,
we quote the following
S 'IENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
BARON I.IEBIG, in his celebrated work no Animal
Chemistry. la( s : "An Arlikinl 1./meatless Fluid may he
Paddy obtained Item the mucous membrane of thostomach of
a Cali to which various articles of loud, as meat and eggs.
will beHoftenal.Changed, and Digested. precisely_ in thesame
manner as they would he in the human stomach."
ON. PEN El 1 1 A. In his famonstreal (soon "Food and Piet,"
published by Wilson ttr. Co.' New York4age 85, states the
some rent fact. and deacribss the meth o f prepare:ion.—
There ate few 4,isher unthonties loan Lir. I Mei a
Dr .1' HIN W. DRAPER. Professor of Chemistry in the
Medical College ol the University of New York, in his "Text
Hook of Chemistry." page 886. says. "It has been a enaction
whether artificial digestion could he performed—but His now
universally admitted that it may be.
Professor DU NG LISON nr Philadelphia, In his treat work
on Human Physiology. devotes mote than fifty tastes to an
ecumenism of this subject. ilk experiments well Ur.Hem
mont. on the Gastric JUICE,. Word from the living human
stomach rind from ammils ate well known. "le all cases,"
he grips "digestion occurred as pettedly in the Artificial as In
the Natural digestions,"
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER.
DR,tUG DION '5 preparation otTEri.,IN has produced
the n2 ,,,r ntarvellous cltlcts. curiae casesof DebiMP. Emacia
lion. Nervous Decline. and Itto , orptic Consumption. supposed
to be on the very verge of the gra VI!. It is impossible to give
the details of cer tific a tes . the limos of this adverthament—but
authenticated have bon received of rnorethan
Philadelphia. New York, end ltottou alone. Thera well
tearly all .lesperate antes and the caret were not onlY.:111Pill
and wonderful. lint permanent.
It is n gr..nt NER VULIB ANTIDOTE. and (Font theatton•
ithlnt ly small quantity oeontary to prodriaahealthY digestion ,
it believed to nut anon
ELECTRO•M AGIN F. ric PRINCIPLES,
The re Is to form of 01.1) STOhl ACII COMPLAINTS which
it does not seem to tench and oln , ,ve et one. No matter how
had they may nit, it GIVES INSTANT RELIEF. A single
dose 'emcees all the unpleasant is malems, and it only needs
to he remote.. tOr shrot time to make these good etTec's per.
maaeut. PUItITY ta , BLOOD and VIDOR OP BODY,
follow at once. It is parti ;Wady excellent in cam of Names.
Vomiting , Cramp, Soreness el the pttof the Stomach . distress
after eating. low, cold state of the Blood. Heaviness. Lowness
of Spirits, Despondency. amaciation Weakness. tendency to
tumult) , .Sucodde.
Price, ON B DOLLAR per bottle, One bottle will often
elect eluting cure. . . .
PEPSIN IN POWDERS,
BENT BY ' , EEC UM.Yo&rAGLE
For convenience ef sending to all partt of the country, the
IItGESTIVE tiIAITER tir IllEPEPSlNisPutuptothe
for. of Powder:, with directions to be dissolved in diluted
alcohol. water, or syrup. by tie patient. lime Powders con
tain precisely tne vme maths al the bottles, but twice the
quantity for the acme price. nal will be !wilt by milt, FRED
I)? pt iST AG E, fur ()NE iP AII sent (post paid) o
J.:i. art.:RTC:4 No I I.North Eighth street. Phila., Pa.
Nix rincanees live dattnrs EverY nod bottle
ben,tha wrilten sigustute of J. S• lIOUGII CON, M. U..
:701e etOr
wanted in ere.> in tho Uoitll States.—
Veryltberul tbs.:cruets give nto he trade Urn egirts, Pestuanz.
tars nod Books', Imam desired to het as agents.
AG E,ITB ilClundield count y
W A I,L ItrClenttleld borough.
WI AM MeßßlVE..Curwensville.
P. W. BARRETT. Luthersbarg.
11 W. Mot ifte. Ilninn township.
CUMMINGS Kt M ERA Fir , New Washington.
2.1011 N C BRENNER . bloomy illo, Clearfield co.
WAY 28.
WNI. T. GILBERT,
B' . .,AhCerKeSall lwrcrriAnthil'ilateit's'iclorniefflo% is
ll
t r e v/T . lr;
roalormble term.. Dots. 1851
TO TIIH
Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor
GEO. W. MERCHANT'S
CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL
UPPARIIALLALED IN TUC MEMORY 01 1611DICI11I
As the most remarkable External Application over
discovered.
)vit_ V!AtsBl._,9_,/,isz.
~.)-0 -
,r
" They can't Keep House without it"
Experience of more than sixteen years has established
the fact that Merchant's Celebrated Gargling Oil, or Ifni.
vernal 'Family Embrocation, will cure moat cases, and re
lieve all such as
Sixivms, Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls, Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Galls of all
kinds,. Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange,
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sons,Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Boils, Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chillblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps. Con
tractions of the Muselet. Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, &c. die. dm.
The unparalleled success of this 011, in the cure of die
easels in Horses and Cattle, and oven in human flesh is
daily becoming more known to tin farming community.
It can hardly be credited, except by those who have boon
le tit habit of keeping it in their wildest and houses, what
gal amount of pain, suffering and time, aro saved by
e.• timely application of this Oil. •
Oar Be aura the name of the solo proprietor, GEORGE
W. bIERCIIANT, Lockport, N. Y., is Islown tho able
of the bottle and in hie handwriting over the cork.
All orders addressed to the proprietor will be promptly
responded to:
Get a Pamphlet of the Agent., and see what wonders are
accomplished by the use of this medicine.
Sold by respectable dealers generally, In the United
States and Canada. Also by
Indiana.
AGENTS for • thc above Medicine
.0. D, W ATHON, Clovfield,,Clearfield nutty.
H; SMJTII, L'Onnville. do
JOTIN PATTON, Ourveonsvillo do do
roTrutt & MoM.lNN,Hokin's, Centro
CUM6IIINt3 & ULAN W. nrookville.Jtffoon
' A. DICKINSON, Fl6l vide,
J. PLEAKI.E.Y. Frooklio. Ireonoro cor sty.
JOHN 0 11V..11NNLIL;plooresTille.C.IcadieJd co
200 RENIARKABLE CURES
IMPORTANT
•
A. L. SCHNELL,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF CLFIRFIELD CO . TAlLon—i.nthersburg. vill do his wink no good a nd
nu chop. ns any other r t elluar. 1831.
P. W. BARRETT,
ERCUANT and PRODUCE DEALER, La thenbarg,
Clearri , ott co. . Pa. April 17, Pbe.
' • ..SAMUEL ARNOLD,
R/lERCAANT and I'ItuDUCE DEALER. Liatheriburg
1911. Uluatfluld copuly. April 17, 1861.
FREDERICK ARNOLD, •
ruinnetinN V nod L'ltUDUCEllCALEß,,buthersbarg ,
OIL Clear fi eld 00.. Pa. Avid 17.185 th
• ISAAC SMITH,
TUTERCHANT and LUMBER and PRODUCE DEALER
LTA Corwunivill.r. . April 17.1!158.
WILLIAM H. BLOOM,
ERCDANT and LI/ Al neat and PRODUCE DEALER
Curweasville, Clem kid county, Pa. April t 7,
WILLIAM BLACKSHAIRE,
riADINBT and CHAIR MAl{ER • and HOU3C. and SIGN
J VAIN PElt ono door .cuth or The Prothyterinn Church,
GU second it rect. Clomliuld Pu. April Id. 1n52.
JOHN H. HILBURN,
xD OUT and tillo F. 51 - AKLIR. k..oennd 'tura, nearly oppotcte
1.1 1 A. K. Wtlghti Fora, Pu. Apiil 16,1b5.1.
JAMES lIOLLENUACI - I,
111.11CICSNIITH, un '1 lard stmt. I.r3tween Alatkat and
P Walnut, eleurlield,ya. April 16.
THOMAS MILLS,
fIOACII AND tiILEIGH MAKER, on Third street. be
tween Market end Locust, Clearfield. Pa. April '52.
0. B. MERRELL,
TIN & SIIEET IRON WARE MANUPAC
PURIM—At Ileissol's old Hand on Blareet street—Clear
field, Do.l. V. 1851.
ROBERT MANLY,
19[71117:ELWMIT and CDAILNIAKER. Ifket al flll.3E and
V V RI
ma
-o,onifie d. Den. 28,
J. &. J. G. Russ,ELL.
TANNER 3 & 1.)01/1RIDP,Iiti AND DEALERS IN ALL
kinds of Loather. ilidex„Grain, token in exchange.
Founiville. Pa —Gianni:Muds P. U , lob. 4. 18.12,
AVM. P. CHAMBERS,
7IIEF:INVItIGfIT ell A 111MAlt HR. and 116U3E &
81(111N L'AINTILit--Calvoos
Dec. V.). D 351.
B. F. STERLING,
Q , ADOLF, m AARNESS-MAKLIa. and JUSTICE OF
fUE l'EACE—Uurweniville. Lea.W. 051.
AIESHICK GRAHAM,
•
TIARTIER lIND HAIRDRESSER—WM uttentl to all de
moods in hit lino cm ?hart notico, and in the most satis
factory Talltier. hilt room will Lomond iu the haseirent story
of the Alettslou House. ailllatlUlY 9, 1869.
WM. W. FLEMING,
OM R "li:dacriN.,;inEivrio-itotme.lisenedgoittfEC-
RICI-LARD GLENNAN,
OOT BHOLMAKER—Lnif i duor in Shawl's Row on
Li Market stroat--Clentheill. Dec. 30. 1831.
• MRS. ELIZA IRVIN, -
VXTENSIVE RETAILER OF FOREIGN AND DO
1.11 tomato blerchaud.zo—Last end or State
Deo 80. attoet--tin /
ens_
IF.
EDW. B. PATTON,
CABINETMA I{ Ell—linst end of State ll o ro c etjAer one
•itle.
JAS. B. GRAHAM,
POST 111AF , TEA, MERCHANT and DEALER IN LIJA ,
BElt—Grahamton. Bradford townthiD•llxa
149.1851.
C. ICRATZER,
ityIEftCHANT AND I.lltll B hit I , BALEII—Comer o
LTA k tent nod Locust lamas—Clearfield.
Dee. ft.). INSI.
JAS. ALEXANDER,
ADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER—In Winn:sr shop
on Market streeL, heal Memell's hoxl.
(Ma. 29.
WALLACE & HILLS,
RETAILERS OF NORI IGN ANIJ DONILS'CIC men
citANutsg—at chat's old titan4--Clotubeld.
(Ito 29.1831.
L L. BARRETT,
Nij MICH ANT. IA) MBE.R.AAN AND t NE:RALPRO-
Mt DUCE DEALER—At Ilarzetts' mile. Cloart eM
Uritlite Deo 80. ROI
ISRAEL COOPER,
,t3OS'I'MASTEIt at Glen lime—tiettuteo Foreign cad
Domestic Diviehandtto, and extensive d WO. V. n ealer ICI LU il lll L.!
JOilN CARLILE,
nLACI(SMITII. JUSTICE OF TliE PEAll2:—Lutil
enure Den :I'l. WA
SAMUEL WAY, .
BOOT and 81101,14. ti K 1111--Curv%on.lville.
l`co.9as!
G. C. PASSMORE,
,
nhACKSNIITI(-At the Ohl Foundry —Chrwersville.—
.11-1 Prices to suit the times. Deg. I.
RICHARD AIOSSOP,
pp ETAII.P.B, FORI , I.GN AND DOM VATIC PdElt
ld CII AN D ISI & LIQUORS—At Bigler As Co's. old
stand. Alto, on the west solo of Ild street. Lea 5u.1831.
J. L. HUNTER,
R LEAPllTk'unll'elei!?:„"otoouril's.'LZ'orfßlLT.T. c l i o" ,„ 7 -
Deu t 9, 16`31.
TIIONIAS SIIEA,
F ASHIONABLE TA I 1.,( )11—In Shaw'. Row on Mniket
tooneduitely over 1.140 l'ollt oeo-00111 . 10; 1 1.
11.51.
SAMUEL B. TAYLOR,
INNER and Mita and 61.10E1 MANUF C U
ATRER—
Carwaraordiu. Mc. 12$, lasl.
D. S. PLATNER,
1 1 4 . 11..t)ti—New Walltington. Iturii - til . e ,n tozuglip t , „ss Vear
1 hold eJuat) •
CHAMBERS & RLEPFER.
14/11EFILWRIGIIT Gt CIIAIRMAKERS. 8/.43. —Britlg
V V poll. elks tahtp. Dec 1:11.
GEO. RICHARDS,
FABIIIONAIILE"ritILuLt-VV , 3I. end or Shaw', [low
no ina , rt—Glearfteld, • lien. rU. 185...
GEORGE W. ORR,
RI. AC1(0111'11, In his ut w Shop on Thitil eitteot. mouth ol
hl at kbt ljtealhor 4 ,l%, hi lt t 1113k1.
HURXTHAL & BROTHER,
furl:RAI N 1 a and Llig”Elt DEALEttd.
LYI orrlioni iir.. Cientficid co. April
J. L. CUTTLE,
lOUNTV'EURVEI ER DO LAND ADENT. (Mica ad
DID itld MS residence on Marko. street,
At~til Id. IBA
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
iii Trultiv I.Y AT LANiI 01Beal:10 ,Iniug his iumleuco ou
tieoi nditicet, oPhotite the telitteuedul
et Gov. Lisa ei (bear.
field. r. April ItSl
J. B. M'ENALLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.li.re in the east end of the
trubile buildings. on Market Clearfield. April.
JOHN FLEGAL,
nlillellSMlTll—Lutr.errbura tto Wugo &c
LA Neatly I , onetl oa tho shortnit notice D. o :J. 1101.
H. P. THOMPSON,
011 Y Sal & N—May be found either at hts office. or at Sao
!. &Ws hotel—Cutwensvnto—v , butt not not taJtes.utuelly
absent. llee. YB. 1851.
SACKET & GULICH,
( IA lIINET AND Cil AIR MAK EIV, Lacput it., balwaen
&woad mid Thin!, In. /Dial HG, tdi9.
- It. V. WILSON,
3 YSICIAN--L Fee.ted atieet. °Gentile the rest
. donee of Goy. piglet. Ulecuthehl. April lb tuba
•
HENRY LORAINE,
PHYSICIAN earl DRUGGIST. ad Mareetetfeat, opposite
11.1 neidence. Clearfield. April 10.
• " JOHN W. SHUgERT.
WAGON mAKER, corner of lima and Leant atneett.
Cleaintid. itopaitiog Lloue to order.
GEORGE It. BARRETT,
A TToRNEt AT LAW—Oflica ndioining poi retidenco
.L 1 on t300.m.1 wont. Cientfield. , April 16,
C. D. WATSON,
UGGIBT and CuNFECTIONEK. Da Second &treat oa
15 porno lb. slot') Otuly ocgapied lliglar la CO , Clem
field, Pa.. • • April lo PL4I.
. JOSEPH. S. FRANCE,
TTOIMEY AT LAWAOttla• au 14atket streotouljoluf ng
thefelidenCe 014. Vtiate,Ekil . Vlatutiold _
Apt(' 16. 1851
J.A..THOMPSON,
wagon , . 81.,„ 81.3 ."ironed on
short negro' and tho very best stl , lo, at hisotd stand io
borough et rtvensvllle. Pro. t 9 1859.
A. K. WRIGI - IT,
I'VrEIICIIANT AND EXTENtIIIIE DEALER IN MAI
LYI REtt—Southotc4 Dower of the Itlantod--Eleto
Deo. 1'2,18U.
•
S. C. PATCIIIN,
t LPN 1101'11, 'tortilla of Forcign and Doninttlo Met
k. 71" rdni..di‘o. and Limner Merchant. rod 29.1951.
ISAAC 'JOHNSON;
Brvr SHOLIMAKEIL—Wint end of 13hses Row on
Ivltaka attect.—Oienrilvld. 11e3.20, 1651.
JOHN C 4 RICHARDS, . • -
DII Y: 2 10 1 / 1 —lna the Ilidge Ltuad to Choi!. Week, four
rude 6 !win rv..ousvalo. 1)1o.
G. W. TURNER,
Asm , )NA ix. TA I LOR—At tho ootthwod corner of
MAtlct. struets. I :10 MI.
GEO: W:REIEEM, • • •
QADDLER, 11 ARN ESS & TRUNK. MAN lJ CTURBR
1.3 —On Third It.ctet between Market and L ocu st.
Jled• 11151.
M. E. WOOD,
PYSICIAN. May Biwas', be found at hie residence 'ln
1 eueweuevillo. when not proleptunalir Maeut.
Deo. s 2.
GEORGE WILSON. •
3111131C1 AN may ba found at his °Mao in LUTIIPta.S•,,
BMW, when not absent on prolustional hnsitieus,"
Fobtnary 1110{.
ROBERT McNAUL,
TANNER—AL the ULD.STAND in Cntwoniville.
Dec. 29,1861
LEONARD & MOORE,
EMI/01W AN 11 1.1181111:11 DEALEIIB-o.
IVA I. Met. a e: as ocatLlSlnflact and Loctast--Clenri , eld.
ad, 1811.
J. I - I. JONES,
uon & ROOT! MAKER—Mholalog his - residence ore
kJ Market, betweettifhird had Fourth attoett—Charitekr ,
Moak, MM.
ISAAC SMITH,
IVIEWNIANT. ANL; IN LUMBER MUD
Country rro‘lurogerturally—litttte swam , b tewu Chuff
Locuit--Curwvasvillo. Deo. Ell o .
11351
PETER SEYLER,
RUN-FUUNDEtt —Near Luthersbote—whore all forts of
,:aftings aro mule of the beat material, anPd onOAN.OW reasonable
THOMPSONS,.HARTSOCK, & CO.
fRON-FI)yNDER:I--Colvvon.vllle, An v e t:np;l 64 nrort
.1. moat. of Laistmgs made to order.
WM. McBRIDE,
ETAILER AND DEALER IN .LUMClER—Norteast
J. COiuotof Stale and Locu.t ttrocu. Cam env Mo.
Deo. 10,
JOHN P. HOYT,
ANT nod LUAIIIEtibIAN.OO the Biter, ha Fox
I.wrdb l P. Cleat fi eld co.. Pa. April PI, that
GEO. 13, GOODLANDER,
ATA GON-M A K 11.—Luthersbure. Work done to order
V V on skult tome. and ea good WEIL Deo. V.l, '5l.
PE,OY,MOVUO
POR PUBLIHRING AT LVABIIING PON, D. U..
During tho approaching Presidential Canvass;
A WEEKLY PAPER,
To be entitled
"THE CAMPAIGN."
To .be exclusively devoted t, the advocacy
and dissemination of DeinOcicitte
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.
rgillE subscribers propose to commence. on the 4th offline.
.1 or as ie. n therialtsr at the prowcilings of the datum:re
Convention can be receivi . d,•ll campaign paper under (ha
above title , hoc in continue the some , weed for the WIWI
mewling illy Presidential election. which Is to trite place in
November next. '1 he limier wiil be devoted exclusively to
ihe di cus.iou mid advocacy 01 disinocrutlo piiaciples and
mosn•es. Bu ie ded to the sppoit ut the candidate's who
pra t for Ilia suilr u eges ol the Atlltillattn
for the tv. o highost ctlixs in their a ht. by the National Vetno
e cue Convention w.lich will absently° in Italtimore on the
lot of Jane neat.
c first newt or of "Tit'''. CAMPAIGN" will contain a
complete analysis of the elle of parte' when General Taylor
was clenied. a to. tow cf the u in es which defeated the demo
cratic nominutioni, and an exposition of the considerations
watch juitily tan lie:ief that the osoule of the United rStates,
alt-r witnessing the inability of the whir Party to fiMI MI
pbdoes awl to "oncuet the deral edminotration In the man.
tier best c Iculru f in promote and settle the general Interest.
unsi..usis the op, oriunity to pi • co the ship of Metals
mole corapitent , viresnt, and ontriotio hands Daring the
dtseu.i.ious whim, will he calla out by the approaching can
vass. it will hat lie ohji ct of this paper to forn.sh timely infor•
molests to the nud wcti.coestdelec articles upon snob
!acts nad coctimidantai as may bo neceuary to a thorough
uuderstanding of tho nude 0f,..th0 contest and the prinelPisa
which nro in 'Aloe ta•tweea the two parties.
4217'"it is very do:treble that subsJithois shout,' have their
n Met induct! previous to the lot of June. (1110 der of the
apes:out of the canvass.) as wo cannot guaranty to loutish
bsck uumbiir: to those who shall tutacilhe idler the bane of
the third number,
Tll2 CAMPLION" will bo condueted under the editar•hip
of tnu n asolustun Union. It will ba printed on asb.let slas•
dar in siz style and execution ta that issued from this °Mos
iu 'Ott!. and folded in a conveDleot tem br binding. at
One Dollar per copy.
Club., will be tureidied with i epics for
13 10
16
LT NOTICE —Ndwcpauers. by pub itliteg the hbolre.tew
'Whet uith iht. notice, u o!il the 23th or itidY• teal be lauush•
to With our OOP/ .1 Divulge
Thu hst Dumber uf Cum volen" will be pablitbed te
tt, the &cajun. end will coutain the °Melia aturas of the
cal.vess to eveiy Flaw.
DiJNELSON & AUMSTEONG.
THE GREATEST HISTORICAL
And Allegorical Print of the Age.
lia Cononemoration 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.
MEE et:inlaying Is executed by Tanner Vafianro. Kearney
ht Co , tram an original drawing by J. to Renault. and
Petit, lied by rienii.mte rennet. liegraver. Pho'ndelpnia. TM
size of the print is gi by HI ine.,es, soil was onginahly hub•
fished in riehse.alicis at !IA in the sheet.
EXPIANNIT —THE 1118VORY.—In the first end
Brand plan are ex llifte, large groups of the otiosely or
fleets, who v, ere precut at the transaction. with a faithful •
laricerss of e ich.
In the lint croup is sees General Wnshincion, General Ro
clrrooau, Gene•al Lincoln Col. Ilitictiten. nu Ad Fanner.
ester to contemn:Me tha scene, hill the servant, and the
Dome of °leered W ash inctou.
In tee second group. ate
,American and French rillAweir—
Geceral Knee. `
'teciti ars Wlson. anti the Duke de Lanett%
and the filetunisdo La layette.
Tee third d 10131) is desuriptive of the ltrirish stwrrodeting
thew loam Lord Couwaills: General U' liars. Uommodnie
iIIIIIIJIIII. GrltlLel TllOlOll. with tw • lingers cut oil ', I.louwn.
not Colonel dolt Abercrombie. lieutenant Colonel fi.unfins.
lord Choi/inn. Lott Veruwailis ap:ieare preientteis hes
sword toils , Dist Geocrul Officer he meats. hut Goa.. Wash
legion Is pointed tint to him AI the old/ ponoo to whoa) be is
to surrender Its sword.
On stet hi iyhts and in the distance 11M the slifl'ernet entities
nod cihwils efsi ectalors. The bout° el Secretary Wilson.oo
ensiled by Cord
with
wattle end Mr aril which was bombard.
ed and pierced with balls : Marquis de La remitters !Inv.
inn remarked thin Ater w, le carrying dishes for the dinner of
hard Coin wit' is ackvtl !cave of Genet& Washington Winne
him a dish or his own cooking. acid imruethately after several
homb ,hall . jell thron,iii the reef nu the table, and wounded
some, end Aspersed lee 04111 Y.
fit E —' ru the erected a rosette) set In
honoruf those Illuitrious heros citizens , acra:M their lives and
their linter es to leave their the .I.i . oeity an lade
pendeneetlicy new enjoy.
I U tILASII EA/ 'AT 13 Mr WM. It. LANE. pin LADEr.
PIIIA, AND TO RE 11 All Al TILE onion or nig
Amoto , lAN t.'o 141 CIIESMUTBg REM
PtIII,ADELPIIIA Arl PR Mr , 'lO THAT PAPER.
' A .1.1111:41/1.1.1)1:th. , UN r 'DU
April 46,1542.
C~~~~ `ro~'o
OTIM is be eby glven to all persons. that, the under.
I. signed tcbtettitit with several others tit - lively neighbors
have subscription fowl the mow and Wu/05W •
1 - 10(V:.. fur the use of lit. Li 11. RUN Leon which leProCh
rice mtitteine In the nuislithe howl ol Decatur township and •-••
todejoutv towushtos.toother with o cuddle bad bridle for the
same. The object in purchasing he howls to toniblii him to
P t e o t d
emedi a i m ege n w e
t h a i ll m
.w, e t de
aB h LIAmC t
Ko
H do O R so
S,
Ea w i p h
star in his bee. add 'boo • Whit() foot, six you p.d The
Rom belongs to the peituns who raised the incoy by sub
senptino toted ler him, and the undersigned,,who WINO nu.
tborlyed to buy the horse. aid hive the control 01 him, have%
left tdin in tee papessiba of lir Kiise fur the spenlatudrposa
above paled. un4 for none eiti •r, and late of es lope as he
behave!' himself Well es their libtsicien tb glue him the ewer
the hose. The, therstom. warn all persons not to Purchase
or trade for said co n e or meddle with him in sic way. as be
is nut the pri.peng of the said Lt. D. D. Aline. but belongs to
the undentiond. ' JUIIN 4401i1d
ABRAHAM C 08.9„
Dcostur Towntblp. Aptll 8, WM..11U1311E33.
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