Who first. toraoWn .11nd:trampled un- I der foot the wall of separation 'which as piring power had , ,interposed, between the people and itself? Who throw open -wide tho gates, and welcomed first the fugitive and tho oppressed? Who, with openhearts and arms, received tlie thousands flying to escape from foreign wrong and outrage, and gave' them homes and shared with them their rights and privileges? To whom do we owe the incalculable benefits, the vast increase in power, in wealth and strength, which wo have gained by foreign emigration? Who, upon the very threshold, met the arrogant pretensions of Great Brit ain, hurled defiance in her 'teeth, repulsed her legions, braved her naval power, broke down her. empire over and proclaimed the freedom of the seas? Who delivered us from financial vassalage, and freed us from the bonds of monetary power? Who en larged our bounds, until from the Gulf of the St. Lawrence to the Gulf of Mexico, from the, Atlantic to the Pacific, over the mountain and tho valley, the forest and the plain, the crowded city and the quiet hamlet, the flag of freedom floats fair and free, and her sons roam masterless and un restrained? The democracy. To its in domitable spirit, to its irresistible energy, its untiring activity, its unflagging enter prise, its dauntless intrepidity, its towering but noble ambition, all tempered with level of country and fraternal feeling towards all humankind, we owe, under Providence, all that we have, all that we arc; for oven the birthright which our fathers won for us has been preserved by domccratic vigilance and watchfulness alone. The policy of the democracy is not only characterized hy the' possession and Un - provement of all the elements of progress ; it is identified with it—it is the policy of u progress, the policy of the country; its an tecedents prove it,the principles upon which it is founded prove it, its future aims and purposes all go to prove it; while those Of its opponents but confirm the opinion we have expressed, that the whig policy is un fit to bo adopted—unsuited to the country or the age. MUSA ON ME PLAINS. The St. Louis Republican reports tha' the cholera is carrying off a great number of the California emigrants on the Plains. A panic had seized several of the trains, and many of the emigrants were turning their steps homeward. The same paper adds: "Holliday's train, whish left St. Joseph a few days before our informant did, had lost some seven or eight persons ; and it was rumored that the detachment of U. S. troops, under comniand of Major Stein, en route for. New Mexico, had suffered some loss previous to reaching Grasshop per Creek. There were yet a few emi grants remaining at St. Joseph, preparing to start for the plains, not many of them it is thought will be deterred from attempting t/it trip by rliscouriiging. reports daily re coived from the advance trains. There vas much less sickness at St. Joseph, and it is hoped the report's from the plains are exaggerated." 0" - The officers of the Dutch frigate say that the Emperor of Japan has strengthen ed the fortifications of the coast, in antici pation of the arrival of a naval force - from this country. Melancholy Accounts from the West. Sickness on the Plains—Deaths by Choi crac-rDestructive Thunder Storm., etc. CINCINNATI, June 5, 1852. We learn from Lexington, Mo, that there is considerable sickness on the plains, and some cholera. • • Deaths occur on almost every boat corn ing. up the Mississippi, and occasionally a death takes place ut various points in the Weal. There have been seven or eight cholera deaths in this city. • A destructive , thunder storm passed through a portion of Indiana, on Tkurs day night. A large amount of property was destroyed, but no loss of life had been heard of. , Later ,from Texas. More Murders Of Americans by Mexicans. NEW OULEANS, Juno 2,1852. Wo have received dates from Browns ville, Texas, to tho'2Bth ultimo. Several more atrocious murders, of Americans by ; Mexicans.were reported, and much excite nicht prevailed in consequence. the ted or STEAMBOAT DtsAsTcus.---An accoun in the St. Louis Intelligencer shows that since the Ist of January there have been 25 steamboat disasters from the following causes Whole number of accidents, 25; caused by sinking 10; explosions, 9; bur fling, 6 ; collapse, 2; lives lust, (estimated) 250. The loss of property we have no means of learning ; but we judge from the number and nature of the accidents it must have been great indeed. ' IgrThe, endless, never-ceasing links that bind but: States together is shown in the fact that there are thirty-one railroad projects in the West and South, asking of Congress the grants of sections of the pub lic lands; These thirty-one railroads measure eight thoutiand three" hundred miles in extent. OtF/hefollowing is now being debated before the Tilletudlem Lyceum : "Which clillfieSll. girl the most pleasure—=to hear herself pstused, or another gal run down?" W the decision in an extra. by the ast 'd, ity en on di- Ith re :le fit . , ClOarlield Academy, The lent quarter will commence on Monday the 28th of this month (June.) pet, parents and children be ready. By reference to' the advertisement it will be seen that under tho present reduced terms allAkekbidinary common school branches ttro.tauight for,the low ..slAm of $2 per quer ter, to buiyen vooi music, cvAlt9i4tAildi!ional charge. • 4,`•;!.1, tr.:* — Those of otir rettders who, tre per sonally acquainted With, the author ,ot the following verses, will readily recognize him in the sentiments he has so handsome , ' ly OX pressed. For tho Clearfield Rtipobl iron. FAREWELL TO TUE LAND OF PENN. Whnt though linght sunbeams guild the day— Though breeies fan my brow— Sad thoughts upon my spirit weigh. I Mel a manger. now. Kind friends still linger,in my view, -And wave the wielifalhend ; As when, long since, ('bid adieu, • And grasped my father's hand. FAREWELL, the land of VENN, ,FAREWELL %Vile:o'er my feet inay roam, My spirit still with TI EE shall dwelll— . Thou art my ONLY home . The friendless =adorer fate defies, • Nor shuns misfortune's dart ; S Yet I ' ani bound:to thee by ties ;..• Entwined around my healt. Full thirteen years have passed, or more, Since I, a wayward bpy. First landed on thy sunny shore, Elate with hope and joy. Since then I've battled with the world. While hope has cheered me on; And truth's brigb t chart has been unfurled To guide me through the world. Among my brelltrou of mankind, I've often stood alone, With aspirations unconfined, Which few would seem to own; For neither party, power, rior gold, My tongue or pen constrained ; No circumscribed sectarian fold My sympathies retained. With failings neither small nor few I've writhed 'neath their disgrace, Yet I've sought the good and true In every time and place ; Aud found a gem of love divine In every human soul, Which, when developed. shall refine, Unite, and bless the whole. King, Ontario co., Uppertanadi, May ,10,'52 -------,-------- ANOTHER SCI EN TIN IC WONDER PEesta nn Artificial Digestive Fluid,or Gastric Jui ennetce ! A great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared !rum R, of the fourth Stomach of the Ox. alter directions of Baron LeibigAlie great Physiological Chemist, by J, S. Houghton, M, D.. Nn. I 1 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. Pu. Tail , is a truly North r Iran for Indigestion, D)spepsia, JQUIILIICe. iver Cotnplaint, constipation, and Debility. curing alter nature's own method, by nature's own agent, e Gastric Juice, See Advertisement in another col. umn. MARRIED, on the 27th ult.; by Jas Gill, Esq., Mr. Jotirr •McCoan to Miss Su BAN SHOFF, of Beccaria township. PhiPOSALY ter ill be eceeived otf the lit day or., ale next et e houte of ALEX 4NI)EIt STO:11 .1 tor ra•buildieg the isRIDGE over the Clearfield creek, on the l'hitiosburg and Perenehneue. turnpike toad. tracery pvticuler said wirto to be belt similar t. 4 the Bridge over the moral .Curwent. BY order of the Boa W. • - . BAG Sii&W. Jane 7. 1859 CI.IAINUDIOIIOIk.IC3 fur sale by WALLACE & tilLbg Z3eaco , o2l)3Xls 13"5..a3Ltaga RI) DMZ!) 11Enr. FOR tALE AT THE STGItt: ON ntwiri Dissolution of Partnership. THE varluershin herelofnre existing Ott‘vren DAVID 1.117. and GE;URGE i ilia. engeeed 'II the Itinclumih. in[ busineu In theetrfielil Pe ,-liss been elinoivel,nod the lei Oct and pane s of mid firm are in the bands of GEOGE i MK : end ail persons Rllol7ing I iICTSCiVCS irldatiA to ss film will serenest Di scatting tin:lmmo IMOINIi • odv prim NITZ, I)EORGE W. butt. 14LANK BBED3 and MOBTCAAL3.ACO R tAII.,ILB. : 'I--EDDCATION BY A' 'WANDERER. 3nte 4, 1169 _ I (. eaVICL I a aCDEa 0 A L m I, A P dti t nogll 1 wWiOt h W t eb ce ran 101 o 2Cd g ! i Mi n n b P y U S I'6 T 6 E I E 4 I II E . N MINDY tt tiON, to JOSIAII Burr. calling for ONE NUN DUEI) and EIGHTY DOLLATIS stand A pril 1851. sui he undersigned havejasi nod legal! niche against said note, atad are determined not to pay it unless ontri H elll EN led bBUy law Mt NDY. lAtfil. BUNDY: Sono 4. 1,852 ,pd . -- Dissolution of Partnership. Yr - 5i11... Pa•tnerAdo heretolate eshtlair hetwean J. MAIO. J, AWOtte, and WM. SIILNDintrzON AlOnlthl trailing undo, the Ural of 1510()11.E tr. BROTH Eli, In tit:, lumbetlas rind nereanti e fussiness, was this doy dosolved* by mutual c. , utast J 111,Alit MOORE, h.sins Purchased the inter. sit of WM. IL MO(llig. in t hem ness. and hewing the books in his possession ss ill adtle At Ryerson , knowins ocm:elves tudet , od to Moots a lhothor, or having claims easiest them, will ideate cell and settle immediately. WM. illiNLlKllt)hi MOORE, DIORIVirIe May 97.1&39..1. BLAU?. MOORE. Notice, A ht. vamps Itaving accoants•Ort tr ad in g ooks of John M. LI Cummings and Hobert Mehnffar. under the firm of CUMMINGS ar. 51AHAFFEY. ate requested to call mot medlatey at theit store in Now Washington. and sott!etha same. as they are desirous of tusking settlement. t.:UMMINCS & MAHAFFEY. June 3. 1844. Ho! ho!! yo lads and lasses Who nro fond of fun and laughter, Just call at %Valineo & Hills, And they'll show what you'r after For they've thep r e ttiest t lot of books Ever you hoard tell 0% And full of love.and murder, . Within their bucks of yellow; Then call' in ye jolly ones Who have an hour tpare . And buy it quarter o s s wortrt of reading To ilrivo away dull care. : • • :Itcatly . 3Bade VI lir/THING. of almost ovary der oda' on—Coats. Vests and Pantaloons. A covering for tho Upper extromitun, Wain coat, and a pay of Una niontionab 'es. all rut TEI KEE '1101.6 ARS. at • . WALLACE dr. MUM. cra CIS* el) A iinnarlor Lot or Wenuin Pleat--idadn, nice 'and Cared Ll lathe boat pouible manna—for AtaleLL at WACE at. MIALS. alay'97. The Snuggest Lot of if-41.00KM ever °MAO tothu ottlzens of tnesrfleld for ado ‘,./ VERY CERAP. by WALLACE ILS. binY - . Notice to Purchasers. viTHEnEAS. our Count`, Sheriff has advettisod a house W V nod let for sale in the town of ronnsvillo. as the prop • erty ot Joho Long-1 aforesaid otilv John Loo n that slid lot Wong; to me as the John 1.011/1 never had an At- dole for it. nor has he paid me for the lot ; so any 'person par. Origin' said house must porehasp the lot of rae. April 16.1813. JERLIIIAII 510t111E. (.. ea catli. cm. Egl c, T"'publio are hereby cautioned nealest harboring or trusting my son OTTO 0111tIBTOrtiEft. es I will Pay no debts of his contracting after this date. And notice is fur. thee hereby given to all persons emploYing laid bo t aint 1 will look to them for hie wages, and that at the rato ot ONE -DOLLAR. pm day. , . , , lIARTWIGI BUOK. Bradford towatbio, May 10.152. '.. . - -,. Estate . of Milesilartsock ac . c'd. f NT OMB Is II EtLEBY 0 IN Fti. that letters of Ailatirilstra - VC lion upon the Wats of A111.E6 HARTAUCK.. late of the Borough of CurompallMao indite form .of law been 'granted to theaubsuriber. All parlors indebted to rain estate, are rcouested l e t maim yment lotmedl telr. and those having claims wl preacut the duly authenticated fur 'adamant. , • • •• . ----..djatoA.BßT LIABMOCK. Adair's. i Carwertevllle, blarli, 1834.—0 rt .•' . • • • , • , 'Notice to Tax-Payers. All4' PERSONS' who wh o le a mon gMPretots of their ropeot tile townships. the o t 01 their ETATLI mintbefore the fint day orJULAY ezt. - shatt base er abate. or FIVE PELL EMT allowed to them by the Golleetors atilt:dr reepeetpresesensapi. BY order of the (Jewish:4m on, Commissioners( se. e Attest . Ftb. Ii;GOODIAANtiEIVeII• THE CHEAPEST 'GOODS ! ! . . . . .. aamuct.avizeuac. -. Im2,7ot„taimaizheivlalgtrion:hreacgeStavi°DrFlii ki,le''Lltdevheilll selected supply of kIEABONA 11 1.11 (WOO. of every der caption. which turf° intd In nt the lowest nostrum rata.. They . would invite the public, helmet pa rah twin a eltewhere, to call at the late stand afJ• I. Hunter, oil Market street. and [9E4. mine their SlOint nutCPICACUi, ne they pitonsined to sustain the,fornsur charade( of the Matto' tor l W. P. 'RAVIN, A. H. et 111 1 .1! 11. April SP, - . Saddlers, ,it.ttlerilion BBASS Mountings at $3 00 per Wt. 1.14. Roller Suckles at. 60 mute per dozen. It ass Tri t mina imitation Pnd Don at 75. Japanned do do do it ran Plated Stirrups at a klper pair. Japanned -do largo size at 10 rio Cotton Guthinant CO coats per bolt-15 cords warranted, ' Straining Webb 23 01 75 per bolt. Brass Ornaments at 2i to 275‘ per dozen, almost any kind. 1 4 hort TOD Japanned Gig Brunie at 37) ear pair, 1 Long Sart tirairs—lron. at 815: par per. Ido do do—Norr. atSVi Boddlo Trees et' all klails—W anon Tree of 41. Colombia at 76, tipanish Tree at 00—aide do at 87% with several now patterns never in market before. We .have always on hand 11 large stook, which will bo sold et elttitn Wiese. All goods warranted to awe satisfautiiin„ or view a ie at my eXpenso withha 3tr days. Goods peeked and deliv• ered at the railroad free of charge. E llAorders (Portage paid.) Terms Cash. Address G. FRANtiIdCIJS. Lewistown, MAT, 1853 $3 00 PER Keg for Nails, Bpikesj3radsi,.&43...Aktreltraln4.c, Builder's Hardware •- OF all Made can Witold by us at city prices Making nor V purchases from thn Eastern Factories lot Cash, sell as low as can br bought iu Philadelphia. t). au+ NCIKUS. Weatherell 4. Brother's ORE WIIICF. LEAD et to 00 per kes , Potty at G' per p lb.; Spirits Turpentine at 00 ceats per gallon; Emmet uil et ibcents; New Vora Shade Varnish at $1 00 to ell W tier gallon. If. FRANCIECUri. Planes I Planes Planes I 11011111. E IRON BREECH PLANES or 0 75 pot Sett ; 1.1 Ltroad Plaues at 50 cents ; all other lan d s ol Planes, Equatet. Bevlli, tau. at equally low prices Lowiztown, May, 1562. F'. U. PRADLA:3(.II.3S, • Carriage-Makers, Take Care.! BRAS' BANDS at 0336 to 4 imitative—good and heavy. Japanned Carriage If ebbs at 6.1 per gross. Brass do do at $1 25 per gran. heavy Lining for VA to 806 per yard. Carriage Bolt, Irani $1 76 to *4 25 per 101. Tufts and Dram Japanned rlilv .t Nails at la peennvor. Patent Canvass. plain. Ti inches wide, at H I. Da do F.• ti mai do do I Enamelled do at 46 cents per Trod. Patent Lowlier nt 15 .3ents p r font. Mull castingent 16 cents pence. Black ..ptings—all sizes nt ¢cone per lb. Brass Nutt Axles at a cants per lb. Iron do do at $l4 sur lb. Dashers-1 sprt Wass at $1,60. Brass certain frames at 57 per cozen.' Bleck Enamelled Top Leather ht Al co ts per r of . Blue do lipid° do at 28 cents pet foot. Waite do do do at 25 cents G. pe r foot. Clint,'. sat M cents per to s t. Wh,lesalo and se t at Lew Wawa. bp 3 . FRAN° ittCS. U.URN tril.; FLUII). tower than can bn banaht to 111 , 13 dolohia. 1)04 vc red at lho falba:x.l only nt 10. la. woon by F. 0. 30 Boics rIIIN PLATES—et ci:y talcn—Z Bales Iran W ra et 634 j 101 l r,er lb 114. , i, you y N n ., Bl oc k T in , at 21 cc., per lb.—lion and Tin Ruits. to samdlastlek Springs. Rm., by r.. 1. FRAM:ISMS. • ORPHANS' COURT SALE; rp I , VIRTUE of an order of the Orphans' 0 'taut °Mem. 11/ tied cleat?. there will he exposed to Pt l lll.lC SALA, on the ptommes,on SATURf/AY the 7th day 4 AILIGI'Si ianeat. at II o'clock, P. M. . the one andivide I Third Part of a TRACT of LANI), Craw. In Itrady town. ship. Cloortirtil count/. adjavalug load. of Christie t,,,0, nod other.. late a part of tha REAL if.*TA CC of Cup ' rad Norville jr, decenied. TER fl6—Cash oa opalit.n 'lion of grdo. V IN lI.AD MORVINE. Atlin'r. itrwly towasifp. May 10, thill. _The Cheapest and Best. L'Or? HOOTS and 13110 ES ever cflered to the citizens or Cieat field can be found at rdny WALLACE Itt 1111,1.5. CHEAP 'WATCHES, jawollry trail sfilllor,WczEtze A Glik.:AT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Twenty per cent., at least less than ever have been sold in the United States, _ GOl.lll hEVEN WATCHES, full jeweled, 18 mat cages tucailly sold at $:10 only , EU (O 1.1) LAPIN V, W ATCIIES,IB carat cam, j meted. 'id 4ii , 811.; 1. 3: W ATCH EA 101 l weledjusually at $l4) 14 Sll. l l lla LAPIN E ~ V " IES, jeweled, It/ 011.VE1 1 . Ti.A 81'00 er hall dovm, 6 GI HA/ PENS Silver ho s. 1 Persons wishieg a Watch or Watchie or J•welry, ,can have tlyon tent by mail. with porNut safety to any peal or the tle t. tett El atez or West lorlip. be first lo.ndleg the'ainour.t of ma. ney All attiulea warranted at repreronted bboya. Older. front tho annoy respectlnlly solicited. Address pool. pant. 1..1;Wi LA DOM/3. lOd Chestnut et., normute the neeklin Mate. UhiladolPhia. RV - California Gold bought, of manufactured into jewels. Atoll :3.184 . MACKEREL, SHAD. CODFISH, SALMON, HERRINGS. PORK. • HAMS AND SIDES, LARD AND CHEESE ZiZtaE;7. Z3Qcanracn P, • _ 7D,ADZEO COUDSICM2 9 FRENCIIVILLE, Clrarlield Co., Pa. EIrECTFULLY announces to the citizens ofAilearricld 1.1 , county, ,hst he has oouned a NB 'N S1•Q116. In the old stand lOrineri7 occupied by MI. Lemon , . whore he has on hand every variety of GU iI)S usuall) pt iu retail store. all Of which will to. sold tAle.., for CAnli or c soloing.' for country produce ol COULatiliT. Frenchville. J '`..r.r.,/^..".".r.r..1 - J -. ../ . ..r — J --...r..r.r.r.r."."-J,--rJra, 4 1 J. B. IIIcENALLYp s s , s s . Attoznoy at Law, s 4 ' ) ' laving located himsolf an tho borough of S s S,. caourfiuld, will attend to all legal business; s entrusted to War. with promptness and fidtdity• s SOffice two doors east of tho PrOthOnOtury 8 S S calve. S ..n.r.r.rr.r.r." ..r..r.J`..r.-J^..l"-J-J"...".".1%17.0^..".r.f• FALL 86 WINTER RICHARD MOSSOP, LTA V [NG purchased the sTORE of DIGI.ER & CO., lo LI the borough of Clearfield, is now owning et the Ohl) STAND a' splendid assortment of FALK. and WINTER GUUDS. Dry Goods, • Suet, as Abloom, Sties. Lestres, Do Lanes. Sashmeres. Cal. loos. Chintzes. Gingham', Ticking', Mustier, btenclird and usaileached. Flannels. led, Wilke aud yedow, Gorton Flannels. and Shawls of all'ilescriutinni.. . • Cloths. French Cloth. Twilled heavy Ovetcoatin, fine. Good black Castimeres. Doe Skin do. prlroo cruole,sinets, data nets and Kentucky Jeans. all of whioh erect t hebest quality .. , 'Woolen GoOds. . Conaforti, Gloves. Hosiery, & 0.. a largo assortment. and at low pried'. Hats and Caps. Silk, Plush. and Fur FIATS and (Inca. of MI tints Limiting. dood and cheap, to suit Paruhasers. • Boots and Shoes. . Heavy winter boots, Klp. Morocco. &c., Meat' ware of all kinds. Boys' and Childrens' Boots and Shoes. Also. Ladies' Pine Morocco and Calfskin Shoes. Also, Gum Over Shoos. Fine and Coarse, good and cheap. ' . • Groceries. Good Dionne' Java COPPED. Brown. Crushed, and Falling. 140113110 Alt. Young Dyson, Imperial and Black TEAS an 0 powder. bead, Paints. Paint Brushes. Me Stuffs . Cotto n Yarn. & u.,&0.—a 1l of which are ot the best quality. ; • —Macaws. . Sugar-lionse,'Orleans and &cam Byrup.—anil every iirtiole it ut .he community may stand in need of. ; ; All the above sto , k .of Goods will ha sold flit CIBLI or Cluvray ritoDuem. on the very lowest terms. • ; Please call and exanilne for yourselves. `E I S the stem of • .. BLED &ski mossoP.. .., Clessfield, Nov.lo, IViil : ' • . Fatraters take Notice. SUPERIOR THItESHING MACHINES. TIi(nIPSONS, I.IARTSOCK & McAI,A.RNEY. Tato _ this opportunity to apprise the F taillind OP CLEAR IELELD and the surrounding counties, that they me now en- Sneed in Alanulacturing. at CIO wensville, Clearfield County n teuperior articled , • • - - • 'lbur horse, Power.. Threshing machines. Toil am prepared to supply elf ceders on the shorted notloil nation the most accomarodstlair terms. These 'buntlines ale touttmotent of the very tpst mstertat, and the Pattern tenni' put/4 In every particular, and passing th mu eh the hands off' nonehut Wargo yr orkmen, caratot fall to trlyo rota tither faction. •• • - • - •. • • . A 430—a1l Itr.PAIRING Meatines done on shout notice and In tbe•most substanttal satisractory maw per. at Curwe riled le REM- Xdundry,.. • • • • )Mp.30N15- ffARTaLWK•ttr , bIoAIARNUY. Cattioattillo. 8a0t.11.1851.—/7. , LOOK HERE!!! ' ! Lewistown-Hardivare Store. 'Opposite ictst'end.of.7Theri: s. ',MIS and customer' olio mire from 95 to 80 per ceni. Jinthnir I.3fellfieee,of.flardwareauttutiwnre, matlitorf. shoo tindurs. oil". Our, eto...at too 'tote or istow • blny ::0. 1554, P RNSCI!S Twenty-five Tons Ilanunered . .lron, Virlfr*gtg l an;l:T l WXlT'Ve t lh ffir o supplied at Philadelphia brims This loin is used in all lira or I, woo soup, of the Phorsytvhois Railroad, and has been pronounced to he aqua' q miry and sapariot to anY hammered irun in the Slut.. For t3nlo by F. 13 FRAM:I:ICUS. Ag't, fmrdorn 1. Walks. 1 I.e midi:iv/a May 91).1839. Duilldlore ii-31EnzEweare '..". rst , ALL KIND 3, enn be gel l by Wet oily ;meas. Meilen lJ oar outclosms font the, er.stem to:torie , , we else sell of low ns yen ha oonzht In F'11111,:elohia. F. u. FRANCISCO:3 Lewistown b1ay12Q.1833. . , • . OUR STOCK • ErainAcr,..3 evogyininA that ttioults to the flordworo. Couchwarc sod ret•itio-ry train.. which 13 always la , ge and lywgitt from first hands ,whiuO enabloJai to a.1.11t0 cou Ott) tkaieri any -goods that. may wont on no Ittbor..l)l• term' hi silladelphot. • F. 1.3. kItANCISIJUS. O w y orm ourchnso r I..awiitown. May V. laSti. • AttoAtHolin LlluQ W kono. A LIL. riOna Th(1010133 to. or hitvlng tintettled tiCOMIDIS ill with, tho tobrodeer, are mines ed to corn" foratild 1M M KIIIATELY, nod trityie sett Intent. as he is determinrd on woe nil of ins nom:mots of over a year's standing, settled th,tWeilti tilt, r oI the ISt day of July iii•Xt, HA MEWL 11. TAYLOR. Curwensv.ll3. Mai? 17 1812.—pd 00011) ADVEICE. 'AK E NOTICE, MEN. WOMEN AND 'CHILDREN tha, wair,ll4.om 'raTALEAB • !lava sac !Yea ti it Spring and Sununu Stock of Goods, and are prepared to astonish the natives at TUE GREAT REDUCTIONW PRICES. Their stock consults of a large and vane 1 usLortwout of WILL:I6NAND 1E 1N:6: 4 110 (Ceetp ) B arege sAerge,DeLanes,Lawns , C allicoes, &c.—ALSO a large assortment of RR oaro.ll.war o 9 (NO o mew BOOTS and SHOES, T - .. - -(11(1EZ9 (Saw— ciaMme They hevo alto on hand u very Woe Cook of SUMMER CLOTHING, Cloths, Cassiincres, Sattinetts,' Kentuckz, .Tcans, Tweeds, Muslins, Tickings, Ana Ie Net every thing to supply thy wanit 01 LO , U and Country, uh at which I hey rtretatatd (Pfeil c.teuve t th,al. they have ev.r het. toll ',elute. nay . tiherelbre. rtnuas puts .05 wining to VlM:lmre e l v.i Ihem ti Cell CgritiMetriber thy uheap oa.tt tote of WALLACE: & .111.1.9, Market 'met e_as the o,am:wt. Cleat /Any :N 1162 PENN IRON FOUNDRY; Machine, Pattern and Blacksmith Shops, OR:lglionn9 10m. . . 1 , 112 :under, would announce to the citizens of 3. Clairfiehr, awl 3tl,oitiing conaties, thrall.. hat oiceed a om on hteleed stool, in thuboroUgli or Clearfield. mar the taint oh ho.inttril br. Memo, where Ile illiten I; itt.elltrie a GENERAL A !SOO:ME:NT tlt , CA:STINC.S. warranted to to: matt/lithe ben. tnutertal, and el Witell that uenuot fail to please. The fullawin4 co nho.e it at of ihe lank on hsnds: FilLitiN'ti 1101'-111. ei iIiKINU ti WV B. ion either Wood or Caul This blow. has probable the kaftan intro Unction of any other flunk of et was. It has super.edod to alto it evory county, the well known Ilathaway and Zing' l e g ,toses, It is esotly undeado,xl, and the flues tease so arranged that all can be cl•aned without run trouble. The vital form Grill etinciftletto ll is such as to feather It the mostddcd itarabl at e ot is d id! eemed stove in• s Neirollls testirooe als could IaI.PROV tin o , b it,ta•Y' Lat POEMIL!fiI LXJ(KING STOVES—tt from 18 to 4th • PAK i,t)lt STOVES—far either wood or coal. mit.'tiGGllT , do SALAMANDER do a beautiful Wirt Stove . VASE do WIG do - NINE gr. TEN PLATE Stoves..-Verf cheap. MANTLE lilt ATE;S. with surntaer Dienes. A large va , lety and 111:11/fItinr finishm I (11%1 es t min 18 to Itti Mewl • COMMON (.111.4:111.3. all sizes PLAIN AND OttetAM te.NTA(. RA) S. 1 0 ILING t 11.1 X OW WA111; t I V EN MOll I'lltfi : (VW IRON 0/AFFI tiCAIX dEAMI I,VANON 110 X L;S,Bl,Ell(ltt.Otilit) hoMitt co)1,1;i-, ()Alt RINGO for Itrili.s.LWALt keit.A. Ot:1413; PI Lew article. CORN Oil VILI,ERS, COON AND Wit Mil,. :,, werrnste t to grind 10 Pus Lars per hour. 111,ACKii,Idellt TUVE:2EO. the hest la tbe ; do, MAN littibt.ti , non TIK E lIENDENA ; Together with W.:. usua E l sta vii blilhmtnti tlety or articles tept at Foundry Also, Made to Order, GRIOT and 'SAW. MII,I, I; I.; .11UNGn; deg dedlY the Inrittst stock. alai m ist vaiLety. ol ostler its or en) , ellnitliel• Inept in v.v.t. Fu l'en,Ylv..n:a ; Atl.l , I.••lGzi. 1 -•:!AF r I NG—lnfirC and staal.,..lerut ur winught iron . 11 AN t; ER 4 , NUJ Ms And l'ULt.t El.: • tiour tind other noproiod V.' uter• • Whdel..O; WO( 11.1 and 'AWN IrkyliES; MAN DRILIA for Circular >5”, , ,, a y . lUD iiwura. # l 4 .l.unuint. . , . . . . Constandy•on hand and for sale ANNIN(I NULLS, TrIItt:SIIING MACHINES. PEN- N JCR 'S CELERRATEO G itAltr DRILLS. &a. &c. Screw-Cutting. ' . Any sited:Screw, wan any reared number of thiesds to I, Inch, e•th.erliii tile Or V thfi-ti. LI infs. Courier, end Ilubliett's Metal des NATHAtinesN made to order. . MYLES. Match 4. 1852,-Iy. Cunstantly on hand and for eWe by J. P(ILMER & Market Street Wharf, IPitt LA Oft Id9llA. March 11, 1852. ____ , To Mill Owners. pril undersigued hat aproinioil L. - R. CARTER, of . Etearfiekt. hi. agent far the sale of Castings. who will recerve hills lor ail randier Mill Gearing. and other mochint . amin e t r h s e o n c s a t &W g e u n e s o tfo P c a on tetrranc't. will d s o p e we m ll e n t s o ocfa ill i a w d o erxk . Ware snaking engagements elsewhere. Callings will be de livered, if desired. at Cleailiehl. and warranted to be made of good material, and tit:nailed ru n INOAMIallikO manner, Hay. ire in running order FINE rie! tathe.„ lied other rem °Muer, la the same p.oportion einployiug nape hut the best workmen, using. ilia very heti Pie iron rind Coal, with many oter avntages. hetries himelf trill hi. work will be de -as h well d as a in the heat c ity shoos.r s no i on the shotant notice. Per particulars. call on Mi. tdittTERiTHA.t Agen. Li A N bi 1 LBS. hi itch 4. 185:1. —ll .r.r.r.r.r DR, .r.r .r.r..,-..r -r-r-r 4f HARDMAN P. THOMPSON, S 5 ill XVING located in Curwcnsville,ofrers S Dj. his prelessiunnl services to the citizens ,S ortlint piano nod the ourrountling country S ?When not prolessionally engngetl, he to ill be S 4.7 loor , d nt Ilie•ollieo folinerly 0(11111)1rd by Dr. S 7 J, C. Iticlo , rdn , or nt Scofield' , . hotel. (nits 4 %, 3 . %yin he attended tout all ht . UlB. aii.3, '5l 't .. e ~*..r..r•.#"-r."--r.r..."."./^..r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.,-..r,Pg JOSEPH S. FRANCE, Counsellor and Attorney at Law, wirAVI NG loented hinisell in Glearfiele,oflorshis processional services to Om politic. All busi• ness entrusted to him will he promptly attended to. Being familiar with the German Inngting° he can With more facility trunanet business fur the German portion of tho community. Office on Murltetstreet, mindoor west of Dr. Lo railed Drug store, lately oretiPied by J. L.Cuttle. REFERENCIM . . Hon. John C. Knox, Kittanning. •• n Joseph ihitiloglon.. • If. Lee r Esq., DoOally & Croweit, lion. Thomas White , Augustus Drum Gen.il D, Poster. Greensburg, Cu!. Witham Bigler, , Clettifield. Wni J Hemphill, Jon. 14, 1851. TAILORING BUSINESS. • • REMOVAL. rn-diE subscriber, thankful for past favors, res. pedtiolly, informs his eustoracis.find tlio public oncraily, that he has removed his shop to the buil. dingo ver the Post Office. lately occupied,by R. F. Ward, and that he will ho (hero found at all times "on hand" to sit pply his customers, • Unlike some of hiseonimpuraries. ho is unable:tO promise that his FaiNons aro of the must approved 51,00.01 AW M, Q UITYv• bat pisdre them made uceording to the .Latest ashion of more modern days. • THOS.' SHEA. . • Clearfibldi Apyil'l;:l6sl. . ' A Lb Mriolll are introits , oanliont d anninstboving °railing CIL or in env nos's , metilliing with &aunt TWU HORSE WAGON. now in the pounssiou.of Peter Sayler. of ,UrittlY townshi ~ns sad Wagon belongs to me. and is in his 1110 on 0101 • , (Li. uppouitNiutu... • 'last ranrg. foN .02. • " • , • TURNPIKE ELECTION. ~......_.... ' AMEETING ot. Alin subscribers to the stook of thePfor field end Curwerisylle 'turnpike Road will be he .t at Court !Ouse 'io Ike borough or Clearfield. on . D.IOI` I PAY 0100 of, dlitifl, tooxt.Yat 1 o'clock. P. in..' forth(' rut , Pose of electing °flows to co Oita the attain of toe said Coin. DaPY,lollhe onsutaklear., ' . , , y crier of , ',,1 ILE oosousaiprat4L . May 8.18.52. .1 '-'!.t.: ~. l'.. ~.. , •••,•• .• ,•. lIRANT3 WORLD RENOWNED amoicoir,s—ror LT, isle by WALIAME ISt 111L143. .:SAVE YOUR MONEY._ CHARLES I. FREEMAN & CO • \ (LATE rREEMAY4 .l,1101)0 113 ft (10,1 EVIPORTJ! RS AND JOBBERS. 144 Broadzoa . 7 Ist door below Liberty sl., 1.31 season . ow on b nil, and.tvill rec:rve daily ihtou.th tho kJ& NEW ()ODE+, direct fami ha Entmean man. i l facd.nmrs.nn •OA IV /10171 lONS. It LoAI3AIoNARI.E; ' FANCY SILC MILLINERY 04 1003. Our stock of RICII iNet.'coanra.ts! even, variety of the Irdett and mria beautiful designs unooded. Many of the g :sods ate mannfactured exprenty to out order. Offer, our own designs and pat:erns, and stand unrivalled. We. Offer our roads far NEI7 CAHN, at lower prices than nay credit haus° in Arnerlen cal a ff ord. All pa rAteriers will find it greatly to th . dr interest to totem a volvon of their money and make selections fano' ear great variety of WWI CHEAP GOODS Ribbons. rich for lloana's..Cons. Rashest and Ilelts. lSoanal Silks. Satins. Urfiroe4, tsissos and l'artntons. Enribrolderttl. Cellars, enerolsolts. Capes, !lentils'. Habits. Ffieves, Colb Eneravincs, and Inserting* Brotauldarod Review, I.aco, rind Item Allah Onmbr.tt .!ordealllusi and Em'sruidered Lt.co for Cops. tyleuhlon, {Nene cue, Red I‘lllllsolll Laces. Enuilsh and Wove Thread, Name's. Lisle Tide td end Cot. coo I rum:. LlsinThtertil Allt. rod Sawing Silk, Gloves and Mitts Erencli and Amerixtri Artificial Flowers . Email Lice, Ern: ilth. Antericem acid Italian. I. 1841 tfiraw Bonnets ut.d TriminiLV• Pt arch MEDICAL HOUSE, ESTABLASGED FIVI'EEN YEARS AGO, BY UNIA MEricraii2c2a North-West corner, of Third and Union streets; between Spruce and Pine. PAILADELPIIIA. wirrEEN YEARO nfoxvericnor and uninterrupted prem. 1. rice spent to this ally have gend3ted Dlt. ino.t. ts. pert and tuctgesitul pololizioner ler and ttet.i.in the trealtilcltt of all Ittorttes oft. ',Mute rilee l'egtirtt gglTh3ted with ul um.uvon LI), lardy, threat o .ts. vain. to the trend Cr Lone., moraurial rhea tent sm, ittgeterei, vat, diseti,o• tram Youthf.l excestiry impurities of rho bla, d ,where b y the constitution hat beCOggie uttio.dglee, age all treated with itiecor Ila who pl:icAltrilmt3if under the ^aro of I 1 on t K., 0,al i may tel ttiuntn caulido in his 1.0..07 tentie ',tan, andently rely upon tilt *kill R 6 iv alt rimy' 'rake Particular Notice. YOUNG MEN who have injured tharesolver by a certain rauice tail:l4lrd in—a huh treatiently Pogo OM eeMpglitiOtt, at [Chi 01-111 r ttroggtsta which Me Mealy Ica. oven When na c e:l, hurl destroy Iraq.. mind and I)Niy bhorld apply .Inirraritately. Wuhwi an a l a”nitit ational le.. Ot 11601Illt one MY ighrleal lailtl‘ll.lo rind general pro.. tratiOn, fret el null ull nervou ult•Ttleni, trultamtion. stureishiross el the livur. mad every Batty ROY egey cou• nected watt the di.ord , r of the vroeteattve lunation. cored. and full vier r restored ..... -,,""-r.,,%"r•r.r YOUTII & 11P11100D S READ I . ! S A VIGOROUS IArG. Olt, -r-r-r-r4"'"-'-r"r`r A rtzl , ',Nl k'i CRC UEATII id PA hi EE ii, El 11 on Self-Preservation Only 25 cents. - The Rook. irpt publitted i gall with n ',del information in the infltina tve and direae at the Goner two Urgent, It nddrewes itgell alike to Yo tlt 11, MANHOOD ag.d OLD AGE. and stoulgt b' rend by ail. The veto:dila advio • and grvita-ggsivo warolow It Gives will prevent seats ol ngisetv to ld lull 'ring and save utnually TIIOU:3ANIP3 01' LA L PAREN iB. by feedlot , It. will learn how,to plevett the deanellna 01 noir child ree , * 4 .A rdmitt once orTWEN r V -I1 VII CENTS enclosed in n lottm ridil:el.il to Mt lit tilt MANI, North West Corner cr. I'll IRD at ITN II IN :gullet.ho rine. I'IIILADELI'II ILA, will ensure a Book under ea velo.ge per return nl 111.111 Pegtout gun distrguce may address DR. K . by letter. (port nail.) and bo cored at horny. I' 'gt.,KAILIES (n , aIEttICINES. DIRECTICNS. &o for. sta-dtempo'', on yemi taboo. and put up ICCUTO Dom DA MAO ti or ' o on It.WI Y. tiontsdlvrs. Ne..vr. Agants, Pedlars. Carly:wen. and 'all othata•suPrhad with the above( wort at verylow rates. JulY e. 1851. n-Dmaohomicinqua rm . ( PUTILISDINCI AT I,VASDINGTON, U. C.. uring the approaching Presidential Canvas CAIVMPAIGN•" 7b be exclitsively devoted t 9 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 at Baltinwre on the first of June; T . BE subsciihars teropo•e to nomineneema the Itit of 3 one. er al scr.en thersaitter tut the Prenearedeleet'or the lialuer.ore Con,ention can he rec.is sal , a cam,stigo pispe• unikr sho Above title, nod to continuo the assoc. weeslY• lot the lim. pieceding the Pressislauital i heathen. witch is .0 t .S.e pee. in November nest. The Inner will to devoted tsulurively te, elle dl cusueen nod nelvt..cuav eel slamoorstio tifinciples arid tuoicnitea, and rled.eat to the ruppod of ilia cinch ate. who may ha lamented 1. , th- iultrugcsi of the A tnesi.san movie for tho taro hlghost I fillos its I ti,tr gi:l. name lin ltdltUr.o Noona !0 u n' Il t. the. ona c alto Courenteon witch y;111 4..5t . u.0 let of loon next. 'ls.o first cowl er al "tti 0. CAMPAIGN" will :walla 0 i Complete amity'', or the Ilta!ei of porkies 0.110.1 ticasdal la( for Walelccled, ti to .tew Or the call " which defeated the de,. main sdnutnotions, rirdl an sxiscs ,l on or toe coattele,atio m n• w hich Justify the honer, that the - pimple or LW U nit eat:Wile:. R ums witnessing tins itlftbility or the whist Party to I , nil Its pledges and to connect the, ltdvral administration in the man ter bed c slculated to promote and Fel u ...s II e geueral interest, ' await angLasly LOU opcurtunity to pi no the ship oi6tate In more cohipatent,, vigilant, oast palmate. hands Dmitia ths discnitions whiob will be male out by thd npproaching cm, •asis, it will be the object or this paper to fairish t.Uletl , Ardor mouton to mho peoples. and welhcomosese I aitioles upon soch facts and cacurnalaraLer as may co neusrary to a 'borough understanding of the slate of the eciatett and the' privet . which aro in i.sue between the two parties. Wit It very desirable that an btaribeis should have (hell natres entered veldt:ens to the Ist ol .lane, Cite day of the opening of the ensivau3 as w• caunnt 'guaranty to famish back Dambers to tame who stoat subscribe after theism:le of thathird number. %ILIUM , 'TUX CAMPAIGN" will tar conducted ander the edltoqlP or tne Weadrinaton Woolf. It will be vitiated on es olpsflli Ms il nodtyle and execution to that istued frontline Oboe i 104 3. folded in a convenient toren fur binding, at One Dollar per copy. Clubs will be furnished with it copies fur 11 1 3 .1. %ili " 15 rir NOTICE —NewllPftnen by pub Won the above. to gather with tilts notice, until the 113th of May, will bo I arnish• eel wet', one 640 , tit - *the li minden Tne kit. num tier of '"l'heCaretterugn" will be published lell te. Os, C ectiuo, and will contain the official fettaUs tit the I canvass In erste Flaw. DON ELSON fir. AfthISTUONG , ____.----e------- And Allegorical Print of the Age• In Commemoration of the most important events iii the American Revolution. The , British surrendering their arms to GENERAL WASHINGTON. ' • After their defeat at Yorktown Virginia, October, 1781. rim eograving is executed by Tanner Valiance. Kearney J. ft Co • born an original drawing by J r Umlauts, and pooh hed by deolaminTnonar, Engraver, Philadelphia. 'The zero of the print Is 25 by 21 iitc..es, nod was originally pub fished to Nu until tiers at $l4 in teo sheet. EXPLANATIi 14 —Tile HISTORY.—In the fart anti grand oleo are exhits.leil titan large groups of the min' el% 01 licert, who were present at the traitsacuon, with a faithful likeness of vetch. In the first grotto is icon Central Washluzion. General Ito' hemise:lu. Gene: at Llooolit Col Hamilton. nn aid loarmer. eager to tonteniiiinie the scene. Billy .this etrvaut, and the Nowa of General W arida Gton. In the second group WA' Nsnetican anti French officers— General KooX, etel Oaf 7 Wilson. /WA the fluke do Langan, and the Marquis do I.a Enyetto, Trio third group is descriptive of the !Wish surrendering thew arms. Lord Conwaltis t General O'Hara, Commodoie 110=ov:5,4;010nel Tarlton. With tw , fingers cut oil'. Lienten nut Colonel Ralph Abercrombie. b'euienant Colonel Gonda,. Lord Chewlno. e. c. Lord Cornwallis appears ppeenting his sword tot he riot Goneral 011icer ho me, ts, bat Oen. Wash iugtbn is rimmed out to bier as the only porso3 to whom ho it to tip render Ills sword. On the !wields and In thirlistance aro the different armies, and crowds of trpectotors. The house of Secretary Wilson, oci on pied by Lord Cornwallis hurl hit stall which was bombard ed and pierced with balls ; ire Marquis do La Fayette° hay. rug ten asked that they were wurying dishes for the dinner of Lord Corn scalds asked leave of General Washington to serve him a dish of his own cocking. anti immoltately after 10Verli bowl .) shells fell through the r,,of on tho table, and wounded some. and dispersed the oartY. ME ALLEOLMY.—Qa the lett II e 'acted a monument in hodor of those illustrious heroes who /11CIllinCli thinly I yes and .their fortunes to Insure their citizens. the Liberty ono lade penitence they now eruoy, EU ilL1611E1) AT SS LW' WISI. B. LANE. PHILADEI. PENA. AND TO lit?. li AG AT TUB OPFICE GP TII E, AMEallicAN-CCURIENOY4O 141 CHM ['NCI SIRE:EN', Pill L.P.DELPH lin, Att PREMIUM:A. TO THAT rArio. A LIBERAL IlleCtJUNrro AGENTB. April ie.& 59. • • • / Indiana. . . , ' - . Cnedls ' WT:S h a , CDY.: 3ize 'WOMB le 'hereby given to alLperrone, that the under 1.1 signed together with several others of thrit neighbors have by subscription raised the money cad purchased a 110111 4 1 S, for the nee of Dr. P p. KLAN b.,with which to prao hoe medicine Its the sr eishborlveio of Decatur township and adjoining townships, together with a saddle bud bridle for the same. The obeeut in puichasing .ho horse is to enable him to attend our families when we_ desire him to do so, and to meiotic* medicine generally. fie is a BLACK 1101.1.8t1„ with a star in his taw. and one white toot, six plant old The her.e belongs to the persons who relied the no They by sub• eeription to par for him, nod the undersigned, who were au. thorited to buy the horse, and hove the control of him. have left him he the possession or W. Kline for the special purpose above stated, and for none ether and Intend Its long ¢s be behaves himself well 61 their l'hysicisti to give him the use of the horse. They therefore. stern all persons not to purchase or trade for said horse or meddle with him ip any way, as be is not the property of the said Vt. 1). D. Kline, bet belongs to the undersigutd, .. , JOHN tilO,S4 ABILAH AM G 039. Meatus Towuthip, April 0, r69.-pd. W/I.IIIIOIIEB. A WEEKLY PAPER, To be entitled THE GREATEST HISTORICAL IMPORTAN T Farmer., Farrier & Stage Proprietor. ..,GEO. W. MERCHAN*,, CELEBRATEDGARG UNG.OEL UNVAREW.LEIN.D 311 Tll7. lIISTORY 07 iiDloli llll AB the . most remarkable Dstornal ,Itpplicatio4 ever discovered. , "They can't Keep House witty._ Experience of mom than sixteen yenrs ,hali established the fact that Merchant's Celebratedditaling Oil, or Val. versa! Family Embrocation, will ctin moott cases, and ra Bove all such as Spaying, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windgalle, Poll Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Galls o MB'. f , kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises, tuln, Sitfa.st, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mang% Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Pot sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds, Cramps Chillblains, Chapped Hands, ' Con tractioni of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness of the Jolilts, Caked Breasts, th- tko- Tho unparalleled success of this Oil, in the cure of dis eases in Horses and Cattle, and oven in humor flesh, is daily becoming. more known to ho farming community. it can hardly bo credited,.except by those who have been tin habit of keeping it in their stables and houses what amount of pain, suffering and time, rtie saved by pt tea tnuely applicatton of this Oil. O" Ile sure the name of the sole proprietor, GEORGE W. MERCHANT, Lockport, N. Y., is blown in the side of the bottle, and In his handwriting over the cora. • All orders addressed to the proprietor will be proMpdy responded to. are Got a Pamphlet of the Agents and eta what wonders accomplished by the use of this medicine. Sold by respectable dealers generally, in Me United States and Canada.. Also by AGENTS for the above Medici'- c. U. w ATSON, Clefuflel(l.,C.eolfield curly. ti. Siv_lll`ll. Panuvllle. tto 3011, 4 P IN . l'n•wensv,lle du (la argli IdeMININI. lielonle, rensvt. CUMMINS A it 1,1 1 /1). lir.tokvitle.Jetho n A. lIICKITMoN, Cot •Ille, .1. PLEA'S I.E . Y„t Fr.° Veragg9 const. 3 1 11S1 C ISRENNtIn. 111notesville.0102441,1 cc. WM. T. -GILBERT , . Ben . tolothip -1.11',N7.1ra.11 ii i tm;rt untlea. at dila teasaughto terms. Peu 1951 Motored according to Act of Congress, fails yea 1851, by J. 8. lIOUGIITON, tho clerk's Moo of the District Court for the Eastern District of Ponnsylrania. Another Scientific Wonder! OREAT OURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DIGESTIVE ,FLUID, On o GASTRIC JUICE. repnrril from ni.:N NET, or the fourth Slumneh of the Ox, ottvr Directions of BARON •LIEBIG. TON 'no D., .No. t great l'ltpdo N logica orth l Cie( ElghthStrc . et J.S.U ;1F hifa ocO4- . M. . del Olin, n• bis is n truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAU3DIOE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON,. STIPATION. and DeatuTir, Curti% (mei Nature's own method, by Nature 'a own agent, the Gastric, Juire. * •tlall a teaspoonful of this Fluid, infused in Wit• ter, will digest or dissolve, FIVE Pontius or ROAST BEEF IN ABOUT TWO HOURS, OUt of Ulo Stomach DIGESTION. D i a% eriargiZwcksigilfrPg:ll.6.! i n ges in f :o h m ° s trolling! Cliat t . t :: Juiceeat'. when is a stato of heattla called Foal Gn This Fluid is the Great I:lowest of the Food. The Pail. IJtng. Pieserviug, and Stimulating Agent of the efometh and intestine!. Without it there will be no digestion.—we convertlon of Food into Blood ono nowitrtiten el the body Out rather a roe I.torpid, omelet,and destructive condstioeol thew hole digestive apparatus. A weak. half wield. or injured stomach produces no good Gaspe! Juice, and hews the dis- ease. distress and debility which ensue. PEPSIN AND RENNET. PEPSIN Is the chief element, or Great DI testing Principle of the Gastric Juice. it is rotted iwg mat abundance le the solid veneer the human stomach after death. and sometimes , c a t mes the 'Wreath to digest itself.. of t he Itself op. It is al found in tho stomach of animals. as the oz.' Calf. &e. Il ls the unionize used by farmers in amulet cheese.ealled Bennet, the efr, et orw filch has long been the wonder of the dairy.— The curdling or the mils Is the thst_procese of digeetten. Hes • net possesses astonishing power The sumach Of 8 calf will curd e nearly one thousand times Its own weigh[ of. edifier Bart n Liebit states that - ilea ended Pepsin dissolved Is sixty thousand parts of water. wilt digest meet and other food."— Dia-wed stomachs pied uce no good Geoid," Juice. Rennet. or Pepsin. Toshow that Bats weett may be Pilefiretle eopPleird. we quote the tollowing • S 'IENTIFIC EVIDENCE. BARON In bis celebrated week ow Astute! Chemistry, sa s : "An ArtiPcial Digestive Plaid may be readily obtained team the meatus membrane of thestemach of a Cell. in which various asi.ties of lood. as _ nsat sad egge. will be Sell ens I,Changed, and Digested. preelzele in thesattas WIDOW as they would be in the human stomach." • PER PAP A. In his famoustreatise on Food aid Diet." publisbod by Wilson & Co. Sew Pete, pegeBA, awn mi l s ame great feet. and desera , s the method el psepaseichre fnere are few higher authorities than Dr. Perot - et Dr JOHN W. DRAPER. Professor or Chemistry is the Medical College of the University of New York. In i ts "Tet Book el Cie mbar)." page Md. says. "It has heels Is question whether artifielel direction could be performed—but it is now universally admitted that it now ben Professor DUNGLISOIi of Philadelphia. In his great work on Hume Physiology devotes more than fifty pages to tin examination at this subject. Hisexpedments with Dr. Hese eeent. on the Gastrin Juice, obtained from the living human stomachs and from animals are well known. In all cases" he sat. I . "t 1 igestion occurred as perfectly In the Artificial as is thu Natural digestions." AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER. DP, HOUGHTON' I preparation of 1N has produced the most marvellous elects. coring easel ol Debility, Emus .ier tinu. Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Coltrilmtio n- “PPOI'Fa the d et a il she very verge of the grave. thiss impoestble to give of ales In the limos of adverdsamest—but authenticated oettifloates have been received of melodies • 200 REMARKABLE CURES In Philadelphia. New York. fled iteeton alone. Thews wens need? all desperete cases. and the cures, Were set onle:sapid and wondertol. but perreauent. It h n grist NER VOUS ANTIDOTE. nod from the allow , Isbinely small quantity venetian/ to Preduaehealthy dice:nips. le believed to act apse ELECTRO.M ACNE I'IC PRINCIPLES. There duo form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS which It does not seem to reach and rem •ve at once No matter how bad they may tia. It G WES INSTANT RELIEF. A single dose removes all the unpleasant symptoms, sad it only needs to be ropeateo, tor a sheet time to make these good offer! s 1)ef• rnanout. PlittlTY OF BLOOD and VIGOR OF JIODY. follow at once. it [Soren e ss tlatly excellent le case Or Nausea. Voiniting.Crampr, of the pit of ibis mach. Sto distress eft er eating. low. cold Meta of the iiinesA Heaviness. Lowness or eni.o. DespondattaY. emactlattott Weaknew. todenoy to • Insanity. Secieitle. &o. pace ; ON uoi.bAß pet bottle. Otte bottle will dile& offeet is letting cure. • • PEPSIN IN POWDERS, • SENT BY MAIL, rILBE 01PRObTAGE. tear canyon tenets or 4end lag to all pass of the cower/. the DiGESTIVE fiIAITEII OF 111 E PEPSIN ts polar' lathe fore of Powders, with directions to be dissolved la diluted alcohol, water. or syrup, by tse Patient. These powders cog' tale precisely the same matter as the bottles, but twtoetho quantity for the same price. e n d will be sent by mall, FREI. OF POSTAGE , foe ONE LiiLLtill sent (Post Paid) to Or. J. S. IitIUGHTON. No ll. North Eighth street ?hills Pa. Sig packages fee five steams Every pecker(' sod 'bottle bears the written signature era 14, oouourozi. lit. D.. Suit ProVrietor. • Agents wented Iq every tows la is Maw* States:. Vary liberal (Masao& given to distr it.a Vratetsts. Posttests. ters,_and Hooks* lets are desired meat ateata. , AG PATS for Clearfield bouttre WALL/0:E 4 titliles.'cieturflehl bellretifibs • , WILLIAM IlicitStull.Conveasville. P. W. DM:MOTT Luthersbarg. • • • R. W. MIA 'HE ~ Helen townshlo. CUMMINGS Ar. IdEIIAINF V . New Washlatlaa. JOHN O. BRENNElL.MoOimille,liNetutield oct. Mae Oil, P351-Iy.
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