.. 7 reerpeno Evening Bitlielin.
Tholikot!Lines of tho Lato Iforrict ;Mock
INSCRIDFDTO MISS M. 3. E. I{.;ALLEOII2NY
JAIII wajte . a strain:wit h_feeble hand,.
To n now er, thy, friendly tone.
Fdr , ‘lntlnihei Inky° Wive I told thee (
J''‘vi.nt on.
BWier May,tce!t! roomingtho glade and glen,
And it wee oloolstop Ireo
nut n'elainga has pased o'er the rnrth Hine° then
n'ehange (would y'nu ihtnl.l.4i nu).
You 10 :(isr, !ri'.ll:gd,r'Ll'APptf..enit,i,
of
,she ennune,r„penr.
j 7Attp:ffilid,!tinm is:enniling halls
01 the dark old forest here :
TlilittgarOebilfthrit lidkjayah lute
Vuirtithen.vvottic!' tikx la;
44111:e Ike lading eyee4, and 11;e Inltrringl9. , l,
be ell--innltl et, nii '
I '
lit een the'. the , aunimnpiglitrto mere '
WiLlifall on my hrow uEnui, ,
ll'llidre.hrepthed ortlict Inoutitairea balmiest atore,
':Aridlltßatnaier's ligiti,in
I heard tier voiee on the wind depart,
f vihifaltrid ea her bloom went by,
But lice farewell dielf in a %%eery haw',
i r '?Aod,her light on a weary eye.' •
hlive demo with visions- dhey faded all
From n le variglttat ing brain,
I Nide them go, and I would not call
One dtqum troth its shroud ngnin.
lilthould not lure me a single hour
''lltltte world ut my loot were laid,
For•i:•oulii'isu&d plonfAire und tame mid power,
A riti Teas than the 'Mat nc tread.
My. feet were led to the rock of Pence
When childhood wns on my brow,
II has yielded nil I hove known of bln , ,
And L reef ip its shadow now.
And my reel is sweet.and my hoart is calmed,
As I Watch my being war.e,
For I trust dm tight of the better lund,
Will woke it to bloom agnin.
PREMATURE INTERMENTS.
The.late Rev. Dr. Alexander, in a work
published a few years since, gives the fol
lowing account of a remarkable incident
in. , the life of Rev. VVm. 'Penitent
"kfter a regular course of study in the
ologyi .141 r. Tennent was preparing for his
examination, by .the presbytery, as a can
dichuoxfor-the:t.Gospel Ministry, His.in
tense application affected his health, and
brought on a pain in his breast and
slight hectic: Heston became emaciated,
and at lengili .was like a filing skeleton.
Elis life, was now threatened. He grew
worse and worse. He was conversing one
Morning with his brother in Latin on the
state of his Soul, when he fainted and died
away. After the usual time, he was laid
out Oda board,. according to the practice
ofthe country, and the neighborhood were
invited to attend his funeral an the next
In the evening, his physician. re
turned frorna ride in the country, and
was 'afflicted beyond measure at the news
otitis death. He could not he persuaded
that it was certain, and on being told that
one of the persons, who had laid out the
body thought he had perceived a little tre
mor of the flesh under the arm, although
the body was cold and stiff, he endeavored
to.ascertain the fact. He first put his
own hand into warm water, to make it as
sensitive as possible, and then felt under
the arm, and at the heart, and affirmed
that he , felt an.unusual . werreth,;though no
one else could. He had the body placed
iii: - .li f warm bed, and instated that the peo
ple who'( had been invited to the funeral
should be' requested not to attend., To
thiSthe brother objected as absurd, the eyes
being sunk, the lips discolored, and the
wlae•bOdy cold and sty'. However the
doctor finally prevailed, and all probable
meads` were entertained to discover life.—
But the third day arrived, and no hopes
were entertained of success but by the doc
tor, who Itever left him night or day.—
The people-were again invited, and they
assembletl , to attend the funeral. The
dectOr still Objected, and at last confined
his ietpirest - 1.0 a delay of one hour—then
hilf;aitliour—theca quarter of art hour.
Nrceiiitifr. him moistening the swollen
tiitig,tio With some emolient ointment, the
brotker,
.mistaking . the doctor's purpose,
hkirreXetriitred "It is shadreful to be
feidin c ,vt . alifeless corpse," and inSiSted With
earnestness thatilie 'funeral should inane
proceed:. At this critical moment,
ili body, to the great •astenishmeitt and
'ef all present;' gave a',groan, opened
:10154 ! :: gd..l4l.l;:,,Agajn. apparent
iiehttt. This put riastato all•th'e thoughts
of btirying.ollitnikand'.)estig,y , ;effort was
again directed.f?x htsirestoration. about
hour,aft We figatitn:OPOnegit. away y
4; Ma tp AM aga n
all appearance 7P . i.trp;ipiq;kiqghe'd
another hour, titre §cbmo ; .(p„l".i4rn ,with
more - power, and a complete . revival took
fii4lie.great joy of the farnilY -and
.f . NigNs k and,totherio v small
.astonishmentigo tt yr t:n ip, had 4eenTidieuling the idea
qf restoripg,to life a dead 664'. • •
Kr A writer in the Bristol Times tells
catber remarkable anecdote of a lizard
in the\-e,pllektipa, the Clifton Zoological
Ga i rdens. fthout a foot lgaii
,had
ssamycd ; a o nearly $ asig'
'but not lk:aving,taken the pi-cannon to bite
ritritiliend,it commenced scratching when
iila'hown, and aetually scratched a hole
in iiiilVid6•of the other through, ,wh'ch it
emergedin safety, while the voracious.one
I died , , , frorn the injury,, and was speedily
jihkid pp in turn by his relations.
t : 6 T . Gentlernan who was in, arrears for
several weeks board;complaThed one morn
irigAtt breakfast that his coffee was not set
tled' litolf hyfbotter settle for the' coffee
and then coraplain," said the land lady.
- -I*" 3. A* Keritucky paper bays it is getting
to be very fashionable in that quarter to
efielii t se* a 'dollar with marriage 'notices,
vtllo 'neading ; them to the printer. A
. o*d custom, cilia ought to prevail 'every
where;
Six dollars to printer and priest,
No sensible man could 'refuse;
Vivo dollars tO•render him blest , , ,
And ?ne to publish dal news t-
THE UGLY FAMILY.' "4:"
In 'brio of thfOower the:•Pal
motto State, afore once lived a family_of
sortie six'aiseven perpons,who wereltnowti
fur 'and wide as thia“ugly ,family \ V'' 'One
of them Jake, was, so ‘.gurispoakably" bad
favored, that it made imp (be! if :he had
bitten'into it green persimnion.:to look at
him, and whenever. he walked through the
' streets,the dogs slung their taibiand sneak
ed ted - tkta red, to 14ark.' . ,.• •
ru .
The fame of this milY' spread through
the country, and at last reached the ear's of
a Georgian, who, for a.long time hadheld
undisputed pgssessien of the celebrated pen
knife.... This individual at length deter.
'rriinetHo;.piiy to the ugly, farxiily; , 6l(i,
end**, to disPbse of the ardrt4akiiife:
so, onchforning he crossed the Savannah,
About noon he saw a wagorythcacl,.and
rode up to inquire the whereabouts of ilie
family. .
"Hello, stranger!" said he to n man
walking by the: Side of a wagon. .
"Hello, yoursell,", exclaimed) the wag-
onet turning round and discloSing a'conn
tenance so tremendously plain that the
Georgian almost dropped from his horse.
s ay," said the Geer ion, reteverin
a little from the astonishment, "are you
not ugly Jake himself!"
EMI
The wagoner shook his head and grinn
ed a ghastly smile that made him look like
the night mare personified.
"I'll bet ten dollars that you are the ug
liest man in the state," said the Georgian.
"Done," said the wagoner. "Come
here." And going to the back part of the
wagon, he called out, "wake up Jake, and
put your head out hero."
The Georgian burning wiih curiosity,
leaned forward, as the cover was raised
slowly up—Suddenly his eyes Cell upon
physiognomy so awhilly,boundlessly,over
poweringly ugly that it seemed to be fbrrn
ed out of the double extract of delirium
tremens.
The horse snorted and started back in
fright, threw his rider over his head, but
the latter had scarcely touched the ground
before he was mounted again. Throwing
down the ten dollars and his penknife,
without saying a word he struck a bee lino
for Savannah, looking alternately over
each shoulder as long as the wagon re
mained in sight.
THE OLD DEMOCRACY.
Hurrah! the Old Democracy
Are in the field once more;
No faction in their steady ranks,
To break them as of yore,
With hands and hearts united, all
Fling out the banner high;
And Pierce, and King, and Victory,
Shall be the battle cry.'
0: - .1k drunken laborer recovering from
a dangerous illness, was asked whether he
had not been afraid of meeting his God.—
"No," said the- poor Pagan, was only
afecrd o'-t'other chap !
Anincaust NO. -T he re is nothing like it.
A man no matter what his business may
be, never loses anything by advertising.
The more money he cipends on the news
paper, the more money he makes. A per
son once told us that he bud commenced
business with a determination to wend,
in advertising, all his receipts for the first
two years, it was impossible to do so.—
The faster he paid it out the more he re
ceiv ed ; and, could he have monopolized
all the_ advertising columns of all the pa
pers in the city, he would have been repaid
four, fold —N. Y. News. ,
witty word spoken by a rich rel
ative is a very witty affair--even when
the wit is not very apparent; but nobody
laughs at- the wit of a man in disgrace,
or whose coat is out at the elbows.
BEAUTIFUL.—"As winds the ivy 'round
the tree, as to the crag the moss patch roots;
so clings my constant soul to thee ! my
own, my beautiful ! —my /xots "
Oz An extensive
,establishinent for the
manufacture of oil from rosin is in the
course of erection at Chester,Delaware co.
(3* - Thev say that fish may be carried
alive any - distance, hy putting on them a
good coating of compact clay, wet with
salt water, and surrounding it with ice.—
In this ivuy you may see fish swimming
in the fish-mongers tubs at Paris, fish
brought .from the coast of I/cm - nark.
C -- "No Reputation can be permanent
which does not spring from principle, and
he who Wouktmaintain a good name should
be mainly solicitous .to maintain a good
character void of offence toward'Oed and
mau..
13* -- Twor'signs were once -opposite
each
. Qtlick i .in Philadelphia, .thus
James Shalt; and Jonathan •
. .
• Futt;sArs.,,,. •:
(;41.11.1'(1NE.liti:c .I.IOIOY. with
loidther calor/and h./ aol.i
w•
I,lvy Fie,(
,*1
•qym,;rf, i;l qr ,i ,„z. •
:. .
4 Ant l ral not( Iledscu! trirvpaps, roc 54310 at the
Ii u 6
(.11LIM , 11 t't
',). . 1 1, lt.t,l l l3:f;(', °
Ceilar Wire •
r TEMS and i.r 53:e,at.Mr Phan ,
V Cull tittra ,
July 11. 3IORFCI'.
Attouatfiona' the Wlnd
p r indebted ft). Or fiwiug Actium:ad
A wit h . Op ropy, ed to OW 1 Itt-
MEDl,al3l.ll,Ututl oath° cutilezwr.t. as 4 lq
have uljol..llv.gaLouyts or, over a. yozea s'attl:ng, hutted up
I.li4viccu this and twist day 01 jury "Xtl. • •
821 TA ittOlt.
ell/WerIIVIIIB. May 0.032.—pd,
Twenty:five Tons
. hammered Iron,
•
1 r;i7lNi.B. Ehdars. Coulters; land tillet)tiar..atl cindre
trfill wo °Mardi - at any dm, prontittly...Thu triple
impolitic' at Philadelphia plicet Tilts inui id' turd in rill the
nytebiod ghoul of the Pea , ,,yiyabilk Haitian], • and ka l be en
lrononuee , l to bateidit in (I rarity raid dupdtkor it Itulth to any
iitunriereil iron to the Slur , Por ttaln ny
1". G RANO'? yJi6.ltiet, fru dein I. Works.
Lod 'gown kitty V', U5l: •
- P,state' of Ditagaret need, dcc'd.
ria cuter; in nEttuilyvms, itraio
/ Von upon tun oruito of I%IAV.'; Alt El' it EVA), al:ft of
Forttuttpt tp., Claddlald dated., to 'o lu duo brut of law
been prunrotl to Lilo subronthr. All pertor i••dulit../1 to said
eVute, iar
. t 1 re CI anted to •ranku parmant inuadlltelv, and
thou; Having claims will pra/out them duly authontioutod fur
attVemolat, . .
- ' DitV/D FERGUSON. Adm' r.
(Newfield. July :111,11352, • •
BACON. „
il M.1 0 :11 I OE9, r nd t3IIOULDIIIII3 for sale at tho cheat)
LI...OAHU store of ,
Joy U. . , . R. 110 S SOP.
lIIAN PUMPS flOate bY r '
44E4.0 1 ; , ViA144401.; ar,1411 4 11.e. , '
BUSINESS - DIRECTORY - OF CLEARFIELD CO
• • ..',DAvul s'A!eltot,
,r, lIINET AND OtiAin MAK Mt, Lonust it., between
Vecond r(rad Ti . ApriliJ. USW.
Wlg . „'',r.':!OtLiltit,T,
I I 1,11.(71i5M tsl,oll.4's Mine; is 11,:11 trnvtithip—
tir all ,vnik in Ills lino i. ilonunn ctunt ontim, DC
roatona inn totmi' ' • Uno J InNi
- •
W.' BARRETT
PvicitcriAirp n 1 ,
I , ,:onutiv; 1.1.1111,1:1.1. 10enrributg.
iP3J.
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
A,T,,IiIZIUA A NT nod i•t0,1414;k: utlg , rtburg.
Mil l i, 1851
•;--- -
F R RICK' *.A R N 0 Lll ;
inv.frf;ilANT 41..1 pitv,i4upL Dattxti. utilvtiurg:
L'Ea. ' non!! 17 . NJ•s•
ISAAC.
,•'; ISECII T add Ll'MALlt',lnd 111:111.f1+71 7 A Lilt('
I,ll' , . ' ' •
II: 13LooNr,
twil:lt.:ll".tirerth:l 1.11.%111Li3 `4 , ;(ll'.ti>l)Lel: DEAr.S. rt.
noon,;, A:Oil 17 - / 1 ' 42
- _
IV I LLI A AI
nu,.. And SIGN
o , tt, d l're;uterotli 011011:11
CAI weuono at rea. W. I •SJ
JOHN lIILBURN,
r OUT Gild 41101:A\ 1 AK Ent ,
A 1( rights 1 o/c, (.:1r.1111. , 1d. A 1.:Ii
JAMES I lOLLENBA CI I,
.+.,.LALIi..:;; .11 'I Nia.k,t told
• ." \VaiIAUL, ist,rll6,
WALLACE & [IILLS,
urnitAirs ;.:r•• t t , ::..i,:
I , r TA. 191
R. V. IVILSON,
Jit Vswt fli k 03 ee it. lhe Tagi
-1 t.ov. o:41 'tj
flliNfrir LORA NE,
•
I])11'3101 Ii uial I.:R.N.:o[dr. on .11hri.utstrt.oppositt
his rtai
JOHN W. SHUGERT.
"1 7 110(1N IV: A It FIL ell ne'r ol : ' l'lll7, V.. 1 I ',one II 'let's
tI. toll. I I ;:eV,.. ,a. , 11 r. .1V,1.16,'6'3.
PETER SEYL7,
IRON—FuLI DLitt ra. , ro all loth o
, instingc routhr ul tli, r,te tonte3 an d on ron.o.tah:t
.„. -
tUrlll3.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
Trervi EY AT LAW, Office ti,lj his lot , iloneu on
;iect:nd att. et opmitt , Cad regiduce rill v. es :war
6041. re. Anni O. it-54.
JOHN FLEGAL,
ill NYugons (KO, &c..
I Neatly honed on thn shortest notice I).c.
H. P. THOAIPSON,
2YSICI —May bo found oltitcr at Id/ or at
. 11..11's butel—Curvidn.vllll—whca not not 0.31,1.10ua11Y
a' low. Ike. 'ad 1751.
LEONARD & SIOORE,
; 1 14 EI:CHANTS AND LIM LElt
1.11 rtt ct. woou,laltirket aLd Lucusl— , Cl-art e J.
Deo. =9, 1811.
THOMAS MILLS, "
AND :41,E1011 MA IC Flt, on Teira forret. be
tween Market and Locust, Cwarncld. I'a. '44.
AIcBRIDE,
11l ETAI LER AIS I) I)EaLEtt IN LUMBER —Norttaz
111., CoroetorState and Luella struts. ellfiVetirfil!e
pea. 14.51.
ELLIS IRWIN & SONS,
,t T the month el Unit. Run, 6 miles from Cl.ntfield
fl ME tiOR AN rs, and ulnas, va Lumber tunnulavturent.
June 1M.1)361.
ROBERT McNAUL,
TANNER—AIthu —td) hiTAN eutwu:aville.
Lit Wit
SAMUEL WAY,
7 LOOT nod tAV tEMAK ER—Cameo.'lll
1457.
G. C. PASSNIOItE,
LAcKt , MITO tic Old roarhity —lNlNvensvale.
NOP, bUit three Dee. 2 . 4, Nil.
RICHARD AIOSSOP, '
11, ETAILER tlr GN AND DO $d NNTIC
LDANDIrik: & LiQuorts—At Dicier & t'o', uid
stand. Mao. o o 'ha went Liao of 241.D0et. Leo SU, te.sl .
THOMAS SHEA,
14 1 ASHION A141.E; TAI zihnw's Row, on Ma:Let
street. immediately °vet ire Post Oce—U.e
Peo insl.
SAMUEL B. TAYLOR,
TANNER nutl ()OUT and :AWE MANIIPACTURER.-
Garvilnivllle, lho. ee. PM.
GEORGE \V. ORR,
lu his new Shoo on Third street, tooth of
hisolset. to. Olty 1. 04,4
HURXTHAL & BROTHER,
IArTRUII NPn ana LANBEIt 11/FALUE:73. Woo 'lntd
!TA Post Ulla, li.udford ip .11uNdield eJ.
J. L. CU TILE,
r intiNTy nut, LAND ENT. (Mice ad
ru.idetA,:c ,11 Alurtict Ones. Clrarf chi
A, rut Ih. lb J.
OEO. RICHARDS,
1 4 1 / 3 1110NAIILL; TinaUlt--VVest cud IA Slaw's how
un n
RICHARD GLENNAN,
Sa CIOT f 1 Z4l It !, 11-Et :tow on
JO Marko; ttret•o-4::enrii,iti. L. Si. Mil.
BLIZA IRVIN,
px•Tr.K:f:tvE.• t)P Frx.C117.77 AND IY.)
11_1 uli:141 t!tc...? wepi
ral• f : I -Si.
1 7 ,1)W. B. PATTON,
121}11? , : I: . ul rua
• ' • .• •
JASV, 13: G'IZAITAIvi,
CaIEItI:ISAN'S awl irL.ll.l4i. IN LUC'S
:a. ,S:r3l-,Lietaamtwa
th .0 taw la. ip.
1/0), 2:1.1811.
KRA'rZER ' •
I.7Eactln NT' A: , If i.1 1 10Wge i-ALEa—Coruor of
eptit 4:(44:41.144ttr;)01Lt. •
16,1. mod, 1851.
•
JAS. ALEX.A.NI.)ER, • . . .
!+;;‘E.Fll—la :his nuw &boil
:a .yl l triarLul. zU,3L, tigur ho ,;
• 1Mn.«.9. I 851•.
,Jg FIN CARLILE,
JU:7:IICr, OF T11.11PEA:01:- t.ta.
iJnu 11.1: lku e 9,
II L. BARRETT,
11.4 Etteii Ara. filitdrAlt.:4AN AN D.GENERAL PV..I-
....SA DUCE vliA.I.L.K—!u Burrett: 1111:i• Cloarl eld
ilmtgo • 1163.110. IBSt.
ISRAEL COOPER,
,I_ 7 l-003TI11/031'13f, , at (;,(40 ,flataot..itatiolar of Irot , tlitrt find
Doinestk: ftlofehantlile,ttliti itztaustve tlealer I.atr,bur.
!)ett. till, 1861.
0. 8.. MERRELL,
rfQrrTR, TI 14 1110:1 ARO DUNI) rite
Ilulusgi'Go.:tivatad blalitocatrvut—Vour
flold, • Diru. :La.
= • ROBERT MANLY,
v•VIIEELAV RIG iIT ntql CNAittm,‘KLIR, IUrIE and
MN AMENTAL Myatt etto.tt.—
C , saffiall. . uth
J. &. J. G. RUSSELL.
rrANNERS . 6 )OIINRIERH ANI) I)I:ALEILS IN ALI
kinds of lieutlior.tze,.tukett in '14464141e
Pa —Grenwitintinis Vol). 4, lel2,
WM. P. CHAMBERS,
WHEELWRIGHT, CUlAlRhittliiiH. unit 110 USE
W
V V ISIIN PA TEU.—Curivonsvillu: •
' • 1ic0.29.
B. STERLING,
S 4 (Ifileici'; 2l E l ii;' , : S 4 d h""'
WM. W. FLEMING,
d rhvF, u—sifiI...QON iri pITINIMIOURE and CONeEC-
Ra , TIONARY- , -thlrat Title. , Dec. , 00,11361
•
D. 8. PLATNER
rirlAlLOW—New Vlltuhingtoti, Burniide townsbip, Clear
Held county,' Deoemberk9,o3l.
CHANIPEU,,,&.,KLPFER.
VITHEELWAIGIIIT & OLIAMMAKEBB. &a. —lllldg
vv,po:t. rive tovnuhlp. • , D 40,119,
GEORGE R: . RARRErt
A ITORNESt AT LAW:iii:4lffiee idiolniag his miliiintie
tlJoiisocou!i cheat, cleat Amp VI, I,t!te,
JOSEPH. , S: FRANCE;
ft1, , 0 ILK is y!ti'o.l.n:w-,uol at. nn it?oet;caljoba!na
cp, tit() relideme at J.L. Gaka.le, roq., ();euttield.,,.
" •alyrii to. k%lip
. . .
A.. L. SCI-INaL,. .
. .
ri I A I LOR-I,lAliorobnrir.- - -will diThii woill i ult. ne gnnil and
t , e 4:11!•np. Pe no , !Alter fellow. , , —put, 1,19, iva.
J. D.' TI-10:14PSON I
wn,m,„ &0,. &o . Ironed on"
short nothn. and , lid very b.itt style, tit lusold stand in
thn borouch aptru ens Lied I:9,1511.
• A. K.• XITRIG-1-IT, • • • •
14it(311ANT ANti EX I'F.N6( 1,1711 IN 1,1);14—;
c 7). I.lll:ll—:iouthwtst yar:,rr 01. Diztalmicl—C;anrit ht.
• ' Dcw t, 11151',
JOHN,P.-)I - 10YT,
m . F i0 n t ( t . , , , imr. : ? ,, ,, , Li n , ... , ,,,, , p c i 0 nv 4 tj . ,. 1J0, On I.4o ,f lii i V 7 o/141 1 1 .1 Fox
GEO. B. GOODLANDER, •••• •
1117,10()14-MA ElZ—Luthersburit.' Work 4,41:m4 to ordet
on on.lt noone and on good terms. 1) - (3 'Si.
• t
„S. C.. PA'rCIIIN
~ imintat Utiti liCUTlPhick :Pier
'.-. Chu alitc, and Liimtvlblerchaut. , ' Loi.
ISAAC '3OI-INSON,
61.1015\1A cud , of ci'inv:'s nqv on
S.`.' stieet—Ck-arl Dec. «.1.
JOHN C. RICHARDS, '
V•ICI Al 4 —On the ilgo Road to Chcit creA, eott
L. tote..twin Cur wc• Vl.lO.
G. W. TURNER,
.-",:411t , /NI/1111.M TA IL( )It tho LuVliviesq a,rner o:
Prow MO ,tte. I ft. ;cu. HU 1951
C-IEO. W. REIE.ENI
41EN & TRUNK NI AVIJI'ALITUREI;
1.3 —On Thlrtl at.eut botve,en Sl•Aket and I I:cult.
14m. 30, 1851.
M. E. WOOD,
111V31CIAN. May alwhys ho found at his residence in
lkuwai.n illy, when Lot prolcstionailyalfs-nt.
Da/L1:9,135L
GEORGE WILSON:
~..311y811.1 1N nany ha l onod nt Li. 0t1i4,1 in 1,11111 Late,
is u when not t:hso❑ton larulo,:cioatal bunautass
Po'arintry
J. 11. JONES,
y6 61101'. rz. Innt Vl' MARVA:— A ein.iling 1111 res!denco on
Muibt, b±tkvutpi Tbitti E.Lti 1 utallt 4:tetlk—eit'anteld.
ISAAC SMITH,
Fl'll ANT. A 1:4 I) 1,6,11..! , 1L Ld LUM umt AN I)
C,ll/1 , 0 Pni 'oco bem een ChorrY
ano. I.wiv-1:01,,t$1 , 11!9. Dee. Oa. lasl
'I'LIOMPSONS, HARTSOCIc, & Co.
iL(IN-I•'r:IINOER.-2—(7,,twnn.ville. An ext,n.ivo 113110 r
Meta Oil !na • Illf:s invie 10 wdar. I )t)",:. :AL I'l,l
'PHOAIAS-U. FUL'FON, & CO.,
MICII ANTS. nod citeu4ive doaler.. ann h:onultteture:•
11/ July :13.1Y.:;2
• J. B. APENALLY,
TTORNEY Al LAW. Ullloo'4lll door above Loofah's
2 - 1. lintel. on :Impact st..Cloulield. April. Itlb t.
"LOLA MONTES."
11 - 23aDot am:Z . ol4z. lamblEmes,
AT CLEARFIELD BRIDGE.
vnANCIS iespectlally arnouticm to lb ! pu , b . lo.
th‘t Ile has commenced the Above baeinets at
Fl ELI) BRIt)C U to the new bowline occupied by John
C.nd on the wed side ot the etre7... 1.% and!e will mlnnlea•
,re tit and SlinEB, of all at felt pones, on
th - •ehorlett notice, and In the very t.it manner.
tluve 610ORTY a call. June 41.
NEW . TANNERY, •
At Curweinsville.
OAMORI. B TAYLOR. resprc:ltilly aitounniies in hi,
tier lieu I.; trio:de—vie public—that lie ha, fCll7l.Veti
nod enceo husiLers at. his New Tannery ou Filhct
inim•-•tiately north of tt'num's Curweneville,
whore he it pr.pered to r nt , ply all orders on thort oohed and
in Ow. mutt 'emcee ory
cr. IDES. ;RAIN rinii Lu mil rat tOwin in exehnnee.
anti ill, highest price: tillowed. May 0.
• WM. NEWELL & SON,
Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants,
No. 3, South Water st.,
i A I v .r!i;VITA Y4 I ° .„ b n a T i t a d i f " Vi t tYPl' IVt 4 kA W WINKS.
TEAS 6Le. to wlch Lvite It; atm ' Clone, I . ;() t , NTI
M 1:11 , 1t1 A r./TA. ' ' O.. . 1 , 51 —7lll
L'I.EASAN 'a' au OLD,
IRON FOUNDRY and DIACIIINE SHOP,
At Clearfield.
undersig‘.o t rarectfully announces to the people of
Cmaitield end the adjoining counties toot hestjil,coatin
nos to Garry on MO noose businea at Ills extcasivetailablith
meat In the hotoush of Clearfield, and is now prepared to
uvula facture ati kinds of
Castings used for Grist Mills, Saw-Mills,
and all kinds of Illachinerp.
Ilia Cattiest are no of a upekir quality-equal. if Doom
hole( , to Awe Whet iv the finsie--s he even 10-e but the v et
luaLaily.l.uud r toplOyl wale but tau Vary beat of wontioen
If..
MACHINE SHOP,
sipero.i T,lll • INC; LATIIII.B, &wen by dram.
tosnow sutl...ettloloottrutto- and undo the antaarettitent ul
it I , f IT rival thech is-white elm, tt any rott in of irneninorr
; .i, tSti hi) In the very hest style, end , a .loth not Lee
now ~o hftuds a setae itiOntliant •nelt
..s vat o 1114,1 ;natures, I'i. l lt. tali I 0!
. .VA:4II liti rr1.E7.1. wt:lua ha °nit to se.l low fur
ar 133 a n.a....m0t,:0 urodlt. lie le how chbUna,, licon
he most approved patterns.
HATHAWAY COOKING-STOVES.
ALSO—Fancy Air Tight Parlor Stoves,
Nine Plate and Coal Stoves. Also,
Wiarellm celebrated Plote-itt
•
•t n ,l flu Vi-W 1.1. E„ F;i.EICII and Si , "
Witt:ch s ,
Ile iutor. , ll dos ell On leasunatro terms, and tinttl LW. Ihi
Milan. 01 I ite otottity aut,e:al tied a to their nits ea' au ,
to etv.l loth their eustrot ultveft psorer,d
hat tau i.Thrad ntivrs will be al o. e.l for I 031010 Produce
•ud iYi ET I It. At he, 110 s I,' ti:,i1•1111.i . I pergola,'
'LI Pr/ 11 I on fOr Wing involve ”1 ,,, 1e atltatata,
DAVIti ;.,11Z.
Cleurfli I I, Nov.
DR. HOYT'S
_ krv'tba)
bi Vesti nnw heing elletwl to 1119 I' untie
IE no a GUARANTETES CURE: for the iimi.VEs IN
HIIR9I j; and as the: only known rnealehui in. the world
havin¢ been used in the Private Voteriunt,V, ptilittwo of the
orourlotor for the I nst 30 yours ; end he hltssVer known It to
Nil in : a:lngle letttoc.: of producing eh:sting cure, and luau
in g the horse Inwood splint far work. The utter loop:P.16u;
cy of .the horrefor Inhor, when troubled with this common
thsvate, should induce every one having such to aNdy ito• .
lnediutely for this roniettr,
PRLUE cmr, not.tAß PEN. PACKAGE.
Which will be teat. — with full directions." to any'ntutof
the fruited States. All letter/tor. communion/ions to ho ad.
Alustt4,l'44 Paid. to
I. P. HOYT. ,
Rat/ of No. to pout I, rirru Street. Philadelphia,
Wbo.esalongent for tho United
N. 11.--Agents wanted threat:hoot the cenntry to whom
e liberal discount will he given ; and their Lunch/ Placed in
(ha advortisoroonts. Addrezg at above.
Millinery and Mantua Making:.
MISS FORD & MISS HUNTER
EtT6(YITIII.I,II announce to the qadioe' of ulearliold
end vicinity, that they 11111V8 commenced tho busincea of
Making, Reparing, and Coloring Bonnets
Black, Making Dresses, Caps, &e.,
and may be found In lime shop adjoining then:Admire or Win:
J Ilemohhl, no Praia stieet.
They hope a bn favored with a liberalehare of public pat
annoy an their woeb will be done to ploate and on tho trod
oaeonnblo terms. April 10, laid.
llteady, iVfladc
ribOTHING. of alma 6VOLV dooription—Coats. Vcsts and
Pantoicons
cavnrinc for tho Uppor extrotnitivi. a Wnlst cont. and a
pair or Uanmuntionab el. MI for 'MUM llol..idt RS. at •
WAL.L.AUE '& 1111.1.0.
. Wailch ac Clock Making.
_ . . T/IGDPirT IC WELCH begs leave
A%
to inform tho - citizens of
.4: 4 Clearfield and vicinity, that ho has
0': .... .\ permanently located in the shop
V I O ri:r } adjoining Lanich's hotel, on Mar.
* ket street, whore the repairing of
‘,.,-* if *, '
-...,... WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL.
11Y..4te:. will bo executed in the beet. manner,
of the shortest notice and on roasorniblo tortes. -.
Also, ENGRAVING executed at 'short notice.
WATCHES. &e.. loft with biro to be repaired
MIL be promptly attended 'to. and warranted for
ono year. , , , April 9, 041.
•IMPOAT ANT ; i i ,'
Fanner, Farrier & Stage Proprietor
MERCHANT'S
CiLEBRATED GARGLING 011
IN The lIIIITOWIt OP DIIIDICINN
As the most remarkable External Application over
discovered.
7---ort,c‘,BoVie COI% MAN 'AC.%.I
"•They can't Keep Howe without it."
Etlievienco of more than sixtee' , yea'rs has established
tho fact that Morchant'a Celebrated Oil, or Uni
venTallly Embrocatiorf;tvill Cure most caeca, and re
lieve a,ll Huelkda d t ,• • ,
Spavins, Sw,ocney, Ringbone, Winlgalls, Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Galls of all,
; kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, BruiseS, FinJ
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness. ,
Foundered- Feet, Scratches or, Grease, Mango,
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chilblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con
tractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Mreakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, &c. dm.
' , The, Unparalleled success of this Oil, in the cure of die
eaees in Horses and Cattle, and oven in human tlesh is
daily becoming more known to the fanning community.
It can hardly be credited, except by those who have been
it the habit of keeping it in their stables and bounce, what
jgt amount of pain, Guttering and time, aro saved by
tnttely applitation of this Oil.
Mar Ito sure the name of the solo proprietor, GEORGE
W. MERCHANT, Lockport. N. Y., is blown in the side
of the bottle, and in his handwriting over the cork.
All orders addressed to the proprietor will be promptly
responded to.
Got a Pamphlet of the Agent. and see what wonders aro
accomplished by the use of this medicine.
Sold by respectable dealers generally, In the Hulled
States and Canada. Alm by
AGENTS for the aboic Medicine
0. I) %A IsON. Cloarfie.d..Cletufleldcurty.
S. SMITH. returvlte, do tto
JOHN PAITON. 4vwensvillo do do
porriiit & mosfINN. Hid Ventre
COMM INN Ar iiE. OH. tirookvide.Jettoon
IHCKINtinN. fret We.
J. ri IIbAKLB Y. nomadic. Iffmanrocontoy.
JOHN C isItENNEH. Mouresville.Cloarfield co
attend according to Act of Congrees, In the yen
18M., by J. B. HOUGHTON, M. D., In the clerk's
Oftico of the District Court for the Deem
District of Penrurylesinia.
Another Scientific Wonder!
OREAT OURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA!
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
on, GASTRIC JIIIIOE.
Prepared lrum RENNET. or the fourth Somme).
of the Ox, all, r Directions of BA ICON LI EDIG,
Tho great Clit mist, Ity J. ti. oval'.
Toni. M. D., No. 11. Aurtli Eighth ',Street, F litho.
dolphin, In.
This is n truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYMPEPSIA, JAUNDICP:. Livsin. COMPLAINT, CON•
tertrATiozi. and DEBILITY, Curing niter Nature's
own method, by Nature's ov% n agent, the" Gastric
Juice.
*„*liiilininDspunnfu! ihn4 Fluid, infused in Wil•
ter, will digest or thesulve, FIVE POUND++ OF
llutisT BEEF IN ABOUT TWO ttuUttN. 001 01 the
Stumach.
DIGESTION
l IGESTIoN 1:odor:rod in the etomneh hr the
ILA aid 01 a fluid will.: :Fr el Y • 111t1CI froth the inuercoal ul
that organ: when la a onto of lifialn, called ehe Gastric
Juice Thin Field l.lha Great :301 , ..ent ul the tool, the Puri
friLtt, eletrrvlnr. nod tittinalattnd i:Qeht of the t4toiarch
and twestin s. on ithniit it thew will Ile no eideation.—no
.convertfon uf Food Oro. , Blood an , our. utti , too at the hotly
hut !tither in nip fel. and destru: ti .0 nautili too al
the whole illy est ire adoaretu 1. A wen 4. half .fiad uyuren
stemarh mortar:At na rood lt 'atria Juice. and lien o the dia.
echo, SI/airs', an.; del slits w hidtlt ria•tle•
p CA'S! N A I) It N
FUSIN , s the chivf elem. nt. or Great Lhgestise
u the ov,r.jejuie, It is kood in goof nher,h.ece in the
solid unroof thu butiatits siornoch atter death end ,oinetithea
chut er. the Venitittit to itsitet. feat Pali up. it IL also
'grind to the stomach of I.lllClttlz, ft. the ox. it
tit lited b 7 tunnels Ili Uf.l./C e11 . ..3,Can 1 1.1 hamlet,
0,0(4 ctlofwhinh hes long Ger.!, the sv.loiler oi tte dulry
'1 he l'tif.ltit.tt ullatt• 11: 1 1 1. 11; t• 11, 1 I. LULL $1 (oltligt.tt wit ittlll
UNI ,, Am.,. 11Ctottl•lt , nit Tho 111.t.fintt h of a oitil will
rout.. newt , ; pits u, owc rveith, vr
liefon rot ••i ma o.rt of Poosto dissolved in sixty
blurt.otl w met! ..pu other fuod."—
thwt•roi eromoths ;mid lice un cond it:work Juice• Rennet , or
r t risiu. ' h o w may ho lierteetly supplied,
ire gu..e.e. the !Oil.
N'IRNTIFIC EVIDENCE.
itAltpN LIOLI/G, to his celebrated were on Animal
n Ar•Peti C:r.ert.tv.• Plaid why 'et.
I r..:pply pl..4tmetl I f. , 311 IIiC tit utrothi utol Ihrietonnict of
t m nr , I or road. as meat and eggs.
will be tiotlenet,ghauletl, and Dize.tee, preuively . in thusamo
Itiall:14 , ~s 1.14‘V
v. , .1/11 ' the hl , l
011 ,
if /1, In lilt franca, - :"1)i.• on ••I.e t eltrA 'N et. "
im blith a o be . Newoft( rave 35, states the
intattirtaitleat. cud tieserib•3 /hp. method of oteparation.--
There Atli few Weller roithoptie. !pen Dr. Peed ti
• I /I' TkiN /MI /11'.5 it, .P.oftsger .Chemistry to r the
Medical College of tha Univ. ot New York, :n tin "Text
- Bereklortlbs.mittry." page 316.'imys. lit Wes Men a question
Vihlthvrtheet floe ot.ti Id he performed—hut Ms now
tibiseriettiy niltallistr that it mar bs
imaininitthin. in his grvatavork
no Duman Thvklology,'llevoles more , than fitly pages to an
examination 01 tit :a subj.-et. Ilisexptvimenis with Dr. Beau
mont, oo the Cathie Jnloo, obtained from the Irving human
stomach an.ll....a,aunentils are Yiell known •'ll, all eases."
he says •aliteition ocatOted Ito petreetly . in the ArUlicial as in
the . CitituMisit.restiona."
AS* A DIP'I'I.I'SIA CARER.
tOuparatiqn of - PI :WIN hue oraatread
fktoritst tnaryalious enact,. outing eAses pi Debility, 1..:(1111C19'
Hoe:Nut/OAS Deanne, anti DvittePtie CouttimatiOn.sephosed
to .ho to tileiVCIF Ye:4o I.ll"illegfiliti , It is unpessiltle to glue
•the &gaits of rases In tho limits oh Illivntlverti:amont , -but
aluthoutiottal ocelifteates,hve been r eualyad or mere than
, , ItEM A ItiCABLE cURES
Ih voik: and sfettor. alone. These wore
nearly c'esPer.ttuuate3.,eatt the cures were rot ouly,rturld
A nd . wa•Aertoi,•trdt aermanapt'.' ' • -
ft isn strol,t4l24;it..)Uri Ist`fTll4QTß. and; froze the Elston.
Isldnely smolt oftnefity neotisiery'to hrodusehettithpdlgestion.
a behoved to out poen I I -, .
F:LECTIIO.MAGNi:TIc i'IIINCIPLES,
The re ig o o form of OLD liTOttAoll (X), NTS which
it dorm not ream to teach. and remove nt hneo No matter how
bad thrY Marto, It 0111.14 - 3.ttittlAta REILIEF. Agingle
dote remettt nil tho unplemuut symptoms; and it only needs
to be ropealto r for a glum time. to mune thane good ciiim's_per.
mourn,. PURITY Ulf 111.000 and VIGOR OF 1101)1l,
follow at puce. It in pattirularly excellent in cage of Nausea,
Vorniting.Cratnin. Soreness of the odor the StomitCh. Witten
athrectiihr, low, cold taw of the illoof,l floovincis..Lownits
of i3plrite Dmpondenoy, nmaciation Weakness. tendency to
leder:lay O ,
L &0,0, R
Price; NII DOLA par bottle,.b ee bottle will often
effect Li:letting Cont.
• PEPSIN IN POWDERS,
SENT SY MAIL. x'ILEE OF POSTAGE;
For annvinienen Of sending to' all pads of the country. the
DIGESTIVE !RAWER Ot.' 'WU PEPSIN is put up in the
form of Powders. ,with directions to be dissolved in diluted
alcohol. water. orerrup t.bytSe Patient. These powder: eon.
lain precisely the same matter as the bottles, but palcotho
quantity forth° vamovicei. and will be sent by mall. NREE
Or POSTAGE. for • ONE DOLLAR sent (post paid) to Ur.
J. II oUGLITON. No. 114 North Eighth greet, Shila:i Pa.
Six packages for five dollars Every paokege_
hears the written signature of J. S. DOUGH TUN. 82.• D..
Sole froPriotor. , .
* * *Agents wanted - Woven , tmyn In' the Cattail States:—
Very liberal discounts given to the tutd e. Druggists, Post Irina.
ters,and Boolue'lers are desired to not as agents. ' .
AGENTS for Clearfield county— •
WALLACE It IMAM. Clearfield borough.
W. 111.41102 MIMIC& VOnleneville. • .
• p, W. HAMMI T T/ both cabare t
IL W. 111001111, e'en tourathip.
CU1115 . 11 0 in EDAEP ' Y. A vele. New Wathington.
• . JOHN C.ORENNER.Aloaresville, Ofetufield co. •
Mar 28. IH5l^-11-
• SALT . SAUDI.I : '
/ 6 2_,IRQUND. ALUM,I,3IYESTORI`I' IGIAIRY: SALT
for sale br the Haat. Barrel ow Isaias!. ,
• WALL/AIM 80,111 LLB.
, g of ri t ctx u w , OloarfoO, PA.
I.; a. , (.I ill •.
PECOP.M2'O2
FOR; I'LIiILIBIIING AT ~ VITAI!ING'I'Pri.
Duqngilio P ti
rekidentil
,
A KLt . PAPER
Th be entitled
`7l-1B
To be exclusively. devoted tg the advcaq,
and clissemi?aation;of Demotratic
ciples, and the: support of theinominee ,
for tlw Presidency of the , Rational. D e :,
mocratic convention., which, zbill cen., ;
vene at Baltimore on; the first , of : ..Tun4
: • .
inhvittibaill . p . roPkise to bohirtiencier.On the 6th'61 1 44' . :1
.11: or as coon thigenni3Cllll the proboodirigs' ok' the thshr it ."
Concontion don 'be rdoniVe'd, a 'cants:di/en 'p pet anddi the
it
above Otte: em- In pont/oho , the: ohme. week ty,,rfos
preceding the rresidentitit Liection: which is to tete PlaciN•
November neut., The palm 1 , ) II lin
,dcvated exolusiyulgt a l
the dismission rind adirocticy of democratio PrisclPlas ase
measures, and Pledged to thostipport of the candidates tat,,
may he, Presented for the suilreigcs of the American peel s !
lot thetbo highest offices in their alit, tty theNallottal Deg o .)
c ntioConvention, which will arserrible in .Bultinionneo rb b
Ist olitmenext. ' • • • • • ••
e first no infer of "TIII CAII , IPAiIIt , P' will con_tala a
complete analysts of the state of parties when C enerat Tat lr:
was elected, a reviovy of the on in;il which defootert the dsm&
dialto nomlnatiost, and an exposition Of Cho ovfltitietatblis:
iv Inch Justify the belief , that the et nolo of the. Unit cd Botta,.
alt4r witnessing, the Inability of-the Whig' Perty tic
pledges and to conduct the, It floral tpl m mistrin ion In t he num,
ucr ban' o.lciulamit to protrude esd'reanio the attend interethl
await emulously tire opoortunity.to pi • co the ship of rhatela,
more 'corrtmettut, vigilant, and patriotic hands Daring the,'
willed will be call° out by the approaching Miri•l
tits. it wits bc the object of this paper to faiMili timely info.'
41 iori to the peeple, and wet konsideled artioles upon itch
to is and eilemmestacci as may bo necessary to to !honing
Understanding of:the stpte: of :the' contort and the pitrung
Which are in lime between the two partici.
Writ is very itotimblo that , bscrihers shook! h areiheft.
m
mires catered evieas to the Ist of Jane, he dny r .the•
()pewee' of the canvass.)' as we cannbt'gtinronty tofctilurh
httctr. unmbets to theae,whe shall saint:fib° after rho Pineal
the third number. , •
-- - 1 4-
TD3.1:412 !I 9 ,
, .
'Tiil CAMPAION" will be conducted tinder the edlintihip'
uf tii, yioshitroton Moon. It will Qt tointiatims a sheet titn.
liar In ilz, ilyin and rxeuvtioft to that isitml font ihj a o tti oe •
to Vv..% and folded, in ei nilyveniEnt loillufer hindlon. to •
Ono. Dollar . per copy.
Clubs will he tur!!illioil with H cplei for 33 0
• 13 1
15
I:S7"NOTICE —Newspapers. hp poblohten the blare:lb:
anther with this notice, until tho dh at teley, will balenu a t r
ed with ono cove of •"rho ruffiffitu " •• •
The het umber orl'hoCnnitiquoit" , will be pebllthod td;
tei the e'eetion, and will oontrilu the' official rcturnt Of tbe
CRIIV4I4 in oroty 23tatu.
DONELSON•Et A RIA6TRODIO.
THE GREATEST lIISTORNAL
And Allegorical Print of the Age.
In Commemoration of the most important
events in the American Revolution.
The British surrendering• their arms by
GENERAL WASHINGTON.
After their defeat at Yorktown Virginia,
• October, 1781.
•
THE engraving Is executed by Tanner Valiance. Reality
Et 1;0 from an original drawing by J. r Renaud. sad
publi heti by ttenitunin Tanner, Engraver. l'hi'adelphia.
size (if the print is tr.r.by anti was orizinally,plb.
fished to ttut.suribers ht tin In tr a sheet.
„ . .
K.XPLAIIATIP .N —THU litelruitY.—ln the tint nd
avoid Diati ate Ex tiibitat three lame atotqts 0 , the mincer oh
ticart, who here tne:ent at the ttantaction, with a flutifel
hY et , ete of etch.
In the fiat stoup Is stool, General Washlegion. General Er
chart:beau, Cennral Llneoln Col Hamilton, an old Farrah;
alter to tooterxmlate the scene, Bills the servant, and ths
Corse or General W sthtesteo.
. . .
In the second group aro American and French
GeLerai Knox. Fecietury Wih.ru. and the Duke de Lantos,
and the Martinis de La Fayette.
The third group is descripire or the Ild'lth tureenderlso
dime arms. Lord Con worth t General U' liar,. Commodore
e.immatis, Colonel Tarlton. with t w • fingers cut ell, Lents&
tit Colonel Ralph Abercrombie, L enintorit Col. net Deeds%
Lord Criewinn. dc. Lord Cornwallis : 'merits Im-senile.; bi
sword to the fret General 011Icer he merts. ha t Gen. Wash
ington is pointed nut to him Ls the only pump' to whom bet,
to enrrender Ws sword.
Un the 111411 U end in the distance era the different attain
and crowds of rownntori. The house vf &mean Wiingion
el:IWO by Lord Cornw•illis toil his staff which was bombard.
cd und pieterni with lint' g : e Manlius de La Perettee her.
int remarked that they wtro carryme dirties for the Memel*
Lord Co. ow cll. ark.d inure of Itencral SL ashineinia towoi
him a dish or his of cooking. and immedtatlir after gesso!
bomb shall. fell through the rL.of co the table. and ws.unded
some. end d rtrenred the Party.
TIIE ALL E , ll.lltY —On the 1,11 is (vented a mdncinlit ia
honor of thogediustdods heroes who sacrdicaf tinir lions 01
their fnrtures to insure their tilizet.s. the LiJo-Ty
pendence they now enjoy.
I U111.1: 4 1IED AT SS BY WM. B. LANE.
Atll/ TO ItE MAD AT THE OFFII,F; ();•
AMEII.I"AN 17( URI lAt ';10 141 (NIES tIT -2.
PriIILADELPHIA. AS PREMIUMS TO THAT PAT . ;
A I.lllEft A 1. 1 )It3COUNT TO A.GENTeI
A nr.l rd. &W.
TAILORING BUSINESS. •
REMOVAL.
fubscrihor, t lima:tut fur past favor?,
H pelt lolly informs his customers,mid the pit!,,
generally, that helms removed his shop to the hat! ,
ding I)VOC the Post, °iliac. lately occupied by R.
%%lard, and that he will be there found at all Matt.
"en !e,:tiiil" to supply his customers, Unliketanneul
hiseotemporaries. he is unable to promise that flu
Fashions are of the most approved style et Attie
Quyry, hut will Insure them made according Met
Latest Fashion of more modern days. •
THOS. SHEA.
Clearfield, April 1, 1851.
CHEAP WATCHES,
jowairy. aratall Onllv®r Wurs,
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Twenty per cent. at least less than ever
have been sold in the United States
LPIVi R W An:llo'3, NH jeweled, le carat taut
( usual y to , EI at (145)nnh: ,
14 133..
CO. I , 1..11'1N t; WA Ecli t..h.18 carat ca:e ilweled.
FA( WA'II_4I6EA full y2welEu,cozaally EU 019 H
~iLVEttI,AIhNE WATt.;IIE:S, . 14
TIVk Per hall dozen,
Jt I'LN :Aver
.
Perv.nu tvishlria Wi th hor Wrich.s or jewelry, au him
Item rent by maid.
with porteat rafiny,iu any oast of that'll'
d Stales or West Ividiov fir,t rtndirg mama at of Do.
try All 4rtiulea ar rep.esented above. Onlds
from the annuli,. respwum y sohehed.
Address pi/Ft:void % LISWLt LADO:itUS. 106 Chensuld..
the Franklin Muse. Philadelphia.
ri:rr.:B of. tield Louslbt. nr manufactured intojewelit
Ao , ii 10,1852
ROBERT ANLEY,
cusirjamge A NDMa an
•
•
. .
r”, II LI subsctiber rospeetrully informs tile eitiztat (Vin .
o.
bed eamiu9. that ho is carytog on the above bailees, qf
Marl,ct ItILOT, pearl , oupt•l:tc !he teioleobe of 16a6etfouthtu.
whorl be te.oeet'plly aolieiti a there of oublio llotteluger
tie (1 atr:s himself that be CN , I liumshw(nk to al perfoef woo
may boolemed to' oull, to their ontt:e vallsfactfon. newel
ttov flys have ou boy.d
. Cabinet-work and Windsor Chairs
Of ovary dueriptiOn. Ilphothwiest chtitre made to order.
ALSO, Dentist, Invalid, and ChenltUr
Chairs 'Chairßeds' and Bed Chairs.
pm{ Chair can Ike , AID verged from t 1 4 ,1 Arm Chill to
etdeoletet lied•hy two ;Mu wet, amt.% 117 am kgd uP to thalg
leap Ite cue trouinttly canted under the arm It It tusulGulgq
suitable for Andtarrii Ilion to tied for elmfitisicadd gentleuutt.
N. ii —Coffins made Lap.) fteuteuf.manner and uu thq Ogg
odd notice. • • • • t • •' • ! „ . .
ilotesPcatfudy tells continuum.* pf Volpubra Patres•
aRw.! • R e v,t 4. tFstl-nl
ORPHANS!' COURT • SALE.
Y VIRTIJKor an ordeir ailtei, °rotting,' Wood otek4l,-
ho.d Gooney. there wi.l ck ,ored to PUBLIC MAI,
on tho premiterio6HATUltte/tY enoltie day of ABOillit
veil, et 2 o'clock, B. M. the one
,idividalTl ,l2l
nett or . a TRAGr t , f' LA 0 w
1 , kit.•ere il•
liradytaw
ship, i-learrerld coaldT. lends of Chap*
au, nod othe,t. into a part of ESTATE. of Lb&
red Morrie'', lr., dentuuld,
TERNS--ekstrOn data/11 , 11 loil'Of solo
GUN fitll) A4Fo r n4
Brady towtodito, May 20; 1051
114 arnanel..§ take iJ otice.
STJPERIORTHRESHING MACHINES.
TuomnsoNe. ilAwrsclux bs elo A EARN EY: . Tut
thlioopor unity to naltin the PaItMERII OF =AP
FlEl,l),and,t`hon9trropudtlß counties. that th e 7 nre torsi
ang e d in hlatilfau.ntrog. at Our trensville; Elea:acid Court
a ghperser unilis Of, r - , . • ,
,Aztr Horse :Power . Threshing Machines.
TIIOY Jiro wet :WA to supply all orders on the shortest gods
a n del, the most ,scoommodativa terms. These tosehlasserit
corsitruotert, of the, VtlY best material.. and the Pattern hOr
perfect In every particulars and passing' through the hods el .
non buttirit rate workmen. cannot fail to give general Or
fSCtion.
nil REPAIItING ot Threshing Mael I:m.4o*P
short notice and In the moat substantial and latilllictorr mss'
ups. at Curren Poundry,
`' • 'TU. 1111PSON8 HARTIRWIC hioAtSik.Efi tits
• Earwensville, iegtol.lhbles•sly..
S . „
Eitate of Matthew Ogden, deceased.
-moues la mutely GIVER, That LattentTOSl t a
A. l ll tan! have bo n tuned to the so modbon. on tapes
Matthew Ogden, son., late of Lawrence township, Oteto
county, doomed. All Persons indebted to said ostalta
therefore snake immediate payment.-and those parlay clue.,7
age lost the some. are esqueited to mount them to Ma Pr
scribers, none Utoalfteld. duly_ aothentioatixl igettlittallo!
N
. , ABRAILIA ted,'
sone 25. 1852
Notice:
tienione aoe.quate ea the gaol , Pf . 1 1:17 1
C u pts d. Robert maestro". treeing e , 1201 e T t utio
0 OU O. AIAHAVFE_ 2 II arq reQuens o u u r s op,
media yat their stare in New , wisaluaatoe. -
came. at they are eetirousorptettieca settientoli;
• • l'itMallati3B KaAex ea! , 4
Jaile a. 1853.