The Election Riots in Ireland.
llins out.of the Military—Firing oti
- ilia , populace, and loss of life.
The most lamentable scenes have taken
place at the election for the county Clare.
The military have been called out,, and
several li'vOs have been sacrificed. The
-following detailed statement appears in the
Linlerick ,R,epoiter„ published on the 23d
ultimo
It 'appears that so early as seven o'clock.
A. M., to-dtry, a company of the Thirty
first regiment of foot, under the command
of. Captain and accompanied by
Mr: Christopher Delmege, jun., J. P., ;was
proceeding through the village above men
tioned, escorting voters on the property of
the Marquis of Conyngham. As they ware
passing through the village, the Court
House was occupied ,by, a great number of
persons, including several magistrates of
the County, several clergymen and several
freelielders. The people of the village
hissed and hooted Lord Conyngham's vo
ters,. and some state that stones were
thrown ; but we have not beard the fact on
sufficient authority to render it positive.—
Others allege that it vas not until a sec
ond attempt was made to rescue the voters,
and -the gun oftine of the soldiers smashed
with a stone, that the officers gave orders
to fire. It would appear that a murderous
fire was at once opened on the people, and
that the volley was discharged in two di
rections--one towaras the chapel—the oth
er down the street of the village, where a
large police forco, consisting of forty men,
were stationed at the time. The noise of
:ho firing withdrew the occupants of the
Court house from the building. They rush
ed into the street, and to their inexpressi
ble horror, they found five of their fellow
countrymen shot dead, and several others
wounded. We have heard that the num
ber of dead exceeds eight, and the number
of wounded had not been ascertained when
our informant
leit-
The rumor at Six-mile-bridge was that!
the order to fire had been given by the
officer. It is impossible to discribe the ex
citement which prevailed. The people
were unarmed—in fact, it is believed that
in the entire barony there arc not two
stands of arms.
Mr. James Frost, of Bunker's Hill pre
sided in the Court House, and he was pre
emptorily called upon to stop, the polling
while so many of the people lay dead in
the street. There was no polling up to
1 o'clock, P. M. After this frightful deed
of blood, a special messenger was des
patched to this garrison for more troops,
when the Horse Artillery and two compa
nies of the 31st Regiment were sent out.
Mr. Cronin, R. M. was present, and sta
ted he gave no orders to fire, nor were the
muskets of the soldiery and police under
his command loaded. The Rev. Mr. Chine,
P. P., was hit in the hat with a spent ball.
' Several of the clergy of the district were
present, and did what they could to allay
the excitement.
Later and Important from Havanna
NEW ORLEANS, August 6.—The steam
ship Crescent City has arrived with Havan
na dates to the 2d instant.
Much excitement prevailed on the Is
land when the Crescent City left, in cense•
quonce of the discovery of a political con•
spiracy intended to wrest the Government
from the hands of the Spanish authorities
Several very influential citizens are said
to-have been engaged in the conspiracy.
A large number of seditious documents
were found on some of the persons who
were _engaged in circulating them when
arrested.
The markets generally were unchanged.
There was, but little business.
.; MARRIED.—On.the Ist last , by Fran
/cis Pearce, y5( r ..... George W. Shimel,
lo Miss.. Mary
: Jane 'Bush, of Boggs town-
Oip,.elearfield county.
• e.E1,613W-CITIZENS OF CLEARFt gla) CoUNTY , --
1 respeotrnlly offer roller to yJnr oonsidein ion as a cen,ildats
for the tam of 1311KRt nt. taeansnifte General Bled
mid Jr elected, pledge on eel lo pug oral the Outlet thnoof to
Oohed of my abiles, and wittnut 100, I avor. or attea , toe.
- villAdAbd rowta.6.
Cletulleld,fag 11. 1t52.
IVl_ 132139.8...ED1C0R5 •
, • Nlnue entwines. filo TIM, of JAM 1?,
IA)OK. se - e. 'Of Pike towaehiu, est aandidate for eottize
oratiratiee, at the coming Fall ;Ideation.
Aug. 10. F6s—pd.
Med9llS. AMORE a. WIL
OEN'I LEWEi —Please snuouucoihe bums 'of FOR 0
H. SNUB. pliCirnril towa.hip. asa Volnateorpacididate far
Ole onto of CJUNTY CII.I4:4IONEIL et. the enwillit
OutotO Election. BEd oblige
•
August 0. 101
~ Court riocla'snationi. •
11/ITHEREAB. The Illonorabie JOHN O. KNOX', Print.
' If if' • cent Judge of the Court of Common Pletui °file F.igh.
teesth _Judi tea firtnat. composed of the counties of Clear.
Reid: Oneida. Jefferson' and Venetia°. and the tiorenabits
RICHARD SLIAW and JOHN P. HO VT. Associate Judges
- in Clearfield county. bare issu ed their Precept besting diae
Oa SIXTH day of Augast. 052, to me directed, for hold.
COURT OP ' COM 51nN PLEAS - . ORPHAN'S COURT
COURT OF utJARTER BEssioNs. AND COURT OF
DILEArD 71'41.1M1N Eft ANC GENERAL JAIL DE
LW
. -
At Clearfield; la and for C leadleld cougar, on the THIRD
MONDAY of Pept: next—beo a tbtatth day of the mouth.
NOTICE It3.REFORE. HEREBY GIVEN,
To theCoronor, I awe Pence, and Cons tittles Ara n
fog the . Count? o ft. field, to appear in their own per
Persons. with Rohs. Iteaords. lupoistuons, Examinatioaccud
otheillemsmbranoes. to der those things which their °Woos
and in thiedir behalf appertnin to be hal fe, and all witnesses,
mud other venous. prosecuting lin of the Commonwealth
against any prisnuere. are repaired to Me then and there a t .
tanding.and not.depart without leave, at their perlk
OLIIV.IEN undez o ne
hand at Cleatfleld, tbis 6th day o August,
in Oa year ot one Lord one thousand eight hundred nue
Vtifty.ter.o and the Deventy.saventh year,of AMill loan In.
devendenog. • •
i " ALEXANDER.CALUWELL Shetiff.
:: 7:i4gitstero.Notfion, . . .
IVOTIOS Is •Lisiebi given, that the following accounts
Nhuskies' examined and passed by me. and remain fileP
of record la this o ffi ce for the inspection GI heirs. lexatens?
creditors. sad
toteers i Orp h an s way laterested,
be presented next court of Clearfield County
to be held at the Court hones la the tinrough of Clearflel4., on
Tuesday the Ulu du of Sept 6 next. Mutant/laud/0a awl al"
!ague..
Ist.—The outlet =oust' of John Cory and Simon Flora.
bough. Executors of James Coal. late of Ur est tow cabip,
tneattledd o,Asity. deceased. _. .
2d..—The Mast Account of &eard Williams sad William
wooldrldi e. Administrators of , Samuel Harder, late or
Bradford township. Clearfield county, deceased. _.,.
13d. W e ?artist Account of James V.
.tAwiard and willinal
lov ailacm,pataors ot Waa, U. weich.uste of tbe ben ,
ough ot Clem •
deceased , . •
4t
Thom Fin Account er Jobir 'Mimi:Josiah It: it,iyd and
Th o mas Rout. Administrators of Thomas Beath late of
Laivtglice,rewrolnp‘.livarbelil cuantroJeased. .
, , J. , • .VV %I. PO H.Telt, Beatzter.
- nuts;aj'scialce..aenteld.; A u gal t 11, itb;l: '
, .
LEVER FLEGAL • • '
E.ACKBISILTIL:Lutbersbutg. L. will attend in all bud
.sits to Maw. and will luso furnish .WottiuNti. B uses
d . 1,0 ,yelf , asap. and tosnutintured in tbe nest style
and warrentqa.. • Aug. 7. 183/..—y.
~..--,
...... :.: 113116spolhatiorca. . . •
.1113 CaPtatoetabtaberatigo wresting between the solr
1
I washers, muting or pattawsie' the D.
HOyfr a was dissolved pr tovitest content ea the but el
all latt--173 g. t il le tor ifs with Kowa Deno toe batistes
Is soo.eitats,t- I HU Atli be • settled DI J. P. Host
he weleaatotoe %Naha* slat
%PJOeV rI aUY,
DAI W g
en
110111'.
ettgiisao toivolbli;icticli: 1E52 :.. ,
SHERIFF SALES:
BY VIRTUD cola Writ of Vend'Uoil Espana,. Issued out
of the same mutt. and to me dintrii. win be exposed to
Diablio sale. at the court house, loth rough of Clearfield,
on MONDAY the 110th day of PiEST BEN. next, the Sol.
lowing desotibed Treated - Wad, situate in Site township.
Coalfield county. viz—Beginning et a hickory. themes west
150 perches to a post. thence fig degrees wet GO perches to a
riestsmorth 49 degrees east 150 patches to a post, thence nonh
45 degrea wait 8U vetches:beteg part rf a tract of land sat.
veycd in pursuance of a warrant granted to A deur Zun tale g.
er, with-85 notes cd land, two Gwoillag Howe, and Unbin
(WWII °Mae erected. Melted eni taken I a e/euution and lb
ha sold us the property ot John Henry and T hou ni s Henry.
ALSO, .
nir virtne of a similar verit.ibitled out of the sante °obit,
.1- , lend to uaotiltectett, will be exposed to publiasala at the
lomdtinse and place, ell the interest er detondant in and to a
Gestalt' Traratt of Laud situate in Bell township.. , Utpaifield
county; containing 150 acres, holed part of a survey On war.
rant N 0.55611, in the name of John Nicholson, het,inning at
the two fallen ash corner on the river, the boundary of said
original surrey, thence down the riser 50 rods thence by a
hoe across said Trent to the northern line of the same so as to
Include IEO sores (Attie upper end of said large survey, and so
as to inclu,:e the Improvement of said defendant on snick trod
with two froutes.• Stabling and Saw Mill thereon erected.
aud eP.out ES notes cleared. Seized and tn. en in execution
and to be told as the prop A.LS erty of George Walters.
O,
joy vlrtaciiif,a similar writ. issued out of the same court.
.1J cue to me directed will be exposed to public sore, at the
lame lone and place,
held erardo c o on s ol Land situate in
Boggs township, Coat countyining 40a nuns. Inf.
veyed on warmot to Robert Skinger. bounded hy Wm. Mot.
its Stephen Kingston. John noniron and John Thomas.
Also tU awn la maid township. adjoining the Robed Morris
survey. beginning at a post insane north 49 perches to ii nor.
net ofJolin Thomas, thence 1'95 perches ton port, south NB
perches to place of beginning, cut oil the south weit corner of
the Walter etterwort survey, with al acres talented on the 408
acre tract. Seized and taken in a ea.:noon and to be add as the
property ofJohn Alone.
ALSO,
IP V virtue of an altar similar writ. issued out of tho Tame
JUP court, and tit me (flute I. will ha clot:wed to imbue sere
at the 30111k1 Moe and plane. all the interest of Josopa LOD(10b
aid John laandol in and to a Cartem
T rion of b a uda, situate
in Venn township, Clearfield county. ning hemlock
west to Este: F. I.on lon's tried lilt) porches. thehce south by
land
ouch B. Geed 10/8 porches te a post, thence num east
WI a, thence nor h by land of .A. B. IleA MI perches
to place of beginning. hang part of survey known as I'mo
&Wows talon:ix about 75 acres, with a 1' wo Story Ileum and
About in acres cleared therron. At di no es oi
lend of land situGeo.at
n ocgs township. to said county, bon ode.' by e
Wilton. sea.. nail by laud of Carious% with ri Couto house
and Darn and about 10 acres cleared thereon. Seized and
tsken in esecutlon and to tai role as the Provo. 4 of JOsonh
Gentian.
ALSO,
nit. viltue of a similtir writ. issued out of rho same court.
11 and to merlin:med, will fie exposed to publiu sale at d
a the
same tine and place, to wit—All the ra s h , tate, 'meter t n
&atm of defendant,' of. in end ta a &milieu %ilia of land situ
ate in llecoana township, Clearfield county beginning at it
whhe pine. theme by the Thames Gibson survey south 110
porches to a post. thence by land sold to E.
in v.. Tinton west Sig
po theece west by the Robert Wilson sy tl5 our...h
es. trches,
henoe east by Isaac Rat kets iti peichez to place ot bei.in•
nine. being par.°, abutter tract in the name Thomas Gloom,
with a Nouse and late We and about d 5 sures cleart.d thereon.
Be.ted and taken In execution and to be sold ..s the PrePeltY
01 John U. fdillcr.
ALSO,•
By virtue 01 a similar writ, bisect out of the lams court.
and to me directed. win be exposed to 'mime sale at the
same time and WILCO. alpha ri.rnt. ode, interest end claim of
Jamas Holoas or, in. and to a LA) tarn Tract of Ls asl slaw e
in Peon tOVenthie. Clearfield county. containing 5.1 aCret.ti
wit—beginning at the tcwoohip road lending to the Cherry
Tree, thence along the line of John Stnritts to a career cail
)
ed Bell's come', theno at rid t angl e s into tire balance of
Peter Owen's lend a prooer dist ma:s to make 5 ) acres. wised th
house treated thereon and ulen it acres &car i. 7.
taken in execution and to be o:d es the propetty of James
Li, bins.
ALSO,
_.. . _.
nods of a similm writ, banal out or the same court,
I.J I to me directed. will he exposed to public ewe ihe
s s r.e time and place, to wit—A Certain 7 riot of Lend situ.
ate in Drcer.ria t ,vr ethic, Clear7ell county, uourmed by
muds of John Patchin, flardieen Philtioa, ant o hvr, non
mama aboat bU acres, with about ~ c is c!esred 'Led
and taken In esenitiou and to be •old as the orive[ty of Juan
Li Witter'.
ALSO,
IV vines of a similes writ, kilned out of' the same court,
and to me directed, wilt toseaposel to oub:io sale at the
same time and Place. to wit —rt Cornin Trect nt Land situate
in litall:crd township, Clearfield cociotY.oonttlialailt 14 . 1 arms•
hetes oast of 'lto l'eter Wedding survey, beirmorni at a chee
rios, thence by Jacob Downing north 117 perches, ?berme
west Ili percher, thence south ay stmeal's mart rl7 perolrt,
thence east by the Geafg alt berg s turves 1 7 parch Ai to plac'
of oi,,insing, with Um fill rOvements thereon. Unzett and
taken In execution and to be sold as the Rid; arty of Asabet
Can by
TRIAL LIST for Sept. term, 1852.
I..onerd a Mo .re vs bourclunen a Uroake.
W n Newcomer vs itaqtaiin llattsourn
J T Tensinol. Assigns& duo. vs James Tamer
Ltaniattt u.e of Worm. me of
Grodsm.jr. vs 11 L. Ball
golissbersu & Bijou' vs Benjamin Illooin
Ira Sables vs 'l' A MaGhte. se. al.
-, eren me of Sed,wlek vs It Hereabout
Grorte W Komi i •I 's kao tlmith
Gut.lim use of IL Phew is 1' , .. Fercov eomt- 01 Gailtim
Thus Elliot • v. If +slot de McCracken
Philip Antes vs limier a timed
James Gallaher jr. vs Borannder St. 8/lOkleY
John M Chase vs Parnyel A otreY
James (lal•nher.Jr. Ira J 111111[111OUT. et. al.
1W .1 itlxini dr. 1 Prrith ~ Vi Palos Bloom
Wm Wilsiso. vs Wm Bloom
Jaisph filot_tracken vs delitstsersot Sc Bloom
ISOM, Wilson as chniiiilli SO . (1
C Eolith VI James Altert or. Brothers
.:enure Rehlris vs Itvoh ml Itsh.iro
Jaeot) Snyder es F Witco, a A Pitt,
tiar.imen Phillips vs s , cnoot Ileendy
Stuns vs Wm Glasgow
Patanin M :tons vs A Tacoma.
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A Lscante VA J etnion ..4. ii re coin
W P
LI. FO it PER. Proehr.
Aug. 10. Idaj. -
HENIPEISIO,O4IS BROTEL,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
PILE subscriber rrost mercifully Worms the Mt seas or
1 cousty. nod the travelling publiu sucierell ,
that he has titken the above named 1101'El. clamed hn the
°antis of Float ant Miirket streets, in the botoolgh of (leer.
Id. whore he will itt, time ba pr oared to accommodate
'how who may favor him with their oustiim. No uitiu.
will
t),111 , 3111t be the otoinictor to make his ousiomers amendable.
anti hi+ house a 110111E1 to thom who in ay stop with him.
ermtLE will be chreinlly attended to—and his TA
BLE.' sal BALL supplied with lie best the
J mnrtes
wi
I ikIDAYBI a
LL.ir mi.
WM. . l,
August 11. OW
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
I , IIE TRUE rubs hereby Lye notice that they Inman
I tact .d with
DR. CATLIN & WIFE,
To continue in charge of th.. Academy during manlier year
Tie Academie year le divider into lit QM MINERS
of rwLINE WEEKS. each. cod FIVE DA ya of Teach•
lag in each week.
'I he next Qaarter will commence on MONDAY JUNE. 26,
tbax, at the following •
Reduced Rates of Tuition r;
COMMON LNGLItilf BRANCHES—lncluding
Iteadiair.. Wiliam, Spelling. Arithmetic. Oeog•
moby. English Grammar and Ilirtory IP 00
ALL H IGHER' E HNGLIS
lag Latin Grammer SI 00
CLASSICAL Ann MATHEMATICAL DEPART-
06 00
MENT
DAILY EX EKCISKS given in VOCAL . MtISIC la which
ell maw nartacinatr withoutAdditionatcherge.
WEEKLY lAA:TIME" are given to rho older unpile on
History, and other totoresting sairjects. without extra &Loge.
Such of the older pupils as choose. engage on FS WAY
P. M. of each week in exercisee Eloontioa. Com, (nation and
clew questions upon their several studios. All others attend
to their usu. , ' P. M. sterile..
• The LAIIIE3 DEPARTMENT le entirely "evangel from
'he other co the pert of those who attire it. Two or three
classes consist of both 'exec for the Purpose of economy iu
time but it is optional with the young Ladle' whether to
join such classes or not.
Tuition Is charged Den the date ol the Scholars common
clog to the CiMe et the Term—deduotion` twice wedeln case
- of absence caused by stone's, nod white a spacial agreement
is made, in ad vanoe.•with the Principal
MORAL SUASION has hitherto been the chief retirees 0
the Teachers in secunng thorough discipline—nod it has been
efficient. Corporeal punishmentlis administered oulytin the
melt obdurate and Incorrigible ewes.
The constant aim of the Teacher' It to make the instructions
they impart.. as well as that of books. Faience% as well as
Theoretical. •
The strictest attention le given to the Condu rt. Habits end
Morals of the Pupils. while ander the chant', of the Teachers.
HOARD can be obtained sit reasona AßD S ble prices. •
• I KILKIHAW. President.
a. It. M'Erim.i.y. Secretary.
Juneis. 1832.
MANY VOTERS
PLEASANT lIILL
IRON FOUNDRY and 11ACUINE SROP,
At Clearfield;
lIE underslgnal respectfully announces to the people M
I Cientfteld and the adjoining counties mat hestill condo.
nes to carry on the business t his ostabllsh•
mat in the boroughabove
of Clearfield, a and is nowextensive
prepared to
mariolacture ail kinds of •
Castings used for Grist Mills, Sato-Mills,
and all kinds of Machinery.
Ms Castings are nog of a ,uparlor Quality bu t tf not in
uerior„to Any other is the State—as he crass nose the vet
b e st material . and employs none but the Vent best of workmen
114
MACHINE SHOP,
With two superior TURNING LATHES, driven by steam,.
is now iu successful opemtion. and under the management of
a practiced meobenlo—w here almost any article of machinery
can be FIAIII3H han d spWirier, best style. and on short aotioa.
lie ha. now ana larse assortment of °mar such
WASHVE of repot.' sizes and pattern P 1.01.11111 EONS,
E.N.rruis.&o., Sta. which Ire offers to sal low for
Cash. or on a. reasonable credit. fie is now casting, from
Ire most unproved patterns. • •
HATHAWAY COOXING:-STOVE S.
ALSO --Fancy Air Tight Parlor Stoves,
• Nine Plate and Coal Stoves. Also,
Wiardls celebrated Plough.
And ell kinds of fIOhI.GW-WAftE. SLEIGH and BLED
SULFA" WAGON BOXES. &oti
e Meads kos ell on seasonable tenni, and trusts that the
olden* edam county generalty will find it to their advantage
gtoschim their custom. CASH will always be preferred—
bet this highest prates
Asher be allowed tor Country Prodnco
and ULU hiliTAls.
supervision, all orders for work will meanie prompt attention,
' DAVID, LITZ.
Clearitell. Nov. 28.1811,
2
Estatevflurgaret Reed, dec d.
M'OTICE It it ER EBY 6 iVri ti t h at lettentot Mind olstnr:
" tkul
*nun
Inn
"U"
11
"R"
AIFT.7.;.Trel.°:
reran... la.. Chatfield
Coci r, d" ki a " hue
in
I I bted to send
been [ranted loth' setwerl et, —I, Penes! DA
estate, are requested to make ' Payment immed i a tely. ..."4
those baying Glenn wall present them dulY "tailplane/ma Cot
.
settlement. ' ''' • • - DAVID fiIiGUBON, Aber.
1 Cleatfidd. dais' 23.11E5.
WAR DECLARED WITH ENGLAND!
(AJAR WITH ENGLAND is hereby declared by the sob
"' torlber. who has Just received from the Works of !it
VINE, JWCOY CO.. Alilesbnri, Pa,,, an extensive lot of
IKON of every descrip of the
prices est qualitY ,
which he will toll at the toilowing reduced
Assorted bnr Iron of every description,
.nail rod included, at $3 75 per hun'd.
' Wails at 5 00 "
nod when a larger canntity of either nails or iron is required,
ft nruntur redemion made There will alai, he found of the
same e stutiirlimer.r, - .1 largo assortment .r
Stoves of every description,
Cooking S Loves. Ten Pluto, D ice Puste.Parlor 0.,al and Wood
Ntoves, nil of which will be slid asChetp, and a little Ulm,.
er than were ever before offered In these pars.
Unit and see for yourselves.near Leonard gr. filooro's store,
L. CAUTER, Agent.
Clearfield, Amid I, HID.
TO TILE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
First Class hotel—Terms $l6O Per Day.
1. ho subscriber, having lately become proprietor
of the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chesnut Street,
between 3tl and 4th. PHILADELPHIA, and bovine
reduced the price of board to $1 50 per day, gives
notice that. notwithstanding this reduction, he will
still confirm° to keep n FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
• The Franklin House has just undergone extended
alterations , and is now fitted up unit finished in su
perior style ler the reception of visitors. The Low •
or Floor, tormerly occupied by stores, Is now inclu
ded in the hotel, forming u spacious Reception
Itourn, Gentlemen's Parlor, and Dining Room. there
by al Itm ing an addition of thirty eltainbers and sev.
eral beautiful parlors, twitting uti Chesnut st. The
Rooms of this Hotel ore superior to most others,
being constructed with alcoves, forming parlor and
bed whamber attached, well-lighted anti ventilated.
The location is unsurpassed, either tor business ur
pleasure. BEN. IL WOOLM AN, Prop r.
Plifindelplitmittly 26, 1852.
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
l at . B Y s
mod out4l w e t t
t eiu o r r t o k r & d en i m " ot a ?' u re ' ai 1.-rE
Clearlie d or:Doty, and to RIO Oltellted,
will on ur•
po seil Jo Nubia male, nt 1110 Court noun In rho homugh ut
Likartichl, DAV the f ENT 1 -SF:VE.4'III DAY of
Al (311dT P5,;11, nt tit o'clock. a m,. the I , diowing descrihad
Building. to wit .—firemed on a tot of wound of Jacob Cor
des, bought of F,ederict Zeigler situate ou Ilig Rua Cloak,
in Wady .uwash , p, A 'angle caw eli J, Filly 104 long end
Six' ten feet wide. anti the tot or .cartilage ailpUret , nt there
to, nail ell the couveriteaces nezettary to ute the said mill
and tal,en In txetiut oa and to be told at the prouerlY
of Jacob t.,0 dae, by
Sheriff t 011 ice, Aetna 6,1852.
Public Caution,
rflllE PUBLIC ARE IIEREBY cAirrioNED !Mittltt
tell.ne the rusigoroent of a certain note tor FIFTECIN
1101,1,A1ts, given by mo to is EIIR EN FEII,I t r, dated
about the m mth of Alny lea. as I hove Out rcee.viol vnluefor
the temp, nod will not oar it until uompehed by law.
Aug 7.113i6. Ahlt/3 HURLER.
2trev7 Cow.
("Ant:to the premises of tha sub s cribe
R r op iatt
V about the lOth 01.:01y last. a ST Y
lls , rand cow is of ti t:0 nod WHITE
co'our. nod the fore le-t Mute. and C tvirg
milk. The ow nes is requested to coin.' forwri, d, prove, property.
Pay charges l aw take her away, or she wilt be diseased ot
nouerdir 6 to. I'LVER I.IIIO,NOEL.
l' , o , ington township August 6, 1e513,
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Estate of Vim. Whitaker, dee .
LErTE:os ADMINISTRATION uu the estateof Wm.
Whitaker. late of t. wre ce me/Debut, Cleartielti courtly.
deemieth have bleu grant. I to the nedurtiene I. Therefore
all pergolas iudebrei re tut II estate toll mate Mimed ate 1 , 19
meat—nod these having a:lmmo ain. the same wilt umlaut
them duly autheaticateJ tor set•le ga mem . .
CHARLES SLOAN. Adm r.
,eld Bridge, July 119 thie.l.
Dissolution of Partnership.
, T , I ! l Pa•tnersiftp berefolom existfna betw en
SAfiltiLl
the
L fiV.IK VAN and HENRY' GR. , I. iramna nodal
firm of tfatol.: Et fiIsKEAN in itH Lornberfarr business, n n
tire Moshannon creek, was daroived on the bth fmt,ni. hr
mutual o •ntent. The tomon...s wit Mre•fter heele • on by
Henry G rue. who will scale ail the butiven of the Isle firm.
flaal U1:1.• Mt:KEAN,
HENRY GliWe..
Ju', a 18152
Estate of J. B. Ames, dec'd.
xr(ricE IS HEREBY GIVEN. hat I.e.ters Adminis•
iratiun de bonus non. have been granted to due form of
inw to subscricer, math,' estate of the above deceuied• late
of Jordan terinth•e, • luarield oonaty—and that all persons
d a e n leyb t .
ed
nd nhdd e s h ta avi n a g te
d r e t m u ainredi
tna g ma n ke t
t p he m am en e t
w w i it hporwe
a
seat them duly authenticated for settlement.
I). W. MOORE
Adm'r do bonus non of J R Ames. duc'd.
-----
FRENCH BRANDY.
A litipEßß ARTICLE; of Fftoach Brandy. . selected !alt"
0111tAM House. and fur sale
Po) , 16. R. Ii10990('.
IfAIN PUMPS for ►ato by
wALLAcr, & HILL' ,
-^ , ll 10.
-- ~ - jinx IU.
"LOLA MONTES."
•
%Dot gonCialcaoca 1(4
AT CLEARFIELD BRIDGE.
rpRA.NCII3 ctutotcr. lespeattuily Renounce' to the public.
that hehlec,rntneautd the titio.e hut.acts at
FIELD BEULKIE. tit the new bonding' occupied by Julio
uo the west tide of thilocreeit. where he will amuck°.
taw 130(Yre and 8110Ett., of all kludt, and at lair prices, uu
the shortest notice. and to the vet) , boat wanner.
Givul3llol,4TY a call. June 4 . MI
T lpcovva - aaocil
HIS PREPARATION Is now being dieted to th. footle
as a GUARANTEED CURE for ihe HEAVES 4N
TIORSEi. and as thoonli known medicine in the world
Wing been used In the private Veterinary pracoce of the
nraprietot for limiest a 0 year ; and he has never known it to
fall in 'single lustsnce of pmduclog a lasting aura. and betty
In the horse in good spirits fee work. The utter incompeten.
ay of the horse for labor." when troubled with this common
diseate. should Induce every one having snob to apply bin
mediately rot this remedy.
PRICE USE DOLLAR PER PACKAGE.
Which will ha sent, "with full directions." tO any part&
the United States. All letters or communications to be ad.
dresred.Past Paid. to
P. 110 YT.
Rear of No.lo South PI VTR Street. Philadelphia,
Wholesale agent lot the United ztates.
11.—Agents wanted throughout the country to whom
liberal discount will be given ; and their times placed in
the advert Isemants. Address as above. •
Beady Made
of almost every description-4)olsta. Vesta and
CLO'ffilEG,
Pantaloons.
A covering for tho Upper extremities. a Waist coat,. and a
pats of Uunmentionab es, all for T ABE 110 tsi,A nt
WALLACE dt fULLI3.
FOR SALE. . .
A GOOD ONE-HOME BUGGY with a
_
ILIA: IA Leather top. in complete order. and ,.
as aced
° . - ; --- - 11 u as new. for sale cheap. For further particulars
enquire at • TtlID OFFIE.
- July le. 110,
°MMUS'
OR Raofarnental and itedloal purposes. for sale at the
FCHEAP (Alin Stara of
July 15. • R. MOSSOP.
Cedar Ware., -
CIIUBNS. TUBS and BUCKETS. far sale at the Chen)
Duo Sono of
July It
WM. NEWELL & SON,
Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants,
No. 3, S9uth. Water st.,
11 4 1.. v ta r gil l tm a gc
sa:sti ° 01 . "4 1 :4 a gitA N
u l ts vv ,:! l lih l a
An, gm. to'which we Invate . the attentloa of 11 . .1)IJNT11,x
M NAKIfiANTEI. • • • - Cot. x. 11831.,--7to
• BACON. ' •
two. SIDICEII. end eIiOULDE , A I 3 kr sale at tbo cheap
OAI3II goo or
July te. titosor.
A. CALDWELL , Eheri
,DR. HOYT'S
R. MOSsOp
THE CHEAPEST, .GOODS!!
•
0110/Itl ' WIND
- • •
I& having purchased ark Li. Floater hls
1 Steck of Meraliantlize, aro new receiving it large and well
selected supply of rill aSi GOUDs et every des
cription, which were laid in at the lowest tremble rates. They
would invite the patine, haloto purchasing alrewhere. td eau
a t the late mind dl J. L. [lonics, ya blinker died, and 0)13•
mine their
or
rind PEW:N.4. as thee an cern:tallied to
tannin the:former charade/ of the lotto fa raw prices
W, •Hi W 114„
Apr I tH, 1851 A. NI
,
iin) c ; N n i t A i l h fr.. l o o, l. ,; o o l:(llC/ G ot il e surip, lO U
Jnoe
Saw-111111 and 200 liesCs of Land
--- FOR SALE or KENT.
sem •
;°i''.'n,'„TePLorffweirdloTr or TArti'gki7;
11INUtlit LAND. gitnated In Penn towns Clearfield
county. This propertY pawner many advantages as a Luin•
baring er , nblighenent. tieing' situated on the Stream known
dd
Ilia Hun. about mite from tho rival, and in the midst of
an extangive timber moron.
The moonily will certainly ha Hold Or Bolted. The forms
will be lemonade and reasealion given immediatelY•
far p'”r funher pn derrieres triply eltlier to Ilarrh Leavy, at
Clearfield. veto Clark and Daily. on the Grampianhille. near
the pro. arty,
Jnne 8 PM
PENN IRON FOUNDRY;
[whine, Pattern and Blacksmith Shops,
Ohornom, 30a.
Tug .nndersiened would announce to the °Myra' of
1. Clearfield. and ad j oining counties, that he has opened a
room oa . Neunad street, ,a the boronah of Clear fi eld, near the
store n 1 Leonard .12 Moore. whore ho intends keeping is
GENERAL AtISORTMENV OP' CASTINGS. warranted
to be tousle sif the hest material, and at prices that cannot fail
to please. The following cowmen. dor ihe stock on hands :
FULTON'S Ito r-Ant COOKING rifOVE, for either
Wood or Coal This Stove has prehablv the largest iniro
duation army other form of 'Oyes. It has superseded In
61111 - 111. every concur, the well known Hathaway and
ler stoves. It is easily understo..id. and the flues beina so
arranged that all can be cleanest without any trouble. T.,e
peculiar form oust construction is stmli as to render It the
'most durable ol all stoves. Numerous testimonials could
be oddest, bat it is deemed nor eeetstyy.,
IMPROVED eIIEMIUM COOKING STOVES—at from It
to CM
['ARIA itt. STOVES—for either wood or coal.
1111-T1t31:111T do
Sik LA 51AN HER do- a beautiful Coal Stave.
KA E do
do
L' +G
NINE tr. TEN PLATE doves—very cheap.
51ANILE GRATES, with summer piece , . A large Vilely
and Intierini . finished Godes t rum la tu inches.
ifilhlON GHAT E. Mislays
PLAIN ANL , Ott,s/01 ENTAf. RAILING • 1101.1,0 W
WARE • OVEN MOUTHS : EMU IRUN 4 . WAFFLE
do SCA C.I:IIEAMS. I,VAIP iN Its ix E, SLEII;II,SLE
tic H
Its tit MULES, oAR. KINGS b.r Italts.lloALl SERA.
PERS, n new article. CORN efIIELLEIRS 4 COHN AND
11011 MILLS. warrantee ri
to gnd 15 Hal Lars pet (lOW ,
TtlY EILES. the best in use ; do. MAN•
MULLS and TIRE BENDERS r
'ogether with the usual vi,noty of articles kept at Foundry
Establishments.
Also, Made to Order,
Gaps' . ard SAW-MILL GEARING—hay ,t stealth illy the
iampst stock. and host ynriety of tower.s or any es' MAIOh
meat in woiti-rn i'sansylynnia : AIILi. Li/GS. 81111
INil—lnrste and small. tif cast or wrrught iron, II AN G ERA,
DRUM anti PHLLIE•3; Rom end other novio tied Water
Wis EELS; WOUI.I and IN lAI HES; M NADRILLS
Sews.W.,ll)D MITA.
Constantly on hand and for sale,
riviNtNt: ritit.t.m. THRESHING MACIIINDS. PEN
N JCR'S ULLEBRATEU GRAIN DRILLS. &a. &c.
Screw-Cutting.
Any sized Screw, with any dashed number ol threads to
the inch, either so are or V Ihrand.
Eras', Cooper, and ItabbAt's Metal eastlnirs
MY made I n
o rder
Marti!
NATHAN
March
To Mill fawners.
'PPE Ondersigned has rinfoliteri CARTER, of
C.earlield. egret for the mule of Castings. who will
receive MO for ail hinds of Mill Gearing. and oleo machint •
ry. Persons de•frous to conthict will do well to call and ex
emine the cstaluctie or Fatuous. and specimens or the work,
before making engagements elsewhere. Casting' will be de.
livered, it nestred, at Clearildld, and warranted ro be =idea
good materiel. end linishrit in a workmanlike manlier, flay
ing in running order FIVE hlnperior Lather, and other ma
Ornery in the same proportion employing none but the bat
workmen, rising the very beat fig terra and Coal, with many
other advantages. he flirter% hinrelf that hi. work will be done
as well as In the best city shops, himsel f on the shortest notioe.
For particulars. call on CARTER, neernt.
NATHAN td VERS.
h MI-1Y
Teacher Wanted.
A NY person qualill t to limb a (AMNION IFSCIIOOL
It can get a iltuatioci at Curweassfr le %soh a liberal cam.
oettaatioa. For particulars address the sttbseril.er.
W5l. IRVIV.
t;arwensvl!lo.July iN,
Temperance Meeting.
THU, Warhineienians orCleareld county will hold their
Q twin ly hieriing ou Monday evening tie or August
1E59, nl tinily candle light. In tho cyan hens°. 'lee friAnd.
olTemperance, end the Ladies in particular, are riquitted
to intend
An address way be expected
G P. GULICH. President.
Fierce 'vs. Scott.
of cause isttswe fur mai on the HECOND FRIDAY
I of November nett.
Thtt Platotitt's tieularatio , is filed •
't•l•e 17eteuttact ties pu' his rate's upon the mewl'
And now.to wit. the Me day of dub'. WA, the undenigned
!akin this method
Public Notice
To all persons intrresteti to the tii.l of the abavn canto. that
be nal just two vat Irmo the Listens Cities large and select
assort mtnt of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware 4' Queensware
or
Which hn is now prepared to tell to either Dernernals
Whigs at the lowest possible cash prices, or in exchange for
country produce.
The above stock of goods line been relented with great Cllfe
as 10 quality rind price—and with a determination to SELL
CUE 4 S'Eft than can li , pnrchated at any other establishment
in the borough of Cleallielit.
And as we charge nothing for showing our r nods. or tel in,
our prices, we earnestly Invite rill Democratic and Whig La
dies and GOIIIeMMI to call, examine. and Judge for their.
selves.
At the od sta
ndsn second street. nand/ opposite the roil
dance of Gover Bigler.
Clearfield, July 14. 18.32,
OILS, TALLOW, GREASE,
©ED Minamreall Yeafianto
300 BARRELS - MACIIINEItIf 011:. Price Se cent/
fle• gallon.
2500 I: A I,LON, Do do
in of various viz.., Price 15 Mr. per yalioa.
11Al1hEL 8 11011.1.1) PAINT 01 L. do do do
ra.o GALLONS Uu Jo du
in musks or voile siz.n Do do do
857 SARIN' LSromTAN N MURperlo S' Various kinds and
f CI dine.
1100 GALL! MS ask. of vinous sizes. Various kinds and
no &hues. i'rom B ask 51 , (14..6_per gallon.
50 TONS TALLOW GREASN, for Ileavy bearings. and
Como Machiner . y. In barrels Ca.ks. bur consisten•
oy required Price 6 ee,its per pnd.
150 lONS OHIO ASINEAL, PAINT. in I.lsmds. at the
lowest market price.
MAUHINENY OIL. warranted not to chill in the coldest
weather. and considered by those using it equal to sncrm Oil,
1.10111/LD PAINT OIL, equal to Linseed Oil, other than
for white.
I am constantly receiving largo sonnlier or the above named
articles, and my motto is, "erunil profits l a quiet returrui".
1 Fnd
PoND.
68 Water Street. (undor the Pearlst Ileum)
w York. Jove 12.1852 —3mo New York 1)Ity
---- -
THOMAS DEVINE---TAILOR.
nu.sparreuLLY 8111130U000 3 to the oilmen& of the vicini
tyClearfield Bridge, that be coutlnme , o carry on the
TAILWRING BUSINES , a short Matinee End °Phu Bridge
where hn be thankful for a abuse of puha° patronage.
hetntentlito tilrmail 'who f avorf him with . hell custom. 4 ,
Clearfield Pa. May OR. N
ho!! ye lads and lasses
Who are fond of fun and laughter,
Just call at Wallace &
And they'll show you what you'r after;
For they've the prettiost lot of books
Ever you hoard tell o',
And full of love and murder,
Within their backs of yellow;
Then call in ye jolly ones
Who have an hour to spare,
And buy a quariom worth of reading
To drive away dull care.
21 CC$ cm) Lae
Superior Lot of Western Meat7elean, nice and Cured
Ain the hest Pottible manner—for WAL sale at
LACE & 1111..L84
May 27.
Twenty-five Tons Hammered Iron,
1‘710(10. fitivan. Coulters, land sides, bar and •qunre
VV iron. Orders for any size promptly filled. The trade
supplied at Philadelphia prices. Pis Iron is used In all the
machine shops of the Pennsylvania ltadroad, and has been
pronounced to be equal in q and savvier I n finish to any
hammered iron in the Stat.. Per Sale by
P. 0 PRANCISCUS. As% Freedom 1. Works.
Lewistown. May Itral
NEW TANNERY,
At Curwensvillte.
SAMUEL 111. TAYLOU. respectfully arattounces 'to his
Particular frlatids—to public—they he bas removed to
end .commenced butincos at' his New Tannery, on Filbett
street. immediately north of Bloom's hotel, Curweasvilie,
where be is prepared to supply all orders on short noticaand
in - the most satisfactory manner. •
WIIIDEd, GRAIN and LUMBER taken in exchange.
abut the highest pricesallowed. • • • r Mai 17. '6ll—Pa•
RICHARD, MOSSOP,
RETAILER OF VOW:MN AND DOMZSTIO MER
CHANDISE At 1.1().U01113-+At Bigler Br GOP. old
shod. Also. on the weitilde of 2d street. Dec. 80.1861.
Copper, Tin & Sheet-lion Ware
Fmrrti tz IRWIN
At Llt• LAt.. 3 7 2,.I 7
0. B. .IVIERRBLL
ESPEcrrut,lN imooomeoi inat is now oreparta
Lt to mania:totem all kinds et ware. in hie lino of bootless
in
tha bolt manner. at the etenneit.rtatt, [MI on the abort
eat noticr, Ile hat just laid in a fresh and large antinlY of
Raw Material, and with the aid of the heat of workmen. and
tho urn of
thatd eud hest impooml maw:leery. ho aiaitras
tin puhlie he can snohly them with
Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iron and Japanned
Ware,
KAP and na mon re rum be found In any country
town In the [plotter of the State
lie intends to keep miaow:lov on hands a moral Wart.
meat of READ k W ARP of Ills own manufacture.
which will bo sold either at Wllol.eltail or .I.IEI/111.
IiIIfIiFLEANV.
PATRICK DAIIAY,
WILIAA6I CLAIM
Old Brass and Copper
Will bo taken lat the highest prices in exchange for work or
Warn
CV - Mending done to order.
11161110 n it at tho old 'mixt. on Ml.ket 'trees, wham the
public are reartoclrully invited to call nod exernme for them
wives
L i r
t l i a lo roj r r i v e r m ln i f i r i iT i nd . s on a e n t il .
O. e ri List h e i n E te ll ys it l E ta l tilis: a cVe t h f°,
ally, that he has uatv twono(1 on Sect.no street, olll.ntito tanreselo,
reselo , ea or Cul. Barrett. as oxltsas,vo
copper, Tin, sheet-Iron and
W are STO lit IE,
And that fin Is now receiving a Pare° assortment of
Cooking, Parlor a2ul Fancy
STOVES,
And a variety of flotoodiold and Kitt:him and other conven
iences newt eel ae one ed for into in the county. ewer
which he would partial:oloy merman and recommend a
011aEgalLIOIP Tuan'ameio s ,
As a superb article, sod a great favorite with the odia. It
is light emily carroil Ir .01 one MOM to re other, and heated
with either•sionam ml chit. coal. at very trilling e ease.
and is used either tor lioning to Cooking. flat he
would my ito oririNular atteution to his trisoitm•nt of Metal
ware among nob ch the following attie:es may be found '—
FLAT BO Frost hOt.IN I ei.AT ituTront to
Do
I KETTLES.
Da do OVAI. du, I `-tit II'ANS
LIPPED riKII,I.Ers. it t .
STEVV PANS.
t WINE Oblik: POTS.
MAOLI , I rrix, of ibller. CoUNTER SCALES.
cut I cm . A 'said iiirrichs. I TEA SCALES.
and the very best for caokruir )P t3 ORIHNGERS.
AND.
preJerv. s. 1.11-IROg STA
TURN ISOCKLES, for Win. FAt.wy Fit
Cow Shutters, coFFEE ROASTERS.
ENAMELLED srirrooNs. catioutx:4 & PIE PANS..
WAFFLE IKONS. I STullE bt'IDERS.
SKILLETS, arc. &c .. Ike.. I
All the above articles are 'ft •tred and Enamelled Inside. so
as to prevent them from coroding. and rendering them inure
datable and less noble 10
OV ES. root sudden heat.
gl'
Among the STOVES which ho oilers for sale are the
ow iria olden.' viz
No I—IMIYtUVED COMPLETE of 1818.
No. lI—HANDY COOK.
No 3—NINE Pi.ATE STOVES—lmproved.
NNo. 4—TE p vre,t, lor H
VED AL PIMURE COOK.
o. N
illy r.
thift
Nu. 6 EM N ('ATE of ISSI.
No. 7—JENNY JINU tiADIATOR—ParIor.
No. B—N EVY. YOR If AIR TIGHT do
• No 9—SAL otiANDErti do
No. 10—CoLLIMUIA itiTOVES. for Bat rooms ago.
has
nil
on hand. to h a carton:tars. von cheap.
a lapsorartlcle at
Stove Blacking,
That can't be Inat It isobaric, easily out on. 1001.1i:win . '
fa', and wears very we:l.
tkr A I the above entries are INSURED. and will be crld
FOR CASH at micas to low as to asonish every bode.
elea t ttlettl,July o . DID —Y
RiCHAUII 4108301
Tin & Oland!ware
ST EFEE.
List of Grand Jurors
Drawn for September term, 1852.
Bloom !scan Innkeeper Curwonsville
Fleming J II Crintpeanzker do
Byers ttninnel Farmer Burnside
Gittagher Hugh do do
Kern Nathan do d
King G W. do
King Julio Carpenter
Crowell tSezel Fai roar
Mdliwell David do
Coleman Richard do
Votheis Joseph do
Innkeeper
Rider John
C 40041 Joan Justice
Rider James Far mar
Gilbert Wm T. Blavasmith
Conch George B. Farmer
Ogden M. N. do
Orr mirth
Read Josiah R.
Glenn W iPir.m
Hartshorn Joun.lian
Kylar I hornas
Nudge John
Peters Jema
do
do
do
do
do
do
List of Travis Jurors
Drawn for September term, 1852.
Addled= Andrew Farmer Lawrence township
Ames Philip do do do
Reed George 1.,- dodu (1
d 4
d a ily Daniel do Piko
Blown J.rmes do do do
Bloom Abrahaul do do do
do do
Cad well Isaac da
Fullerton George do do do
Boynton loom!) so Lumberman I...literthld borough o
Moore Wm. Le Merchant do ri
Scone Henry 'Teamster do do
Wrigley James J. P. do do
W riga A. K. I.ll.l3lloTaltisi do (10
Baker Conrad Farmer Jordan tow tisido
Ilea Robert do do do
Brubaker John do I 'moo do
00011(21 John do Woodward do
Dow ler James do Barosr.le do
Lee./ F. do do do
Nail I.:emote II do 410 do
We rover Jonathan du (10 do
ILorgherry Rob it do Mortis do
Bonier'`. m. N. do r 0 (10
Elergh elinsiisn Carpenter du do
Filing° , hho Former Brady do
I.other M.H. do tio do
GritiOn P e r t jarnin rirr do do
I.• I !gal J rho Illaoksmit h do do
Girt Bra:twill Farmer Bell do
Ileverier Valet tine do Marston do
Irwin Llarltnd Laborer Fain do
Ponsinstun Robert Farmer Ortet do
Balstno John thripenier Boggs do
Note-koala John Farmer Girard do
Tate Matthew do (rushers du
Walker Michael do Decatur rho
Lnet of? Lottero,
Remaining in .the l'ost OWICO at Clearheld on the
first day ofJely 1852,!
Baily,,G. James Leonard, M. W.
800, Mrs. Martha Leonard, John
Butler, Elizabeth Laimsberry, Susannah— 2
Bushy, Joseph Miller, David
Chase, A. P. Marshall, Joseph M.
Caspei, Phillip John Matmans, Andrew
Oerne, Critharibe Alichril, Algernon
Davis, Thomas Mcßride, Miss Mary M.
Dobbs, Ddw. Stanley McGaughey, Jolin
Docherty, Sarah Ordway, Gilbert L.
Dunlap, Robed Ogden , Zenon .
Duff, Charles Ogden, Zechariah
Estes, Esq., John G, Pntil,Joseph
Flegal, John A. L. Robertson. Miss M. J.
Franlzman Michael Strouse, Jacob N.
Frank Abraham-3 Shide. Fbilip
Gelnett, Samuel Smith, William- 2
ilarden George & or JohnSaiihorn. Albert 11,
Corkry Stone, Lindsey
Hall. Horatio L.-2 Sinkey, Jahn
Hail, Rebecca Thomas William
Haines, William . Ulmon:L.
Hoover, Miss S. Jane Watson. Mrs. Mary A.
IlieksJohn Winecoop, Henry
rehnston, Robert Wilson, David
Kropp, Henry While, Hon. R. G.
Kuck. El.q., T. White,
James A.
WM. RADEBAUGH, I'. M.
• Clearfield July 1,1852.
B LANK DEEDS and MORTGAGES. FOR SALE BY
WALLACE at HILLS.
etzlDz.cm)
TSubsetibers to the Stook of UNION TURNPIKE'.
will • eke notice that they are required to rIFLY the LAS r
end FINAL instalmentuf Stock by them severally subscribed
The road is now completed, and the rnomey doe to
ot to t
Con•
(motors. and tho3a neglecting this notice Mai/ elti to hew
the consequences,
Sy order of the Manag A.
A . K. WRIGHT. l'rsq.
Cletufield. July 88,1853. ,„
.For Sale.
ONGGOOD TWO W AGON
Btins sale by
• WALLAUG 1111.A.8
July . 8.1854
Jiiist Received authtj
• 0.10181 BINCM3s
New HIPP', of DRY GOODS. GIVIDERIES. emu'.
A um.,:uu and VII.E3E.
Jaw V. Pa • IRWIN Er.
and
The Cheapest a 'Best
LOT OF BOOTS and SEIOI 3 ever Oared to tho citizens
of Chnufictd can b, found et ..
Alall7, WALLACE er. HILLS..
A SECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS.
tatCl-.2CE;t5:12M210
MONTELIUS, : BR OTHER, 4 . TEN EYCK
IA YUMA, resneinfolly inform the Punlio. that they have
V V entered into co-nratuershin ia the 10 11111 3 / 1 .14T 1 LE and
KWh' ItlittIN11•1:1., RUntfittlN j in received ft.iro Philadel
phia (Lou rec,nd and liandrome .loortnient of
41111112:g d E)'titinumor Gooalo
(If nil al nibs mho inif et eh Ifs. Imvinr been pirohased
a' nouruall v low Wei. they UN enabled to t 11. r to cue publicitto
BEST BARGAINS
II would be a'most Impesslblo to knamernto the maair Dill.
dee co posing the r stuck of Orris just mewed—bat they
invite ell to come and tee for themselres, essu.Seir tbpm that
they will r et
More Goods for the'4amo money than at
any other Store in Curwensville!
They havoull kinds of
DRY GOODS, GR.OO.ERIES,
QUEENSW 2 A.RE,
HARDWARE,
And ali ether articles usually found in a well fOrohlted store.
th',l3'ewreinildceorntltiintiureesterlecish,nivwer:talovetlhl
o w i o e r n tl i i o n n v o ,sat va s o t : w ill t n im e e w i
supplies id selsonable Goods for Ladies' out Gentlealeiss'
wear. so ns to be always ready to oiler the choice of Eastern
Markets.
1 . 11., would also call atte Win lo their apartment of
VT - Boots and Shoeti l ,
SVhere thee always keep on hand a largo and well Its:oiled
lot .4 . FRI.:NCH and (morally GALA , MORAX.A.).
II IP nail 2iTOG Y MIMS.
i Mimi »t:t I, CALL'. Ktl!. and all hinds of Geutlemesue
i 8110E3. ~Ise.
Ladies' Fine Shoes,
Cleaqieltl. Jolv 8, 1851
dud, m CAITEFtS and LAM: 1100TH,
FNENCII nod JENNY LINT) TWS.
of ell knds. quainter end sleet.
Alto—flays end. Misses' GAIT ERE and etlitlEA of all
Meas.
Aathey keep constantly a lot of the tied prnottottl workmen.
end Manufacture their F bees they onn we mot them to be
made of the best Material. and in the best ant latest styles
11111Ezt and COUNTRY I'RODUtAI taken la ce•
t change for goo b.
John
M U EMU Ett—Thtir establlstuent Is one door West of
aaeka's hotel. Curivensellle. '
Juno W. IEI9-3m.
` . l l A t i h iE NOTICE, MEN,
} WOMEN AND CHILDREN
NAL L
Have reo•ived th.ir
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
and arc prepared to astonish the natives at
THE GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Thou IILOCk consists of a law and vtadal asiortment of
FOItEIGN AND DnAll:ISI V;
X 75,3 C.CE:3la)r
Bareges, Berge,De La ncs,Law n s,Callicoes
&c.—ALSO a large assortment of
Emrawaro s , Q,masionnowera);
BOOTS and SHOES,
eltl{l.o3 1211 OnMI? 6:31)
They have alto on hood a very large clock of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cassinleres, Sattinctts, Kentucky
Jeans, Tweeds, Illuslins, Tickings,
And in fact via) , thing to supply the wants of town and
country. Lh of which whey are dote mined Loral cuteaps, thee
they have ever boon sOld helot., they, therefore. request eh,
Perg.ns wishing to t urchase to give them a call
Cirltrmemter the cheep ca.h yore of W ALLAOR
Ei I 1.t..‘.t. Mai lot street near the Dimond. Clear firld..6lll
May og
IMMO
d,
RUA/
Bell
do
Law reo ce
Morris
Covuoidoss
Itosal
GOOD ADVICE.
$5OO C len gees
ryilll ATBV concerns the health nud happiness of s pro
le is et ail times of the most valuable importanoe, 1
tate It lye granted !hut eviry person wi I do all in their power.
t, save the live. of children, and that every oer.on will en
deavor to promote their own health at nit secoliee , I feel it
to be my duty to-soleinuly assure you that W. RftlB, aooord.
o to the opinion of tha most cps ebrated Phlslotans, ore the
primary musts of a large maturity of dsseases to which chit
thee and a ula are liabio ; if you. Mee an appetite continu
ally changeable It .m one Model food to another. Bad Breath,.
Pam in the Stomach, (Nuking et the Nose,.llariluess and fell
a as of the Belly. Dry Cough. Blew Fever..Putse irregular—
rememb A that all then denote WORM d, and you should at
' once amity tee remedy :
TIOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded noon Se ientifia Principles.oompounded
with purely vegetable autistanosa. being perfectly safe when
taken, sod can be given w th r mo t tender Infant with deci
ded Wl:whoml effect where bowel Complaints and Intake.
have made Orrin weak and debilitated the Tonic properties of
my Worm By rep are such that it stands without an equal In
the catalogue of mediciues, in giving toile and strength lo
the Stomach. which makes it an Infallible remedy for those
afflicted with Dyspesia. the astonishing cures performed by
this Syrup lifter Physicians have failed. is the best evidersoe
of its superior efficaoy over all otben.
The Tape Worm
This is the most difficult Worm to destroy of all that infest
thy human system, it grows to an almost Indeflaire Wroth,
becoming to coiled and ta.tened in c a u se ti . V itu s Stow
rich Owning the health so stony as to tit Dance
I is. aim that those afflicted seldom if ever inspect that it I.
Tape Wo hna them to ao emir grave. In onler to
rey this trS' oraasteoil. a very energetic treatment must be oa t
rn d, it would therefore be proper to :aka 6orB of My Litter
CO at to ?smote 101 l obstructions. that the Worm Byrn.,
may ROI direct upon the %Vurm. which most betaken la doses
of Tehles;monfulls 8 times a day. These uirections followed
have never been known to fail in Outing the most obstinate
case ol Tape Wolin
illobenssick l s Liver rills,
No part of tho system Is more liable to d gone !hag th e
I.lVhift—it serving as a titterer to pulite the blood. or "[tying
the wooer secretion to the bile—so that any wrong anion of
the Leer elncis the other Wootton.. parts of the system. and
moults vatiouslY to Liver Comp' tint, Jaundice. ityinene n
&o. W e sitould, therefore, watch every symptom that mirth ,
indicate a wren action of the Weer. These Pills being cow.
posed of ROOTS and ['LAWN urnishe CA NT, y nature to heat
tee sine :—Nanie4 „ lit. An EXPECTO which aun t
ments the secretion helm the Pulmonary mucus membrane, et,
promotes the discharge of secreted matter SW. An ALTER. , "
ATIV E. which changes in stone inexplicable and taseusitt:••
manner the certain morbid notion of the system. 3d. A Tst-
NiC. which gives tone nod strength to the nervous system
renewing heatth and vigor tb all parts of the body. 4th. A
cATti A RUC, which acts in perfect harmony with the atilt,
ingredients, and operating on the Dowels, end expelling late
whole mass of corrupt and vitiated matter. and purifying ths.
Blood, which destroys disease and restores health.
..V' I CEZEOXIC:UnaCt 3O6 : 3e t s
You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine In many
complaints to which you are subject. In ~bstructions 'tithes
taint or partial, they have boon found of inestimable benefit—
restoring their lunotional arrangements ion healthy action—
Posit ying the blood and otter fluids so effectually as to put b,
flight all complaints which may arise from fArrial* Irregulart
ties, as Headache, tliddinms, 1/iumess at Bight, Pain m the
Bela. Back, Ito.
None genuine unless slimed J. N. II()I3ENBACK -511
others bang base Imitation..
or Agent, wishing ÜbW supplies. and Store Keepers deal
roes of becoming Agents must address tne Proprietor, J. N.
flobousack, Philadelphia, Pa.
Agents in Crearfield county.
WALLACE It lil4ll3.....Clearfield.
P. V. HAttftbriT .......... Imtnerstiurg.
J. aturzi Penoville.
J. 0. 1111.k;NN , .. . .
And by every respectable * Denier and Merchant I. the
county and kites,.
(-Price, each 25 cents.
Philadelphia, June 23,
16(Dtfrar Il iaeJ Clam ovor.
MIIE Subscriber would respectfally announce to his old
J. friends and customers, and to the Dublin genemllls that
he is again opening at his stand at the coiner of front ned
Cherry WWI.
A large and well-selected stock of
GOODS,
em.r.i.ll the Anal ).opt Ina retail Store, which he
wall ten
as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST,
At Wholesale or Retail, for the CASH'.
He will alsoexchnngeHoods for COUNTRY PRODUCE.
so fir as be can make it answer his purposes.
As he cannot mums to continue in the husineu long, on
account or the LOW Pitltlfas at which he intends to sell,
he would advise all who wish to buy CHEAP GOODS to
CALL WON C. KRATZER.
Clearfield, July 2, 1852,
Mil 'OB want 'PloDiu 0 1:1
'111:31 , 0 110.4 aVOIIO itammod.des
•siAlelLlllo,l Darn!
rig 'OIIIttiGIS 'IRO 01 011131,1 'OOIIM 1110,1
woo tsua Soup oso . ooqß 13,NVNINat1'ii,
110 WENItaiIIOOMI US ) 131/M fiNINIOO 091
110.4. '411111‘.0 1 5, 34 v4l Jo t;:.4 111
Ta 11
~LOO ovs uuvAgd AN V '
•
-a.initatununge aMOIR
C73,tW • -
i i uv/14. ii livAA.
ClPsDeNtsea(Dratb .. -. !..:-
~
A LL perso w h at e ve rre! n.smioned neatest ineddling,ln .
na. any way with the following !Wilma/ DOW ID'
the posseuton of Laos Maltlastrets, of beresioe township,
Gl' °airfield county—the same hewing been purchased' by. me
et Idherld's saloon the btb inst.,and left wttb rite said task
Mastersou loan subj:a to my order, We— ' .
..
ONI2IIAN OXEN end YOKE:.
G
ON `OW.
UNE
LONG SLED.
: ONE AJO do •
r oNE WAGON. and BED.
~. , JOIIN PATION. '
Carwensvlile,Julilo.lBsl7-rd. • .. ,•. -
WIND-MILLS
FOR BALM BYII4LIIOE
l & MIAS.
Juy S. llea.