The. ollowing lines from the. N. Hath r ; ' . ifiNlNbg DIRECTORY .OP CLEARFIELD CO.: shire Palligtilvoso'suggOstedbjr,reading in .teackicpappr,astlie caption of; a' scurril, PETER SEYLER, ndir,_aitable,theibaionimounCeMent,',Fraitk - IROli-FOUtibkla—Naar Whew:ug—vinare all tons ard!' , 4 , t tgatioas are made of the bett mat erial , aut k o o o lw romitabla fikTieeco a coward 1 breathe it not I, 4 ,;ll.StAtit'Freedonreii hallowed sky ; 01101Btaiker Hill find a voice ~ uTo echo back the lie. The bkaid that frein . that.sacred font t',Baptiznd our native land, vnever warmed a craven heart, i . lDr- . nerved a traitor's hand. .40 ittliklnerce a coward? let the wretch ;;Atiii& from his ainbush crawl; Who; with corruption in his heart, Thus bathed his lips in gall. • lii 'livith a Sceptre by hiS side, - :And - on - 14e head a crown, . • WllktiOepHdriamation of the deed ''WOuld strike the caitiff down. 1 1 ,41liii)lerect a coward ? he who spurned ;;InliiigiftS of plice and power, And found beside:the.hearth of home , The:oaly welcome dower. fitifidahlhe blast of wa'r was heard, :11e'iiin'ght a foreign shore: NEOUguit:he loved his. home tho less, ceuntry more. Frank Pierce a coward ? ' let us look On Cherubusco's field, yy s h9 R: I'm ling on his bold brigade, po'such word as yield. keedritieras the marshalled host 'Atileutivitipt.in awe and pride; - TitiAitakint binth,'' led on by Pierce, es fire defied t t kic, fierce, a coward? when at night, By pure compassion led, Het Ought alone 016 crimson field, - , Where theso ho loved had bled ! No Thought of self--his only wish • 'To catch the latest sigh Of these who left New England homes, _in that far land to die. Frank Pierce a coward No ! the thought Would Freedoth's soil profane ; The•pntriot sire of "seventy-six" Lives in the son again. His fame shall spread, long as our flag In glory floats on high— As long as Hampshire's granite hills Look upward to the sky ! ITAIRMAJE. WORK TO BE DONE IN SEPTEMBER. ntard.--If grain crops be not already sown, they should be attended to early in the month. Wheat and winter rye cannot be' sown too early, as the roots must have time to penetrate the soil to a sufficient depth to prevent their being throwed out during the winter. Corn should now be gathered, and proper preparation made for fattening of stock for sale. Root crops require strict attention, and if planted in rows as 'they should be, the cultivator may be frequently run between them this month with profit. Potatoes should be dug as soon as their skins refuse to slide when hardly pressed upon by the thumb; this is a better guide for ascertaining when a potato is ripe than to-judge by the fading of the vines. Build ing may now be done with advantage.— Stiff, .hard lands should now be plo . wed and 80-soiled, leaving the land ridgetPcifi• disintegration by frost during winter. r l - :,te farmer has now more time for ploy than in the spring; his cattle arc stronger, and a little work will not hurt them before fattening. ..Timber may be cut this month. Look to barn-yards, and see them properly arranged for saving their drainage during winter. -• Light sandy soils should not be plowed in the fall. Select your ears of corn from thrifty stalks while standing, for next year's seed, being careful to take from such stalks only as bear more than one ear.- Save your corn-stalks well, as by proper treatment they make good winter fodder. Use cooked feed for hogs ; and remember that weeds in the hog-pen will save time and produce better results than ifleft standing during winter. Large quan tities of head lands, peat, &c., &c., should be placed near the stables, barn-yards, &c., for WI Composting; and proper quantities of bonedust, salt, and other materials in tended to be added to the compost ''should te'in readiness. KITCHEN GARDEN.—Collect onion pips intended for replanting in early spring.— Manure grounds intended for spring gard- ening, plowing and sub-soiling deeply. I/so the manures, this month, long and ilileeply buried, or, at least, not merely placed beneath the surface, so that in the spring plowing, .by using the same plow, the manure will be thoroughly mixed throughout the soil, instead of merely oc cupying the surface, or being then all tuilied under, 'as would be the case with shttlleiv fall nanu ring. - Keep the hand and horse cultivator bus ily at worlcattiong the turnips and other root crops. Part the roots of all herbaceous plants for.increasing their number about October Ist;seleeting cloudy or wet weather, select cucumbers for pickling, as the first frost will finish them. Wced.out spinach,. hoe tatO.,ezirtllup celery on, dry days and not 00a:M.bile wet with dew. ) . 11pSis shouldnow have athorough dress ing—, .1,.;u0k to your sash frames and have them giazed , and generally repaired in time to lot the putty ,hardep before they are imted ; . ,hate:a supply of shutters, straw V0*,&f. 1. &e., Cut down parely, &c., 141111.12: GARDEN AND OucnAnn.—Buctd in.may'still be done, for which, see chapt ers from Dowpjng in our late ..numbers.— Strew - lime, around .applo-trees. Cleanse bark pi. fruit trees with the wash 'directed in fortll4r numbers."" Remove caterpillars' eggsi:rop2 end pf twigs, u ro tieeS i thot . have fruited badly this 3i30. r [ or! ig refrmir.• ;r lowa papers say; the 'corn crop in lowa is likely to be, prger. ever.' • WILLIAM A. WALLACE, A TTORN EY AT LAW...olTlceadj If oing Ills reside:neon Sew ntlstruh.opuosito the readeueouf Uwe. Bice, Clear• field, re. April 17, 1/54 ' JOHN FLEGAL I rtlAClCtlNllTll—Lnthenlburn Wagons. Buggies. &0., Li Neatly toned on Ma ihortost notion De0.1.1i0851. H. P. THOMPSON, pYSICI AN—May be found either at his office mitt Sao. 1 hotel—Curwontrule—when not not proferrionallY al and. , Deo. ad. MI. LEONARD & MOORE, 'rut BIECIIANTB AND LI/1518ER 1/111A1."Elt85—becord /TA ktreet, Lar wecoLtdarkot aLd Loint—Uletuf aid. Dee. 1:9, 1851. .JAS. B. GRAHAM; POST hiASTEA. Mitt:DANT and DEALER IN I.IIIVI - Bradford township. • Dee 29,1851. C. ICRATZER, IfIjPRCGANT AND IsLiftlltEtt I . LALER—Oorner of LTA Pruhr and Locust streets—ClourDold. A. L. SCHNELL, TAiLOII-I.nthorebor¢ do hi► work jogai rood and a. cheap. as nay other fellow. Leo. 2,. 1851. J. D. TEIO:VIPSON, BLAOLIDIiTtf, Wagons, !Ingoles, &0,.tg0 , ironed on short notice. and the very host style, at his old stand in the borough of Corwensvllle. . Dee. 12,1859, A. K. WRIGHT, MMERCHANT Arm EXTENSIVE DEALER IN 1.1.1111- BER—Southwett Uorner of the lhamodd—Clealfhld. Deo. V. MI, ISAAC SMITH_, MERCHANT. AND DEALER IN LIJIVIDIM AND Country Producegenetally—Stateetreet. between Cherry and Locust—Curweneville. Dee. 88.1851 THOMPSONS, HARTSOCK, & CO, IRON -O.M wen.vllle. An extensive !most meat of castings =do to order. Dee. THOMAS H. FUL'I'ON, & CO., MEMMA II TEI, end cxteusivo dealers. ann Manoracturepi olLumber, Bahl 1110/. July 23.1852. JAS. ALEXANDRR, SADDLER AND lIARNC MAKER—In hit new shop on Market street. near Morten's hoc& Deo. PJ,1851. ELLIS IRIVIN & SONS, A T Iho month of Lto Run t 6 miles from MERUIIANTS. and exteesive Lumber manufacturers. Juue 114, 11454. ROBERT McNAUL, TANNER—At the ,o 1.1) til'Ar.D in llnrwenoville. Pon•. V. 1.1851 SAMUEL WAY, BOOT awl 811uEMAKEIL—etrwenaville. Leo. M 1851 G. C. PASSMORE, PIPLACKSMITII—At the Old Forindry—ectrwensville.- 1/ Prices to scut the !Imes Lee.:N.lB)l. THOMAS SHEA, VASIIIONARLE TAILOIt—In ritmer's Raw, on Market street. immediately over teen Post Oza—Ulelrlilld. Leo 19.1851. SAMUEL B. TAYLOR, TANNER. and HOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURER— Carwentvdta. Deo. IA lasl. GEORGE W. ORR, '121.A.CKE3141111, In hls new Shoo on Thud street. south of hl sleet Ciewilekl. Pa. May 1. 1831. R. V. WILSON. VSICIAN--,111-41 on ..ec3nd Weal, oopotite the rcti deuce of liov.lthiler. Cientrifold. 4Drtl Hi 186 j. HENRY LORAINE, pYSICIAN nad DRUGGIST. on Market wee, oppotito 11. - hi. residonce.thandioid. April 11% in l JOE-IN NV. SEIUGERT WAGON MAKER, comer of Mire and LOCUIt streets uleardeld. Repairing done to order. April.itt. 'ol WALLACE & HILLS, RETAILERS OF FOREIGN AND DO:deem 111E1{- CllANDthE—at. Bhaw's old Stand—Olsailheld. Dto 10.1851. HURXTHAL & BROTHER, MAN Uri and LUMBER LIBALEBS. Woo geed Post Unice, Bradford tp Clearfield co. APtil 1,. '62. J. L. CUTTLE, OUNTY PURVEY ER eed LAND AuENT. Oflioe ad C joraiag hie resideuee,..n Market street. Clearfield. Audi Id. 190. GEO. RICHARDS, vASIIIONABLE* TA 'LAIR—West end (A Shaw's Row ut, 'us:F r i—Clearfield. Deo. 185 . RICHARD GLENNAN, BOOT tilitie;alAKEß—East door In :thaws's Row on Market stmet—Elearined. Dec. 30.1831. MRS. ELIZA IRVIN, LixrENeive RETA.ILER OF FOREIGN AND DO -121 matte blerchandiatt—East end of Atete street —On rwens •01e. Dec. 30. iesi. ED W. B. I'ATTON, CABINETMAKER—East end of State street—Cara en.- vale. Dec. 89. 18,1. THOMAS . MILLS, fIOACII AND 211.EIGH MAKER, on Third Vreet. be tween Market and Locust, Clearfield, Pa. Apeillli. 'b4 McBRIDE, RETAILER AND DE LER IN LUMDER—Nortess Coiner of &ate and timust streets. Curweesvilie. Deo. 130. 1451 RICHARD MOSSOP, RETAI LER Or FORE, GN AND DOMESTIC IME CIIANDISE & LIQUORS—AL Bigler & Co'o, old Mend. Also, Du the west side of ild .t.reet. Deo au.18.51. WM. P. CHAMBERS, wilemwttmtiT t ell AIRMAICER. and lIOUSE St VV BltillN PAlNTER—C.rwoosville. Dec. Z.), 1851. B. F. STERLING, zAnta.v. dt AVINESS-MAKER. and JUSTICE OF ttIE rEACE74:urwensviite. Dee V. V. 751. M. W. FLEMING, nysTrirt e. 1.90 N. C H ATING-OUSE and coN eEc- TIOISA4 —Cur Nonsvale. Dm lbal D; S. PLATNER, 11 A tlo 74; w Wahlagtua. BurnldotoznlAVear teid, iemnr23 CHAMBERS & KLEPFER. up] EELWRIGHT k CIiAIRMAKERS. aco.--Bridg •. purt. rike.ownehlp. Deo.lM, 1851. GEORGE R. BARRETT, A TTORNE Y AT LAW—Oflice adjoining his residence A Becond sheet,. Clearfield. April /U. Mil. JOSEPH. S. FRANCE, A TIORNEY AT LAW ,011iceon Market street,adjoinina Li the residence J .1,, Canute, Esq , Clearfield I, April 18, 1832. JOHN. CARLILE, BLACKSSU7E. dt JUSTICE OF TLIE PEACE—Lain orsharg Dm V. Wt. I. L. 'BARRETT, MERCEIANT. LUMBERMAN AND GENERAL KW bupE DEALER—At Burette' ralßs at Glearl.4l Brlda, • $ 3. 80.18 M. ISRAEL COOPER, uosTmAsTER at than slope —Retailor of Foreign and L Domestic Merchandise, and entenstve dealer in Lumber. Deo. EU, OM. • • 0. B. MERRELL,. ri9PP6I.. TIN a:. !MEET IRON WARE MANUFAO. runEit—At. Beluel's old mind on Mundt street—Clear• field, Leo, 11351. ROBERT MANLY, tATEIEEL.WRIGIIT and . C,HAIRMAKER: JUJUBE and UIttIABILICUAL VAlNTilli—Bast Malice. street -guff"'• Agt 11/4101. J. G. RI.LSSELL. . • TANNEIIB COURMERS AND DEALpILS Al.l, River of LeAther.• If Ples,Graln, ate,. token In exchange. Pen n.v illo. ra. — Grnmpitaillitis P. 0., Feb. 4, 1812, DAVID SACKEUV • CAAINLT AND 'CHAIR MAKER, Locu4 it,. between f3ecoud ued Tbird.Dlearllod,l'a. April 114 D 152. • . . WM. T.. GI LBER'f,' ) ULACkShfirT— DAt ,ISlctittee'''i Mille. la Dell ,towastilp . ^-I.o'Where all work lq Melina ledona on short not oe az dam ,leaJoaable team., • De 0.112 t. . MERCHANT awl PRODUCE DEALER. La thenbarg. Cle'artield Co., Pa. April 17, 1834. SAMUEL ARNOLD, MERCAANT and PRODUCE DEALER, Lutbenburg LTA. eloarlield county, Va. Apnll7. • FREDERICK ARNOLD, MMERCHANT and PRODUCE DEALER, britheniburg. (Nom hold co., Pa. April 1.41852. • ISAAC SMITH, NIERMANT and LUMUER and PRODUCE DEALER Curwensvillo. Apyll 17. 1851. WILLIAM H. BLOOM, MTRCIIANT nod LUMBER and PRODUCE DEALt Uorwenivide. Cleat!ledd county, Pa. April 0, 1851 WILLIAM BLACKSHAIRE, • rIARINET and CHAIR MAKE R. and HOUEIb and SIGN l'A INTER ono door mirth or the Proshyterian Church, cn socong gre9t.Cloa.lield Pa. April W. Ibsd. JOHN. H. HILBUIiN, BOOT and 10E MAK Mt, keoOrfli street, nearly opposite LJP A. K. Wright/ core, Clearfield. Pa. April 16.1852. JAMES HOLLENBACH, n LACK ti Mllll. on Third street, between Market and IP Walnut. Uleartield.Pa. Avrilltl. 18,52. J. H. JONES, SIiOE & 110011 MAKER—Adjoining his residence on Market, between ,Third nod Fourth streets—Clearfield. Dee.W. Deo. a 1851 GEORGE WILSON. PHYSICIAN may be found nt his Office in MITHERS !HMG. when not absent al professional business . February 20. 111. W. JOHN C. RICHARDS, PIIIIBICIAN—Ou the R dge Road to Chest creek, four miles from Curnsensviho. Deo. 119, M. E. WOOD, tIYISICIAN. May always be found at hi residence is P Car ensville, when not professionally absent. Dec. V, 1861. GEO. B. GOODLANDER, WAcoN. MAKElL—Lotheraburg. Work done to order on mart notice. nod on good toms. Deo. Vl, 'Ct. GEO. W. RHEEM, • QADDLER. BARNES'S & TRUNK MANUFACTURER —Un Third street botwoen biorkot and Locust. Dec. 80.1831. TAILORING BUSINESS, REMOVAL. THE subscriber, thanlthil for post favors, Tea. peel fill ly informs Ills customers, end the public generally, that he has removed his shop to the buil. ding over the Post Office. lately occupied by R. F. Ward, nod that he will be there found at all limes -on Nand" to supply his customers, Unlike some ol hiscotempornries. he is unable to promise that his Fashion,' ore of the most approved style of A NTI• QUITY, but will insure them made according to the Latest lqzshion of more modern days. THOS. SHEA. I Clearfield, April 1, 1851. I - i ROBERT MANLEY, i aawa y taa l AND usislaut 111 A li ER. 1 TniE subictiher respectfully informs the citizens of "fear. •tield county, that he is carrying on the above basin... on Market street. nearly opposite, he residence of Isaac tontha.o. where he sesoectiolb• solicits a share of public patronage He ft titers himself that he o in furnish work to al persons who may houleosed to call, to their entire satisfau lun. lie will always have on hand Cabinet-work and Windsor Chairs Of every description. Upholstered chairs made to oaten ' ALSO, Dentist, Invalid, and Chamber Chairs—Chair Beds and Bed Chairs. The fled Chair can be •me vetted from the Arm Chair to a complete eed in two minutes. and will alio fold op an that It may be canveMently carded under the arm It is particularly mai able for Military 9flic» re and for erafessional gentlemou. N. B —Collies made tithe neatest manner and on the 'nor Best notice hid tegoectrady soil. cantlananoe of the publin palron• age. Sept, 115. 3831-0 i?(DITIJIBIIIRL PREPARATION is now being othrod r Duo no o GUARANTEED CURE for the HEAVES . IN DORSE.S, and as thei only known medicine In the world having been used in the private Veterinary practice of the utoprietor' for Umtatst eo years • and he has never known it to fell In a single Instbnce of producing a lasting cure, and NW Inn the horse In good spirits for work. The Otter incompeten• cy the bora, for lawn. when troubled with this common disease. should induce every one having such to apply im inediately for this remedy. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER PACKAGE. Which will be rent, •'with fall d 'lotions." to any part 01 the United States. All letters or communications to be ad dies:ed. Past Paid. to I, P 11:111`. Near of Ne.lo South FIFTH Street. Philadelphia, IN ho'esa'e agent for the United metes. N. ll.—. Agent, wanted throughout the country to whom • liberal discount will ho given ; and their names placed in the advertisements. Address us above. Pierce vs. Scott 11`.8 cause is down for trial on the SECOND FRIDAY of Novemtwr next. The Plaintill's sieclaralloe is filed The Deleiornot hor poi his tole 3 11 0011 Ito record. And now, to.wrt, the 14th day ofJuly,lBll. the undersigned I otos this method of eis inn Public Notice To all [tortoni intrrested in 111. tan' or the above cams*. that he nosiest rem , veal from the Eastern Cities a large and select atiort meat of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware 4e flus ecnsware Which be is now premed to sell to tither Demoomui or Whigs at the lowest possible etuli once', or in exchange for country prcdows. The above stock of goods has lice* se:eoted with great care as to quoin, 4M/ Price—and with a &terminators to tiELL CUE 4.t'Ett than can hi purchased at any other estehlishinent in the borough of Cleai litild. And et we /Mame nothing for showing uur goods. o tel leg Out pricer, we ottnestly invite ell porporetio and Whig La dies and if en•lemen to call, examine, and in.ign for thorn. selves. At the old stand on Second etreot, Heady opposito the rest deuce of Governor Meer. Clearfield, July 14. Mil, etrmy Cow. CA Mk; to the promises of the subtpriber Im o 1 about the 10th of Jnlr last. a WILLA V COW, trod cow 13 of It ED and WHITI; :,t..... co'onr nod the litre tent white, and giving 71t . . i ,WI ,, milk. The owner is requested to come forward, prove propertY, pay ahttrgts and take her away, or she wily Ito disposed UI accardi.g to law n ; . MITA IS ROA Oa,. Covington tOWnship August 6, 1852. Z3m.miallcDalc, A LL persons are hereby cautioned against trusting my CI. wife CATHARINE on my acoonnt. She is now hying in a state of separation from me, and 1 will not be responsible in any way for her maintaluancm. nor pay any debts of her contracting. At a proper time). will show that 1 havo LIO right to make any proviston even for tier support. IJAVID W . flO YT . Ferguson township. Aux. 9, 1852. );state of Richard Davis, dec'd, NNOTICEHERCRY GIVEN. That Leturs of Admin. titration have been emoted to the subscribers on the male of RICHARD DAVIS. late of Becalm township. Clearfield county. tleoeased. All persons Indebted to said es. tate'ate requested to make immediate payment—and those having demands against the same will present them duly authenticated for settlement. N. 0. DAVIS. Reocarta, Admrs. August 18‘1852. GEO. GILL. Bradford. • 'Teacher Wanted. ANY Person d to teach a COMMON SCHOOL cars get a situation at Coryreasyille with a liberal corn. pm:militia. Far particulars address the subscriber. WM. IRVIN. Curtsensvllle. July 23. lan. TIIIAL LIST for Sept. term, .1852. ' r , eonard, & bloom. vs I:yoghourts & Brooks. WW H Newcomer vs Iles: drain Hartshorn J Leonard, Aulenes. & o. vs James Tamar Bennett me of !lousier use of Wm. Graham,it, vs H L Hall Seligsbereer dr, Bloom vs Benjamin Bloom Ira Nablus vs 'l'A McGhee, et, al, c teen use of Sselswlclr vs II Hartshorn George W Long vs Isaac Smith Guillim use of it Shaw vs M Forces comt. ol Maim Thos l Blot vs 'lnsist & McCracken PhillP ,Autes, , Illelmt at Real James vs notepads: & Brickley John M. Chase vs Samuel Audrey James Calabar. jr. vs J tinryinder, et. al.' H Bloom use ofl Smith vs Peter loom W Win Wilson" ~ v s Wm loom • Josoph McCrapkenvs Saligsberger & Bloom hone Wit.on 0111intiou titian C. .14m1Ah vs James Albert &Brothers , George Reborn i vs hialhiard ltahorn Jacob Snyder • vs sr vvlgerns &. A Pitt, Hardman Phillips vs/damsel Heeartg name, Ni Wm Glasgow Patotaln & Sons - vs A .Lticonto. A Laconia , • t , s4l.ratchin llPatohin ' ' ' ' ronTER. Prothi. Anf... 10,'1863, .. . . P. W. BARRETT, DR. tiorrs Nt ri . l l, . • R tell Mill hi OSSOP Copper, Tin & Sheet-Iron•Ware EIAkTUFACPECE,Y, 0. B. MERRELL REIPEOTFULLY announce: that he Is now prepared Lt to manufacture all kinds of ware In his line of business In the best manner. at the cheapest rata, and on the short. est code,. tie has just laid in afresh and large wale of Raw Material, and with the lid of the beat of Workmen, and the use of the latest end beet Imprcved machinery. he assures tho patine that ho can supply them with Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iron and Japanned Ware, As CHEAP and as GOOD as can ba found In any country town In the interior of the etata He intends to keels constantly on hands a gOLleffli assort ment of READ V —MADE WARE of hls own mannfanture. which will be sold either at WHOLESALE or REIAIIs. Old Brass and Copper Will be taken ut the highest prices in exchange for work or ware. ri/Thfentlinc done to order, lilt shop is at tho old stand. on Ma. ket street, where the public are respectfully invited to call and examine for them• selves Thi & Hardware STORE. B mERREILL rcipmernily Informs hp friends and V. easterners, and the citizens or uicartioin county gener ally, that he has now opened on deemd street. opposite the reside, c• of Col. Barrett. an extensive Copper, Tin, Sheet-Eron and :Waal Ware STORE, And then he is eow receiving n Mtge nnortment of Cooking, Parlor and Fancy STOVES, And a variety of lloneehold and Kitchen and 'other colleen- Inners never befAe attired for sale in the county. among which lie would particularly mention and recommend a glaummor Yuarmims®, Asa superb ankle, and a great favorite with the Mlles. It is light. easily carried !tom ono room to t'e other. and Ithatril with either stone-coal er char coal, at very trifling o. tense. and is used either for Washing, boning or Cooking. riot ho would Invite Italica:at attention to his eziottm•nt of Meini ware, among which the following nitlecs may ,be (bind : PLAT BO rrwi Ito ufq D I PLAT tf , ./.I rom TEA BOILEttSKETTLES.L I Do do OVA do, SAUCE iPANS LIPPED HKI GuErs, 1 FRENCH sTEW PANS. 'll WINE BOX Ei..i. I 0 LDE POTS. MANLIN KETTLE, of differ- I COUNTER SCALES. eut s zes. A splendid officio. J'EA SCALE:S. end the very best for cooking )PORKINDEKS. preseryr a. inc. 8 AD-litt in STAND. TURN BUCKLES, for Win. FANCY FIRE-1/00S dow Shutters, Cl iPEEE ROASTERS. ENAMELLED SPITTOONS. I GRIDDLES & NE PANS. WAEPLE IRONS. STOVE SPIDERS. !SKILLETS. Ne. &c.. &c.. All the above articles arc, Tinted and Enamelled inside, in as to prevent them Imm carolling, and rendering them more durable and less liable to breast irem sudden heat _ _ STOVES. Among the STOVES which he offers for sale are the fol Myth, patterns viz No. t—IM PEI tVED COMPLETE of 1318. No. 11—HANDY CoOK. No 3—NINE PI.ATE STOVES—lmproved. No. 4—TEN PLATE, or lIA L PIMORE No. e—IILoIIE IMPROVED No. I;—EMPIRE SPATE of 1851. No. 7—JENNY AND RADIATOR—ParIor. No. —N EA , YORK AIR TIGHT do No. lI—SAI,,%IANDER do No. IIf—COLUMHIA STOVES, for liar rooms !cc He has a's 'on hand, will sod toh.s customers. very cheap a supwortuticla of Stove Blacking, Tast can't be beat. It is chew, easily put on. tools bean!' fal. and wears very well, Cr' Af the above articles are INSURED. and will hes3ld PUB. CASH at primly low as to astonish eared body. Clearfield. July Id. ISit.—y Met ®f ltdottanro, Remaining in the Post Office at Clearbeld on the first day of July 1852 Unify, G. James Leonard, M. W. Soul, Mrs. Martha Leonard, John Butler, Elizabeth Lnunsherry, Susannah— 2 Bilsby,J.iseph Miller, Dal. ril Chase. A. I'. Marshall. Joseph M. Caspei, Phillip John Mammas, Andrew Verne, Catharine Michel. Algernon Da t is. Thomas Mcßride, Miss Mary M. Dobbs, Ddw. Shariley 'McGaughey, John Doeherty. Sarah Ordway. Gilbert L. Dunlop, Hobert Ogden, Zenas Duff; Charles Ogden. Zaeharialt Estes. Esq., John C, Paul. Joseph Flegal, John A. L. Robertson. Miss M. J. Frani - Liman Michael Strouse, Jacoa iV. Frank Abraham-3 Shide, Plitlip Gelneit, S.iinuel Smith, %Vol ham —`4 Harden George & or JohriSanborn. Albert 11, Corkry Stone, Lindsey Hall. Horatio L.-2 Sinkey, John Hall, Bebeeerw Thomas, Widiam Haines, William Ulmaii. L. floover. Miss S. Jane Watson. Mrs. Mary A. liieksJohn Winecoup. Henry rolinstim. Robert Wilson, David Krepp. Henry ‘Vhile, lion. R. G. Kuck. Ely., T. White, James A. W5l. RA DI•:13A UGH, I'. M. Glearfield July 1,1852. List of Grand Jurors Drawn for September term, 1852. Bloom lone Innkeeper Curwensville rennet J H Cabinet-maker do Byer& t4muel Farmer Bu rnside G Masher fiugh do do Kern Nathan do do King G W. do do Kies John Carpenter do Crow ell Bezel Farmer Bradford M :Howell lia•ld do do I:eleman Wuhan' do Karthaus V.dhers Joseph do do hider John Innkeeper (1) CartleJoan Justum Brut', Elder James Farmer Bell Gilbert Wm T. placksmtth do Guild, Mores, B. Armlet Lawrence I Peden M. t'. do do I )rr ~ugh do do Head Josiah H. do do Glenn W Wien] do P.lte Hartshorn Jona.han do do '<tier Thomas do Morris Nudg e.l nin do COvingtall I'We:a Jams do Boggs List of Travis Jurors Drawn for September term, 1852. Addleman Andrew Farmer Lawrence !awash!' Awes l'111111) do do do Reed George L. do do d's tinily Daniel do Pike do Bloom Jima' do do do !Boom Abraham do do do Caultreli Isaac do do do Fulleiton George do do do Hoy mon Jo:Wilms I,umbernum GletunsM DO/Ogigh Moore Wm. L. Merchant do tin Btone Henry Teamster do. do Wrigley James J P do do Wrigot A. K. I..is al . bumins do do , linker Conrad Fanner Jordan township tea Robert do do do Ito baker John do Union do Coolie! John do Woodward do Howler James do Binned° do Loe J. P. do do do Nell George H do do do We lover Jonathan do do do Banzhaf!) , Robert do Alorris do Hunter Wm. M. do r o do Ensiab Christian Carpenter do do Einziger John Farmerdo Luther M. tr. do Brady do . do Corson Benjamin do do do Flegal John . Blacksmith do do Ells Richard . Fainter Hell do Hevener Valentino do Houston du Irwin Garland Laborer Penn do Pennington Hobart Farmer Chest do Ralston John Carpanter Boggs do Boackman John Farmer Girard do 'fate AlOthew do Goshen do Walker Michael do Decatur do Farmers take Notice. SUPERIOR THRESHING MACHINES. rffaIIOMPSONS. HARTdOCK. & IdoikbARNEV. Take .g.• this opportunity to apprise the FAUDIERB OF CLEAR FIELD and the surrounding counties. that they arn NOW en gaged la blanalacturing, at Curwensville. Clearfield County a Repair's astral° of Fbur•Horse Power Threshing Machines. They ate ;minared to supply all orders on the shortest notice and on the most accommodating terms .. .''hose roughines are constructed of the vary best 'material. and the Pattern being perfect In every particular s and passing through the hands of none but first rate Nt(oritaitins cannot rail to give general satis faction. • . . . A , a31.)--ell ft EPAIRING of Thieshina Wahines done on short notice and Imam most substantial .anti satisfactory man ner. at Cutworm! Ile NEW Von adry,_ & Till irdrdONß. HART6OCK III4LALINEY. Ourssensvillo..Septol. 1851.—.1y. , , Estate of Margaret Reed, dee'd.. NTIVE 18 11EREEllf GAVEN. that le:ters of Adinlnlstra• tlou rtuop the estate oI:feIAIWARET REND, Into of Pacoima to,. Clearfield co, dee'ts..)Jere fp tlue Iprin or Inw been granted to the subscri ber. All uersous 'indebted to said ostate, are requested to Par interrupt Immediately: and those having claims will pres at theta drily authenticated for , settiemot. , - • ••• • • '' ; • - DAVID FBIIOIIOIION, Atha' r. • Qteadleld. Jail V), 15.51). •s , '• • • ' ' • . , ~ : • lxr HATEVER °amino; the healtlitind hapPluess °fit Deo ble IMPOrtooOet. I u7kl foli;:i.Yditte:gi . th e ml g jill°,l ,l, all in their will to save the Ores of their children. hod that *yeti person will en. (humor to promote theft own health at Alt inertness. l feet it to be my duty to solentuly assure you that WORMB. accord. lo It to the opinion tof the most oteebteted Physicist's ege t re Primary causes of a large flinjOtilY of diseases to Which dont end et Wu ens liable • you •Maye Wei appetite coat nu• ally changeable Jrtra Jr one kind ot food to another. Had Ureath, Pain to the Stomach. Pinking at the Nose. Hardness and full , . a. es 01 the holly. Dry Cough. hllow Fever, Patio Irrogular— ransom bar that nil these denote VVOlthlt3. and you should ' at onto apply tap - remedy . . TIOBENSACK'S SYRUP. •• An article rounded upon Samna fin erbielples, oompoinded with purely vegetable substances; being perfectly OM when taken, and can be glven to tn t molt tender Infant with tiedo dod beadles! 'effect. where bowel Complaints and Manliera. kayo made them weak and debilitated the Tonto properties pf my Worm Syrop ere snob that It stands without en eonnlin the catalogue of medicines - In giving tone rind.gtrgall th 10 the 13tomneh. which makes It an inlbilible remedy for those afflicted with trireme. the astonishing ogres performed by this Syrup alter Physicians have tailed. Is the best evidence aft' superior efficacy over all others. This Is the most difficult Worm to destroy er nil that Infect the human system, it grows, to an altdost Indellnitelougth, becondnirto coiled and fattened in the intestines and Stom ach effecting the health so sadly as to 0;11:111t. et. Vitae .Datioe. Mtn, eta ., that those altlioted ithloto If ever suspect that It is Tape Worn hastening them tp an early grave. In onlerto destroy this Worm, a vet, energetic treatment must bo mu m. d, it would therefor(' be wropqt •to tethe If Dr 3DI my Lifer Pills scias to removelall obstructlone. that the Worm Syrup may not direct open the Wortucwhlab most betaken in doses ol 2 Tablespoon Its 8 times a day „T These Directions followed • have never boon known to fall in curing .the most obstinate case of Tape Worm. No part of rho system is more liable to disease than the LIVES—It serving ns n titterer to purify the blood. or giving the proper secretion to the bile—so that any wrong action of the I.'ver effects rho other Important parts of tbe system. and results variously in. Liver. Comp' riot. Jaundice. DYlPetren. &o. We should, therefore, watch every symptom that might indicate n wren action of the Myer. These Pills being com• posed of ROUTS nod PLANTS famished by nature to heal the sick : — Namely, lat. An EXPMTORANT, which neg. meats th e . secretion from the Pulmonary mucus membrane. or Promotes the discharge of secreted matter: lid. An ALTER ATOIE. which changes in some, inexplicable and Insensible manner the certain morbid action of the system dd. ATO NUL which gives tone and strength to the nes lOUS mtom. renewing health and vigor to all parts of the body. 4th. A CATHARTIC. which acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and operating on the Bowels, and exporting the whole mass of corrupt and vitiated matter. and purifying the Blood, which dsstroye disease and restores health. Clearfield. July 8, 1851 LO—VciE) ...ct-ic1504:6•6-vmclllez)G3o Yon Will find these Pills an invaluable medicine In many complaints to which you are subject. In cbstroations .silthat Intel or partial, they have been found of inestimable nenent— restotiag their 'bandana] Eireann/Mettle to a healthy tiattra— nut trying the blood and other fluids so effectually as to pot to filen all complaints which may arise from female icreattlarl lies, as Headache, Giddiness, Dimness ut Pain in the Back, &a. None genuine unless signed J. N. 110.13ENSACK—all othen bring hale Imitations. Cir Agents wishing new supplies. and St.nre Keepers desi rous of becoming Agents must address too Proprietor. J. N. llobeasaelt. Ye. Agents in Clearfield county. WALLACE gc P. W lIAti.E.OI7 1 wr:lnborn. J. EMIT!! Pennville. J. BRENNER Mooresville. And by rvery respectable Dealer and iderchenst in the county and Nta.e. Or - Price, eacjl 25 cents. Philadelphia. Jane 23. 18/4.-1 r. A SECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. EM:Pts 4 C)l...s3' MONTELIUS, BROTHER, 4 TEN EYCK vv. li l i clir inforothed'uthdeyhn elerod rtuerioine g ii LA i y i,Ee g ditE IIIJINE:6S, and have jut received from Pailadel• obit' heir second and handrome earortment or BEArfurig. Ounritnaman° Goodla Of au winds nub lateat steles. which. having been purchased n' Li 011113iiV low laces. they are enabled to t,ll:r to tan public the were It would be a!mott Impossible to enumerate the mini arti. eks co•• onslog the r stock of goo3l just retostved—bat the. invite ell to coma and tee for themselves, estti,ite them that they will get , Nfore Goods for the same money than at any other Store in Curwensville! DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Q UEENSWARE, HARDWARE, And another articles usnally•found in n well furnished stare. To reader th-tr establishment well worth a visit at all times the) will continue to receive. es the wa'on advances sew supplies of seasonable Goods for I.attles . and Gentlemen' . wear, to as to be always ready to Oar the choice of Eastern Muskets. would also call &Metall.= to their apartment of 0 -- Ilools and Shoes, Where they always keep on hand a lame and well assorted lot of Flt lifVell and COUNTRY CAL A', mono(X)o. till' sod el'OG Y I.lOOT$. MOM) 50).IJALP. Kir, mad all hinds of Gentle:um' 8110 ES. Mw. - - - -•- • Ladies' Fine Shoes, Such as GAITERS and LACE BOOTS. FRENCH and JENNY LIND TIES. SLIPPERS el all Im Is, qualities and slum Also—Boys' and Misses' GAITERS and SHOES of all As they keep constantly a lot of the best practical woikmen end hfaeofeeturo their Chou they.ean wa'rant them to be made of the best Material, and in the heat and latest y les. Or! MIES and LX./UNTEtY PRODUUE taken in ex change fur goods. IthalE.MtlEtt—Their establiment le one door West of John Draneker's hotel. Corweneville. Jona 3.1, PARE NuncE, MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN tbac WALLA.CM Spring and Summer Stock of Goods, and are prepared to astonish the natives at TILE GREAT REDUCTION OP PRICES. Their clock consist' of a large nod •ariod anoruneut of FONEIGN AND DOME:4IC Bareges, Be rge,De La nes,La was,Callicoes &c.—ALSO a large assortment of 181ardtwarro 9 gizzonnoweure g , BOOTS and SHOES, eamdl SUMMER CLOTHING, Cloths, Cassinzeres, Sattineus, Kentucky Jeans, Ticeeds,luslins, Tickings, and in feet every thing to supply the wants or town and country. all of which they are dare mined to sell cheape. then they have ever been sold Wore, they. therefore. request all Deism.' wishing to purchase to give them a call arltemember the cheap cash store of WALLACE Er. 11l LS, Market street near the Dimond. Clearfield...4D May 116 S 130 t it Lela) ChM Nes.)Valro TLIE Subscriber would respectfully announce to his old friends nut, castoniers, and to the public generally, that he is again opening at his stand at the comer of groat pad Cherry streets, A large and well-selected stock of GOODS, Embracing the usual varlrry kept In a retail Btori o which ho will sell as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST, At Wholesale or Retail, for the CASH. Le will alsoesehange Goods for COUNTRY PRODUCE, to Ca as he can make It answer lus purposes. As lie cautiot promise to continue in the business lone, on account of the LOW Palt;Eli at which he intends tosell, he would advise all who wish to boy CHEAP GUODd to CALL Clearfield, July 2, 11852 %sal •08 clout . piegluen liBVO 711 M dIMHO AlaAlllaM.llSl sanle . asno'i aoj vapnl pun •anitztvra Tv) 01 olugq.4 44 1110 1110 d win JO itud .100 p odcodoqg s,Nytagaqo ')f •• ulain Gkintnitt UVO lIVAA 0t411 4 100 9111 110.11, '431112c4b ;cog ay; HaOH 117 y 5.1,0 0 Er , move& oqm uoued AN y (amnion c:mTv. • • i i uvAA i • THE CHEAPEST GOODS ! ! . ' (O&EUIt fiVail l / 1 1.4 itRAVIN MUTH, having purchased ofJ.' L. Minter his it 'Stock of Merchendize c am now Jpacielort aims, and well selected of 43EABLINABLL GOUDA of every des amnia P. wino tvereJahlin at th e 'Gwent possible rates. They would . Invite t JO Public,' balms pereheslnn.e4etehdre.t6 at the tete stand,of J. L. Hunter; on Market street. and ens. mine their MOM( and PUICEId. as they are determined to 00,440. lb Ecfpra 0 ult cheractee'om 6 hoe 1 9 1 1dw grim t • Apriug, 1842.: ' BArtif-MAUL" moriuno ofalmpstatert J for sale at Mestere , Jane 18 . 1552 . . • ; ;. • BUITIt 11144*P11. ' ssoo,Challenge. The .Tape llobemisacles Liver• Pills. BEST BARGAINS. They have all kinds of GOOD ADVICE. 11111=111113 They have also on hand a very large atonic of • , NEtb3l%Bl AecohllBtes, fay Act 'of, (078 p, _ln , Cho yeti. 2851, by J.,Ei. 1101.1011TC1N, 51. ~.InAlio,alirk's 0111C0 or Abe, PletrlO Court, :tba I.B.Btern , Dlptxict of . ronmpcYoAlo. • Aitiithei SO,i6ntifte Wider OR EAT 01.42 E 0"16F2 • ORI GAsallac. Prepared from' RENNET, or 'the fourth 'Sibiniieh .of the Ox, alter Directions of BARON' 11.11EDia; The groat Physiological Chemist, hy,./.13. TON, M. D., No. 11 . Midi' Eighth StireOt, Fllla4 del phia, Pa. This is a truly .wonderful meetly foritloroniton, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Livint CO,bIniAINT, CON. - STIPATION. and DEnimry, Curing tiller'llaturied own method, by Ntiture'sown agent, the Gastric Juice. • •Ifall a teaspoonful of this Fluid, infused in we. . ter, will digest or'digeolve, FIVE 'Pouring by ROAST Witt? IN ADOI:I't 1"WO 110VIIII, out . 01 WO Stomach. iGESTiON b °Midi, perforated in the stomach 'by' the eild of a flald:whioh freele ex hides from the inner egal o r that organ. when In a state of health, called the Gastric Juice. This fluid Is the Great Solvent or the rood. the'Peri. Eying, Preserving. ,aid Btimolatlng Agent of the fromteh and Intestine!. Wlthont_,lt there will be no digention,—ng convandon of Food into Blood. BEM nonutrition ortha body ; tint mther nIQUI•tOrPid. Pelnitli, and destmg.titneondalOgef the whole digestive apoamto s. A weak. half deed. minium:l stomach produces no good Gaatrio Juice; and bane. the dig ease, distress and debility whlgh ensue. PErPSIN AND RENNET. '• • rum ie the chief element, or Great Digesting principle of the Gastric Juice. It is found in' great 'abundant* In the solid °tinsel the human stomac h alter death, and sometimes causes the stomach to digest Itself. or eat Itself tip, It is alto found in the stomach of animals, as the oX, &0.. Ills, the material used by farmers in teasing cheese, called Rennet, theeffect of which has long been the wonder of the (Wm.. The curdling of tho mile Is thetint process of digestion. Has net holiest.' astonishing power. The etiimaoll of a onlf coydie nearly one thousand times its own weight of milk.— Baron Liobig 'tett:ether - One pert of Perisittdissolged in elev. thousand parts nt water, will digest meet and other food.ff— !Named stomachs produce no good Gum ile Juloe• Beaaet, of Pepsin. Toshow that this want may be perfectly supplied, we quote the toilowlng BARON 1.1,E81G, in his celebrated work on Animal Chemistry. lia•s "An Artificial Ligestive Fluid may be readily obtained from the mucous membrane of the stomach of a Calf, in which' `vations articles of food, as meat modem will be Bottetie ',Changedand Digested, precisely in thesanie manlier as they Weald be In the human stomach," PP.It Elf? A, In his famonstr.mi ise on "Food cad Diem , Published by Wilson & Co. New York. nage 35,stmeeUel enme great foot. end descr ibes the method& pen,a t at iee , There are few higher authorities than Dr. Perei ft Dr JUAN W. DRAPER, Professor of Chemistry re the Medical College ol the University of New York, in his "Test Book of Chemistry." Dune 896 . has been a &Nestles whether artificial digestion could be performed—but Die now universally admitted that it may be " Professor DUN C LI6UN of Philadelphia. in his great work on Duman Physiology devotes more than filly !mere to an examination nl this subject, flis experiments with Dr. Beau meet. on the Gastric Juice, obtained from the living human stomach and from animals are well known "In all cases," he says. "direction occurred as perfectly in the Artificial as le the Naturaldigestions." AS A DYSPEPSI4_CURER. DR. fIOUGHTON' 4 preparation OTPErSIN has Produced the m.ist marvellous effects. curing cases& Deb Hay, emacia• Nortroas Decline, and Dyspeptic Consomi.tion. supposed to be on the very verge of the grave. It is impossible= the derails of eases in the limits of this advertleensetiPetdrt authenticated certificates have been received of musethan 200 REMARKABLE CURES In Philadelphia. New York, and Holton alone. These were nearly all desperate cases. and the Cure. were sot oaly..mpid and wos (ferret. hat permanent. It is a gr^at N ER VOUOt ANTIDOTE. and from theaston. ithlarly sm-tllfrontite net:ornery to produce heattity dictation. s believed to act noon There is so form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS width it does not seem to reach and manse at once No inatterbew bad they may be. it DIVES INSTANT RELIEF. A sisals dote removes all the unpleasant symcooms, end it curly needt to be 'epeeist.., lot a short rime to make these rood allies per. manent. PURITY OP SLUM) and VIGOR 011. ktUDYr follow at once. It le parti Jointly excellent In case olNansea, Pemitiee.Crampt, Soreneu or ihR pit orthe Stomach. distitte aPeseatins. low. cold slate of the Bloat Heaviness, Loesscs or ttpiritr, Despondency. emaciation Weake Wk. les deism td Integrity. stocieirle. Ito. Price. ON El DOLLAR pea bottle. One bottle will b U M eflect a mount core. • SENT BY MAIL, FREE OF POSTAGE, For con v•nlenco sentliag to all parts of the coestrY. lld OiGESTIVE ttIAIT.EIt OF I !Ii PEPSIN Is Put op is the for p of Piwders, with directions to be dissolved la dilated alcohol, water, or moo. by tie vathort.. 'I hese powders cos; rain precisely tne same matter as the bottles, but Inlet ilia quantity for the same price. and w!ll be sent by mall, rßictt 'IFi'OSTAGE, for ONE lit t.., R seat (post pai) .o Hr. J. S. lIOUGtfION. No II North Eighth street I Nix packages for five dollars Every paekhge eve baffle bean the written signalers of J. 8- 111OUGHtON, M. D.. Sole Pr ior.o:or. . - •,,•Agents wanted in every tawn in the Usitel States. , •4 Very 114eral dise•anots given to thetnule Druggists, Postmas• ten, and !Innate lens are dewed to ant as agents. AGE:AT/3 for Clearfield county W ALL HILLS, (Newfield borooth• WILLIAM MIIOIIII.ILE, Curviansville. P. W. HARNETT. Lathe/shunt. R. W. Alt H Huhn township. CUMMINGS & htEllArry, New Washinytee. JOHN G. BRENNGN . Mooresville, actifisid co. May 28„ 1851-4. pHE undersigso - 1 respectfully annonnces to the people of 1. Clearfield aad the adjoining counties that. hestlll Gonda• ties lu carry uu the above business at his extensive establish• meat in the borough of Clearfield, and to now prepaftd to manufacture all kinds of G'astin ,, s used for Grist Mills, Sato-lIfills; - • and all kinds of Machincrp. Nis Castings are no. of a mperior quality—equal, if gotta perior. to any other to the State—as be ales gone bat We v It bent material. and employe none bat the very Unto' worlteme the MACHINE SHOP, With two suparior TURNING LATHES. d•iven Lir 'awn, is now in suceent`oloperatioo. and under the otheeseasset of e Oracnital mechanio—where almost any ankle Of melanin Darr ho-FINISHED in the yea, but Olio, and on eke canoe. Ile has tyw an Stands a large assortment of o:noir. WA as 13 . 10Vt.dd et nano mainland P eltf etas. PLOUGH IR ONS, WASH KETTLES. Sto., ate.. which he Wrens total Dario/ Cash, or on aJeasonahle credit. He is now occult. floes be most approved patterns. HATHAWAY COOKING—STOVES.. ALSO—Fancy Air Tight Parlor Stoves, Nine Plate and Coal Stoves. Also, Willard's celebrated Plough. And all kiada of 1101..L0W-WARE. SLEIGH sad BLED SOLES. WAGON BOXES. Itco 110 intends pas ell on reasonable terms and trade diktat citizenr of the county generally will tied It to their advattalli to cochlea their eastern CASH will always oe preretred but the highest prices will be allowed for (knotty Predate anti 01. D METAL.. As he gives his establtsbmest supervw.lon, all olden for work will lacer. mound attest's', DAVID UTZ. t Claw!"leld. Nov. 28. 1851 NEW TANNERY,', -, .''': At Curwensviilleic OMIUM..II. TAYLOR. respeetfaßY animism" to 114 par , loular Irlends-Ttho poblio—that he has l'amove4 to and :commenced business. at his Now Tannery. on flibett street. immediutely north of Bloom's hotel, Corssensvalts t when) ho is prepared to stool, all orders analog notice's* in the most satisfao , ory manner. tzar HIDES. GRAIN and LUMBER taken In archnes s and thu blatant prices allowed. Mat r C. KRAI'ZER • WIND—MILLS FOTI BALL' UV WALLACE ti aims; ~July JIM :I THOMAS DEVINE--TAILOR. RESPECIT(II,I...Y aDnounces . to the . citiiims the vim!. tr orCloortield he aopplquai. ro .parr/ Os jilt IAI LORI NG Egotist; Ls., a short (Ramapo East olthe drills ' whet* be "in Ilaillaaktal for It sham orpublip patrobari be Wends to tdcagenti who favor him with them pottorp. Olaatflehl.Pa. Ma? 113. 110.-41. , t.. . : I • Joist it'eeeived.air the OAODIE aßo._24la A New supply of tiRY GpODN.Gitccg Vf l4 , 431. BACON atld MESE.— .• JUIY 11,1N12.' • IRWIN & • LS3 ai:/k ttis l "ZEi EU ' AL Superior Lot of Weetem Mest..s)teao. • ?0"7 1 •LIL in the batt ponible 'manner-4ot Hite at WALLACE, dr. 111441) May 27. l'wenly•five. Tour. hammered 1/71 pros. Ehears, Coulters. laud shlas , bar aid sow, •ww iron. Ordeal - or any also promptly 'filled. Themes supplied at Philadelphia Ptioek, 'bar Iron 4 Paoli , stil Machine shops or the Pennsyivanto Itaihoad Dom '. P; 03 0 12 0=4 to bp ognat iu qualttyand \Clrcil? 0,11 11 1 lat noosnarnod iron on the State'. - yor mod PIIANCISCIJ4. 44 , t, 'Tam ; I. WOO.: Lewistown, Na, 10.1859. • . - mspEi.pqm:.: . ,=: DIGESTION S::IENTIFIC EVIDENCE ELECTRO•MAGNE I IC PRINCIPLES, PEPSIN IN POWDERS, PLEASANT HILL IRON FOUNDRY and MACHINE HOP, At Clearfield.
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