• 191110 MASS: NEM% ' .'"'• ' A very largo and. eriffinsiastic racoaniz 1 of tho.whigs of Clearfield county, wag held' 00 Wednesday evening the 224 of g e pt.._ Ths mee ti n g was called toorderby choos ifig the Hon. Aura. Invart;Preilident, and Bop. Peter Lamm, Hon. T. B-Davis 4nd a Omber °letters as - Vice Presidents, and sonhel Crane, T, H. Fulton, I. Scofield an d Lewis I. Irwin Secretaries.—General john Patton, B. Hartshorn, Thos. Shea, It. gossop, D. LivinOon Esq., Thos. Palmer, pr. Boyer, James ForreSt, and Jas. Alex. oder word appointed a Committee to pre. pa* resolutions. The meeting . was addressed by Edward I gcGarvy, Patrick Kerr, Hon. J. T. Halo ind Col. A. G. Curtin. Tho meeting then adjourned to meet ,gain on Friday evening. Friday evening the meeting was called 0 order, by the President, and eloquently odressed by Col. A. G. Curtin, after iihich'the Committee appointed on the pre• eons evening reported the following reso lutions. . . ~ :WirwrigAs, an important election is to 1,6 held thia fall, involving in its results consequences of the highest interests to the opts of Pennsylvania, as well as the 1.1- ba at 'large, And as it becomes us as re rblican freemen, deeply interested in the roll being of bar common country to ex foss our opinions freely:of men and meas ores,i Therefore.; ../tesoived, That we hail the nomination of that ,disting,iiished patriot and hero Windfield Scott,as ono highly honorable, ,I 0 well to the grateful people who have , thus recorded their appreciation of his no . tla and patriotic services, as well in the council as' on the field of battle as to the i c ld hero and 4tritesman, and that he shall tam our 'hearty, united and cordial sup= part. , ,_ . _'.. _., )Zesolvedi That we believe the,electiett, of a Whig Canal Commissioner is demand= al by - the honest tax.payinera of Pennsil- , tania, Who desire that the enormous sum of Money which yearly comes to their mails should ,be, honestly managed and not squandered upon political favorites to asinine corrupt feeder' , nor contracts giv. ea which surrender, the public improve ; merits to a private company like the lease ' of the Columbia Rail Road by the present commissioners. ... Resolved, That we have entire confi dence in the ability learning and integrity of the Hon. Joseph Buffington, the whip 'candidate for the office of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, and. pledge our- I selves to use all honorable and fair means to promote his election to that distinguish ed position. Resolved. That in Jacob Hoffman our itindidate for Canal Commissioner, we have an intelligent yeoman eminently --. qualified to discharge the important duties of the office, and n gentleman of hightoned i public feelings. Resolved, That in Patrick Kerr our can didate for Congress we recognize' a true friend to Pennsylvania interest,-one wi? enjoys the confidence and esteem of all who know him, and a man who regards the wants of. the people, Therefore, we pledge ourselves' to give, him 'our cordial , and hearty support. ~ { ' ' The meeting adjourned with three hear. i ty cheers for Gyn. Scott and William A: i Gmham.' • ... ; . . • . ____ DEATH OF rIVFLIJINGTON. - The decease of Arthu , Wollesley, the eanquerorst Wate It be ,commem waited ,in Ore' , , the sublimesl ceremonies. •4- t a ripe qid age, full of honors. :14 . ais heroism did not make him a stateskoan. With all his pop ularity among the English people, ho could not- head a ministry, Or rescue the government from' apolitical or.finakicial crisis. He was a sore of adviser of the Crown ; but ho acted more in the capaci ty of a court favorite than as a wise coun- Wier, whose suggestions 'were, received as tlxklaw. Besides, he know hie place.— IA did not, aspire to positions which he could not fill with honor to himself. He cherished his martial famo too ardently to run the risk of tarnishing it by any failure in the difficult. fold of statesmanship.. Had he acted other Wise—had he entered in competition with the, Peels, the Palmer stone, the Perbys, and the Stanleys—he would have lost his strgnghold upon the people's ) affections, and would have gone to his grave With none of the expressions of gratitude which now ,rise like incense in his memory.—Wash. Union. 0:!rA distinguished soldier, says t e Washington Union, who fought throughout the late war with Ergland, remarked the Other day tbat 'since General Scott has been Madan. candidate for President, he has been struck by the manner in which the history of others services has boon oupiiressed, leaving to Scott the occupancy of the *lnlet field, of aption.:, •01 ain , often compelled", he says, "to ask myself if I Per was in thatwar ; for, is 1 read the Knott papers, ,I am dispo§ed to doubt my own identitY. , Peir scant allusions to Miller, to Jesup; McNeil' and to General Brown, who are maid more snbordinates, When they Were:ririnoipels, or lugged ,in as foils , to 'the commanding genius of Scott.',', • ,411 _:BAD,NEws •-itott Wieros.-4*(l6s, patch from NeW,Yorlr. hie the following jotOligence: "New Yong, Sept: p. m: "Minieirs..-;-Plour has ridvitticed six cents. Six 'thousand barrels have been Gold to Alay.., Wheat and corn have slightly taranced,.!wlth large'• Weil. &don je firm." , _ L And lett(ts tilibie.l7"ritanufitctures flourishing, exabanzes squid; ''gold plenty, __. ,bpsiness in au departments _prodpbr 11g. talinOrttlAsl3o.o.l4.lltlPll•lTY,,be, as uls organs assume - able 't? . move Mtii3, l3- kilts; bt•ihe, 'Twee, intheracklus t uell untreMat hrtplyrPcsa as this prespeetikreseittii;iifh ten. SUiti.,"` MELANCEIOLY AND DMA ACCIDENT.-- It is our painful duty,' this week, to record ono of the most' melancholy titcidents that his over ciccurett In this community—im accident that 'ficis robbed our town of ono of 'thp most distinguished, cherished, and useful citizens ;aocioty of one of its bright est ornaments; and a•happy family of a kind and indulgent parent. On Monday morning last, between 8 and 0 o'clock, whilst the workmen employed at the Holli daysburg Foundry wore engaged in hoist ing, a. casting' weighing some 2500 pounds, the chain attached to the crane with which they wore raising it gave way, and terrP blo to relate, the proprietor of the estab lishment, Hon.: Geo. R. McFarlane; who was superintending the job, was struck by, and caught beneath, the descending mass. He was released from his frightful situation ,as soon as possible and convoyed to his residence and a physician called in. Ev erything that skill and kindness could sug gest was done to prolong his valuable lifo. But alas! it was of no avail. Death had marked him for his victim, and at a quar ter before ten o'clock ho expired. He re tained his senses up to the last moment, and a fow minutes before dying called his family around him, told them his hour had come, that he was not afraid to die, blessed them and bade them good bye; and calmly yielded up his spirit to that God who gave it. liollidaysburg Standard. MARRIO.—On the 9th by Rev. W Tn. A. M'Keo, Mr. Adam Spackman to Miss Jane Pachin, all of Clearfield co. On Monday the 27th ult., by Rev. J. Hildebrand, Vorice Clark, to Miss Rachael McClosky,,both of Karthauso township. On the 3d inst., by:the Rev.C. Diel, Mr. John Heiges of Luthersburg, to Miss Ta litha Rishol of Brady township, Clearfield county, Pa. - . DIED.—'---On Tuesday last, near this place, of Scarlet Fever, Alexander 8.,50n of Geo. L. and Sarah E. Reed s aged about 3 year's. On Wednesday last, at the residence of her son, Robert Ownes, Mrs. Nancy Ann Ownes, aged about 92 years. ' On the 17th ult., in Bradford township, Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin Smeal aged 62 years, 7 months and 23 days. FALL FoldmorrlCON. ..V n ala 9 E5 1 a ai. E.a!!. l a Q For President, Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT, of N. Jersey /40 Vice President, WM. A. GRAHAM, of N. Carolina. For Judge of Supreme Court, JOS. BUFFINGTON, Armstrong co. Ibr Canal Commissioner, JACOB HOFFMAN, of Berks co. For Congress, PATRICK KERR, of Clarion co. , For Sheriff', POWELL, of Clearfield boro'. ,ar Commissioner, of Girard township • • OONCRLISS WE: ire ituthOtli4sl to announce that PATRICK KEE.% 1/V " Clarion counts. will be a c anditlale to represent the Amities of Clarion, t;lsartietd, Elk Forest, Jettersoo m e . Kean. Vononto and Warren in too Congress at the tinned States. ' Sept SU. 1852 • , ezt.l.4)W-coIZEN6 or.eLEARFtELL) CuUNT Y -1 respectln Ily offer Torten to your carotidal'. ion SS a candidate for the oaf of :SHERIFF at the ensuing Gdueral Eit et em— end If elected. pledge myself to palatal the d utters thereof to the beet of abilities, and without fear. laver. or atter.' ton: WILLIAM POWELL. Clearfield. Atm 9. 1852 MESSRB. MOORS ENT'I.EM EN—Plense anaounce the Dame of GEORGE D. tthl Mil. of (areal toweshio as a Volnnteer candidate for the office of COUNTY CKJ24MMIONER of the ensuing October Election, s od oblige Attend B, 18f.2 ,t • BOOTS & SHOES. ...„,, ... TEO MEC 0 :.? - ry ESPECTIU LIN aseriuncire to the ':.... IL cid:saga Cilia/fled • and violins. that ho has commenced the boldness or mannfacrue us WWI 8 and 8110E8 or every description. in the her. Gogh of Cloartiold. In emeriti Ready opposite the academy. on Front Meet, whore he may be found at all times ready and aszions to aocommodate at! who may favor him with their cettorn. Li.. . Fine and Coarse -Boots an e-s 'and • d Sho i Ladies l Ware of every description. Will be on handi.'edi mesPraoturel in a style saindat to ado borer °tors mad) I the can aly4 5011 at such prom as will not fall 10 stye entire satisfaction. • Rafting and Lumbering Boots. no will also manufacture an article of ISO= roi flotilla* and Lumbering in. and for other fought:rut door work. which be particularly naommends so a superio O r article. ctober i 5. 18.51—tr. New. Store. ?TID E undersigned has opened a STORE In OLEN HOPE I Clearfield county. where he intends keeolns constant', on head a GOOD AB3OKTMENT of all thins, usually kept Ina country store. All kinda oducie taken IA exchanse tor goods. ' • Oct. .ISMII4 M. KAELLY. Olen Hope. Oct. 7,1837.--6 on. ' .4Q.LVO3) OP G1U6:51 ' For' the Triennial Assessment. APPBALS will be held by the County. Ccminsisalanors In the tespeollvebotOonhe and townships. as led owe Goshen town.hip‘ Tuesday Novaushpil °O. as Idshool /1 01 /.4 Dear A. Leonard. 0 ion d township. Wednesday Novamber, A oli. io .cosig,ws Bid School Boum Covington towaship.Nov. 11, at F rame r Maurer. Kari haul do Nov. U. at tioarcilau House. F • do N0v.114, at boomed Jesse Wilson, ' Fox: •do . Nov.lB. do Joh!' 1. Bundy, do Nov. 27. do ---.. It ‘ W. Moore. Bradydo . Nov.lB. do WA/. VOW. ann do . • Nov. lir; do Samuel Smith... Lid ' , do '' Nov. fiD. do AstiPb Bib. • Chest, do Nov 152. dui JarueuVo 111. Burnside do Nov. at, do John Young. Ferguson do Nov. 24. do T. B. Davis. 'mina ' do' Nov. 25. do James McNeal. Beounria do N o v . 9...11 do N. hi. Bralth. Woodward do N0v.27 do Daniel Heglei7. 0 3 , 30 5uy do .• tr. IN, , .do Jahn Goo., .. Morris •'•do *, ... ova°, .0 do James Lohman& Bradford_ do ee. I. do Wm. Hoover. Boggs •do Deo. 9. do • Andrew too, Pike townsbio and Cuswensville bosougb Blida" Deo. 8. at • the house of luso BlOorn.Jr. ' 1 i .• , r „, Legrenee township and Clearfield bouougu.daturday ssu.l. et the 00411. hOlnl4 • . . ~ . _ The Itaseisatraoui• raioasied to beprezo , piesont with their dupli. sates:on the day of the Appetit in their propel townships Mid boroughs. to assist in eomsoung mistedies end. in• making a proper asseumeat. • • -- - Ar. App eat yap af Fdyy 40 4th day or t* hai. held: on Filtn lkoamoat. at (hi Cotutotsdosiatav office, .wy thaiporpose of easel sloe and adjusting die Valuatio6 of Place all hullos Loads throughontOsi county . at which, Ow? nod oonaaitossiar of Unsoated lA*4. Agauta. ito,.,doOosir, oto; • . . , . , AtiIUOUYAV. . I 1., 4 _ .., , .., ~_. . • ~, 61: C 1 0 9 1,, '1 1 ". ciarr.. l , Bl . f11 L: ____. t ...._...- i —l cao 41 ce•Serti. 994 92 . . . ,SUrVeY9 I . I.43. t. ) cor BOIVOYOTIe TOO liSdOimibiltoktrul mbibus b e d b the Acompwei t t- " a ir 16, Aho. 11 1 11 11 . 1 ntYllolo2trall Ih 4 tiproa r c %ti, t iwa bi - i,o‘a etandard Of r iko rrfo' . timer m erlft t 'wt Der Virsttabl,7 , tit • 1. (-- e v e n 0 . wkilchtttiv es tot% p noly o f'do, lidos Of salu act by.tintreyoco. •• • tlytrditt of Old Ovoid,' (.10mailistoosop.,,,__ O. OUOma.o Drat. La a• Caramisslonee Otaw•l)d;lL!°_ Crtetki=llo.o2) En Co' omitcdot Wig beftbbt eau timed naafi* , lingua.; to, 1. 1 at 01 ait? aasoaat,' &Pr 0 of is astute at separator Dom MC sod 1401 Pot bo 100 Wuxi 041/ for bot audataloaroo. par pay ary,debts of 000ttoottoa , M ',moot Um 01.4 411 oho* 1100 I 610006 tight utt 00 4 aIY Pat vb"!rrilartf/VViotti 'Li Orr Foususon towlaido. Aug. 9. PAL 2.72.SCDOLANJAIrIIGE - FOR ~THE • 'll3lectiolt o -,Electors OF A PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF TILE UNITED STATES, lATHEREAB. In nod by an Acta the General Assembly 7y. of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. and the several supplements thereto. It Is provided; that the electors of the several counties of this Commonwealth, gambled to vote for members of the Gemmel Allem*, shall hold an Election et therm* places at which the said members shell have been voted for at the preceding election.ON THE FIRJST TUES DAY NEXT AFTER HIE FIRST MONDAY OF NOY.' EMBER, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hue sod and forty, and on the same day in every fourth year theres alter s for the purpose of elecdietj infeItOTORIA of President and Vice Praidenlef the United States. NUM, therefore. I, ALEXANDER CALDWELL. High Sheriff of Clearfield cOmety. pohpursuense of the duty enjoined on me by Meant above referred to. tied the said snit Filaments thereto. Oa tune this MY PROCLAMATION. giv ing notice to the freemen of said county waddled to vote for membemorths General Amem.sly, to meet at their several elec tion districts on ON TUESDAY THE SECOND , DAY OF NO. VE MB ER NEXT • scorningd there. between the hours e v eT o'clock in the end BEVEN o'clock in theing of said does sato for Twenty-Seven Electors Of a President and Vice reesident of the United States. ' And that the several Judges. Inspector' and Clerks, who shall here attended at the preceding Genqui Election, are re- Ott eel to attend and perform the alike duties. and be rutoct to alike Feminine/1 for, neglect of duty or nuscondoet asthey shall he lishle at said tlenerril Election. 'flo Electors of the county of Clearfield 'will take notioo that the said Election will be held at the following Waco-- At the CoUitT HOUSE. in the borough of Clearfield. for Lawrence township ' At the house of WILLIAM HOOVER. for Bradford town ship. At the house of JOHN GOSS, for Decatur township. At thethouse ol i3AMUEL M. ShitTii, for ilooowto town. ship. At the house of ISAAC BLOOM. Ir , In the borough of Cur. Wenville, for Pike township. At the honte of JACOB MAC runit, rot Covington township. At the licuul of WILLIAM U. rui..e.v. to: Wady town. ship. At the btore Imo, of SAMUEL VIVITO for Penn lewnithiP At th e house ofJAMLI3 cuau . tor ChelttowothlP At Congress iflit School House for Girard township. At the loose of JAMES LOH hiA.N. for Morris township. At the house of JOHN YOUNG. for Herold° township. At the hones of ABAPII F.I.LD3, for Bell towuhip. At the house of JAMES MoNEAL. for Jordan townthip. At the noose ol GEORGE TURN Ell, for Boggs township . At the house ot J P;;ASE• WILSON, !Cr Huston w wnship. &Oho house of 'Mkt. DAVIS, for Ferguson township. At the house of JOHIN I BUNDY, lot Fox township. At the house ofJOHN WLIITESIDE, for Woodward town. dip. At the PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE. for Goshen townshi At the FRAME HOUSE. formerly occupied as a boardieg houso, for Earthslis toweshio• At Oro STORE. HOUSE of it. W. Moore. for Union town. ship. At the count HOUSE, fos the borough of Clearfield. At the house of ISAAC BLOOM. fur the borough of Cur wensvilin. NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN. That all persons (except Jestloes of the Peace) whoPell bold any °Moe or stipmetmisst of pro fi t or trust. under toe government of the United States. orof this State. m of any car of Man prated district, whether a commissioned Litiser or otherwise, i a subordinate eftiosi or agent , who is or snail be employed under the Legislative, Executive or Judicial deositmeau of this Sudo ewer the United State', or any city Of inuorPoraltal district ; and alto, that even' masher of Congress and State Legislature. and of the COMMOn or 'Moot council of any city. or cooltrOnfoner of any incorporated district. are by law raw I petite of holdleg or exercising. at the same tons, the office on appointment ofJ edge, Inspector, or Clerk. of any (Section o f I this Commonwealth t—and Dim no Inspector. o f fs or othor calker of any such essetron shall be eligible Donny ce voted for. And the Return Judges of the respective districts aforesaid, are required io meet at the court house, in the borough of Clearfield. on the FIRST FRI DAY next leer the raid First Tuesday of November than and there to do ail those things required of them by law GIVEN under my hand and seal, at Clearfield this twenty seventh day of September. in the rondo' our Lord one thorn. and eight hundred and tillydwo. and of the Independence of United States the Seveoty•Seventh. ALEXANDER CAI.DWEI.L. Eftelf. THE ROAD TO HEALTH! HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. cultr. OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND BA.D DIGEST- Copy of a Letter from Mr. It. W. Kirkus, Chemist, 7, l'reucot erect, Liverpool, (England.) dated 6th June,l6sl. Ire Protestor HOLLOWAY. SlR—Vonr Pills end Ointment have stoOd the highest on °artiste lot of Propnelag Atedlelhes for bottle seen. A cus tomer. to whom lean ruler for any saltine , desire, me to let you know this petition larsof het cue. no had been troubled for years with a uhoololatt liver. sod ad digettioa, On the last oc anon. howe v e r , the Minium e of the annex was so and the lansmonatioupiet in to sererdr. that doubts wee entertained of her Out being able to beat nu undvr t fortunately she wet induced tour your Pills, and t h e informs me .hat after the (44 and midi succeeding lime. she hidgreat retied. the continued to tale them, ant; although she used on. Ig three Doges. Mem saw la the moor moat of perlext health. to nod have sant you cognY macs oases bat the above. I TOM the Semi , / of the Attack. and the Spiedy Dare, I think, speaks muoti in favor of your astoanstas Ws. (-lined) KIELKUB. AN EXTRAORDINARY RD OF ILREUAIATIO FE— VER, IN VAN DIEMAN'IS LAND. Copy of a Lotter in the Hobart Town Courier, ol the Ist March, 1851, by Major J. Watch. Margaret All'Connigno, nineteen sears of me. residing nt New Town, hid been sulleriog irons 11 violent kliusumettie Fo eel fur upwards of two;moaths. which had entirely depr,ved he , of rho ate el hp' limbs; dorms lids period she was under the care of the most eminent medital men lel flolia.t Town. y them her CAM was considered hopeless.. A friend pre. sailed n part Atm to tett Holloway' , oenlusted Pair, which she consented to do. wed m an iscuadible short spew of time they effected a perfect cure. CURE OF A PAIN "IiTNESS IN THE CHEST ' AND OTODIALIII Or A PERSON 81 V EARS OP AGE. From I%leArs. Thew' & §ollProprieturs of the Lynr. Anvers iser, who can couch fur the following statement. Aimee! 2nd, 1801' To Pions fIGELO WA Y. 0111-1 desire to bear testimony t o theta* effects ef 110 : 10 way's Pills. Fur same years I infrared severely nom a pain and tightness 'n the stomach which Was alto accompanied by ■ shoitnees of breath .that prevailed me from wangles about. I em 84 years of age. and notwithstanding my advatced state of life, these Pills haven) relieved me, that lam datirou, that others should be made acquainted with their virtu `es. am new rendered by their means, comparativoy active, and non take extreme without lawavenieacs lot pain, whirls I could not do before. Missed) DEARY COE, North street. Lynn. Norfolk. These celebrated Pills are wonderfully efficacious in the following complaints Ague Fevers of all kinds Bore Throats , Asthma Pits Brace and Gravel UhiousComotaiats Gout &monde ur Ey ma tt otches on the ELM Rewtnehe toms Dowel complaints Indigestion Tie Dotoursuz Colic, Istisomsation Tumors Constipation of .thei ansdice Illoers Bowels Liver Complaists Venereal Affections Consumption Lumbago VVorms ointl Wade Debility Piles Weakness float !Imes? Rheumatism whatever eau s ti. wisest's' Retentio n At nof Urine e., ate. Krysipelea 'Scrofu, or Kitts's Female lusgutaritim Evil MANY VOYEIIB • Bold at the Bstablishrisont of Professor HOLLOW r V. 24t. Strand (eras Temple Bar. Londoii.) nod by all respoctatil Druggists and Dealers J n . hipdtelnes throughout the British Empire, coo or those of the United States . Boxes at 1113:o.. Ello . end $1 bec each. Wholesale the principal Drug houses In the Unto., and by Mem . A. B. & D. BANIM. New York. ....Um is a considerable saving by taking the largest sis.d Boxes. N. fl.Direotiou tor the gnidanoo or patients I:toyer" dli order aro affixed to each 800 E a ilot of Lottoro, Remaining in the Post Office at Clearfield on the first day of July 1852. Any Uagaorreotyphs. , . Krug, Genie( Barger George, . r my, Jobs: U. „ • Bendimore John. taio. henry ' lionnehoor ?bib. Leonard. Ali'. Mli.sebeth. Bottoilr. Michael S. ' 140-Ilet. Miss Magna • Hoed: Mrs: thrum LOodoe. Joseph Hums..red. Morstlaad.Mre Mergerei. Om. Ego . Win. MoGaucheb.Joha 'Gans of 4. Royston. Millet, V. Edward • - Derb7./ton.Rdweud Oaks. Itliohed Einsos ir t John eeoraaa. John' Green, NA Pouter, John :. lime, Rid. R. ,L• " -Road, M Is: Maggie ., . Gelnet.l3anioel Row. John ' reonman, Washington , Ratter. Joseph Domains. Henry .' • 'UAW. Wen • 1..4 ' , atter, Jesse M. toirridgetßanlel-4 Ileient. John „ ' Imager. M. H. tiali. floraito b. " ueakto, i.:: -- - Buralic.4sse Huey. Robert (ot helm) • 161mak. George JacksOti, James'' Peneid, Philip • Johnson. Amos "-•-. . Thom eon Joh* R.-11 Jones I.'homes . ' West. flush A. 66...- - , WM..IIADEBAUGII. P. M. Notice. , ( IvoncEl2 rWIRN a. th_stkinsses; 64 ned 4 ato• ill lain LI 02L 4640404 IL WITTE:HS. of ihsoossia township—and all pitmans ant CALITIMIED not tat sossldJ6 with id Purchase said Ox.4ba same beiyitm prouerty; ,l ntei'uonic'ooto.447.lBill-4,:1' /LBI-asY.• ,•-r. 0 4tdo to the steadies dr 'the ■ill_bsdrlbor l c ._ ___,,t 1 k A... 0 about the Ittbr Sept, het: ama rit4.l( r 4 NNW 4 coW , said cow ls or a Llebt Elpreektse ~..... - ~.,..... coke cad wu wearies a swell bell. 'it •.- ow as IS IregOeSta, le otope rprwin, uwva 11 11 /PartY. payobar. ea sad take bet away, of ilte wit( di idllool l4 of awarding to law. • I I t ItOli AT , • - _. rdoMASTEltf.i. Humid° tqweakdo.Dotober 4. itriL — P" . ' ' , '''' '' '.'" irlfaiolltatf,norm . ~,,,,,. H„,,,EtY.6ttl3l.,belrp. alekT".Z.l.l.llkettclinli. w. NW/T.:ten sdissoorou by tote content 'opt the 11th Of jab, jait4.ol: , W 4 Hoyt bevies WI awn , Ifol9 the beshiets. aoWutte of the Jots P e , tattledP. Hoyt, TATo,wilkooptlage r aw 4 140 OM !tend al barstobme. • • • • • • •• , . ' . JOIIN rj;OYT. ) ' i 1 -,i• !-: •, , s 0 . .:- . 1 1 ! , • '' IIIIAVIO,W. 1101 ad OentiltOO glit,etbilqollo,. /BA c., , ~, k •' ', ' • ' trITILESIIING MACHINES. the best style sovirbtoes. Asia/mete* et 110;41m/the Cann meaty" newt L. B. RICO t. host. el* 15. • CLEARFIELD"ACADEMY. whom hereby alio/ nudes that thoy hnve oor Qautcd With + W " • DR. 'CA I T .:15L LINIFE, • To e maim's le charte of the Academy dative spottier Test. - The Acadendalqto. is dividei into FOlllt QUARTERS of rwtit.vm WEEKS. each. and FIVE DAVIS of Teach. in In each week. •t 1 ' Thenext Quartet . will commence on MONDAY JUNIL: US. 181 2 . at the following . .t Reduced Rates of Tuition : COMMON ENOLD3H BRANCHEN— Including Reading. Wiling, 'Spelling, Arithmetic. Ceog• raphy. En el h Grammar and Ilbtory •300 ALL HIGHER ENGLISH DRANCIIP46--Inolu— log Latin Grammar °Lassie/m.lw MATHEMATICAL DEPART'. 11 00 MENT..... . , 16 00 DAILY EEE . 16(413p3 glven In VOCAL. 11111310 la which all mar participate w theist additional charge. • WEEKLY ,LECTURE: 4 are given to the older pppile on History, and other Interesting 'O ex extra Without era charge. Such of older pupils as choose, engage on FRIDAY P. M: of each week in exorciser Eloentiou, Composition and view onesdons open their several studies. All others attend to their 11011/11 P. M. studios. The LADIEd DEPARTMENT Is entirely separate front the other on the part of those who desire It. Two or three clams consist of both wet. for the ouroore of economy in time; hat it is optional Withthe gown Ladle' whether to • join such chaser or not. Tuition is charged fro n the dateof the F3oholare common• oing to the ohne of the Term—ded notion being Amide to case of abrenceeousod sickness, and who• a special agreement is mule. In euvenee. withihe Pritteipid ItIORAI. rollUN has boon thig chief' reliance o the Teachers in scouring thomugh discipline—and it has horn efficieut. o.mpoteal puniihmentlis admintsreied onlvin .he molt obdurate and (Donnie ible ettp-si Thaeoustant dim (lithe Teautwre h to make the intimations titer impart, as wolf no that of books, Practical. as r. ell as Theoretical. The unwed attention Is given to the Condo it, Habits end Morals of the Pupils. while under the chair° of the Teachers: HOARD can hu obtained at re.tronable priors. t 111011 ARI) SHA W, Prod/lent. J P. M'ENAbI.Y. Smitten+. Junsle6. PENN IRON FOUNDRY; ' Machine, Pattern and lilaci(pmitli Shops, ahriiora9 ;undetsljnect would announce to the citizens of T Clearfield, and adicluieg comities, that he has °dental a room on decend street., in the borough of Clearfield, neat the store of Leonard at Monte. whets lie intends keeping a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CASTINGS. warrauted to be made of the best materiel, and at prices tbat cannot fail to please. The following comoom p.rt of the stock on hands : FOLTOPPS DOT-AIR. •COOEIND STOVE. fat either Wood °Weal This stove has probablythe lareest intro. dnotion of any other 'fotm ol stoves. I t has samtieiled In nlm -et every county, the well known I athnway and hag. ler stoves. It Is easily understood, and the dues being so arranged that all can be cleaned without nay trouble. Tee pscmnv form and construction is such es to render it the most durable of all stoves. Numerous testimonials could to oddr.rt, bat It is domed us • /eerie •st.l IMPROVED PREMIUM 0)01( tNG STOVER—at from 11:1 to eta PAR STOV ElS—for elthorwood or coal. Atli - ERIGHT do SA LA lIIANDEIL do a beautiful Coal Stove. VASE do EGG do NNE at TEN PLATE Stoves—very cheap. MANTLE GRATES, with mummer pieces. A large squinty and superior flaished Grates 1 tout /S to Ili inches. CI)MMJN GRATES. allelic+ PLAIN ANL , URNAMEN'TAL lIALI.INtI OLLOW WARE ; OVEN MOUTIIS: G:2111 IRONS, WAPPL.E do. SCA LE ONANLS. WAGS IN 110XES.81,EIIIII SLED it 808 bt/LAIS. LIAR RINGS 1 - ht Rails. ROAD 14C11.A, PERS, a ew article. CORN ISIIIII...LERS, CORNo ar .N (AM MILLS. %satinets:4 to grind IS lips Ears per lII.ACKSMITII TERNS. the best in ; do. MAN- Together and TIRE HERDERS Together with the usual Verierf or articles kept at Found'? Establishmen3. Also, Made to Order, GRIST and SAWMILL, HEARlNG—having decidedly the 'Wm 'tack • &ad belt Varna/. 01 patients or any evablith. meat In western Preinsyhranta ; MIL!, DOGS. suArr !NH—large and unall.of cast or virrnueht iron, HANGERA, PROMS nod PC ; Hole llnd other approved Water RELS; WWII and IRON 1.A.141E5) !HANDBILLS fur Cireular Saw.. W AA) 101ONG tt AI,tILNEi. Constantly on hand and for sale, FANNING M 11.1.14, THRESHING MACHINES. PEN NOCK'S I:I4LEIIKATED CHAIN DRILLS. &c. ato. Screw-Cutting. Any sized Screw, with any desired aumtwrof thread[ to the Inch, either W ,are ur V thread. Brass. Copper, and Babbett's Metal Canines roads to order. NATHAN MYERS. March 4, 18.3.1..—11, Pierce vs. Scott. Tii'SISO is dawn for ttlal on the 13ECVND FAIDA Y of Novernliarnest. • Th• Plaintitt's ia actuation Is filed. The trefondant has put hia Plea upon the record. And now. to wit. the 14th day ofJ u1y,11152, the undersigned takes this method of Fiwiart Public Notice To all Persons interested in the trial of the above came, that he has just race ved from the Eastern Cities a large And select assert meat of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware 4- Queensware Which ho is sow prepared to sell to tither Democrats or Whigs at the lowest possible cash prices. or In exchange for oe int, produce. Thirstiere stock of goods has been selected with great care as to quality and price—tiod. with a determination to, tiELL CliEAl'Ett the . , Cad be pnrchtued at any o.lser establishment in the borough of Clem fteht. And as we chame nothing for showing our goods. or tel lag oaf pllOBl. we evrestly Invite ell Democratic and Whig be• die and tlentlewen to OAP. examine, and su,:ge for ‘heut• selves. At the old stand on ec 3ond street. nearly opposite the re g deuce of Uovernor Clearfield, hily 14, WV.), TO Owners. THE under:meted has aupotnted L. It. CARTER, of Gear Monsters for the sale of Castings. who will receive hills for all kinds of Mill Gearing, and (Abet machlor • rye Persons desirous to contract will do well to call and ex amine the catalogue of Patterns. al sPoci awns of the work, before making engagements elsew here. Castings will be de• livered. if desired, at Clearfield, sad warranted to be made of good material, and finished in a workasanlige manner. Hay. ing in rosining -order FIVE tinperior Lathes. and other ma. Money In the same psooottioti. erooloying cone but the best workmen. using the very best Pig Iron and Coal, with many other advantage'. he flatten himself th:,tbi. wotk will he done as well as In the hest city shops, and on the shortest nottoe. Fur partinclaci, call on Mr. CARTER, Agent. kIATIIAYI MYERS. March 4.1952.-11 auElturn aws inoTEL, CLP.ARFIELD, PA. rlrliE subscriber mod respectfully informs the cit zees of Clearflula county. sad the travelling public gesently. that he hes taken the above named HOTEL situated on the comes of Front end Merket streets. to the borough of I,Lear ri Id, where he will at ell times be prepared to accommodate these who may favor him with their custom. No veins will be spare I by the preieter to make his eustomers comfortable. anti hi" house a twil l I E to those who may stop with him. fIistITABLE be carefully attended to—and tits 'TA.- BLE and' BAIL supplied with .Isti best the market will elf rid. WM. JAIKMPRILI.i. Aaiun. 11 14 186:1 . Saw-DIIII and 2,00 Acres of Land f i /FOlt SALE or IftiEN'T.S! 1.14t0 cubmiliera ~,Ifer for RALE or RENT their SAW- A. MILL, together with TWO HUNDRED ACRES Or TIMBER LAND sitivited In Penn iowes•iu,,. Clearfield county. This property Drawee Many advantage' 5.% a Lum baring establishment. beta] eitaeted on the strepm tootle eit Bic Run. about O mi , ep from the rivot.and in the midst or an extenalte timber region. The property will certainly ba Hold or Rented. The terms will be favorable, and neeseuion given immediately. Pot further pa Realer; apply either to Hugh Leavy. at Otrailleld.ut to Cloak mid Pally. bit the Orampumbille. near the prwetty. HUGH I.AVY." PATRICK DAILY, ! WILLIAM CLARK. October 7. 1852.-1 y J0n518.18574 -- OILS, TALLOW, GREASE, • AND. OriariA6 (.lEraipair Mil Parnmt. 300 wiltßßLa UM:NIMBUS OIL. Plies 76 oants ne , gallons. 2100 GALLONS Do' . do in es of various sizes, Price cits. pa/gallon. MO RABA ELS BOILLI7D' PAIN- OIL. do 'do do 6titii GALLONS lho do do in !Mint of voila sslyes Do do do 56& BARRELS. TANNERS' 011ss Various kinds and qualities. from 85. to 60 per callow. Imp pALLorua In Casks of various sums. Various kinds and eta ies. from to &. per gallon. JO TONS TALLOW HE. tot Heavy Gan:inns, and Coarse Gmehmary. in Bernd* or (*Ms. of any oonsisten oy required. Prise 5 emits per pound. 160 TONS OHIO [NEAL PAINT, in' Barrels. at the lowest mar kid price. MACHINERY eaher and oons Ol tet wya r th st oasiets sut-s a ng i m t eq Mil to col dec • w pum . a PAINT e OW n equal to i Linseed a Oil. ot h e r nn h c n for white. tarn consiantly reoelvita large samiltas of rho 010•0 named cuticles. and my motto is. "Small profits an 4 d quick returns". 56 Wale/Street. (nude/ fhs Tear It Alp PUND sine) Now Voris. Juan W:1657 -goo. ." ' Chti. . .1, r. -Ixr • ,c4;tUattcti•xiCio . , AG r of experloncit waslart tv Operate as the VAS cad fil.LOHettlUlit•fdllTUAL 11114ALTII IQUI.I VOL . + Ok tt i.RILDSBUS.O. Pe.. to whom mood eaeoureaeolot will braises. APP the 011ics. Nu. 651, Boutttkleton.tettOetlMlV addles (oast paid) F. LISLCII, Prodded liatristArg; Aug. 16, 1862. 'whi.Dontit .Yoli.lusu're'r . no ucohiIIiGAIUTUALINSURANUSS, 'OMPABY T gill magma* to make tasumaco among 1,01)148E5 UY FIDE, 'ois buildioss and abet rimpetty.,at as low a tate as M an, OO DIM* OCOODOI I , Otille ' •• ' •• • , . ' ' inOtto l l °COW Millie proma pa il dotud ao Inottillisa I. aeoe,terY to Mae LOOd the actuators:4lmgal' ed. is °ablated at any me. Persons residluir is Olretflold 00'11'0. degtoti of irsu lig that mopeds can hawls same atteador-to- lip addiraulug the satwotibetat pjeatfiel ; Atli:atom post paid. August 117.1d51.7-Bc.' :J . ' .1144 b. curri.K. Alma. . • Estate of J.L. floater,. deceased. . , Ivo . Tiog is ilwri OF. tit Use Books and no .1. 1 1 noarnsotl. jas 11 NT dassjAnd- J ess'. bsenytaced In my barnts Ur use mi twos, sunup Watt.% ust.ool- Melon and sauternes% ret.firo indebted wil l do 'emit tont. toad without dales at m, canoe In Claarestd. .Ansust V. letri. , ,J. B. rd'ENALL.Y. COOKING STOVES., V' the 61011! APPROVED STYLE, at the tow oda of gCroy 05 to MIS, Too Ptoto. for Vv. lostfirldo Vo9 V, '6:l. p. WATER, *peat. , Agivaudfitiommmtm., /LI% II C P r2 , 21)00 2' Ira Mil I mgcf c ,•l " 411 °' ai JT. 0 / ODEDTMFFED, B. R. douriza NINTH' AND . MAPLE bITEIVEIiIe ‘ AUOVP. RAGE, PIIILAUEL pitIA , invite the Ladim o f the Oar and Gauntry •to call mid examian his, olden id clock Trisnmings. which ban been I selectee with the utmcat oarw Mr O. leis: enabled. firucrl his experience In the W110;1E141 ro take aduantectiof the wholesale market. is able to tell as t low as env other est•blishirsent. fAe 11, was rhymed, pr in. • wool ihnduator of the oxtenlise baleen of Mr. W. J nowt man, No. gell Chestnut street. and Mr ostensive expenonee will be ri guarantee of his ability to do justice to hia °internam ins Bloch uomtoises the it Wontell. and Cot ton Lurtain 'Murree. Shading. r and Cord—Bilk and Wonted Wind. do—Silk.Woollen and Cotton Ilminry,aind G ovv—Cornbs. tirushel, FRO•ria, Perfumers , . &o.—Woollen I and tratton Kultioirt bud Pruning nritsr , Vonn Mounties. Fern shed Work. tiptoe, Oreeolets. and Fancy Articles aster. ally. Canned examine fat tunneled. Sept. 29, 18i3.—Om SITEI,DRAICE'S S UOTEL. SiELDRAKE , s AI L EG HEN Y HOENE. No. STA Market Street. shove Rh, Ihilndnluhin , tinder the new erreneumeut, the OSP wh chAtrive froth kidebets, Hnuishure .will rud US the NeW Deput, cornet orSchoylkill 6th sod Market Coa c her to enneasinodate the vubile we willitheeYe have oat et the 'New ltepot On the sr Iva' of thecatsto carte pastenters le the Allegheny Ileum. which is lo the ann. tie of the city Our old Mends will uinitse ride dJwa and all who wish to patinalisinfh.tiie with a E Aliblu. Clone Bede no eceommodothss Ott,stents v. id Mosso a ve in n cal" Terms--One Dollar per day. heed. LEI. lEs2.—fitn. 500 Acr 15 ,enAg ents WaInted. $lOOO A YEAR! IivANTED IN EVERY COUNT Y OF THE UNITED w V 13EATal, active and etitstpnaleg mon. to ongice in the &Merl some of the belt Hip ka pulillaheil In ilea country. To man of .goo 4 eiddrtme. poememalng a mall capital of from IPA to IMO. tad iaducempaurs °Doled ma to cambia hurt to NOM from 111.1tZE to TEN'dollate a day profit. Prlo'llolAii published by ua are all mimic l in their character. &Cretin'' , Oopulal. mad command lama saes wttelOYer thol are offered. ii of farther particulars. tuitions (postage Wad y ') DrkW.l..S Br. GETZ. Sacceirroys to . Leary 12. No. 138 North Second Street. Philadelphia. [lout 111. 18611-6 m. 'riff b o o bscriber !owlet loated the Pohlle House. formerly wn as the AnlelfiCSll 11.1121111, No 18 dotith Sixth 'fleet. betikreen Market sad Chwitstut etreets. has changed the tUtaaa of thessims to Tilno ©mammon.' ofiaaß • /E 1 0 111) 119 Lien. levee to inform his Meads end the Yoblie, that this house hat u'dercoao a thorough !modelling. repairing. le. Painting &al repatierlng. from attic to basement. Au entire new o alit of furniture, bedding. Om.. rso.. has Wen procured from the niesteolobrated Menufecnarers in this city. From tie central lot:thou, end no elms proximity to the Railroad I °twits, Hteem Dont handing:. Places of.A.mumturat. Fashionablo Tii.,rona lit n res and klytiVet. I{ Otila El 11110eMenti to the Merchant visiting the duty on business, or the .or l• eking pleasure To laminas aid females visiting the._ i. every facility will be altered. and over, comfort te• surto.: o mike their visit agreeable and pleasant. A shore of the patina patronage it restmutf nil y solicited. JACOB G. LEBO. JA.RK.O HiVitta Superintendent. Proprietor. eeot 8.185 r —dm. "Every Family should have a Copy." An invalUable Book, only 25 cis. per copy rk" R. lIUNTER'B 111201( 1 / 5 1 , MANLIAL AND IiAND 1100 • FORTE H APPLII.7Bt). Containing an out line of the Origin, Progress. Tree omit sad Cursor evert form or disease, contracted by ProrniMUOtls tiexual by Sri( ammo, or, by Sexual Excess. with advice Mr their pro venlion. written in a loon liar sty 10. avoiding all medical tech. nictalltler. and 'yen , thing that would Wood ther'ear of de. coney, from the Moll 01 some twenty Tiers SOCCelaul tice,axalusisaly devoted to the Wale of &maser of a delicate ca private nature. To which is added. receipts fur the curs of the above disena es. and a fo r n the causes. sytnolocas and care of the Fever end Agee, twerry fire cents neon/ ; six copies one dollar ; will be forwarded to any part of the Wilted States, by mail .Iroe of postage. Address. postage paid, — Hog SS, Pest Unice " or the Author. IS North Seventh Strt... P eethls:l—iladelphia. Bop 111 y. rry fIoisLARS FORFEIT. DR. HUNTER WILL. forfeit if lading le core any ease of secret disease that mey coma larder his care. no matter how long standing or atll.ctins. Either ties are invited to his Private Roo ms. Be North &small Street. Phil,idclphia, without liar of terop tion from other tist , euts. Stranger:and others who have been unloitunato in the selection or e Physician are MOW., to call IMPOTENOY.—Throngh unrestrained indulgence in the passions. by excels tr sell abuse, the tolls me numerous.— Vremature mootency. involuntary seminal discharges. wast ing of the ore ani.loss of memory, a distaste formate society. general detitity, ot cons titatioual derangement. are MHO to follow. It necessary. consult the Doctor with coafidence: Learn a perfect ogre. REAR AND ItEFLECT.—The afflicted would do wall to reflect before i routing their health. happiness, and in many oases their lives, in the heads or, physicians ignorant of this class ot maladies. it is eertaluly impossible su bj e c te man to undentand all the ills the human faintly are to. Ev ery rerpectablephysician has his Petrel ar branch. in which he is more suocessfn I than his brother professors, and to that he devotes moil of his tune and study. YEARti.OF PRACTICE. exeutively devoted to the study and treatment gisenua l of the sexual organs, tosPther with ninon upon the y. throat , nose ur teas. pains in the head. or bones. mercud rheumatism, striders., gravel. ineeelail. ties, diseases arising fiom youihrul etc. we+. or impurities or the blood, whereby lb con.titution has become ea welded, eon bus the fioctor to liar speedy roller to all who may place themselves under his date. Medicine tot r Wird to any pert of the United Mat ot.—Prioe Elva and Ten dollars per padtaist Sept. ff. 1852.—1 y. TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. First Class Hotel—Terms $l Per Day. mho subscriber, having lately become proprietor of the F RANKLIN LIOUsE, Chesnut Street, between 3il and 4th. Pin LADELPHiA, and having reduced the price of board total 50 per day, gives notice that. notwithstanding this reduction, he will sti II continuo to koop a FIRST CLASS HOUSE. 'flue Franklin House has just Undergone extended alterations. and is now fitted up and finished in su , perior style for the reception ul visitors. Tint Low er Floor, lormerly occupied by stmes, Is now inclik ded in the Hotel, forming a sp4cions Reception Room, Gentlemen's Parlor, and Dining 'pont. there by allowing an addition of thirty chambers and say. eral beautiful parlors, fronting on Chesnut st. -The Rooms of this Hotel are superior to most others, being constructed with *oyes, forming parlor and hed..cbamber attached, well•lighted and ventilated. The location is unsurpassed. either for business or pleasure. - BEN. H. WOOLMAN, hope. Philadelplita,July Y 6. 1852. RICH Anll MOSSOP CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS. AIIICT-ir (N• 021 f. 3121 .9 Ihiron l'EUr3 anti Itlvaniactorove uf CARCIETINGS. awl dealers is CANTON and COCOA MAT G:3. Ike. Corncr of - Twelfth and Market St's. Philad'a. Invite attention to their ey ten give anortment oflrtus act" styles of English Velvet, Tapestry Brussels. and ols ingrain and Venition CarpOingis , of their own Impanel on. Also to their large stork of welt seasoned Floor Oil Cloths, in ail w Rita,. from one to osigut yards. Oar stock ofLONs. PRICED INGRAIN CARPETo.ot on t own motosfectoro emhuntes Mei best variety of well made irclod, ever pat in the enaritet-iall of which Wilt he olfuteti on the most lavorablo terms. August 111. itfog.-Bm. _ . 5,000 to 30,000 Acres Land Wanted. WANTED TO PURHASE 5.. 00 . to BO 000 Acre. ol V V lloonproveal Latta I . Peoneyivania. or Vattern Vy giola. lot which , A3ll sad CITY- PROPERT . or MER CHANDISE. will be given la PaYmerit• Adarcts, ' MITcIIELIAtt WHITE, 70,i Dock Stioet. Philadelphia. - GEOItGE LANICH, nt" • - 122.13.!=c1prag3pz: 0 . 11(1 . 1-, taa iffICULL) respectfully tender ids thanks to tbo.o ho have heretofore favored him with a share of theft custom, and now infortns his friend,,• aid the public at large, that his (follows area/am 10 blast. and that they can tied him in that o d. tong eitablished, aid convenient shoo on , I:lecond lateen. foicaerly occupied by David Litz. whore Wagons, Buggies, &c. • Will be Ironed and finished oil In the best style and on the shortest notice. end all other work balouging to the busineu will he done in the beat manner Lod on the moat aeoommeila. tint terms. Clearfield. Aug. Commercial Hotel. MAN. KNOW THVBELAP cane. 8. IBS?.-8ro. Ihi& Angela) OtraY °/P° AMC to the premises of the eetmetite:/ - ,"%j" ; about tho lit• of June lati, tir ItAN(J • - 11..1.111I: • lAMB—without milks. The owner h te• ''• (outwit° coats forward. Drove proveuty oat cliatfe; and 4 ke eveal--ottterwito it will be dealt' with es thelaw threats. • APLEri , fdyNIIELL. Lawrence townshld; Aut. gEI:tESII ~ , . • • EltirtyZis.canno _ ' tit; sif ibe ittbseriber 1/11-liN'i C ANE (61h"tetal th.prof 1 ,.. 11 ~,„., ,Alit.,„D4l,llll9.tglrißgEo tiGS ' f..--,ama ' r. ' ~.,....LT. Onct,'s nal and white sio ted—the 3 'Nes, ,t 1 otberitpiriA kitax —supposed to 9or 9 —'' Yerollara.l The owner ts reauntted to copra forwards mere o Toad,. NOT. othatoW Pit t . 101 :14= rmir — , odwiswiso Dais will Yiq duppu4 9r " t ' w (T W. 'lf kl. All. ?dor ifs township, Ant. 8.1,18152.rpd. BALE OS 'ALE by Oki übsdribet 'gum A. bo g o brg,i mtg. EST CANII ruid6ou hmns evil le. eeot. 21.1832. ' 11 4" 8 C i ' .-.... • - , LEVER FLEGA '', . • - - • ' . . . n, LACKBllllTgeot,harabarg. ra . w il l &Head lo all bud. DI ow. to An li and will (also famish' WAGOtO3. DUG 01E13. at,a.. nal, tad. sad tunnalactunal la s ty 00. And warranted. , • Aug. . usst,,r, .. Dia.S , Olt Bsommestal and itedl VAß oal pammust.as Weld the Jv Jallls. CHHAP Ute.Bll dtors,of . . flitAiN Pf/fOr3 fin tap 6 , N.? opto WittIAPAM 11111 A Vhaileng& VirnATElrkfieencepht the health and Unglued' Of ripe° Y phi lent alltitues of the !nett 'enfeeble. ImiXertelba. [ate It for tinted that every person will do all in their power, to save the lives of !belt eblldnen.and that evade perms will Hi Mayor to promote their own health at allsacnfloes. 1 ,fiWit to be my' duty to solemnly swore yon that Wultatß, &contd. In g to, um opiniontof the most cerebrated . Physician*, are the Unman/Pause* of a large majotity of diseases to whit* chile (iron and er aim are !labia ; you have an appetite, Croatian' ally changeable fr one longed food to soother. BadUreteth;- Vatn se the Biemoch, Picking at the Nose. Hardness nod Inti. ' nets el the 114 Gough, tiler, never, Bette Irregular... , remember that all there denote WO trot. andyou should at once apply the' reined • . 110BENSICKTWO1111 SYRUP. .-n ' An article founded aeon So won Bo Principles, co mootrederl with purely vegettible hubstaniu.s. beilicily safe when taken, and can•be given to mot tender latent with tied: (led bouetiolel effect where bowel ComP•atntsanc Diughali hawk made then weak - aid debiliteted thu proportiga of my Worm tir rup are snob that it steads without an equal in the °athlete° of medicines, in giving loco and Vranallt tin Stomach. which mink,' it un lent dad° remedy' for those afflicted with Dyspatia, the orionishing .curch performed by this Symp . :lnel Physicians have fulled, Is the Pea evidence of its importer efficacy over till °Mom The Tape Worm ! This is the most difficult/ Worm to destroy of nit that latest tha human system, it grOW2 to an eltnost Indefinite length. becoming so coiled nod fa2ter.el In the lutestinris and Stom ach effecting the health %why as to cause St. Vitas Uenco. Fai l ate . that those el Illoteil seldom if ever sottieet that itts Tour Want hastening theta to en earlv grave. fa °alert° destroy this Worm, a very energetlo treatment mast be pus. so idit would therefore be proper to ,like iS nr 8 of my User rills's° a to remove lall obatructloria. that the Wolm4l ll P may set direct open the Wurm. which must be taken In trollel tit Il Tablesononfulls 3 times a day, Theseuiroctlons followed have seem been known to fall in curios rho most obstinnth case of Tape Worm. tillobensnek's Liver Pills. No pert of the system is more liable to d.wate than tho tereen a (Meter to pilafs tho blood. or allinit the proper secretion to the bile—so that nay wrong action or the I. var abuts the other Important parts of the system. and results variously in Lives tltimpi lint, Jaundice. MYstrePaa. tgo. W e should. thmefore. watch every sytuelote that might iadmate a wren , action of the Liver. These Pdts being ann. Posed of ROUTS and PLAN'Itt famished by_ winters to herd the sick :—Namoiy. lit. An EXYlliti - EUNAN'I% which nog. ments the secretion .front the rulmonial mucus meadows°. or proniQtes the disoharge of in rawer SW. •Aa AUTglt- ATIVE. which changes in tome ibestilleable and insensible Mantle: the certain 'turbid button of the system dd. ATV-. NW. which gives tano and strength to the nei Vett/ ssstem. renewing health and vigor to all parts of tho body. l tb . A tiATHAIITIC. which acts In perfect harmony with the other iagredienu, and operating. d ea the Rowels. and expediag the whole mass of corrupt an vitiated 'lleum. and pearling the Mood. which dastroya disease and restores health. V:a 4 QD Ci 9 CS , O • You will find theto pills an InVelnede Medicine in grainy complaluts to which you ars subject. la s !Mutations either tent or partiel, they have boon found of inestimable benefit— restoring their functional arrengernsuts to a healthy echos— Purifying the blood and other fluids so effectually es to put to flight all oompleints which roar arise from female IrtegtllBBl - as Headache. Giddiness. Dimness of Bight. Pata in the Noße. Back. o. None genuine nukes signed J. N. HOBENBACK- - ell others being ball . Imitations. cir Agents wishing new supplies. and Bore Keepers desn rout of becoming Agoras must address the ProprietOr. J. N. flobensack. Pl. ilmiclohle, . Agents in Clearfield county-. WALLACE At EllLLS.....clearliald. • P. W SAUREITII utnersbnra. J. SMITHIIn. J. C. 'WENNER Moatwrillo• And by livery respectable Dealer and Moro Media the county and Slate. 07"Prico, each 25 cents;!'" : .' Philadelphia. inns EEL ; • • A SECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. • EMYCPCM:; O I3a MONTELIUS, BROTHER, 4 TEN EYCK IA IOWA) respectfully inform the Punlic, that they have VV entered into co - hart ledge Id I{IICANTI LE end SHOE BUINESS, end have Just received fr.ms Pbtladel• phia their seound and handsome assortment of arriling 27inspacnor Goodin Of nit inds eau latest styles. which. bawler been purl:thud at 'sensually low rates, they are enabtod to ill ,to t e Nadia theerlßEST BARGAINS. It would be almost Impossible to enumerate the mann 'esti. des co. priung the r stock of goods just reeeivcd —but they invite ell to coma and see for themselves, mauling them that they will get More Goods for the same money than at any other Store in Curwensvillol They haven't kinds of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, And nil other articles nionily found in a well furnished store. To render their establishment well worth ;trait at ill times the) will continue to reerlve, es the season a n d new supplies of soasonabla Goods for IMdies' and Gentlemen' . wear, sons to be always randy to oiler the choice of Eastern litalkets. ThVY would also call attention to their apartment of Orillools rind sliocs, Wheretholp nlwnys keep on hand a large and well assorted lot of FLtKI4CII anti COUtil'HY UA', MOKIJK,CO. KJP and STOGY BOO'fd. MOIttIJI3O. CALI% KIP , and nil blade ol Gentlemen* . dROES. Also, Ladies' Fine Shoes, . Such as GAITERS and rAct; BOOTS. FRENCH end JENNY LIND UR.% SLIPPERS or all kinds. qualitler and sizes. Also—trove and GAI'PEKS end BRUER of all kinds' As they keep constantly a lot of the best practical workmen. and Manufacture their Shoes they can warrant them lo be made of the best Material, and in the best aid Intl/tin les. CSITIIIDES and. OUUPITRY PRODUCE taken in en. ge for goods. ablAMESititEkt—Theit rstablisment Is one door West of John Dratmker's hotel. Curvremville. June HU, —2lm. GOOD ADVICE. TASK NOTICE, MEN. WOMEN AND 01111,DREN that WALLACE k EX1141[46 Have ma 'wed the!, spring and Summer Stock of Goods, and are prepared to astonish the natives at THE GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES. Their stock consists of a lams and varied assortmeol of trOLLEION AND DC/ML M C23