aUBOTSASrWTESfIEJt. . " ROLLING OKWABD. .
In the Mqssacbpsetts Plowman we find; by ‘pow. JK.’ j
a comfnupieation from Mr. H. Ware, Jr.,; text.-- Ko'.ling, roiiinj.; keep ih» kali roiling- !
ofr'«*Picknfirtii Farm,” Salem, Mhss., in My Heakeps:— When I spenk of rol- j'
lio gives Ills experience' ip the use of jj rt g y ou needn't take particular pains to ;
Cplftols; os food lor horses and cattle. He understand tlint I ha-vo reference to ten
sqpjes,flint he,has led them to his horses ~j ns> What 1 I mean by rolling is, that
fdt 1 the last 12 years ; that they, --prefer you'should Jtecp matters rolling ( onward—•
them tb any other kind of feed, that they nhead, and not ullow them to rest
are'good lor milch cows, and that for a nc ] stagnate: Perscrvcro in all things,
swine end poltry, when cooked and mixed put your hand to the plow and never look
with a little bran or meal, they hro excel- hack,and the timewlll come that your car
lent.' Ml (jive my horses, each,once a day, riago will pass tho huts and densofpover
abotit oi penkr—ihis being about one-third ojf |y, as unconcernedly for a dollar as a duck
their keeping. For horses used .for draft for an India-rubber: overshoe.,
apd moderate driving, I consider’carrots, My friends: see the whole universe is
worth about half ns much as tl.e same made to roll! Tho sun, moon and stars j
weight of good hay. For stable horses, uro u || 0 f g| o ul>lnr form, and they are;
usedio being driven hard,lshould usealess bound to keep rolling on so long ns the:
(quantity jus I think thorn too laxative, and y eiirs ro || round. Thcro is nothing squure
a more stringent feed better. For working ; n nature, all approaches, more or less to
oken, I esteem them very highly, us they rotundity. Do you know a beast, bird,
promote health, flesh, and ability to per- f, s h or creeping thing that is square in its
forip labor. Foi milch cows, carrots are m uko? No, 1 know you don’t. Man’s!
valuable, ns they improve the quality of i 3o dy is round, his limbs and his bones aro
their milk,rather than they increase the round, and so on allround. Hois con
quantity. Their efiect on the general up-, structod that ho may roll along,' tumble
pearanoeond health of the animal,is deci-jniong, 0 r get along some wny or other;!
dedly good.” I but a square thing can’t budge an inch. —}
Our own experience, as well as ail the l No, this ball of mortal flesh should be
information’we possess from those who kept rolling, in constant exerciso, as much
have been in the way of raising nnd feed-: as j|, e rolling spheres,
in* the carrot, agrees with this statement. j But one half of you don’t roll enough to
Tne only thing that we cannot understand, keep from moulding. Tho consequence
is considering the value of the crop as hav- j s y OU present shabby exteriors, nnd the
Ing been fully established, that our farmers, spiders of melancholy weavo their webs in!
do not cultivate it more generally—that, ev ery corner of the brain. ‘Keep the ball;
all of them who have stock, do not, with j rolling,’ is the motto for all—politicians
the same regularity that they put in a crop | especially. If you get up an excitement
of potatoes, plunt their quarter,half, or acre j„ favor of any purticularpandidaie for thd
of carrots. —*■ Germaiitowrt. Telegraph. Presidency, you must ‘keep tho ball roil
ing,’ or probably he won’t get a chance to
sleep within the walls of tho White House.
Would bo Presidents aro like balls of
snow; the more yon roll them the greater
they grow (in imagination.) But there is
one thing certain, wo must turn to Clay
at lust, not politically speaking. Yes, dear
breathren, time rolls on, and it won’t bo
but a little while before we shall bo rolled
into our graves. Tho grass will grow
green übove us, tho birds will sing tjieir
matins and their vespers in tho thick sum
mer foliage : but wo shall hot behold the
beautiful (lowers,»not boro tho sweet songs
of tho liltle merry birds. No,we shall bo
there ‘as snug as a bug in a rug,’ as blind
as a bat, as dead as u post, and as stiff as
a poker ; only we shan’t—not wc. The
soul’s uld clothes lie buried in tho ground,
but the dispospessor still lives, clothed in
the unfading and unwearoutnble garments
of immortality. -Meanwhile Earth and her
Seasons rollon as usual. One generation
passes away, nnd another succeeds. Whe
living wonder where tho dead are gone,
nnd wait wjth fear the solving of the great
mystery. You will find it out eventually;
but while you live and-move and have
your being,’ do your best to ‘keep the ball
moving.’ ‘So mote it be.’
PLOUGHING AND SEEDING
T wish you to encourage Farmers always
to .seed ground as fust as they plough.—
The amazing advantages will at once he
apparent to the reflecting farmer. To
those who will not think on the subject
•enough to see its importance, I recommend
tq .‘try a patch It is lamentable to see so
many farmers plowing for a week, and
then when the entire field is done, nnd the
weeds and grass seed pretty well germina
ted, begin to put in their crop. The mois
ture and mellowness of the earth, when
first turned, create immediate vegetation —
.delay loses this to the crop nnd gives the
advantage to the weeds and grass that are
jn the soil. Onlv look at it, and think
pf it. *
'Vj/nEAT in Wisconsin. —A correspon
dent'of the MUioaukie Sentinel , who has
been ■! in some of the adjacent counties,
Writes thus:
a few days past I have made a
hurried tour through this county and Waul
kesha county, apd am much gratified to be
able, to say that the wheat crop looks as
Well as it has been known to, at this season
of; the year, for many years. Several
farmers that I conversed with in regard to
jt> said that the roots wore never more
healthy, or bid fairer for an excellent
harvest. Although the general impression
is that there is not as many ncres in pro
ddrtion to the amount of tilled land as there
Ral .been in former years, yet wo may
dhbfidently look for a lurge harvest.”
‘The Illinois State Register says the
Winter wheat is very fine throughout Cen
tral Illinois, and that everything betokens
a‘year of unexampled prosperity to the
fttiners, 1 •
'/■ (The papers from all parts of the Valley
of James River, bring but one report
growing wheat. We do not recol-
tp have heard of its being so uniform-
Jy,.promising before.
. The Rochester Anerican says:
•iWe have accounts from farmers in
various towns of Monroe county, respeef
ingibegfowing wheat. All copcurinstating
(bat its condition Is exceedingly favorable.
Such, we believe, is the fact generally
throughout the Genesee country.”
lk Pennsylvania, as we learn from our
exohanges, tho crops are in a healthy con
dition. end an abundant yield is antiejput*
#4--
wheat crop of Ohio will be unusu
ally large, notwithstanding a proportionate
increase of corn, occasioned by the heavy
demand for pork.
<y, JJabITS. —Like flakes of snow that fall
upon the heart, the seeming
ly nnimportant events of life succeed one
another. As the snow gathers together,
fto iufeour habits formed. No single fluke
''that is added to the pile produces a sensi
ble change.: No single action how
nVer it exhibit, a man’s character; but as
jbe tempests hurls the avalanche down
th«- tnountains, and overwhelms the in
habitant and his habitation, so passion
Acting upon the elementsof mischief which
jperuicious habits have brought together hv
imperceptible accumulation, may over
throw the edifice of truth and virtue.
, Supreme'Court of the State of
New York, at its late term at Oswego,
\ have affirmed the unconstitutionality of an
hripeal to the people, in any legislative mat*
tot. The subject in question was a > vote
hyth'vpeople of that Stute on the Free
jSchooj Law. They decide that a bill
■ otherwise c»nstitutional can be rendered'
unconstitutionalJjy requiring its validity to
■ depend bpon a vo*, of the people. They
’ hirgoe that the State. .Constitutions have
.confined the law to the Leg
islature. Judge Hayiier, r,f Minnesota,
made the same decision on giv*.;, the liqu*
pr law to the decision of the peop*,.
OirFanny Fern says, that whence the short” of matrimony we don’t know
who is rising in the world, begins to ex. .vrfrat is, that’s all.,
hibit superior powers, and the possession |\ sentimental'chap In Rhode Island,
of true genius, he must hide his light un- iriu n ds to petition Congress, at its next
dor a bushel, or else have all creation after sessit* f or an appropriation to improve
him trying to blow it out. ■ J. he u u afikctioii,'so that hence-
OiTA Western, editor;says they need W Surse of true love may run
.not beast of the speed, of the May flowhr— *
taking passengers from Detroit to Clevo- ‘ ie u nu n it 'j^ s i :( n OW eatima
v|atid in six hoUrs—for some; boats have ta- ted to'be aoout that it waa when
ken passengers from New Ydrk t«jetornity| they left mypf .With;,three
{}} ]eW tt)kiV.po 1i jne, ■■ half, • . - .....
How to do it. —The Albany Dutch
man “lets off” any quantity of “good
things” weekly, and among other sensible
advice, soys :
“There is nothing to be gained by dung
ling for a twelvemonth after a sensible
woman, talking unmeaning stuff—-words
without wisdom. Tell her your wish, like
a man, and not like u blubbering school
boy. She will never trifle with your af
fections ; and if there arc three grains of
common senso in your tnucklo carcass,
she will be your own before a month has
passed. See the history of Rebecca, in
Genesis, 24th chapter 57 verse: When
Abraham’s servent had conculdcd the pre
liminary contract with Mrs. Laban, on the
part of her daughter, to become the wife
of Isaqc, the old man was anxious to gel
home, to show his young master the bon
ny lass he had brought with him ; the mo
ther wished him to remain, a few days to
recruit himself and his camels. He per
sisting, it was finally referred to the
daughter. “We will call the damsel and
inquire at her mouth,” said tho mother. —
When Rebecca appeared, her mother ask
ed: “Wilt thou go with this man? Re
becca replied: “I will go.” 'Jfhere was a
noble girl for you. No tear,starting from
her black eyo ; no whining, hor simpering
make-believe, nor mock modesty but what
her heart wished, her lips uttered. Like
an honost maiden, she replied, “I will go.
| Now, young ladies, go thou and do like
; wise. When the man you prefer before
all others in the world, says': “Will you
go with me!..” answer, “I will go.” By
the by, ladies, when you wish to read u
true, simple and unsophisticated love story,
just read over tho twenty-fourth chapter of
Genesis.” '
humerous old man fell in with
an ignorant and rather impertinent young
minister, who proceeded to inform the old
gentleman, in very positivo terms, that he
could never reach heaven unless he was
born again, and added ;
‘‘l have experienced that change and
now feel no anxiety.”
“And have you been horn again 1 ?” said
his companion, musingly.
“Yes,'l trust I have;”
“Well,” said the old gentleman, eyeing
him attentively, “I don’t think it would
hurt you, young man, to be born once
more.”'
The Long and the Siiort of it.—A
marriuge took place in Williamsburg, last
week, with the following peculiarities—the
groom measured six feet lour and the bride
four leet six. If this is pot the “long und
i WHOLESALE GROCERS,
.w&u'jmm&sr <& <&sawwaw
j B. \¥. Corner Second & Mulberry stress,
PHILADELPHIA.
OEFER FOR BALE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
TEAS,-
COFFEti, ■ ,/.
SUGAR,
MOLASSES,
SPICES, 4-c,
Thoie commencing New btore*
eft I.
AUoatlon civen to I’rodaco.
'^^QiC£i<iC©c£l o
Pennsylvania Lands!
pKOM 4QO TO 20 000 ft®odiSuSE
CITY PBOI-flliTV orC.V-11. A<'j|™*| mcK ,
Heal Estate llroker, Wo. ll>7. Walnnttt. *-
January 20, Isadora.' Philadelphia.
sso© challenge.
take n lor ciai.ioil that every uenoo will dtt nil Inlheir power,
lo.nvotho itvo.of tholr childreo.and thatevtryperton widen.
ilcnvor to promote tlieirownhealth m nliiaoriuoei. I idol it
to be tny doty to .olemnly nunto yon that Wt IKBIS, accord,
ina to the opinion ol'lhn mn.t OBebmivd Thyi cian., href ho
prfinary ono.ee ora larso majority or.druraea. to which chll
dr. D ond a nlii nre llnbln: Jl you have an nDPeI to oonllna'
nily ohnocnnolo lr un ono kind ol rood to another, Had Urentli,-
“•.On in tho Htomnch. I’iokinit at the Np.o, Han no. nnd lull-
J,:.. n! Ihe llollr. Ury Uoneii. Slow tenor, Pulio Irregular—
rcmembcrthntnll thoindenolo WORMS, and you ihonld at
once apply fa remedy
nOBENSICK’S WORM SYRUP.
An article lonndrd noon Scientific Principle., compounded
with purely vecoublo nib.lnno.., being perleaUy aaft when
tntrn.nnd can bo given u th.mo-t tender Infant wiibdMl.
dod bunelioiel ellect where bowel Coinplnlut. anil
have made ilum weak end tloUilitoU.nl the •i oaic preperlie pi
my Worm Hvrup are luohthat it atanda without an equal n
”i cafaloaoe nl medicine, in giving loan and ilreetthlp
ii IM Htomach. which mute* It art Infallible rern?dy Forthoie
afUiotml wiih Uyrpp.ia. tho niionUhlnff curna porlonned by
thti tSyrop nlier Pliyiicinn. havo failed. i* ibe bctt evldeoco
of 1U luporlor ofticaoy over all other..
The Tape Worm!
Tlr.ii the moildilßcnlt Worm to do.troy ol all thatjofe.t
tho human *v.tem. U grow* lo an almon Indffinifa leoKlh.
boaoming u> ooiki! nod fattened l» the and, Ht«m.
KHLcnnc the health .0 mdlj» a. to came let, Vtin. Uant,
Kill uu . lint thiwo allhcted .eldom it ever eaipotl that iu«
Tape Worn haitemng them to an early grave. In■ o | [«« ,l °
defray thioVonn. a very ecercdlo wwtmont mi
•a d. it would tbeielore be proper to akeborßol my J.iw
FilUiOftito reraovelaUohitrucUon*. that the Worm Byrop
miy net direct m»ou the Wutm.wDich muit b* taken mdou>i
S. •/TaMeiSt.lull.3 time, n day. The...e rection, followed
liHvotievnrbenn known to full in curias the mu*l ob.tiatito
ca.e ol Tope VVorra.
Dlobeeisack’s fl.ivcr Pills.
No tiart nf tlio »yiiem U more liable to d eeaw than tho
I -IVEK—it serving tu a tlUerer to puiify the blood, or giving
thepinner .rcietloo tothe bilo-io That w vno*e
the Ijverofleciithaothetimportant paruoftho .yitem.aiul
rr-tfulls vurlou.lv in l/ive' Gumplunt, Jaundice. f;
VVuilioulil. thprvlore. watch nvtrv *> mptem that might
mdicate a wron action oHho Liver. The.o P»l.. being: com.
“,.,i nn<l I‘LANTn torouhed by nature to heal
c. ,‘k -Nac,«,y. l.t An EXPECTORANT, which non
meal, lhe .emotion lioni tho Pulmonary muon, membrane, or
promote* the duchargo ol teureted rnallor Jrj. An Abl Lu
ATTVE. which clung* »n*ume inexplicable and in.,toul>le
manaor ihocutiaiu roetbiil nu.loa of the »yitei.t M. ATO
NiO. which *Mv«i toae ftud itrenitth to the ne* <r .° a| *’* t4a l*
ro4oivtnc heftStn ami vigor to all purl* of tho body.
OATIIAKTIO. which acU In perif-ot harmony with theothor
inarwlieDt*. and operatme ot» the llowe *. and.expelling the
whole uitiMpr corrupt and vitintvd matter, and purifying the
Blood, which de.troyi dueawaad re.torei bealilt.
tri~tafTr> fi~xra rre, ;-tr£\ SblL CS> S 3 o
Von will Had lhe;o Till* an Invaluable medioliie iu many
complaiotv to which you are lubieet. u ; S
totet nr partial, they have been loand ol lueilimable banellt
resioiiae their fui.uilopal arranKeraeat* to a healthy net .oft
nuiilying the blood ami otner fluid, .o efleatoallyaa io l>ut jo
flight all eompl.alau which may url.o from XW le p ‘.JVu fti*
no., t. Headache, Giddmeii, ol Bight, Pam m thy
unlet. tlgned J. N. IlOBENSAtMt—nil
other* being hate.lmitation.. ' ..
gyAgeat* wi.hiDgnow aupphe* J N
rouaofbeoomiog Ageui* must addn at too 1 roprietor, J. N.
flobeotauk. Philadelphia, Pa-
Agents in Clearfield county. Qjp?
WALLACE S f111.!.3 Clear Sold.
C 1>- WATSON, ••■••do.
S, AllNOLl) Loioor.borc.
111-b 111. E HEATHY lirldeport
McfiltlUL & WKilillT Cimvon.villo.
J s H U PVI’ToN
STEVENSON U CO Mciy.vlHo.
And hy every leipectablo Dealer aud tlvrchaut in the
county and ,• • , • „ *
(K/'Pnce, each 2a cents. ,
Philadelphia, Juan ltd.—lf. , <<r _
yim.-ADELriiiA
MEDICAL 110 US K .
Eeltthli.lict! 18 yearn ngo by Dr. Kiskelis, N.W;
corneroriTiinl uml Union atrocla. between
.Sprues and I‘ine alk.. Philadelphia.
Eighteen ycnrioj eiicntive o “ JDl “A"! up ‘f,,V'A 0 , 1 1 c
.uwot In liii. oily, have reodeio-T Or. , K
and lucecsslul prucir.ionvr, Tur and »'«• js,i* , * l lr “ I , P??'®l
all eutoi*. ol a iirivaiensturo. ps wn.ufflicied vurauloMi
•n iliebodp.ihroatorlegi, pan* n the head of
curealrhcnff)ftU.ra, itrictorei, kim Jimwi ar K^?h»vS? l
yoiithf’ul e*cei'e«o/ linpuutie* ol thn b oart w hereby the con
•li’iitioo liu. orcorae enfeebled, are all treated with *ncca*i-
He who plscirt himi*iil uadt-r inooardol l>r. lv..«unjr r 11-
gtnutly conhdein hit honor n*a gentlmnuu,nod coouaent.y
rely epoa bi..kUl a» a I'hy.ician
T/IKK PAUTIUULiVR NOTICE.
Yoonc men who hnvo tni*tr«d tlwmeivu* by ocutato pr»o
llcaltidolredln—a habit leuiobd I,<>m ev» com
panions a* ichiH; t»e etfecu of which arc ® ,£ k‘[y Je « v ®»
wh«o Gflieji. uod destroy ooth ratnd nod body, should apply
itmuftdlattly. Weakness and c*.n»titu iod .1 debility, wiol
ramculnrcaetcy. physical lauituds and l)r P , ,i I r ®f I , 4 ?
irritability and all nervous iilffcotlon', inihtO»ttun. slu..Kl»h
□el. <>! the liver, and every disease In noy way coun»«»e«l with
iherfiiordeioMbe procreative functions cored.aaaiaHt.*or
restore.*
KKAD.
YOUTH AND MANHOOD!
A Vigorous Life, or a Premature Death.
Kinkelin on Self-Preservation —Only 24 cents:
Thl« t ’nok jmtDUhl ihedli lilloJ with oiefuliofomialioe.oji
ttie mtitmativs mul dis-mic cl (he (»* neral’ve Y*£, au ** ** *,
dteur* i'jell nliko to Youth, Manhood and Old A it. aud
ihanld l>- rend by oil , . t . . ,
ThoveiuGb'o atvicoand impressive warning itjctyeiwili
inuveDiyeun of misery andsalience. uDd tuvo annually ujou*
lß pareuu UyVartiuc ft will loam how to prevent jho dcstrao
“tinu ofthefr Children . ‘
•»*A wnilp’oceoffio c.iats. enclosed in t» letter, addressed
10 Ur. Ul vliiJUlN. N.YV.oorueroithird an 1 Union streets,
between Spruce and Pine* Philadelphia. will ensure a wool*
undercover par reborn mail. , r ,
persons nt a dUtsncoin&F address Ur. K.by loiter, Lpoii
paid.]and becured at hgrao.
Pacixaces of Medicines, Uireotloni, to., forwarded hy send*
ma u remittance, aud put op seonre fromdamaßeor cunosity.
fluok*6eller«. News Asads, Poil'cr*. Canvassers. und all
oUierikupphefl With Ibeabove Work ut very low laic*.
’V October dl. i“DJ. — ry*
rpfFTY UOt,L*RS FORFEIT—DR. IIUSIER WILL
V* forfeit ISO il ratline to cure nny case of werot dissniothni
may come under ha care, no. matter how lons sUindtog. 01
how i filleting.. Either b**x uie invited to hi* Pr ivate Moon*
H#riortn feoveoinstreet Philadelphia without fear oi luter
motion (torn other patent*. Strangers and other* who have
bevnunfoituuaiem the itleotion ui a Physician aieinvHtu
tI> J.MI*OTENCY.—ThroUBh unrestrained indolence in thfc
iiiivi’.m by excess or *Wl»abuso iho »>vil« aro nuroo out,—
tnuutjuey, involuntary seminaldischarges, wui
ine drtheoreaos.loiiof memory, a dista* ofor lemalesocib.y.
eenural liability, or oonstilutiomil dorangeraMit, areeuroto
follow cvMuittho Uooror with confidence,—
"R'tSADANu'He.’i'f.'EOt.—'Th. afllictod would do well to
ielh.ot before traiUnir their beaiih, napulneii* and In many
caws t heir livoi. In the hand* ol iinysiciaai ignorant s ot l iu
otuss of maladies. 111* certainly impossible lor one man to
unduntund .11 theills the human family uro subject to. Lve
ry respectable Physician hu* tils peculiar bruncu. in which ne
is morosoccocstuf than hi* brother profcuors, and tothatbe
Uevnteb roost of his true nml siud/. , ..
YfSAKcS (Jr rRAUITUE. exclusively devotedtotnostudy
end lrestmuntofcli»ea:e*oi tho sexual organs t topolher with
ulem upon tho Doily, throat, noso price*, pain* in the head,
or boues. mercurial rheumatism. •(rio ures. (travel. i»re*uiail
iltti. disease* amimrirmu jouthlol excoudi, or ImpuMtlMOl
Ihe blood, wheibby the coniutution ha* hsoume enfeebled
ennbloethopoctorto offer speedy relief to all who m«y placo
thtiintfive* omtorhls cara. _ fT ...
Medicine forwarded to any part or too United BUta*.
Priau Five and Ten Hollar* per g lB3^ly
To ITfIjLII Owners.
TPB undeniiioed ha* oppoiate.l L.-R* CARTER, of
CJeutlieJd, his aprtti for the tale of Caitlnc*. Who will
rccblvo hill* fbt ail kindidf Mill Gearing, and oilier tnaohlm -
ry. Perioa»de»uoD*lo coatrAOt willdo well tpcall and ox
amine theoatnlonao ofFattern*. and »peoimcn* or the wont,
bafore makinit onfia*{vnient*e!*owhew. Uaamjftawillbade
i iivered,if desired, ut Clbatfield.and wa ranted .o bo madoof
cood material, end ln a workmanlike manner, liuv*
ine in lunains order FIVE Superior Latbos, nud other ma
olilnor; In the same ptoocrtUmvcamioylng none bat the u«*t
woikmon, uilnn the very best Tie Iron end Coal, with many
other advantcgei.hetlattonhimseU that biiwotk wilibedono
ao Well us in the best city shops, and bn the shortest notice.
ro.PMtioular.,oulloa Ur.OAUTEU.jAe.nt,. - yEnB
Muroh 4.1853.-1/ , . .
. . Wew Store.
Til B nmlenirntd bus opened a &TOIU2 in GLEN HOPE
CharlieUi bounty, where he intends keeoina coo*t»ntly
on hundaGUOl) AHKOMTMLNTofaII LhmeiuipaUykept
in ucounti>‘,«tnre. - • .
Ail klmls ol F odnee taken laexohanjte lor flood*.
, ,w \ • • .• r ’• MUIS3 M nnhhi. 1
GlenUope.Oct-7,183U . , '•
i i KAI) V-MAUE GLUI'IUNG ot almosteaery description
IV lbrsftlaat tliesioioof . ,v ‘ i-uiift .untrii M ’
Joes IK, JB6J. ; . SMITH ft Htwrft,
COOKING STOVES,
QP Uw MOOT APHkQ VEU STVLE, dt tbo lop pri««X<ir
fuiii *t& to «Ho.' Tea tot OH. _ _ _ ’ ■
. vl*»rtßW< e '»P , !i, CARTER, Af fot. 1
HERE IS XQUB WEPY !
HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT
A MOST
Extract olfl Letter Iwro Mr William Gilpin, of7o
Mary's Street, Woyrqoth, dated May 15,1851*
At tbs age*©?ls my ’wife (who H now 61) oaugbt a
violent cold. whlob netted in her let i, and over ilnoe that time
they have been more or leu tore, aad greatly Inflamed, tier
ueoniei were dlitraoung, sad for month! together the woi
deprived entirely orreit and sleep. Even; r«®otly ahiat medt
oai men advised waitilod, but without eftect; her health inf
fared »eveie!y. add thektate of her letft wai terrible. 1 had
otiea read your AdmiUomenti* and adviied hertotry your
Pilli nod Ointmeat j nnd. a» a lait resouroe, after every other
remedy bad proved u»s!eM<«hecontented t»do io. tthooom
meneei ux week! ano, and itrange to relate, U now in good
health, Her log! are painlwi, without team or iw. and her
steep eoni d and onrtliinrbed. Coo Id you have witneuert the
inflering! of my wire during Ihelait 43 yean, and oontreit
them with herpretanteniojmflnlof health, you would Indeed
loet delighted In having been the meaai of to greatly auevia
tine the QALpIN _
A PERSON 70 YEARS of AGE CORED OEA BAD
LEO. OF THIRTY YEARS’ STANfIINO. .
Copy ol a Letter Irom Mr. VVi 11ium Abbe. Builder or
Gas Ovens, of RushclifTe, near Huddersfield
'dated ft ay 31st, 1851.
Tol’rofeiiorHOLLOVVAV— ■ ' . . ,
tjlß-I .altered lor a period of thirty year. from ft bad lee.
the remit oltwo or threo dhfarent sooldenu atuae Worse t
accompanied by icorbmio eymotomr. 1 had reooarioto o
variety of medical advice, without deriving aoy boneflt,
and wm rold thattho leg wait be amputated, yet Inoppo*
•ttlon to thin opinion, your Pule and Ointmeat havoeltaoted
a eomniote cure in io snort a time, that lew who had not wit*
nened it could credit thefact. Anna
(Signed) . WILLIAM ABB3.
Tho truth ofthii ttetemont can be verified bv Mr, W.P.
England,Cbemiit, 13, Maikotltreot, Huddersfield.
At the Lowest
Marled' Prices.
nro particularly invited to
jan’JS—3m
A DREADFUL BAP BREAST CURED IN ONE
MONTU.
Extract ol n Letter Irom Mr. Frederick Turner,of
I’onshurst, Kent, duled December 13, 1850.
ToFmConor HOLLOWAY— . , _. _
DEAR SIR—My wifo had rnflered from Bad BrcaiU Tor
morethao .irmonthe, and darinc ilm whole period had th.
boil tnciUcino attendance, but all io no use Having bolero
boiled au awful wound in my own lee by your unrivalled
npdicloe, l determined again to oto youmlls and Ointment,
and thnrofore gave them atnalln hercaie. and lortunao it
wni l did to, tor in (eat than a month a pertoot cure was * r
footfd, and the btnetit that vadout otntr braacires of my
family havedortvedfrotatheirmslt really aitoaishtug. I now
.udcKlyreooramenpthcm to all
There PUtr should bearedoonjoiutly with tho lllotmcot io
tho loilowiog oases:— _ ' ..
Dad Legs, Dad Breams, Burn#, Bunions, Bilo-ot
IMoachctous diid Sand Flies Coco bay, Chiego-lont,
Chilblains, Chapped hands, Gorns, (Soft,) Cancers.
Contracted and stiff Joints, Elephantiasis, Fistulas,
Gaul, Glandular Swellings, Lumbago, Files, Rhou.
mntism, Scalds,'Soro Nipples, Sore Throats, SUin*
diseases, Scurvy, Sore.neads, Tumours,
.Wounds, Yaws*
bold at the'estahliabmont of Professor HALLOWAY, Mt.
Biraud, (nour Temple Bar i«oados.) and by all reipeotabls
Urusciiii und Deafen in Medicines throughout tho llrjtiih
Einpuo, aodoft'ioieof tho United Stines, in Pols at 3D«0.«
H7>Jo., and $1 £oj. each. Wholesalo t» the Drug
houiei in the Union, aud by Messrs. A. ii.& D.SANDS, N.
There i* a considerable laving bv taking tho linger sjte*.
N. u.—Direction* for raidance of patients in oyery disorder
areallixed to each Pot, Oct. 14. lbol,~ly.
An invaluable Book, only 25 els. per copy.
“Every Family Should have a copy.”
CAfttfk ClH’iEb ISOLD IN LE43 THAN THREE
OUUU MONTHS. A new edition, revised andimiuov.
ed. juiliitnoi. *
DU. HUNTER’S MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND l
HOUR b'Ult THti AfFLICTED. Containing unoat
lineofthu Origin, rrogress. Treatment end Caro of every
form rf disease,contracted by Pronmcuoui Sexual Intercourse,
by Stll-abiue. 01 by S xual Excess. who adTicolor their pra
veniioo, written in a familiar style. avoiding all medical tech
nia-tliUei, amt overy thing that would o:tendlha ear oldu
c.jnoj. from the Teiultolsome twenty yean* •uce“Mloi prac
tice, excJu»i»oty devoted to the cure of dilutee of a deicate
or private n&turo . , ,
To which u added receipts for the cure of toe above rmoavos,
and a treatise oe tboCanie*. Symptjmi and Curooflhore*
verand Ageu, forTtventy.fr'ive cent* neopy • Sjx ooptei one
dollar; will ha forwarder! to aoy partol Ida United dtatoi. by
mail, tree of postago. A'Jtlre**^postage paid. CotdonUCo.,
publitheii, or ”Uox lltf, t’ost Office.” Philadelphia.
•■Th»u* without cjwepuon. toe most ojmpfbheasive o.oa
iDteilicibla noil published on the data of‘disuses of ii
treat*, avoiding ail Ltchmcai term*, it addreiiea lUkirtothe
reason of lie reader*, it i* flee Irom all objectionable matter,
nod no parent, however fastidious, can object to placing U in
the band* of hi* ion*. The authorhasdevoted many ye*r»to
the treatment of the various oorupla.Btitreatedoi.anu with
too little breatn to Puli'. * and ‘too little presumption to tra
iiiwe/ he has oftired to tlte world nt the merely nominal ptjoe
of tl3ceo|s, the iruitaoffsome twenty yean most sucocsslui
“No teacher or parent ihoold be without the knowledge
imparted m this tuva uable work It would save yeaii ot
pain, mortification noil sorrow to the youih under their
charge.”—P*ofl*’* Advocot* . r.
A fraibyternoUtergymanin ohio.tn writingof Hunter s
Medical Companion, says:—•'ibouwndi upon thousandsol
our youth, by eyil example and tne olluouce ot the pasuont,
have b*ren leu into the habit of .*elf‘iu)hution without italic
»oir th«*ia and the feanul cousequences upon themselves und
their fan lies The constitution* or thousands who are rut
in* famines have l*e*n enfesb.od, it not broken down, and
tney do not know the came or the care Any iluog that can
he done ao to onl ghlen und influence tho public mind as tu
check, und ultimately to remove this wido-sprovl sootcool
human wretcherintti. would coaf»rthe greuu*t‘'louinu next
to Uieietfgioa of Jems Christ, on die present and coming gen*
er&’ioa*. la temp ranc*. Cor t..e use of intoxicating drink* )
though it hasslain tuoustods opon thousand!. I*not aereat
er recur#'* to the human ra ;o. Acoipt n»y thanks on uahair
or he afflicted. anil, believe me, your co worker in the gtod
work you ure« »acuvrly engaged ia ”
\ ne copy will b» furwaidcl (tecurely enveloped and pott
age pidrij on receipt of fcj.osnU or tlx copies for one dollar
Address COdIWN fct UO., Iteb'.khpr*. box !*>, P viUdelphtsi,
£<>OKSKl.Li:i«. C-anVa-SEIU and UOUII AlitNTd
supplied on the most liberal terms
‘MAN, KNOW THYSELF.”
<^]rpry*flrg\gg>' ! c GJ?t? i Slcs3.C©o
€. €. PISICK &C®. 9
MILESBURG, Pn.,
RESPECTFULLY onnoonceto the Murchv ta, and other
d Lens ol Clearfield county, thatthey have, mbdriiiion
to ihe Uoiaeule Warehouse, auo leased thoIKVIN ilUudb
lnl«l> ocoupied by T. U. Hall. al Uiieihuur, which will eaa
blothem to conduct tbo Forwardiag and tttorehoute burnen
,n a.'iulft le than they navo ever yet been conducted
Atthatplac?. They imura tPoir cuttemerx that Goods and
Produco entrusted to their oare »\ ill in aticuset togeth
«r, aaii cot a portion in one hoaie and another port on in ano
urn, ** hiw’beun too often the oa»e.
The/ will fctep TWO UOATd o.\ the Inn, ronnineday
and nuit, to that oneot thp other arid leave Philadelphia lu
n SS kiidi% l MuVf'iJOE, IRON. L.UMBER.tio.. So..re.
oe-ved and forwarded to nny point on the line ,
Thnnklhl lor put favon. they respectfully tolioita oontin
nance of pnb io patronise, tu they guarantee tbe most oartio*
ular attention toeoodioouiiKuou to their charge.
MUo*bor«, March J. '63 —4t—P'l
S Wholesale and Retail Grocery, ||
v s
S W.U. EBY, having made rmencemeuii tocair/oo S
S the WHOLESALE OKOCEUY BUSINESS in I hit- S
C adeli hia, tho tuluoriber will continue lo Keep at the C
r corner of Markot and 6th •t , i. uear.lhe PENN. UAtL «
l HOAD DEPOT, a full aon mmnWe nisorfmentot ?
S GROOEKIES. HACON.LARU.KOPES. TAU.IK- S
C ON, NAU.B. DRIED FftUlT, «»ml all tholead-ng or.
r tides in trade.—Thnnalal lor past favnn, he would eilt V
j tiii old patrons to give him a cull, as be i» prepared to t
> sell at prices that oancot fail to pleasu. ?
S February Iti. ib53.-ly. S
Attention Rcgularti!
YOU will meet for parade drill, nl tho
I’otvn Hull,in Ilia Rorough ol Clear
field, on
The 28lh day of May next, at
10 o’clock, A. M.
finch member will provide himself wilh
Sii Rounds of blank Cartridge, and bo in
m. jo punctually at the hour, with his nrmß
and equipmenis in good order.
By order of Cap. Wallace.
D. b\ ETZJVILER, O. S,
' April 22, 1853.
C£2 e»Qaii£l<3£> cq 9
ALL* penon* ara hereby G.ILM lONLHI due. *»t boylnpor
lolllnr, or in any way meddling with a certain lIAy
HORfIH.orSTAL.I.LON. now In tlio poieiiibu or I'EI UU
riEVLEIi. 01 llrody townihlp, Clearfield connty. ai laid
hone nai lawfully pttrclnued by ina, unci ii in the ponotudn
of said Boyler on loan oniy. DANIEL. IIEN. .
Brady (owmliio. Anrll B, 1853.—3 t—pd. ■
■'' ' For Sale.
‘UPV • A UOODYOKR OF YOUNG OX
mSL. till A KEf. They will bo «o!d cheap. Call
nSffiMsKK&Bon tba aubtcuber two milox well of the
buroach «f oieortield
AptllV, 1858.
Caution. C
A Lt, penooe «io kwMw Ooolioned nsatntt purobMint or
A in any way medblin* w«li s oertalo Vokeof ItLAL’K
OXEN, now la tne ponralon of JACOB ROUtfiß.olWood.
waid lowmblp. at the title to laldUxaau m me, asdoiein
the poiieuion of.aidEobm.“ALEXANDER.Jr.
Woodward 8d«lo5»f
Estate of George Ailam Sorb, dee’d.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, that Hetteri of Admin.
littatioon the ewataor Ueone Adam Qorb.latoor Brady
townihip. Clearfield county, deceased, bate Mif (panted to
the eubtcit'ior. All pertont Indehle Ito laid mtata will matte
payment immediately; and thoie haying claim! aaalnat the
tame will piewntjJjem duly aathen^loa^d^fh^Mtt^ment.
Brady 29,1868.
Ciptes, y'w
L/ !'■ i
A k ,ptcani|annyo J , A ». T n E d R .ad A ro- ii .al.
NEW GOODS; |
mllE B'nb<ctlf»r. would Informlh»«s
morlyoooupled by ,Wlßf 1
Large, Splendid *J‘ Cheap
A*«ortment oTGoodt, conintfng ofevery etyle and quality of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Cut
lery, Hardware, Boots, Shoes and
' Bonnets, Confectionary, '
Clocks <J* Watches. \
ALBO, a laigeaad well »erocted*tookor
Ready-Mude Clothing, Drugs Sf Medi
dines, tyc., sc.
In .hurt mi hlßdiofGood» ii*nally .kept la a Country Btore.
All of whlnh ho li determined ip IeIfCHEAPEB rHAN E V
EU EEf OKE OFFERED '/^rMnN^'
Morrltdale, Nov. 10.1068. ___
Monlelins Brother & Ten Eyck.
T,Eg leave ti Inloim their li.en’de end the uubllo Benerfdy,
D thatthee have token into yartoerihlu with them, ULNjI.
HAHToHOHN. who having onrohated the aura foiaieilj
kept or Wm. ft. idopra. and having nulled It with theft
own. are now doing bnnnouon a mole cxteuiva eoalanndet
the title of
MONTELIUS, TEN EYCK, <Si CO.
Where they aie prepared to toll all kindeof
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Tin Ware, Hals, Caps, SfC.
And would call particular atteoticn to theliswwfc oi .BOOTS
and SHOES. os ther keep asetonhe mniiexperltmoed bands,
SSd ate propamd todo any kind of woikl a thatiueor ban
noil They also keoi» a largo and well unotU'd stoofrof
PA TENT MEDICINES.
Bnah ae all .1 JAYNES’. LOI IIfEN It CO’S M’ALIBTERB
mNI'MENT CATTLE PUWDEBB. LINIMENT. Hongh.
Kui Pep-in, Wright’* Indian Vegetable Fill*, and all ether
Meiloineanmaliy kept In aoouniiy store.
Curweasviile, Feb. kl. load.
PENN IRON FOUNDRY 5
Machine, Pattern and Blacksmith Shops,
Ollairnoiia, Psu
TIIR funderilsned would announce to tho cUiiooi of
Cleafllc'd. und adjoining counties, tbath* hni opened a
room oa Second streot, in tbe borough ol Clearfield. near tne
store of Leonard & Moore, whoie he-Jitsads keemoe a
GENERAL ASSOUTMEN.V OF CASTINGS. warranted
to be moderfthe ben material, aad at price* that oauaot fall
to please. The follnwinj of'hestock on hands:
FULTON'S llOr-AIU COOKING STOVE, for either
Wood or Oral ThU Stove has probably tbe larfest Intro
ductionoftny othor form©! stoves. Unas saperswladin
almost every county. the well known Hathaway and 4io*•
lor stove*. Uis easily understood, and the Uues boingio
ar ran ted that all can be cleaned without any trouble. Ti.e
peouhsr form and coartraclton is such os to lander tube
most durable of ell stoves. Numerous testimonials coold
oeoddwt, hut Uli deemed aurecejiary.j
IMPROVED PREMIUM COOKING STOVES-at from 10
pAR*i?)K.RTOVEa-for elthorwood or coal.
HALAMANDEB do n beautiful Coal Store
VAHE do
Mnß & TEL. » Store*—renr y ...
MANTLE CRATES. with lunoitr piece*. A large variety
nod superior finished GiMe* t tom IS to £8 inches.
HOMMUxN GRATES, all size* , ' #M _
PI.MN ANIi OKMAMBNTAB RAILING: l OUgW
r VVARB : UVBN MuUTHS: GRID IKONS. WAPFI.t
S'SOALkOBAMS wagonIDIIXE3..BLEIOII.m.BO
to IiUU 3UL.BS.UAR KINGS Inf KbUi. ROAD HCK A
REUS. n new nniole. CORN HIIBLLEKJBj CORN AND
COR MIM*R. warranted to grind 15 Bn*. Lare pel noor.
UhACKSMITf) TUYERES. thebeat in use; do. MAN
BRILLS nod TIRE RENDERS s
Tofethcr with the u»unl variety of artlciM kept at rouaary
EstablUnment*.
Also, Made to Order ,
GIUSJTnnd SAYV.MILL GEARlNG—bavin* docidrdly Iho
Israeli itoefc. and belt varielF at rouer.i of any Minbllih
went in wiafrn Ftnnijlvonia ; MILL DOGS. SHAM
ING-lariro and .mall, nfoail or winmbt iron. H ANGERS.
RltUUbnnd SULLIES ; Roinandothynirproved Watar
WHEELS: WOOD and IRON LATHES; MANDRILLS
for Circular bawi, WOOD UOit'NG ,11A0HINE3.
Constantly on hand and for sale,
FANNING MILLH, THRESHING MACHINES.- PEN
* NOCK'S UELEHRATER GRAIN DRILLS. So. &c.
Screw-Cutiing.
AnysUod Screw, with any desired number cl threads to
thftineh,eitber«u areorV thread. _ . ,
Urau. Oopt>er, and Babbett’e Aletal Cartlngi made to order
N&iilAii MibUo.
March 4. 1v _______
IS 3 G£> 532. S 3
Baiiißibernien!
rpn Kfldubioribeta otter tor la.'e one of Geo; go Page’s Second
C PORTABLE SAW-MILLS ,
Withes Id Horse Po*er Engine attached, all new nod In
coojpiuie tunning order, having been bought and pntupir.
June lan. iitaaled about 2 mile* from Uoud Kcu!e lunacs.
and about half a mile from the tu»npjke leadiog tromßuld
Facie Pomace to Pbihpibor*. Said Miil will cutß.ClWtest
’"Tuci'wlllalio toll Ibeir Stool: of HORSES. Sledi, Chaim,
kpor Tiftftioaiar*. apply to 0. K. Mark. attheMill, or to J Ij.
ghaitx at Held tlaglo Furnace. Any person can see the mill
mlull 0.e.a.i00 now. MARK & SHULTZ.
D-comber 8, 1353.
Sept. 3 1853—1 y.
mills PREPARATION it now beingofUied loth* Poblx
l nt a GUARANTEED CUBE for the HEAVES IN
HORSED, andat theiooly known taodivioe to tneworld
h&vine been mad in tna private Veterinary pract'co or the
mopritlor for the ta*t 00 yean; and be hat never knownit to
Ml It, mingle Imtanco ol producinii a lasting care. andUav
ia< the hone in j/ood spirits far work. JX be inpompitnn.
cyofilie horse for Inoor. when troubled with thisoummnn
dunare, should induce every one having sooh to apply im
mediately I'orthis remedy.
TRICE ONE DOLLAR PER PACKAGE.
Which will ba tent, -with fall direction!.” to any oarto
theUnitedStntct. All Ulterior commonlcadons to ba ad
dretied, Part Paid, to 1, p. HOYT.
RearorNo.lo Bonth PIITH Street Philadolp'hia,
WboiejaUacentiorthe United otutM
N. B—Agents wanted throughout the country to whom
e libern! discount »itl be given r aodlhelr tames placed in
the advertitemrntfr Addresi at above.
CLEARFIELD, P 4.
THE inbscriber moat rospeotfally informi thooltacn* of
Cb.vfiola county. and tho travelling imbllo cem-rslb
that he liu* takon the above named HOTEL litnatedcn th
corner of Front and Market street*, in tho borough of G.car
n id. where lie will atr.ll Uind be nrrparcdto accomraoum«
thorowbo mey layor him wltntheir cost* rn, Nouamwltl
be spare 1 by the urourtelur to mako hi* ons'om iu comfortable,
ann hi* hotifo a HOME to thoie who may »top with bun-
Ht STABLE will Pq carefully utteadfd to—and hi* I A -
OLE and BAR supplied with ihe best the rasrHer wl l;*fr.r<i
WM. J. HEMPHILL,
Aneu't lI.W-L
Boott ©mc2l sEn©©
AT CLEARFIELD BRIfiGE.
T?RANCIS lespecuuHr anmmai*o»to ihepnbllo.
JP. that he has commenced the above buiilim* at t'LJBAkL
FIELD BRIDGE. the new banding bcomiied by Julia
Condo, on the west side of the cite*, where he will manofao
tare tlO< >'!'« end SHOES, of all kinds, ar\U at fair price*, op
thMhorteit notion, and In tho very best niaoner. an<rn
GIveBHOUTY a call. Jun 04,1862
ISRAEL NI'JUULS.
Important to Mill Owners.
THF.BUIIdIHUUB.< HAM THE AOKNUY, for thii and
oiheicoonuat In Pennsylvania, ol
Rogb’s direct Action Water Wheels.
And ii prepared at the shoiteit notice to put bom in opora
llon.or tooell territory.- Havronldalmiar that ifils method
of water o»wor iieqaal to oU|«r..u«aal mriho;l., wljh
half the amonalof water. HENRY U.BMIIJI.'
Clearfield Cot. 13, IBSJ. ■ ; ~ ‘ ■ ■
f|f)lE inlMOrjbu.raiuentfully aannuaus. tn thu Pnlilln that
± b. will Imoanitanily (applied with a (onatal jUioUmoni.
Ol'thebutqualUy of -i '■ . , ‘ •>,. ; -
CroekeryWare
•Prom the Factory qfdwi* Adam., tn : Centra rannty—which
will be told at the eery lowest prieei,
:•„ a. V- h.iWATSOH. Arant.
Ofear field, Ptcemh«rS7,lB63.—Bm, ;
do
:K PLATE 8!
DR. HOYT’S
®©WJMa®s»
“LOLA MONTES.”
Enteriil ao»idMe to', 'Art iu£ .Oohgmw# In ijttt I
1851. hi J. 8. UOtrOHXON, M. », In Ilia cl.r*» , 1
. •OfflM’oMhn .District Court* JbMßfr Kstiero' •' 1
- of Poun>jl»oul»; . . -11
Another Scientiflq W’onclerl '
I 4 O'UftE FdR '(
D^SPEPB^IJ
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
0® 3 ' GASTRBC ■’ JSJBCK. -; S
Prepared from RENNET, ortho fourtli AmMcVV
ol tho Ox.nltcr Directions ol BARON .LIEBIGLi
Thocreat Physiological Chcptlst.by J.S.HoufllD
ton.M.D., m. 11. North Eighth Street, Fhfl.iv .-
dolphin, la, * ' ' .
Thisi? a truly .wonderful remedy
DrsFEFStA, Jaundice, Liver Comflaint, Cog..
stipation. and Debility. Curing alter Natursi
own motliud.by Natuie’sown agent,tho Oostrd-
Juico. " '*
* 'Hall a teoapoonful of this Fluid, infused In w».
*tor, will digest or dissolve. Five Pounds of
Roast Beef in about two hours, out of lb* V
Stomach- •
DIGESTION.
IT.IOR3TION is ohlefly performed laths stomach b» lie ,
IJ aid of a fluidlwhloh freely esuds. from ha inaer postal
that organ, when la a stats of health, aallsd.the Game,'
Jtiioo This Fluid is the Great Solvent of thn Kood.dieFßil
f.tog, Preserving. and Stimulating Agent of tho B'oaisch
and intestines. Without It there will he no tU|eition.-iu>
coaversion of Food Into Blood ana nnnntrlllcn ol the body :
bntrathor a foul, torpid, ..amfuf. and deiirnetirecondillonef!.
ea.e.dhl,e..«dd.him,whi l h.dJ| ! e. NET _
PEPSIN Is tho chief element.or Great- Digesting Prgiclole :
oltheGasttloJolce. Ills round'in great aUandance IB the
solid onrtsol the hamaa stomach after death, andsomstltnse -
catties this stomach to dlcesi Itself, cr octiuell op. It lies* ,
,'joad In the stomach of animals, as. theiox, calf. Ac Ills ,
tho material used by farroeri in mniln* cheese,called
thoefltet ofwbich has lone been tho wonder of thodalrif-. ;
The card ling ol the mil. Is the Uni; process ol digest o» 1<
net poiietsei astonishing power The it-imoch of a pal] will .
nnriLe nearlv one thousand times Itsown tvoishtol.mils.—
Baron Liebig stntoi that -Ono P»rt ol Ponsns dii«,l«d in silly
Ihnuiand pails of water, will digest meet and other'food.
Diseased siomachs produce no good Gesirto Jntee. ; r
Pepsin. Toihow that thti want may be perfeulll' soppllaJ, l
we Quote the lollowloa
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
RAR.ON LIEBIG, iti hi* colebraled work 0» AmtD&'
ChemLtry, ta *; “A® Arlitfcial DiiwlWo Fluid may t»#’
readily obtained from theniucp®*membr«Mof thestoraacbof
aOaH.to which vattoo* ar'.lclMor food, a • meat and ««*,
willbeSoneßo4.Chaneed.and r)iee»ted,preci»Bly t inthe«aoe
manna' attr.ev would be in ihe Hainan iiowach, .
liR PEREIRA.In blifaraonitryajUooa* froodand Oiei/'
Dohluhocl by WiUon & Go., New York. P««eBs, alut'ith*
•nmoereat faot. anil dmcrib.* the methoriol pieparauoa.-
Thero nre few higher anthoritie* man Df. F«rpl a.
DrJOHN W, DRAPER, Profenor ol Chc-miitry In.tfca
Medical lhe Ur.lmiily ol New York, in hie *r«t
Book of Ohemiitry.” paEeCdtJ,*ays. It hae beena qoiiuoa
whether artificial diee*tionc<>t>ld ho performed-bav 111* now
univercally ncinoltiedthat It may be.” '
Profenor DUNGLISON *r Philadelphia, In hie great work
on Homan Phyilolory, devoje* more tnau lifty page* to aa
ftxaminauon ntthii subject. DLexperlraent* * tth Dr. B*«.
mont.on the Gaetric /nice, obtained from tba iivint human
•tomach and from animnli are well koow®. Jxv all cum/'
heiaye/'digettioß ooonrred aipeifecUy in the AiUbcialailn
lh^alDro, ATA oB DYSPEPSIA CDUEn.'
DR, IIOUGHTONM preparation of PEPSIN baa orodoced
the most mansion* eflecL. coring caiwol Debility, EmarJa;
> lion,Nervoa* Decllne.and Dyipeptio Consumption *opi>bi*d
to beondhe eery ver«e of theffate- Ills tropowlbletoil**
the detail* of oases *n tha limits of this advorUwmsnt-bit
aatbenUciled certificates bave bee® leeelvedof muretnaa
200 REMARKABLE CORES.
la Philadelphia. New York, and ttoiton alone. These wet,
nearly elldesperate cases, and theoates were eolunlr. rapid
end woederfol. bet permaaeDt. ■ ■
~ It Is a greatNKRVOUA ANTIDOTE, and from thesston.
[shingly small qeantity necessary to produce healthy digestioe.
it beltovtilloact nuo®
ELfCCTRO-MAGNEIW ORINCIPLES. ;
There u do form of OLD S TOM AUH COMPLAINTS which
it doe* not *ecm to teach and remove ot one* No matier bow
bad they may be.it GiVKS INSTANT UELIfiF. 'AilßCte
do*e remove* all the unyleaiaot lymptomr, and it only need*
to berepeftteo, torn thort «ime to mate the*e eood «Uto;ipei.
maaeeu PUIUTY UP IILOIiD and VIGOH OF UOftY.
follow atonce. lti*partualarlyexcellenf io ca*e ofNaniea,
Vomiting.Crompr.SoreneMol the pitof thontomaqh. dittren
after eating, low, cold *tateoftbe Blood. Ileavmeti, Uowaet*
of Hpim*. Deapondenoy. emaciation Weakoea. laidencr to
Imaeity,Sucicide, file. _ , , ....
Price.ONU DOLLAR p« bottle. Oao botUi will oliea
e,le c to i“" D * o plPSlN IN POWDERS. «f
SENT B V-MAIL, rREE OF ■,
Pnrcrmvi-Dtecceol *emiiflrto all part* of the country, the
DIGESTIVE MATTER OK iHEPEPSINuputupmUr.
for n ol Powder*, with direction* to be dtssolved in diiuit'i
alcohol, water,or tyrup, by twpatieaL Ihesopowder*cos.-
tain precisely tae *nme matter a* the bottlr*. bat twice U *
Quantity forthetame price, and willi be wot by maH, rKhi.
UKPO.STAGB,for ONE DOLLAR *antCpo»t paid) ojit.
J. 8. lloUGfitON. No. ll,North Etahth street. Phila.,it.
Six package* fo» livedoliM*. *» v ® r T > S? -51 *■ '‘tV*
brarsthe written sigantuia of J. 8- lIOUGUIGIs, M. .
wanled in every t-swain the Unltid Rtat. *
Very liberal discouelsgivantu thetrado. Uissglsti.vus nisr
ters.and Hooks, lets are desired to eel as agenu.
AG E.STB for Cleorflulo county—
WALLAtIb « HILLS. Clearfield boroueb.
Wl t,LI AU. MoBRIDE. Cunvonssille.
P. W. HARNETT, Lotbertburir.
IL W.MUORfi. ynlnatownsliiii. .
CUJIMING9 iit MEHAFFV. Now VVnshlbr<on.
dOllN.C.UHiiNNEß.ilooitsvilUi,Cloaiflo.u ce.
Mny 2d. 1851-1 y.' . ,
PLEASANT IBILSs
IRON FOUNDRY and MACHINE SHOP,
At Clearfield.
undenlgs ol rupoclfolly nnnoucoct loihereople -ti J
. Clearfield aud the adjoining cnnnittf* mat he •till cojiun- .
omlo carry on tnea-ove batioeis til bu *Ate*«»re'v* l
mentinlhe borpujh of Clearfield* and übow prepared to I
mhttulactare all kind* of j.
Castings used for Grist Mills f Saw Mills f
and all kinds of Machinery '.
HU Catting* aro no • of a nperoi quality—cquul. If not
perior.to auv other i- the State—» he !>«*■• opjebutthav
bot material. and employ i none but the very bettol wouns
iii»
' MACHINE SHOP,
WUhtwojopcxior Tt-li If'U IjATIiUS* driven by ti«m #
U now ip snotseuiulopemt'o- . end under ltujtnanaetcnatitbf
a prajticiU meobjtiio—whtie aimott any article of tnoomstfry
can bt FINlSm;u inthevery belt style. and •>& shoitnulice* w
Hehn» now ad hands n late© assortment of-U ti'nai. tncii.,
et3T< vario • sizes and paturoi. PliOt GH iHOIHO| ,
WASH Kftri'LtH* &0.. &c.. wiiio?» he offers to soil JowJW;;
Cash,'or on a rrasynable credit, iio is.flow d&UttM PlPti'
ho most approved patterns. ' .
HATHAWAY COOKING-STWES.
ALSO—Fancy Air Tight Parlor Stoves,
Nine Plate and Coal Stoves: Also, j
WBard’s crlcbi'ated PloiighP
Auinlllindjof lUM,I,()W-WaUU, BLEIIiH and BLIiD
tSULEs. WAUUM DUXES, tto ■ .. ;
Molutondiiuuell on reaioonhle nhmi, and Ua*t< that the
duifßßofihocoantv KQ'.»:all> wllltinditto thrii adractßit
to Qtva him iheir ootlo;u. CASH will alwnr* t>9 preionfQ—
butthp hwhe*' nncbi will be allowed lor «oomry Prpqora
nod OLU METaE A»lieinv«ribl*e*tal)l!ihmd i hi* pcnncil
aupervttuin.ad order*; rpr worlilwill rece(vour«
Clearfield. Nov ‘2P.1H51. _
TAHORIJiO BUSINESS. ~~ r .
REMOVAL.;-
THE nubicrlberi ihuaklLl I‘or past fnvorc, re««
PCciluJlyjnlorniphW tnjfUtmmrfl.njid lhe public
general?}*, t hut he haa temoved hu Lo.lho huilv
ding oVcl* ,‘lho ;Pnat Office, tuidly oecop'ted by R.
Wurd.amJ ltiat he will he .there liiyndnt alHlrijea
*‘on kiiruiy tu,supply hjacuefunier?,, Uhl.i.kJeßpniC.ol
hlttirou mporVrieß.' he la upublt* jo prunjitii’ tltfahis
Eanliioiih urt* t>ftheinusl : upproVodHiyii , ‘tfr,AytTI <
ftUiTy.dmtwl). insure ibeni mode according: -to the
.Latest jfixshion of mo/e modern.days* :
: , ; THOS; SHEA.
. Cl.inrficld,,April 1> JBSJ. ! im' " 1
; |sn gfiaod-rWi™
Tariff or.uo^Tm
'"PHE .ncicrib-. uitcad« 'kn-plbi.ou', hand]
i' momofiKON and whioh ho J
moftt la tAt tbs Iton aadilTobaa
inx Leonard &Moore: , r, *
" cinn*fH'l ilyo.jS;
©albm©t M .
. .. JfIHA GCLicii:
Sp^Kfafty / atißouDMt,o iho citizen* cfC ear*
1 y W ii npw.nmrtiiaaiurinr all,
kind* ol . . .
. CABINET-WARE. ■'!
l|i|ithopiht Llarkcl.tiled.. Ut'.vrou TMrd acd
I'Ounh. Wbofo at) kinds ol .voriL in hh rJjfldfcwlll l>*
tbs tt and TERM:*
qptl On thi»«hint*u , • '■ ,'Aik
tsrcOfr'l''JNfcimtule;tobrd4rortUmßhOftfii’ note*!
_Pcm»nahf*T v'.* lHf.3
'rpMEVviblid Mu> iiWebV Cuttliokia acaiuA lirasttue raiwlP'
.•A’ ItAtW AJ* fla my iMPOttjil.ii. ahajmubftniv b&"
bdairi wiihbot jb;i catua. and I amthsrofore 4«t A
pwMoww<WY«rb»focßtf^jj^^^
Btffi toWpihip. March 14, l£&' . / ■ I
's 'Jr-* /
USdie* wort*
(ill tpj on Ufl
Vatforo.sojajfl
IR,- Afeitl