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British Navigation. •
paragraphs, which wo
Y l . Courier and Enquir
ing light tho triumphs
American enterprise nnd
\e different forms of nav-
"T 1 * f“ u V striking 'fact that
each of the f ° ur \ la of tho Collins line
has now performed gatlanlic voy
age in less than X daya . In April,
1860, the Pacfic, (A. jvjyc, steamed
from Liverpool to j nn j nc days,
twenty hours, and fortY minutes; in
August, 1851, the tain Q om .
stock, steamed from LiverpVl j<j ew y or i t
in nine days, fifteen hours February,
,1852. the Arctic, Captain i\ Bteam ed
from Liverpool to New York in\ dayB)
twenty-three hours; and fifty m'k and l
and nowin May, 1853, the ■^t*“l\Cap
tain West, steams the same honr.
voyage in nine days and twenty-two h i
This distribution of the victories noion*,; U
rhe vessels and all the commanders o! hU
American line shows, as conclusively a*
anything can, the intrinsic superiority ol
the line itself over its great rival, of which
the two shortest voyages ever performed
, tll&ro by tho Asia, Captain Judkins, in ten
days, four hours, and fifty-two minutes,
j and the Arabia, also Captain Judkins, m
i ten ddys, threo hours, and thirty minutes.
I The ordinary average trips have exhibited
i st still greater disparity in speed. Iho
nverago of the voyages performed in the
year 1852, by the Collins lino from Now
York to Liverpool, was ten days nineteen
hours,and fourteen minutes; from Liver-
I pool to Now Yprk, eleven days, sixteen
j hours, and twentv-four miuutes. Tho
’ average of tho trips performed in tho same
i poriod by the Cunard line from New iork
to Liverpool was eleven days, eight hours,
and fifty-five minutes; from Liverpool
to New York, twelve days, eleven hours,
and thirty minutes. Lis but fair to say,
however, that there have been other com
putations making the difference somewhat
less, but vet not very materially. It must
however,* be borne in mind that three on.y
of the Cunard steamers have the size and
power of the Collins steamers—the Asia,
the Africa, and tho Arabia. The two first
have been almost uniformly beaten m both
directions, though by no means so consid
erable as in the other cases. The Arabia,
I with a power much more largely propor
| lioned to its size than exists in any or the
3 Collins line, and of which the highest ex-
I peCtations were formed by our English
I friends, has yet performed but two voyages
which fairly tested her best abilities—one
in February from New York to Liverpool
• in ten days, three hours, and thirty minutes
and the other in April from Liverpool to
Now York in.tea.days and nineteen hours.
Considering that the Collins line have now
triumphantly mainlined their ground for
1 three years ngainsTevery successive vessel
that the long experience and : great resour
ces of the Cunard line have been able to
bring out against them, we belive wo are
fully entitled to regard this contest in i
steam navigation as settled in favor To
Amorican skill and American enterprise..
“In regard to sailling vessels, the samej
superiority is as strikingly mahifest. 1 he.
failuro of theship-builders or Great Britain
j 10 accept the challenge of the American
Navigation Company last autumn to run
* each a clipper with cargo from A Engnsh
to a Chinese port at stakes f
. was in fact a tacit confession that such a |
race would in their belief, go against them.
i Nothing could have been more fair, hbor
ul?ahd straight forward than the terms of
■lie challenge; and all the world knows
that no people havo heretofore been more
eager to enter upon such contests than he
Endish. If the British shipwrights did
pot B deem it safe eight months ngo tp take
-up the gauntlet, subsequent deve opement}
lmve made them the more afraid of it. At
that time the best voyages b y |he Aberdeen
clippers between .England and China were,
we believe, that of the Chrysolite from
Canton to England in 104 days, and the
gtornaway in S lo3 days; while the Amen-
E„ c r lDD er the Witch of tho Wave had
bailed from Canton to England in 90 days
The greatest speed which had then c
mtained bV the Aberdeen clippers was that
OTlho. Chrysolite—370 st^ t “ t 0
iwfefour hours. The Witch of the
run 399 miles in the same period.
WoHrA'merican Flying Cloud performs
SJlbtute miles in twenty-four hours
Land*'nineteen minutes, and the American
tSovevma of the Seas 419 statute miles m
SSthree hours and twenty-five minutes.
>7he biter clipper for four consecutive days
■rkn tweniyight miles further each day
than ati/eingle day’s voyage in the an
'lials'of British navigation. The Engli
And
s
nfitheSeas no' sooner earns her lau ..
thhnihe pqvv clipper, Xoung American is
' aßam tjier at slakes of ten thousand
iXs, BSugh 8 Sugh no whateyeriias yet
bSu made of her sailing .-abilities..- Th
JJLk meets Greek,’ while the Persian
<3mWilt to be but a bystander, .
“lh ewerv department ofnavigaUon t
are now .pu^tnppe^y. l ! •A» nMW
Johnstown Echo says that no
S - iBSS than:Bix"citizens of have
A’aA of intemperance within the lasteigh
l-Bided? .We fear not.
.« rS-Man 'Mhusyou. unmar.
week in spea\ting-of‘man,
ned lpay last pronounced
pndi» pnrttctjl 'j. We baye nothing
• them_
* The signal, at ; No* edi- j
tor of tho Norwalk Gazette, m alludins
again to tho catastrophe at that place, and
shaking hf the signal and the engineer,
Stt i‘Wo have taken much pains to ascer
tain if there might not be. somo object
which could have misled the unhappy man,
and are now entirely satisfied that tho en
gineer was misled by the top of a chim
ney, which is in range with the ball, and
all save its top concealed by a tree,, so th t
atone point, near the bridge over the cut,
this entirely hicks the ball. We a^atis
fied now that the engineer did look, and
! was thus deceived, and that thus was lie
L left to enact the awful tragedy of 1 nday.
Springfield Ilepub. says: Wo
published a short liaio since, the marriage
of a couple, whose ages are respectively,
74 and 73 years. They were lovers m
l 0 hey dav of vouth, and a matrimonial
jnnection was then prevented by parental
mhority. They ha've each been married
nd each lost a'partner by dea . ' 1 ‘’ f '
osts of time have failed to chill the af.
\onsof their hearts, and, with the weight
°\rs upon them, they have now come
t°g<V to fill the vows of their early
years.,
\ Later From Mexico.
WabiiiK^ Nj jyjay 28—A-Tetter lms
been receive^ ’ his clty f rom New Mex
ico, which slaV I | lQt t |, e American Con
sul at Chihuahn ; vec j at Fort Fillmore
on the oth of Apt^ despatches from
Gov. Trias toGov. s Trias has made
a forced loan of 20,fy on three princi
pal merchants of Chihi\ uajnnc [ then pro
ceeded to El Paso with ®Kpdy of.troops.
An or and down RErL\_j) ur ; n g the
examination o£a witness, as\ .j 1G locali
ty of stairs in n house, the asked
him —“Which way the stairs raft» The
witness, who, by the way was
wa«, replied, that “ One way they \j up
Stan's, but the other way they ran a^ n
stairs.” The learned counsel winked bh,
eyes, and then took a lcook at the coiling
Another Decision under tiie ®3uo
L aw .—The Supreme Court, at its present
session at Harrisburg, has decided that a ]
debtor cannot waive his interest under the
8300 law in fnvorof one creditor, in pref
crercnc of priorcreditors; the assignment
of his right is an abandonment of it, and
that prior just creditors are entitled to the
money in the order of their seniority.
Tjie Wii hat Cr6p of Lancastercounty
will not be above one hall an average yield
this season, owing to the extensive rav
ages of the fly. Some fields are literally
destroyed and very few have entirely es
caped.' This apparently has all happened
within the last two weeks. The Harris
burg Reporter, says there will only be a
[third crop in this county, owing to the lly.
Friday week, six soldiers who
had been tried at the Carlisle Burrocks for.
desertion, and sentenced, were flogged,
marked with letter “D.” on the hip, and
had their heads shaved, and on Sunday
morning were drummed out of garrison.
OCrA bet of# 10,000 has been made be
tween the owners of the clipper shps Young
America and Sovereign of the Seas, on
the time to be made by those vessels on a
passage between New York and San T run
cised, to be commenced forthwith.
(£rA mad dog was killed in Easton last
week, but not until he had bitten a.man and
I a boy, and a number of dogs and cattle.
FITS! FITS! FITS!
the vegetable exteaot
epeleptic pills.
For thecureof I'tts, Spasms, Cramps,and \
all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases. |
, »ERtf.SS WHO a J a^V I V^ I ABLEELE; T<U
mmmk
'been urtnirnled or ihULUiea irom uny u .upinnduoed
srlft- out or
I pric» $3 per bo*> t?»u« «h« PlUi taut ihroufch
chy,cno|«io* h «f TM haNCE.Wo.
the |/a|TiMUJIR. Md.. to whom older*
SSt B A“rf\toffiai'mn.'t lie ttddreitcd. port puid.
I Mnyt7.ldo3.-IT.
How
Temperance Meeting.
’TMiE Wttlhlnulonien. 0 -riPinrtky B < l ve C mA* 1 til’s 7lh"of Juno
1 Monthly Meeting on “Vourt h'n.L Jh. fr.end.
; H f%mp e «uc. U .“und tho Lmhe.no ponloulntato uncled to
“a?Addict. Will bodehvoi.d h, the
■“ L. JACKSON CRANS,
A TTVttNEY AT LAW.onn b.
A. orlF occupied by U.K. !»««*•» r o nf.B,l9fi3—cd.
tieut. Pa. __ .
land tor sale. ig
II .11Btubtetiben oiler (or iah>nniLliLM tr°noL bidooglS*
1 "ol » tt ,. )JAI
to the e.tnto ol 11. bLAy*rd"? M -.oiyt 0 iyto at |j,iu Creek, in
trueti ha.
I A large quantity of timben,thprcqn y anda
portion of it is well adapted to farming,
l and contains \5O acres and allowance.
HpA.VariSS a. HW —tit— pd. :
ill ORPHANS’ COURT SALE.ft
■ ■Valuable Beal listale.
r»y vmno"<» n °' ie ' rebiuary w*d*' 1,0
BWvublSw Salb?« *•■"“assfiVSi^TOß
•";
,O A W LbTho inteW °r««L ftjfj
fgs&ffi&saW
\vUiouM c w 1 nkl J^bM y et«,JoUn !l>
»^s^^aggjgiessesi».
I|n«ttUeail»Boo lyiUPf y •
mliirtiaWr.;. ' TERMSand »>“ ,t ‘ l '
,P« bo-d »■»* o,t
-
• o’. Esttttfi'olßavid., Hoove*, dec’ll- _
uSb."*. OIO*:C«W oottßiy, uißla will rn»k«
fiSKrtU
• C!eaifi»W JtineS.
: CB3 c£LSS 2
gtteßtta SSM2&& ■riSafc*.
i n ’WIIV & SMIT'H»
now opening onool' th 6 bait ASSORTMENTS
S&Wibmg simd SmmM&ff ©®®ds
nuclt of _ _ _
DRY GOODS
„ quite exten.lro, »«jl, ln,p " !tbn “ 10
quality and puce, and t.ieu .took _ , Tlr,nte
Groceries, Queenswarc, Hardware, JJoots
and Sfiocs Arc., Aj-c.,
a,a equal in ovary le.l.cql to anr u.inir o. tho kind over belor
U»b
MW^“ u ; e ;,“ t, “‘ r, “ a tfMu "-'
Clea field. Man «>• ,818 - _ ~~
DlteaP <Cash §t«re.
WM. A. MASON, Cunvcnsvillc ,
rx AH in.i relumed from Iho city cf I’hllndelplila wUh “
li »ple#didai»oThnentof • • r
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting ol
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
«! Queensware, Boots & Shoes,
I-lats, Caps and Bonnets,
£”w iwuLasu «
can be had tffewhcr* in thn county.
the ladies
Arormrticnmrly rcaoe.lod JocjM
:iSssS»'^™.» |S» »«« M " ,th
ttaCHBAf .CASH STORE «» «•«•
New Store ! New Store!!
POWELL, REED & WEAVER j
\ REjoit now opooirc ol ''j'' , n * h " i'cu'auoit- !
nienl* U MiiE -ll AN >* 3 ; 0 ” v o " ’.U.iomot. or little, to Co., j
« p. «■»* «•* «»•«i
"THlfftSiuS ’“it&" Ihelr Won .ruth a .elecUoa o |
Qj a siE£ia3S7 CSJCDCDciO S 3
As ther never mw in
i«p«- ,n
talhvo it ar.la.iud i. call aad bo
C «‘“.WEI.L m 0.1. KEED.
M ftv st. ,Vftk
grand exhibition.
At Smith’s Dry Good, Grocery and Clothing >
TTTtr\ rp cs> £1 oa. cco.2
'ertbrmance every day, Sundays excepted.
mipnotTriVl'! A. M-. l*»Mf«jrmint *
i*
,nch opn ,i’iniSii'r.f.'oCirri'll«hnkv‘
euu.V, , ; , , n N 'V yEunr/vin.K.
MlMißfltltflUGUuM. orevtfy uoan ly <jo tie GLUIIUj
c,n lhem be%» o , I will 00l atlemul n i eiMiptlon
>ho vocabuleftja How.ji. 1 woolcl fall la* ihottoi amoi
to my \
COMPLETE \ND VARIED ASSORTMENT.
Suili or the audience Sr, atSVShu'ffAVpßinE 1 *’ ,hW
wlfi.cao purchase thefL a t * VBKV LOWIKIOK.
Yes, at a small Advance on first cost.
To be convinced that the nhoyelt Ihe cave—*i*e n* “ c "b' —
Coni*one comeell.-Admltinioo fieo-ohl dien hall wiee,
tlniwen.viile. May H 7. lead “-lira. ISAAC BMUtI
MRS. E. A. MORRIS,
OP Cim\VKN»VII.US, woulrt inform the ladie* of*J , * f " r n
KM conorV. llmUha jQvt received a large «ad foil
aueimenloi
HiMmaiiy ©©©(ills,
sX.ri^s|?AHl! T ''^B!)ttfflL I V:i) n rHjHAMiiNU. l !lLKlSl
GUMI’. fIPI’I.K (iIM.GIItfSAMKK. *ttO A •to.
Silkl Ribbons, Capes, Linings, Illusions,
fhbn«;hVl.,weiw.jab*.»*i
IW. iWK'l'®*. u o rd 'Xll “pwii« ”»»» "> lh “ ‘‘S ll ' ll
lt nim-ilianr o’i«wlcd 10. An I'P-V' 1 "' lcr _
«<t h«ipo..iblr man, t r Md on lh» ■> E . A .W.
Conveoiviile. Mar • i - .
EENNSVILLE TANNERY.
'T'HEni/lerUsned -“ l 'LS;^;;rr, a Sa«' o °cl i m .BC
1 romeu Bid nat vVaY” .“.tom. bH. vine u
cJbniiacHßpcn the r will Inna handout,
to bo liio bell ijitcm. nl-'l>« S w!ii|n« to pay. »* I* 103
to bo pa.d br ' rodii^“A,pm -Secondlv wo cub
mnob ihocoio under iho cioati ly.iero onto obi
Sit om Bd'BßlßielolbßOß'l
return n»W, and thu* „ i beonltn comtantly on
or es well as the hayer.-*VVo ioca a" Hpan. Sole,
homl. « gtoJM.oiln»l<>l Bhnllnc.fcc
»i|ipcr. Wi^and.J'ttMV® 1 ;.kfloee-tlhohi*he*tn,MUtpfi-
For which w* will tay’J o “rfuce*inch a* GKAIN of «*ery
ce®. all kmds hf coustir ptofi uce i ID | C Q mber. Bark. Tijllow.
(inscription. BttMildai. yw* JM“Jj vl!(y han djr. Wo will
io . and e*en a Uiliß taiu won c. . Booti and i?hoe.,
a iso, IninHh costumers T[jj!}|jj a j l fn” Saddles &c., on .hurt
Gear., micM wh cii they woo'd hare to PM
notice, and at the ts*e pncw wm , ijainet. maker*,
the maoafaotartf* ifth»y 'jjjf D |jJ f Vcail a*»o exaraioo our
“ , "^oilN c &_«>_
Morschfonipound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root-
univi-r.nl -bUlnuon lot
'a
and «..««
,ll |»{fb , lKY , iN U o'|‘lYli U?*on.ll^-Aodiboi^arln2^nnmori.
SS“”"d.cJ. M i , ."pi»Si«..o»'i.«g«. Ulolth ”' u “*"'
Merontinl I)i>eßinA""™;e. Bt v ' OßG AJJg _ Ao(I b ,
BUUUI.M INI.' lIIKSL.KIuI Alrfn„ ctloa ,, prevontlne
ennblioß them lo polforra tbeir rlioniei. Btronsih
ondtn.ißiniMV PBBlal Bnaaaß «ro h N f rv
'„ r o , ."?r^,«d'oßd. g nn°u'»i. t .o. lh. Nee., a. Hn
ißiiß.Nenialtlß.Crßnipi. se. L'emale Complaints,
|, U universal ol ? Otauudcm..
a. Wenkaeir jofol. <oou.ed b» vreatnej,:
.Uwel.lnpoli the t o?, I ,Kn 1V <;o Ml’ L, AIN T 3. .nob a» Cold.. ]
llnvlne rr nde mo of tbe oATeilh.r buriolvo.
Dnot Knot. it to bo a veixwlntarv and 01.
“ we V " Cpol,n
editor IVovidenco <»«. AdvF. 'V.
S^SSASl one of the
most .e* i) ec« a h 1 b { ami1i» ovJt 'c Qr o fjeirtbSon oc .
ter
andi In diiea.e. and tan »»/l >a 0 f Dllt-Md* for which it-l#
“ i lfE5Vs
I ,™ .' n MOUSIi & Co., 11H. -14 G liro.ul'vay
out ili.h ...id other counl.es. p’
n D. Watson, Agent, ffleainolcl. ia.
anybutmetV redul.iug uttent.on nt too
'XVou. having b..1.w *J«h Sg,!?:;; ft!.™-
rcntlotl 'Jdi=e , ..ornny United B Intel. tn>y tely
M «*P°o'ro n pt nnd loithful UB) j er _
Enjoying on ext JJ n l J | VQ r o f traoimiiilon of Btoclti. or
ffiSSeV*'.nun? pS?iVonofE«op.; and attention will bo paid
uf Eoreisn Lhtita< . fc u reference. In
oL*a«9 i ’“ 1 Offi.oo on n iW. l>o!ow Nib ll ' “<* lonth '
lion; JOHN W MAUUV. MMOJ ! i ter
t'niVcollVN^x'iliuO 3 ’ JI«“ kars
- Miniitn.
• GEOBOE PKABOUY. »#» ke /,- E i PZ l 0 BM. 1
■WII.UAUa'Iij.VES. *Pa heuVAnV* u il
THBfJB.BAX.V! i- ; BA HON HUMBOLDT, r
|s E S^:
J
Max ti’n. woo», ._• ■.■•!■ ■•• • 1 •- t r
ci^»w.*w ,| " s 9 ‘
MAURI ACtf.
Jlapplness and Coinpetencc.
WHY - " 8 IT ! : r,
fTMI AT ■« . l»li»W m»» wf«"'“ awrofiortK* ;
tt&ims&s&’ss***?- •
oicHnoi nnsujin we .n K ,u n* | . '.
cdje wa. tun. ly '’“ ne . ', ‘ V At .o STARTLING
MEGAN' mriored t)f nnur * »!**■
Toboho'J * ll^;f eai ,rt cnnuoliable. c»»lV
for nmor 7.«'• . »•>“■ S““l iA"rlod, It every . - •* 1
beder.ua (Willi*'
Fomohoil •jl'Mflw'hiol'.woiild *l>o.'a 10 her,ell I'M
“ tn “' cath “ f VEMW OP NM9& tn miti ,
s&sx
wldei would w** • “>•.:!. ••
'"*.*• BKCimUTdli MKA '! l n, ( th r a kiu.v'cdire. Ai» ’'f rt .
By bscoii.intr m ' 13, , 0 , l !' o '!rj‘ I ,a, n si, 1 Juo»u i«nf‘hi>UMW»',
of which h>* earned the*icWf nn om ml)lhef i»eXo£»“
In view ot moll eon C'lueo 'v.’> ;. bim „ivdre m rno«!«’<f
«r the ncaloct to ovml n® , * , 'J * u i Bll nnrntf. b«*l’ »i rn*»S*
he,.elf!Swell would •K”; e Mind! »nd <»'f« J '"“
C“ r *.i^i'> !amir ,™y®nasa , w‘aiia®'. I™'" ...n’M w "““*
SiKVSi" : 8 ,.,,,|, 5 [ rRIVAIE-HEDirat companion. , „
J L CUTTLE, H-ne.! will Mj-e.,. id .plend,da ;W rlm^ U l G00d.., „ Y Dn . A . M . MAURICEAV, .
n’ Au a M h‘«» dwa, °‘ Gl b*! rmirKßlliH ANl> K«6H. C*dHrwaTe. hercomplniniß, wilh tlio various ) r. . -
D Mv«J^~j«»“P^ m ' m %urk wi*»» cem»
Uent in .ho county. '
D 1 CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC- ,■
\ UK ISO!' UKFHAUDKD. a '
n i Bn, no book unl.«. U. A. M. MM
•i 1 SfissJEj. si-ajss^ft.-.
• “ “ 0»'“ a”> “i ™ ‘> lu ' iu “’ “ J ,U/ ' CU “*;-'
01 f ?,f,ri r no'S«d“.'ma!u ooivro [ mea ■!», “J?fߣSfflf '
. tn. ri peece, ih.ir benUh and «*'' IU , ln |, ~ile paaa.-*
a S Thirty.'* !’%”• & «»t iVoe of char**'lJf
, ‘d 111. Gulled ttn.e. by add«*"“•• ™ one Dollar lor ,
'« BTOn receipt 0, , 1 " L ll nM “TUK MArtRIBO
i. tbofine CO.VI/*ANv:‘
WOMAN £> I l' lV, ' , f v ,„ tl ol Ojo Umtf'iil
dl ION" i» «nt [mailed frett oi!'» d ftn d mhlreiiitiiP
tof fcinu-B. All U i , ': r ,VSlcEArcSr 11224. New Folk
..»> »“'■ * w s.ilSSK'»....
S.vnrlß, Bloomahurg, •• - S[nllhi Hunliogdoji v,
Karminger. Man.ionn , H ■ “ [M oW Betlmi
S. McDonald. U.no«w»" ■, 1 1 ?^,111.,-N. -
H A L-.nd«. 1L,0,ul l L ,0,ul n r K i„ J villo; SVeiit. «.d Stark, ,
y.; K 1‘ Kiu. ker Brow ns WiliUntiport ;
Curbui.d.tlc; hdred an k, ( w’oynciborOi
STuck. Wilkcaliurre; Geo. W K.r'e, r w Tsy .
[{ Crotky.Mercer; S Loader, d. ,j. g p eler .
lor. UlieiW RU Miltord.Pn.iand
«on, I’liilndolplu'i ; Jo in | Hr n id Town«end,
j„ Ne» York CI, V- b Davenport.
Adriance. Stierinnu AiLu. ue..»
Bar.iea LibottJ ail «t. n.a. Or«uwW..
M»i;WOB.3 ... ■ ’
JOSEPH H: BRETH, J
Sssss’is^ Aj-P.rti. '«■>'••
May *0,1663. . ’
FREDERICK ARNOLD,
OR. G. F. HOOP,
jpRBNCH VI U,IS. Cleartl«W county.
JOHN H. HILBURN,
A® f 9\
! * 08. MERRELL
rpHANKPU!. to, t[>. mJKo'To
! X r-'spccilally m t j, 9 j B:if ol Mer
i ISCT?,# top Co ".'woK •«»>■» U with .took, otd L*M
"jTh. JONES, i Copper", °Tin, Sheet-Iron and Japanned \
, town inthe inteilor of the tttnte
GEORGE WILSON. i Old Brass and Copper
PMtYf^ri 1 ‘tTu.'ri’ci.' • j Will ho tnhoa at U»U„h..t P<*« - W °'
Kebrnary'lW.W. I cyMondme demo to order. ciea-Held. May 4.j853._
iamES HOLLENBACH, ■
LACKSMI’I’U. OB •rj' ,d met', between jM«'
t Wniout,
J F. WEAVER.
General References.
Washington.
A ’ h. SCHNELL,
- 1. D. THOMPSON, i
B L - M ¥TLIL S
•, 0 I,A Jl JJ*l »
LEVER FLEGAL wol^
! h l " u “ M 01 Dental Operations,
uies,ao.. »;iy«a«P. » Dll ra "' n “'‘ A»e. 7. iBSJ.-y. j . h „ dw „m r ,. huh* botomi. ofCi.ar.
IS AAO SMITH, ,„ n i?«uc«aottiiiMtm>ioohoi.w
merchant. ani* n%>M, e ®SScft2S I Artificial Teclli y
TZZuT' IT aDTWK &/<JO. IIB!HKr'RArnNGl l8 !HKr'RArnNG TEETH done without dance! to the pa
:2SS”r'' : A - s/:^ 9 bo
meutofCoatmc* tnndeto«tue». [ lo mannei.
THOMAS H. FULTON, & CO., j
adEKutiAOTfl. »*•}«•«»»»• d “ to "- ‘ n s u W’wa nre " ;
[VI ot Lmnuei. fl a<t * tin *• |
JAS. ALEXANDER, i MI’UPnY & SMITHS'
|B .!^—! n SSSS?'"' of c, "" :eU
; BUGGIES, WAGONS, 4-c.,
Ai s J |
flpl(i ' P ° ' “ [ f...».».«i1k. May 6 1853 -Btn-pcl. --
* GENT roTlbeinleofßTUVEa.
oo”conh itr.tA, uotler the I’rlnttng Ullloe
W. IS. VVUUJL), 1
A? J m... i>!w*y» Ho found nt hi. rotldence l«
P Cuiweu.vll'le. when not |
wtlliTm'bl a c ksi-i a ire ,
on teconrt itreel. Cleaiuwa ra-
JAMES BIDDLE GORDON,
. TTOHNEY at eaw. .ui«.fl«w «*“•■ }V“nM U '
A. ed in French or German.
DAVID SACKET,
CHAMBERS & KLEPFER.
«*TIIEELWUIGHT a CIIAIRMAKEES. A^-Ondl
VV poit. nn>'owa>h:>>.
GEO. B. GOODLANDER,
UK. S~ L. COBLE,
,„ vm ,| A N _ r „„|.no« 000 mile tail ol UeiiluW Bndcc-
InU aVtood lo Mloalu ou the l K j 3.
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
MERCHANT endl PRODUCE DEACEU ;j 1~-
[VJL C.cariitld oooim.la.
ROBERT McNAUL,
q'ANNER-Al the -jED bTAND le °“ lw p‘*’j".'iBsl
WM P. CHAMBERS,
**rUWrAVIUGHT. CHMRMAUES. aei HOUSE a
VSk&JoHN EAINTEU-CuiweMOiHo. • IBSL
B F. STERLING,
nWUHAafflaag*-
~~ JOHN W. SHUGERT. '
O. B. MEBHELV
field, " ’*'
THOM ASiWKL I ®,
—aIvrHOMP SON » ■ , „
rpn W Rl-lEEM,-
g «sM , sKa» , w®S s
Drag Dior* _ _—- ——
—ELIZA IRVIN,
•itlg. . “
THOMAS SHEA,
‘ ’ qiMUEL B. TAYLOR,
rpANHER and UOUT and SHOE
1 Ourweosv»H°> . . ■ _— *
'gEORGE’'W.. orr, , .
81,00 ° p ' i-tii,d a ?»ri^ggi_l
: —" ITv: WILSON, J
HENRY LORAINE, >■!
Copper, Tin & Sheet tfon-Ware!
t3eH.2S.ttS.VJ. ,
Mnria 1851.
Valuable Real
at private sale.
fu& Ml
rpilE labiotibcTi, In b .? | h * l WJ h „SIU? f dranw” oß.**}
! 4® raft Vnnof M T.,'°,U W.II known nnd
r ,, A"FABM T 0F ,, t06 Acres,
I Ourwi'Diville. and KoownoHn*
Wise Farm .
egm?- The improvements consist of j
W&b about 75 acres of cleared, land,
*JjT f« a good state of cultivation, a
a Urge Bank
nn (WARDS in the county.
•i'hi. I'ARM '• W i l !!h , mhe“ l .r.Ta»s* *l3!
I '“SiS-Wrn t„.rr.nicul»-. »«plr •»,•»'>« of
■ m'K'iKeTo.W.a.onnbl., ...a.. »d
! a warrantee deed
A CARD.
HUGO 1 A.K I N <"*
-1 A Journeyman Cabinet-Maker.
What can be *et for Kite Doltarall j A «BSIWaSS^®S®S:?SiS
•■■ 5 3a c©S3 , P 10. l o.
lwtftlrjHo EAR| , h „ i h „, l ost’ In Gleaifield. ooCoatt T’Anh^tt
,hM M - ountl ° I
* WMh -- Uol,n " ; k c, i hU.
Publiihcisoflho %!'■
Grand Literary and Artistic
AMRncerr.enißhsvHMJHNAt/, and tlie <
I1(W:K15K MA3*Zl.fB. lh» T!M.l.rt, to new
hEW YUKK. MJlfttL,'' I '. l.AHtj n Tear. Thinec eep Jit
aobacribore. tor tl Via UOI-Ij Kiole.rbocher in Thine dot'
"attire. With n vemrenneo. , 1 '’” doiiar.; anil the
mi ver a-nttm t the “ollara ; inntinn lctahulol
"'rsvSS
Mono ntt°',
be«rn tbe roos*. liODtal. liamoiou* »» * bf *. er lhotl nav thai
worm; and theuiessnl vot-mo willbe DUiej EQ p MOM .
preceded it. TheW’ui'w'" aa the beat laralll
MB andN.P. A V*l,il“!iVnh rh* Musical World and r met.
caw a i ia,) cri u/yr. on efl.a WIL.LI3, with LotvellMa
edited by BICHAUD “f.."..nj,. <Vra. B. Bradbury,
ann,Georco tl. Gattia. Thr,™& writ.™ialitbul.ae :
tit erne t. Boot, and other muantat #J . wl)[tb ora o
and which civca. amone ttlher p hn , m<)n , attniially.it
at:- nail a foil '““.“ ‘" n“S published. Ttteio three
thevery boat Spin nearly everythin* worth
rmblicattona will nmt ajaradj op p Paintiee.i-otilp
ruteTlolvo”7°o,^|y^|, n I p V i Q^'othM 1 an tacti 00^0^1.0'
Kl^^Vnd&anoo.t^
oroim of Novelty *® o !, faShi* whttiover can bj stvfn m p**^
B tur«ftDd»c:once; °c l pdu»l' nnrt boliri Inttruo;
odtoalato proroo'o it Hotter. Wiser, and
lion In the fittnilyr «td be!ip to m j.-, vo l) j|i arl . Addteie
Happier, may be uow •gfgffg WILUB.hH Broadway.
MtOHAKI* WWB.
WtLt.IAM Wtv'b. .
1» bihairullh«:ifi>» ui U0»IB(1 Wlio.arc«ai«<l
annarr K'.IB'U
STRAW GOODS—SPRING 1853*
T B «iuu£f» Lffw.li
’ZriIAWAND SILK JiONNETS.
'~l%SS££K m '<. v
unrivalled*
.'•■•' THOMAS WIIITB.
Ho. <1 South Bjcornl Street, Philadelphia.
Pfebiaa*? |®» I®®*
$3OO Reward!
Krpi uHomp* Patuliiß » ,c '" v,,, " v ‘ I I I , (\I(N.fiA , J'OUIM.
April SM^
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
rrv.iß
„U® ® , yj^
Trta Oijcui of U>B | th j oiiuioM lonndjMi ol 'h»
,h;V"“* ct "’n' m ”J a ,o d th o ' joSthof ClMTfi.ld ooahi».«»*
Rates or Tuition-
OTMMON VjNGLW'f DEPABTMENT-Emt>«
S^r i @a«mhG.Vm a rn P « .»« ....JOJ,
T?U? WOHEK ENG *, w
' TlU' i:LArfilJ.’A!. thd roidT"
S ■»• O'’ 0 " •W*"**"
l 0 lhB P-^ nlclo a hs D) »,dof i T a^lxy .
CltvfieM. April 30. lbM. t
ssraottacE?®*® ~
ts C00ita"0”c« ot ®Ja'kS^n'uß*^.^*»*•
I mjr hunn«*-» in tha l»nnai o ir ai jf je paoen ol.wf ctt*
will ti«»llhi*‘Vowdimn'tocall nooti +>»» ft"
moeer oauJ him for me. N”°*
Estate of Henry Hlle, Sr.,' <:■«
NOTICE IB HBgTC® -T®*'
cooot*» deca&ted A*i n ln .(.g tUD*£fltu* *•
uf?M /r-““ d d l ? «•••*»»*
wtthaotdelay-aod ho.e n s f »eIUem«AU
will preismi them duly * ull >ss} lo NY lULB. . . .
t 7. lßu’i.-St.Prt. IIKNRV MLH. *«■*»«'
Til Li COUNT V COMMISSION BUS
qo m G U- ooodla.nueb.giv.
• MOUNT joy academy, w „
In tli»0 nwoM Department.. •••: ••'• -
tor rdfctence ana particular*. g*“J'“jiOOBB. Efloclcal.
Moan, Jo>. M:rcht9.lßj3 rT*-
’ .6§3 < 53£EB^k^3?a
r«®SM
. ifc-j. S-- .-aisiajsK-
C nli'il mc'idUDtal .S-
6 Cents Reward-
RUNaWW fii.rnihumb'onber on ot TSf/'a-
JACOB IIEiS. »,*d abojt W. y«n'• 6"“
JACOB l»«oqt bntil.b Iwl# or Tlmbm TTfSk
hittli The above reward tjut no Ui&o.M
wmbeciv'nfort.Uitlum. nnd tho P“Wj« Ifl'jk ,
mo Qiationed upidnttbMlniinaotj\j[
him no my imwouhi. «* •'^Y^odl»SSfeS#*
ol lit* cneuradiurf. after in» dua n
corrpellodby l>w. . _
Bona* (owoihlo. MoyCOUlnl fr
«- O'lOO YOKR OF YOWWO OX-
A J/M Tho/ will Uf fO'd cb#»V»
on tbi^lubjcnber two nil?* well ot Iho
bocoucn uf Ulenmelil. IjlU AEI. Hi'JHOI-B:;
An.HBP. IBM.
Caution*
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