PRK T* BE DONE IN JUNE.
If plapfed-pblatQos'or 6om in
.il*o .ou.rly.pwt of tho tponthf you may sow
,'n the] surface of the ground between the
.owaj the furthest from the plants,
ihreo fytlshels of lino salt to tho aero. This
will free them from tho attack of grubs, or
ydf assist in doing so. After it
f'4m * day or two, and Boon curried
n . ; gfound by tho dows. or ruins, tlio
’ultivahop. of tho crops with tho plow, cul
tivator, or horso-hoc, will then dissernrni
nato.the salt in its diluted or more divided
Mato, throughout tho soil, thus enabling it,
dio bettor to withstand every draught, as j
ihe.sod will bo rendered.inoro retentive of
■ moisture and more capable of abstracting
it from tho atmosphere. These remarks
:jro equally applicable to tho beet, carrot,
ind other root crops. It would have been 1
advisable to have applied the salt to 1
the land when fallowed at tho rato of 6i.\
bushels por aero, but where this has been j
neglected, it may bo opplied as abovo sta-j
:edJ
When hood crops appear sluggish at this
jMinsoo, they may be stimulated to increas
’d nction, thus:
Mi* twenty ports charcoal dust with ton
parts plaster of paris, and one part Peru
vian guano, each by measure, intimately
and top-dress before hoeing—a
•mail handful to the hill and for other
•Tops in proportion, will bo found sufficient.
Guano, when pure, is apt to prove too
3tjrqhc a stimulant, and thus kill the plant;
,but when so divided, it may bo used with
out dangor. When these materials cannot
bo had to divide it, dry road-dust, or in
.lead any soil may bo used, but in that
rase it should lay in combination a fow
days before being used. A still better ar
ticle for this second manuring or top
tlressing, issJho Improved Super-phosphate
of Lime, w
Buckwheat may be sown safely until
■ho 20th of July.
Ruta Baga turnips may bo sown this
,npnth. Ground bones and salt arc a good
mantirP for this crop; the proportion of
salt as compared to the bones must be
small, ant) should not bo applied at tho
time of sowing the seed. The salt will be
ground equally vigorous in its destructive
power upon insects, and much more so as
Plaster may also bo used ju
diciously Vith this crop.
tjq flpt wish to bo understood that
these manures alone are the most judici
ous for raising_Ruta Bagas on land not in
neaft,' for they are rank feeders, and ca
pable of appropriating largo quantities of
sjrong aqd fermentable manures; but as
sgc|i.manuro as ordinarily prepared givo
rise to many classes of insects destructive
to the turnip, those above recommended
may be used with advantage.
This io also tho proper season for plant
ing the White Globe turnip, which will
yield a larger crop than tho Ruta Baga,
ap.d js therefore equally profitable for soil
jog, but does not sell so well for family
use.
Carrots and Sugar Beets should now be
Astpa comparative value for fattening
cqrrot js to bo preferred to all other
fppts, for, in addition to its high nutritive
properties, it contains large portions of
peptic acid, which has tho power of ge
tatipizing the fluids in the stomach, thus
rendering the contents more readily avail
able and easily digestible; this crop is
easily kept through the winter, and is pre
formed by cattle to all other roots. Of the
sort Jipown as Belgian Carrots, nine hun
dred bushels may be easily raised per aero,
and they will be found to take tho place of]
opts in part for tho use of the horse.
Weeding and cultivating field crops
sjiould now be strictly attended to, for
which purpose >vell constructed cultiva
tors muy be used, with more economy
than small plows; for if tho rows bo
strajghtly planted, and equal distance apart
the improved cultivators may be run as
elptjely to the plants-os tjic Imnd-hoc could
be lisPd, apd with one twentieth of the ex
pendilureof time. Thoso cultivators should
be preferred, the teeth of which do not all
point towards the clevis, as it is difficult to
run those straight, while those with curved
sjde bars, with each tooth pointing straiglft
(oward? jts lino of travel, are not inclined
to oscillate, and therefore they neither cut
offthe plants, nor do they throw the earth
towards them.
Cutting Gbass and Cubiao Hay.—
Timothy should never be cut until after
[he seed is formed, and then between the
pijlk and the dough state
Orchard gross, however, is so much
more lender when cut in the flower and is
jherefpro so much preferred by cattle when
sf> cti|j that it sjiould not bo permitted to
ippen into seed before cutting; it doos so,
jipivever to a great extent after cutting, and
cqntuins much more nutriment than timo
thy. "
'• ‘“Many fanners do not consider the
ttporching effects of the Juno and July sun,
ngd (ho consequenco is, that hay is too
jpigjb dried'in this country. Unlegs the
grass be very thick and heavy, it will gen
erally cure sufficiently, when exposod in
the swarth for two days. Whon shook or
stirred out, it should pot remain in this con
dition beyond the first day, or it will lose
much of its nutritive jujees; nor should
dew.or rain be permittee! to fall upon it,
'pnlegs jn cocks. It is better, after gartially
drying, to exposo it for three or four days
in this-way, and as soon ns properly cur
ed, place it under cover. ■ It is a good prac
tice to salt hay when put up, as it is thus
secured against damage from occasional
greennoss;, and there is no waste of the
salt, as it serves thodouble object after cur
ing the hay, of furnishing salt to tjio cat
tie and nianqre heap.'' "
J “Clover should bo cut after having fully
bloSsbtnod and apsumed a brownish hue.-rr
' ' Womu°l? cl,tt ‘ng» Jhftre forage is secured*,
L r f, _. ‘^ygrjiftorwards springs up more
rapidly and swarth, unless
n/ery heavy, ought never to bestirred open,
/jbijl.tq wilt on the top. It may then he
I carefully turned over, and when thus par
tially,cuied, placed in high 6lendor cooks,
pnd romnin till sufficiently dry to rornovo
into the barn. Clover may bo housed in
a much greener stato, spreading evenly
over it in tjio mon f , from ten to twenty
quarts of salt! Some add, a bushel, but
this is moro than is cither necessary for
tho clovor, or judicious, for tho stock con
suming it; ns the purgativo effects of too
much salt induce a‘ wastful consumption of
tho forage. A mixture ofnlternato layers
of dry straw with tho clover, by absorbing
its juices, answers tho same purpose, while
it materially improves tho flavor of tho
straw for fodder.
“Cutting and Thhesuing Wheat.—
I Tho npponrnnco or condition, indicating,
I tho proper timo for cutting wheat, depends
'on thc,yarioty. Thus, when the grain of
| red wheat cun bo squeezed between tho
thumb and finger, without any moisture
j being forced from it, cutting may always
bo safely commenced; for it is never bet
tor than when harvested in this stuto, nnd
ifcutlutor, tho wheat is seldom so good in
quality; besides sorious losses aro some
times sustained in consequence of high
winds, when it is allowed to arrive at a
riper stato. Tho white varieties should
stand somewhat longer than tho red before
they aro cut.
“With respect to tho color of tho straw
as a sign of maturity, experience has
shown, that if in a healthy state, the ear
generally ripens before tho straw ; tho yel
lowness of tho clmtrand tho uppor parts of
tho straw, indicates that tho crop is fit to
cut; and the uniform yellow color of the
straw shows that tho crop has nrrived at
maturity, and if suffered to stand in tho
field, tho kcrnols are liable to bo shaken
out by tho wind,” — Agriculturalist.
Moro rain falls during summer, after,
than before the 15th of July, and therefore j
tho farmer should tuke this into consider- j
ation in making his harvestings.
Sheep shearing should bo conducted this
month, and the sheep should be well cared
for after this operation, ns cold rains aro
then hurtful to them. Largo numbers
wero lost in June, 1842, in the stute of
New York, from this cause. Sheep should
be freely supplied with salt this month,
which should bo placed in troughs shelter
ed from tho rain to prevent its waste ; tho
bottom of theso troughs should contain tar,
which is said to prevent worms in their
heads.
oC7”Tul<q your own country paper first,
then if you arc so disposed, subscribe fora
city mammoth.
. 03” From 1200 to 1500 femalos arc em
ployed in making shirt collars at Troy,
N.Y.
A Great Rush at the Cheapest Corner.
& vtiiss <s>
HU. PATTON, liai jail returned from the Eastern Ci
* lies, with a Frei.i nod splendid assortment of Goods,
consisting in part ol
WWW (EtQiXSMDB?
Ladies &nd Gentlemen's Diets Goods: Cloth*. Oaulmercs
nod Vestings, Hats, Caps, Boostt> and Boots
Silk and Cashmere Shawls, Hosiery,
Trimmings and Notions, <j-c.
MEN’S READY MADE CLOTHING.
Hardware, Glass. Paints and Oils, Sheet Iron Zinc, Iron
Nails and spikes, GROCERIES AfyD FISH, Codarware,
Tinware, Lodllog Glasrer, Clocks and Saddlery. Hooks ana
Ktal'onary. Drags and Patent Medicines, Cook Bfoves. Two
llorse Wagons, end erory other article asnally foand'in a
Coantry Store.
Please call at the CHEAPEST CORNER, and examine my
stock, beforo purchasing elsewhere,
As I am determined to sell at Wholesale
or retail, cheaper thananyothor establish
ment in tho county.
H. 11.I 1 . PATTON. Carwcoivilfe.
Moy 18 ira.
A CARD.
A. Mo HIIL3LB
WOULD resitcctfuUy inform iris friends, and tho public
generally, that be still continues to attend to ail calls
in the lino of
Dental Operations,
At hist thee ndjjining his dwelling. >o the borough ofClear
field. He m«y be found ul nearly ail time* in his store lu the
wcit cad of t.io Mamies boose.
Arlilicittl Teeth
Imeried on I'lu'e or Pivot, aod warranted to give enttro satis,
i action.
EXTRACTING TEETH done without danger to the pa
lien', end with but little pain.
Teeth TILLED and CLEAN3EU iu a proper and sciculif
lo manner.
May 6, 1553.
M ORPHANS’ COURT SALE. M
Valuable ICeal Estate.
BY Virtue elan order of the Orphans' Court of Clearfield
county, granted at Tebruary term. 13i3, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC BALE, at the "ileccarrn Mills,'* in
Uecoarin towuihiD, Clearfield county. onBATUiUMY THE
THIRD DAY OT BEPi'EMUEIi next, Uie fol-owing des*
enbed PIECE UT LAND, sltuuie in (he said towosbipol
Ueca'iriu, iato the estate ol JOHN YV. MILLER, deceased,
to wit.— ...
ALL the interest of said decerned of. in and to EIGHTY
NINE ac:es lU4 parohe* of land, sitoUe In said lowuiiiio of
Ueccarta, being port of a larger tract in tho name of Wiiliam
Hall. beginning at a white oak stump, ihonco eait 184 perch
es to a hemlock, thence noith b 4 patches to a white oak.
thenco by land of John Henry Abbot degrees west 184
perches to a poet, thenc* south 3 degrees west by land of Thoi.
Wilson by perches to the plaoa of buttoning boumled by
lands of Aaron WbH, Jaoou Myers, John Ligbtneranu Hard
man Philips, being Dpiniprorod land, well calculated fora
imalifarm. The soil Lol a good qiality,and hastoma lim
ber on it, suitable for Lumbering purposes.
Hue attendance will bo given on the day of salo by the ad
miuuttator.
/x V., ■ TERMS OF RALE.
One naif oashon thoconbrmatien ot the solo, and the resi*
dae in one year. io bo seoured 1 by -judgment bond and mort
gage. U) order of the Court.
JU-0 3.18K1, LEUNALU WELD, Adm’r.
VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE.
'TUIfi subscribers oilor (or sale a valuable tract of aoimpro-
J. vod land known as tho bAMUEL ELM tract, beloneing
to the estate of !J. LEAVY • ddo’d.. anil PATRICK GAL
LAGHER. situa.o on tneeast side ol Coaxiield Creek, in
Woocwar.l township Cloaifield county, adjoining said creek,
and lands of Isaao Wilton, Joseph Heat and Wm Alex ander,
and about nine mi es above Cluufield Urldge. Said land ha«
A large quantity of limber thereon, and a
portion of it is well adapted to farming ,
and contains 450 acres and allxnoancc.
Tor further partlco lars apply to
JAMES WIUOLBV & SARAH LEAVY. FVri nr
Hugh Lcavy. doo'd. or PATRICK GALLAGHER, Clear’d
Clear Held, JuneS, 1553 —<sl,—pd.
a urn «.
MURPHY & SMITH
RESPECTFULLY auuoooceto theoHitcnscr Clearfield
county that they are mannfaotariag
BUGGIES, WAGONS,
In the borough of Curtvensville. at the Old Foundry, where
ail wuk in their line will bo done in the very best manner,
and on the moit favorabia terms. “
GRAIN CRADLES,
A superior article, will also be maDDfdctorod and told oheap.
. ALbO—All REPAIRING done to order on the shortest no*
t*co. J Y l). MURPHY,
W. 11. SMITH.
Cq/wodsylHc, May B. IB£3.—Bm—pd.
Estate of David Dopyer, dec’ll.
NOTICE 19 HEBEOV GIVEN, that Loiter* of Adinln
istiatioon the estate ol David Hoover, late of Lawrence
u-wnihip. L.eaifluld county, deceased, have been granted to
the stybiuii’ier. All Pultons indebted to said estate will make
payment immediately, and those haying claims against the
same wiilpretuniibuiodaly nutbentltaud lorsettlement
u*ntt June i '*'• I fW +**.
TPEanUfadl^si 1 A<ivffliritns<amfflmttBo
$5OO Challenge.
YE/UATEVEHqouoernsthohealllsand happiness ofa poo
V V plo is at ail times ol' tho most valuable importance. 1
toko ItturcrflUo l thatovery person will do all in their power,
tosavothelivosoftholr ohlldrau,and that every person will on
doavor to promoto their own health at all sacrifice*. 1 feel it
to bo mr duty to solemnly assure you that WORMS* accord,
in* to the opinion ofthomoaloo’ebr&ted Physicians, aio [ho
primary enure? ora largo majority of diseases to whloh chil.
drua ami nvulta nro llublo: {I you hnvonn nppotitocontinu*
ally changeable fr»ai ono kind ol food to another. Had Urealb..
rain in tho Stomach, Piaking at theNoso, Ilardnott nad lull*
n si of tlio Belly. Dry Cough, Blow Fovor, Putso Irregular—
remombif that all theiodonoto WORMS, and you should Qt
oncu apply tho remedy
HOBENSAOK’S WORM SYRUP.
An artmlo founded upon Soiunlifia Principles, compounded
with purely vegetable substancis, being perfectly salo when
taken, and can ho given tj th) mo-t teudor infant with deol*
ilod beneficial ollbot. whore bowel Complniuts and Diarrhara
have made ihera weak ana debilitated tho Tonic properties or
my Worm Byrup are suohthut it stands without an equal in
tho catalogao of medioines, in giving tone and strength to
tho Btainouh. which mokes it an iufalJiblo roßJody lor those
oniicted with Dyspeiia, tho astonishing cures performed by
tins Syrup oiler Physicians havo thilcd.la tho best evidonco
of its superior ciilcaoy over all others.
• The Tape Worm!
This is tho moitdiifioait Worm to destroy of all that Infost
(hohnmansvstem.it grows to an almost Indefinuo longtb,
becoming to coiled ami fastened io tho Intestines qod, Btom
uoh edeoMug the health so sadly ns to ennsp Bt. yitui Dance,
fits, toe . that those blilicted seldom if over suspect that ills
Tape YVoim hastening thorn to an early grove. lu order to
destroy this Worm, a very energetic treatment must be par*
tttd, it would thcrefqfo ho proper to inkedoroo! my Liver
Pills so as to romovotali obstructions, that tho Worm Byrup
moy act ditoot upon the Worm, which must be taken in doses
of tf Tnh!rst)oontalliB tlmosaday, ThcsotlirpctiDpsfollowed
havo never been known to fail in curlog the most obstinato
case of Tope Worm.
BBoibCEisnclt’H {Lives* IPills.
No part of tho system is mgro liable to d scaw thair the
M VER— it serving as u fillerer to purify the blood, or giving
the proper secrution to tho bilo—so that any wrong aolionoi
iho l.vcr effects the otlior Important parts of the system, and
results variously in Liver Complaint, Jauudlco, Dyapepsn,
too. We should, therefore, watch every symptom that might
indteato a wroiw notion of tho Liver. These Pills being com*
posed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature to heal
teo sick Namoiy, Ut. An EXPECTORANT, which aug
ments tho tucreiion from the Pulmonary mucus membrane, or
promotes llio discharge ol secreted matter iM. An ALTER
ATIVE,which chance* iniomo inexplicable and Insensible
manner tho corialo morbid action of tno system 3d. A TO
NIC. which gives tone and strength to the net/oussystom.
renewing health nod vigor to all parts of tho body. 4th. A
CATHARTIC, which acts in perfeot harmony with the other
ingredients, nod operating on the Bowels, and expo.ling tho
whole mass of corrupt aod vitiated matter, and purifying tho
Blood, whloh destroys diseaso and reiteros health.
C c2 > ca) OPcs>a££ieill®£3o
Yon will And thorn Pills an invaluable medicine In many
complaiuts to which you aro subject, in i bstruedons either
total or partial, thoy have been found of inestimable DondJt—
restoring thuir functional arrangements to a healthy notion—
purifying the blood and other fluids soeileotoaliyastopuUo
flight atlcomptiiiutfl whloh may arise from female irregularl
ties, as Headache, Giddinoss, Dimness of Bight, Pain in the
Bide. Back, Sic.
None genuine unless signed J. N. lIUBENSACK—aII
others being boso Imitations.
£SF“A,teni* witlung now supplies, aod Btnra Keeper* dtri
rout of becoming Agents must address tne Proprietor, J. N.
fioiioniaok, Piiiiauelphlu, Pa.
Agents in Clearfield county .
WALLACE to HILIjB Clearfield.
C D. WATSON do.
H. ARNOLD .. Luthorsburg.
CKOfU E HEATPY. Bridgport.
MjUUIDC As WRIGHT Curwemvillu.
J to H. D PATTON do,
. STEVENSON to CO Marysvitio.
And by overy respoctablo Doaior and Merchant in the
county aod Stnte.
each 25 cents.
Phil.Klp|phia.Jna7 23.1*53.— 1y.
A393?3E<BffSgQ>
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.
Established 16 ycurs oga by Dr. KiNRELih, N. W
corner of Third ami Union streets, between
&nruco and Pine els., Philqilelphio.
EIGHTEEN years of extensive aud noiotefrapted practice
spent in this pity, have rondorod Dr. K. the most expert
and successfol practitioner, far and near, in tho treatment of
all diseases of a private nature. Pe ions afilioted with ulcers
on the body, throat or legs, pa.ns -n 'behead or bones, mor
carea! rhonuialism, stricture*, gravel, diseases arising from
youthful excesses or impurities of the b’ood, whereby tho con
itPnilon has becomo enfeebled, are all treated with succoti.
Ilotyho placet himself under the care of Dr. It., may rt-lh
gromly confide in bis honor as a gentleman, and confidently
rely upon his skill as a phyiloian.
TAKE I’AKTICULAR NOTICE.
Yooog men who have injured themselves by aosrtnin prao.
tico indulged In— * habit frequently learned from evil com*
panions ut school: the effects of which are nightly toll, even
when asleep, and destroy both mind and body, should apply
immediately. Weakness and cinititniioniri debility, iessol
muscular energy, physical lassitude and general prostration.
Irritability.and all nervous affections, indigestion, ilugglth
neu of the liver, and evety disease In any way connected with
the disorder of the procreative functions cored, and foil v.gor
resioreu.
UK.AD,
YOUTH AND MANHOOD!
A Vigorous Life, or a Premature Death.
Kinkelin on Self-Prcscrvntiou —Only M cents.
Thi* jastpubl shed Is filled wilh useful information, on
the infirmaliti and disease' of the Generative Organs. It ad
dresise itself alike to Youtli, Manhood and Old Age. and
thoold bs read by all
Tbe valuable advice aod impressive warning it gives will
provent year* of mUery and lulfering, and save annually thou,
•and* of lives.
Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent the deetrno
tmn of their Childreu.
•**A remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in « letter, addressed
to Dr. KLMiELtN. N. VV. corner of Third and Union streets,
between Hpruce and Pine, Philadeldhia. will ensure a book
nnder cover per return mail.
Persons at a distance may address Dr. K. by letter, fpost
paid.land be cured'at borne.
Package* of Modiciaes, Directions, &c., forwarded hy lond
Inc a remittance, aud put up seoure from damage or curiosity.
Book'Seilers, New* Age is, Pedtcrs. (Jnnvaisers, aud all
others supplied wilh the above work at very low rules.
If I TTY DOLLAK9 FORFEIT -DR. HUNTER WILL
L forfeit $5O it failing to cure any cue of secret disease that
may come onder his care, no matter how long standing, or
how inliotiag. Either Bex a>e invited to his Private Rooms
Uo North Beveulh street Philadelphia wi'hout foarol inter
roDtion Irora other parents. Btrangers and others who have
been oniortuQUlc in the selection oi a Physiciau are invited
to call.
IftlPOTENCY.—' Tiirough nnrostralnod Indolconco iu the
uuiiions. hy excess or self'-abuio iho ovjl* nro numo oai,—
Premutaro impotency, involuntury setninal discharges, \yast
in« or thnorvnui. loii ol momorr, a «lutas e for female socle-y,
general deb,uty, or constitutiounl derangemfct, ure sure to
f.illow If necessary, consult the Docror with confidence.—
He oilers a perfect euro.
READ AND Reflect.—The alll.cted would do well to
rellcc' beforo trusting their beailh, happiness, and in many
cases their iivos, in the hands of physicians ignorant oi thi*
class of maladies. It is certainly impossible tor ono man (o
understand II the ills the homao family nro subject to. Eve
ry respectable Physician has his peculiar branch, in which he
is moro successful than bra brother professors, uml to that ho
dovntes most oi nis t mo and aiudy.
YEAild Of rUAUTICE. exclusively devoted to tlio study
and treatment of disease* 61 tho sexual organs, togother with
ulcprs upon the body, throjt. nose or legs, pains in th* head,
or bones, mercurial rheumatism, strio ures. gravel, irregularl
(lux. diseases arising from routhful excesses, sir impurities of
(ho blood, whereby the constitution has become enfsebled.
enable* tho Doctor to offer speedy relief lo all irho m*y place
ihoumlvui undar his oare.
Medicine lorvvardt-d to any part of the United Btntes.—
Prrco Five and Ten Dollars pci package
€. Co PRICK & Co.,
MILGSBURG, Pa., 9
RLSPLLTF ULLY annoancolo the Merchasts, and othor
cl ucm ofClear/ield county, thatthey havo. in addition
to the Uurnstde Werohouso. also leatod tho IRVIN HOUSE
K occupied by T. M. tlolJ, at Milesbnrg, which wiiJena
om to conduct tha Forwarding and Storehouse business
id it tittle better stylo than they have over yet boon conducted
at that place. They assure their customers that Goods and
Produce entrusted to their oaro will in oil oases bo kopt togeth
er, nad not a portion in oua house and another portion in ano
ther. as has boon too often the oase.
They will ktop TWO BOATS on the lino, running day
and night, so that oneor the other will leave Philadelphia in
every tight orton days.
Ad kinds oi PRODUCE. IRON, LUMBER.&o„&o.,iq.
ce<v«d and forwaid d to any point on tho lino
Thankful for psst favors, they respeotfully solicit a contin*
uonco of pub ic patronage, as they guarantee tho most pailio*
ular attention to goods coatisned to their charge.
Milotbarg, March 3, ’63 —4t—pd
s Wholesale and Retail Grocery, S
s OD^ar»o?£ls3'ijbQiiir i g 3 s
S W.O. KBY. having made arrangements to carry oo S
S th.iWHOLUaAL,U GUOUKUY liUdlNEßdinfbll. S
V adolphla. tho subscriber will continue to keep at tho C
< cornsrot Markutaudßtbßt’i.near.thePENN.RAlL J
t a full and complete assortment of p
S GROUERUiSj,BACON,LARD,ROPES, TAR, 1R- S
S ON,NAILS,i)IUEDFKUIT,nnd ab the leading nr. V
c ticiesiu trado.—Thankful for past favors, he wouldatk c
< his old patrons to givo him a call, os he is prepared to c
? sell nt prices thet cannot fail to picoso, 5
S February W. ibs3,—ly. J.B.EBY. S
To Mill Owners.
TIJE ondef.l.ncil boa appointed L. H. OAUTEH. or
Cleufield. hi. oaont for tho lalo or Outing., who will
receive bill, lor oil kinds or Mill Gearing, and olher m&oblnc
ry. Foriont dotiron. to oontroot will do well to call and ex
flinlnothooalolognoorPalWrni, and ipoolmem ortho work,
boioro miklog engagcmenu oltewhere. CuUag. will be dal
livered, it desired, at Cloarfleld, and warranted to bo made or
good uutarlal, aod flnishsd !□ a worktoanliko manaor, llav.
log la laDniog order FIVE Hnporlor Eathu, and other ma.
ohlnery in the same proportion, employing none bat tho host
workmen, nsleg the very but Pig Iron and Coal, with many
other Bdvaatoites. lieflatlets blmselTthat hi. work Will bedone
M.rcb 4.1H52.—>1y NATHAN MVEKB.-
W UINO
Jooo ID, laid. BMITH Sc IRWIM.
COOKING STOVES,
OffißKira:« “• ,ow of
' GkfltilltMgtas #. til. L H. CAIVPEU.IAgeat.
miiE Subscriber would Inform the citizens of Ciearfreld
X county. and tho uublio generally. that he hu JUST RE
CEIVED, and Is NOW OPENING, at tho Storehouse for
merly oooupled by Wing fit GetchcJ, at Momsdalo, a
Large , Splendid Cheap
Assortment of Goods, consisting of overy stylo and Quality of
j Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Cut
lery, Hardware, Boots, Shoes and
Bonnets, Confectionery,
Clocks Watches.
ALSO, a largo and well selected slooh of
Ready-Made Clothing, Drugs «jr Medi
cines, fa., fa.
in short all kinds of Goods usually kept in nConntry Store.
All of which ho Is determined to seJICHEAPER THAN EV
ER BEFORE OFFERED IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
EDMUND F. DUENNEU.
Monlidalo, Nov. 10.1853.
Montelius Brother & Ten Eyck.
BKg leave to inform their friends and tho publlo generally.
that they have taken into partnership with Iiiom.UUNJ,
HAUTrIIORN. who having purchased the store formerly
kept by Wra. H. Bloom, and having united it with thoir
own. aro now doing businoseon a moro extensive scale under,
the title of
MONTELIUS, TEN EYCK, & CO.
Whero thoy are prepared to sell all kinds of
Dry Go.ods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Tin Ware, Hats, Caps, fa.
And woo Id call partioniar attention to their stool or BOOTS
and SHOES, as thoy keep asetol the rnostsxpeilenoed hands,
and aro prepared to do any kind of worki n that line of bail*
non. Tiioy also keep a large and well assorted stool of
PATENT MEDICINES .
Buoh ci all r.t JAYNES'.LOUDEN fit CO'S. M’ALISTEKS
OINTMENT. CATTLE POWDERS. LINIMENT. Hough,
tins Popiin. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, and all other
Mediuines usually kept In anonntry store,
Carwensvillo, rob. 31, 1853.
PENN IRON FOUNDRY;
Machine, Pattern and Blacksmith Shops,
TPJIE (undersigned would announce to the citizens of
X Clearfield, and adjoining oounjies, tbnt ha has ojioncd a
room on Second street* in the borough of Clearfield, near tho
store of Leonard fit Moore, whore ho intends keeping n
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CASTINGS, warranted
to bo madoofthe best material, and at prices that oumiot fail
to please. The folio wing compose pcUoTt ho itook on hands:
FULTON’S lIOT-AIU COOKING STOVE, for eithor
Wood orCoal Thii Stove has probably the largestintro
daetton of any other liurniol stoves. It has superseded In
elmistovery county, tho well known Hathaway and Zicg*
ler stoves. Uiseaiily understood, and the flues being so
arranged that all can bo cleaned without any trouble. Tne
peculiar form and construction is such as to render it the
inoildaiaUlo of ail stoves. Numerous testimonials oould
be oddeil, bat it is deemed unnecessary.!
IMPROVED TUEMIUM COOKING STOVES—at from 18
to n'o
PARLOR HTOVE3—for eithorwood or coal.
Altt-TICUIIT do
SALAMANDER do a beautiful Coal Stove
NINE fit TEN PLATE Blovos—very cheap.
MANTLE GRATES, with summer pieces. A largo variety
and superior finished Grstes from Id to 38 tnubos.
COMMON GRATES, all sizes.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL RAILING; HOLLOW
WARE: OVEN MOUTHS : GRID IRONS. WAFFLE
do. SCALE BEAMS. WAGON BOXES.BLEIGII.BJ.ED
& BOU SOLES. OAR KINGS for Rafts, ROAD SCRA
PERS. n new article. CORN bHELLKiIB, CORN AND
COB MIMX, warranted to grind 15 Bui Ears per hour.
BLACKSMITH TUYERES, tiie beat in uso ; do. MAN-
IJKILIX and TIKE BENDERS :
Together with the usbal variety of articles toy! at Foundry
Establishments,
CKlBTand SAW-.MILL GEARlNG—having decidedly tho
largest stock, and best variety of patter** of any ts'ablish
roeut in western Pennsylvania ; MILL DOGS. SHAFT
ING—largo and small, of cast or wrought iron, HANGERS,
DHUMSand PULLIES; Rote and other approved Water
WHEELS; WOOD tod IRON LATHES; MANDRILLS
fur Circular Saws. WOOD BORING MACHINES
Constantly on hand and for sale,
FANNING MILIX. THRESHING MACHINES. PEN
NOCK’S CELEBRATED GRAIN DRILLS, firo. to.
Screw-Cutting.
Any sized Screw, with any desired nnmheiol threads to
tho moh, either sq .ore or V thread.
Brass, Cooper, and Babbeli’s Metal Catlings made to or Jor.
NATHAN MVERS.
March 4. 1883.—1 y.
C£> £52 S§3 £2a £S o
Attention, flaiinbcnnen!
Til BlSobscribers oiler for sale one of Geoige Page's Second
Ct»s"
PORTABLE SAW-MILLS,
With an 18 Horse Power Engine attached, all new and in
complete running order, having been bought ami pat up in
June lait. situated about 3 miles from Bald Eagle Furnace,
and abool half a mile from the turnpike leading tromliald
Eoele Furnace to PhtbpsbQrg. Said Mill will cut 8»00u foot
in 'ien liou s.
They will also sell their Stock of HORSES. Sleds, Chains,
&o . ti waatod.
For nartieUlnrs, apply toO. K. Mark, at the Mill, or to J L
Shuiig at Bald Eoulo Furnace. Any person can sre the mill
in full operation now.
MARK U SUULTZ.
December 8. 1K53.
October 97. 1c53.—1y
HEffIPHfIBLL’S HOTEL
CLEARFIELD, I’A. *
TMIE subscriber most respectfully informs the oit'zens of
Cleaiflolil coonty, and the travelliog i'oblio gonerslly.
that ho hoi token the übovo named HOTEL* situated on the
corner of Front nuil Market strtets, in tho borough of Clear
(i Id, whero ho will atoll times bo prepared to accommodate
those who may favor him with their eastern. No point will
ho spaxo i by the proprietor in moke his ooitoinors comfortable,
and his house a IlOftl K to ‘ho*o who may stop with him.
HitBTABLE will be oaiaiully attended to—and hit TA
BLE and UAtt supplied with tho ben the market will afford.
WM. J. HEMPHILL.
Anirast 11. 1R62,
Bei>t. ‘J. 1852.—1 y,
“LOLA MONTES.”
IBaDCDtt ©mail £Mn©© M&Mmg,
AT GLEAfiFIELD BRIDGE.
FRANCIS SHOUT, respootfaily announces to .the publio,
that hehasoommcncetl the above business at ('LEAK*
FIELD BRIL)OK,"in the new building occupied by John
Condo, on tho west side of the creak, where he will manafao
tare BOOTS and SHOES, of all kinds, and at fair prices, on
tit? shortest notice, and in the vary best manner.
Give SHORTY a call. June 4,1863.
England Whipped,
Tariff or no Tariff.
THE subscriber intends keeping on hand a large assort*
mentoflKON nod NAILS, which he will tell on tho
most wasonab lo teims, at the 1 ron and Foundry store, adjoin
ing Leonard a Mooro.
, L. R. CARTER, Agent.
Clearfield. Doo- 6,1852.
(SaMmott <§s ©lhainir MmMmg.
JOlim GIILICH
VffTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Coar
ww field and vicinity, that ho is now manufacturing all
kinds or
CABINET-WARE.
Uisshopis situated on Market street, between Third and
rourth, where all kinds of work in bis line will be made In
the BEST STY LE. and on tho most FA Volt ABLE TERMS
and pa the shortest notice,
A3P“COFFIN3 made to order on tbeshortost notlco.
Deoembor 8, lbsa.—lf.
TAILORING BUSINESS.
REMOVAL.
THE subscriber, thankful for'pnql favors, ros
pcclfully informs bis customers,anil Iho public
generally, that ho has removed his shop (o tho buils
ding over tho Post Office, lately occupied by R. F.
Word,and that he will bo tboro found at all times
"911 hand” to supply hiocustomers, Unlilwsomool
hiscolomporaries. ho is unublo to promiso that his
Fashions are of tho most approved stylo of Anti
(UirrY, but will insurothem mgdeaccording lotbe
latest Fashion of metre ttiodern days.
THOS. SHEA.
Clearfield, April 1, 1851 . **
BAR-IRON
Stas'keptco
NSW GOODS,
Olcuriioim, ]?&„
Also, Made to Order,
THE .HOAD jo HEALTH.
HOLLOWAY’S PILLS.
CURE OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD DIGEB
- of n Letter from Mr. R. \V. Kirltue# Chemiaf,
7, Preacot srocl, Livorpuol, (England,) dalcd Gilt
Juno, 1651.
To Profesior HOLLOWA.V,
SlR—Your Pills and Ointmont have stood tho higheiton
oursalulut of Proprietary Medicines for some years. Acos
tomar. to whom loan relorfor any enquiries, desires tno to let
you know the parliottlorsof horcato. Bho had been troubled
for years with a disordoiad liver, nnd bad digestion. On the
last occasion, howover, tho vlrnlonco of tho attack was so
alarming, nnd Ihe lnflammation.set In so ipverely, that doubt*
were entertained or her is ot being able to benr tip undent;
fortunately sho wasindacod Uitry your Pilli, and sho informs
mo that after tho first, nod cnohsuccecdiug do* o, she bad great
relief. Bho continued to tnkptbom.anu although sho used on.
ly threo Bozos,shots odw In thoonjoymontof perfect hoalih.
1 could have sent you many more cases, bat theabovo. from
the Severity of tho Attack, and thoßpeedy Cure, 1 think,
speaks rauob In favor of your astonishing Pills.
(Signed) iL W.KIRKUS.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC FE
VEU* IN VAN DIEMAN’B LAND.
Copy of a Letter in tho Hobart Town Courier,of
tho Ist March, 1851, by Major J. Walth.
Margaret M'Cosoigan, nineteen icon of age. residing at
New Town, had boon suflering from p violent Hbetfmatio Fe
ver for upwnrds of two'months, which bad entirely deprived
beror the oto of her limbs t during tbl* porlotl she was under
thooaio ol tho mostemloont medical men In Hobau Town,
and by them her caw was considered hopeless. A friend pre
vailed upon hiratotry Hollowny's celebrated Pills, which she
coosented (o do, and in an Inoicdible short space of time they
olluotod a porf.ct cure,
CURE OF A PAIN AND 'TIGHTNESS IN TIIE CHEST
AND STOMACH OF A PERSON 8J YEARS OF AGE.
From Mossra. Thoiv & Son, Proprietors of iho Lynn.
Auvcrliser, who can vouch for tbo following
Btntenionl. August 2nd. 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, . _ , ... „
BIIH desire to bear testimony to the good efioots of 110.10
way’s Pills. For some years I tailored severely from a pain
and tightness *u the slomaoli which wot also aucompnnied by
a sho-tows ptbreath,that prevented me from walking about.
1 am 84 years of oge, and notwithstanding my advanced state
ofiifo.thciapilta havoso relieved me. that lam destroos that
others should be mado acquainted with their virtces. I era
now remtored.by their means, coraparoiive.y active, andoan
take exeroite without ioconvenlenw or pain, which I could
nut do before. „ .
(Signod) HENRY COE. North street, Lyon. Norfolk.
Theso colebrated Pills nro wonderfully ©fllcacioun
in tho following conipluinls;
Ague Fevers ol all kinds Boro Throats
Asthma FR* Stone and Ui&ve!
Bijous Complaints Gout Secondary Bymp-
UoTchos on thetikin Head.ache toths
Bowul Complaints Indigeiliun TioDolonreus
Colics icfiammntion Tumors
Consiipation of thcJoundtoo Ulcer* _
Bowels Livet Complaints Venereal Affections
Consumption Lumbago Worms ol all kinds
Debility Piles Weakness from
Dropsy Rheumatism whatevor oauso,
Dyscntry Urloo file., file.
Erysipelas Borofuta, or King’s
Female Inognlarilici Evil
Bold at the IMobliihraeot of iVofcuor HOLIX)WAV, 944,
Strand (near Temple Uar, qnd by all respectable
Drnegists ami Dealers In Medicines throughout the Hritish
I'mpirc, anu of those of (ho (Jailed Suites. |n Hoses at #SJ «c..
Sla , ami $1 fi"u each. Wholesale by the prlsclpal Drug
houses in tho Ualoo/Bjid by Moisr .A. H. fit 1). BANOS.
Ncty York.
T W. DYOTT & BONB,
North Bcound Siroet. Philadelphia.
Wholesale Aconts for Pennsylvania.
... .There is a considerable savins by lakiDg the largest tizsd
Hoses.
N. H.—llirections lor tho gnidanoo of patients inovery dis
order are allised to each Hox
Valuable Krai Sis Sale
AT PRIVATE SALE.
M M M. M.
rpilii »nb«cribon t in Mialfofthelioirsof Conrad Who, lato
1. of Pike township. Clearfield county decease.'!, ofl.*r ot
PRIVATE AALEIho following described woll known and
valuable REAL ESTATE consisting of
A FAKiVB OF 106 Acres,
Situate in Piko tnwnsnip, ClearGMd county, on the main
rood leading fropi Curwennvillo to Tyrono. lour wiki Irom
CqrwuDSviUe. and known as the
fVise Farm.
BSS3&. The improvements consist of
about 75 acres of cleared land,
vin a good state of cultivation, a
Large Dwelling-House, a Large Bank
Barn, Spring-Ilmtse, Dry-House, Shop,
and other necessary buildings, together
with one of the largest, best selected, and
most productive APPLE and PE AC hi
ORCHARDS in the county.
This FARM Is well supplied with excellent wnte;. soever
fuiling Spring close io lha door, wuli others to ittaaml that
at a little expense wetur c-rtiU ba conveyed to any part of
e ther ilia house or barn. To ihoto who dnira toprcouroA
ROME FOR LIFE, this Farm oilers inducements not to he
oxcelletl in the county. Tho Innd is of good quality, highly
productive, and wellodapud for both grain and gra*i—and
1 1U located in the midst of a populous and industrious settle*
meat, convectioal to a good market, good gristmills, and n
good school.
ty For fa:tnor particulars apply to cither of th* subscri
bers. or to Moses Wise, on the premises.
The properly will be sold on the most reasonable terms and
a warrantee deed given.
MICHAEL WISE.
WILLIAM WiiE.
In belmirof tho heirs of Conrad Wise, deceased.
Jaoonrr 12, lßfijf.~»tf.
PL IDA SANT HILL
IRON FOUNDRY and UAGUINB SHOP,
At Clearfield.
onderiigccd respectfully announces to the people ol
X Clearfield and the adjoining connties that he still contin.
oes to carry on the above bmioessat his extensivo establish
ment jn the borough of Clearfield, and iinow prepared to
manufacture all kinds of
Castings used for Grist Mills, Saio-Mills,
and all kinds of Machinery.
His Costings ara now of a'uperior quality—equal, ifnotsQ
perior.lo any other is the State—ds he oses none but Uio ver
best material, and employs none but the very best of workmen
UtS
MACHINE SHOP,
With two superior TURNING LATHES, driven by steam,
is now in successfuioperatioD. and auder the management of
a practical meohanio— whero almost any article or machinery
can be FINISHED to the very bo|t style, and on hhort notice.
Ho hm now an hands a large usiortraent of Oustings. tucli
at STOVES of vanoos sizei and patterns, PLOI'U 11 IKONS.
WASH KETTLES, &0., &c.. which he offers to «01l low for
Cash, or on a reasonable credit. He is now casting, from
he most approved patterns,
HATHAWAY COOKING-STOVES.
ALSO—Fancy Air Tight Parlor Stoves,
Nine Plate and Coal Stoves. Also,
Wiai'd’s celebrated Plough.
And all kind* of lIOLLG W-WARE, SLEIGH and SLED
SOLES. WAGON BOXES, &o
He intonds (tos oil on rcaionable terms, and trusts llmtlhe
citizens of the county generally will find it to tbeir advantage
to give him their custom, CASH will always Ue preferred—
but the highest prices will bo allowed for Country Froduco
and OLD METAL. As he gives bii establishment hfi personal
supervision, aliordors for work will rcccivo prompt attention
Clenrftelil, Nov SB.IBM. l>AVlu LIXZ.
What can be got for Five Dollars II
r IMIE undersigned hayo entered into on arrangement by
A which they agreeto famish tho Knickerbocker Maga
vine, (monthly.) tho Home Journal, (.weekly.) and ti.e Ma.
sioul World and Times, (weekly,) tonow subscribers, at tho
very moderate price of FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR for tho
threo pabucation?; ml orders enclosing that amount to Dior
& Willis, will Do promptly attended to.
„ SAMUEL IIUESTON.
Publisher of the Knickerbocker.
„ MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers ot the Homo Journal.
_ . „ OYEB & WILLIS.
Pubfisbersof tho Musical World and T mes.
857 Broadwar, N York.
Grand Literary and Artistic Combination,
Arrangements have been mado to I'urniih the KNinKKR
DOCKER MAGAZINE. the HOMIiXuuNAL end the
NEW YORK. MUSICAL WORLD AND TIME&, to new
.übioiiban, foi FIVE DOLLABS a rep,. ThiiU o'eaD lit
nature,'with a venyeenco. Tho KiokoiboderD Three dol
ly* V er i B S,? 0I ?, ; ll *f Dome Journal Two dollar, : and the
Mualoal World and Tima, Thrco dollar,; makiflß Eiahidol-
D , r „? E J; I e S! 0 ? 1 'Th&t three auoh work, can bo
obtained lot KiveDollar, a,ear,l, nfaot truly worthy tho
Oalorio ago, which I, jolt now bein, uihored In. Of the
Megauae. edited by LEWIS GAYLORD
CLARK. It 1» unncoeaaary to apeak. For twenty yean It baa
bean the moat gonial, hnmoroni and aploy •‘monthly" Intba
P?, 1 * volume will be better than any that
preceded It. fho Home Jomnal. edited by GEO. P. MOll-
Ilfd undN.P. WILLIS, la well known a; tho beat family
nawapaper In Amedeo: anil tba Mualcal World and Time/
edited by HICUAKD BTOUUS WILLIS, with Lowell Mai
•?“. 0»W H. UuilU. Tboteaa Haatlnga. Wm. B. Bmdbnr?.
J’ c ? r *if i H°oL and other mnaloal writer, eontrlbutinir:
and whleh glvea, among other thing,, orer worth ofnm.
4V y«v“beu" muT«l°fa^
BSffiMsaj^is^^dSs
xagassfl®
fh? Li ho rl?° N S, W ¥ a,l ° ’V 1!?® Sabbath, the Church. and
tho Firealdo, Bevlewa eoa CrlUehmi ortSluiloal Work,.
Ferforaeraand Ferformanoea t in ahort, tits very pick and
cream of Novelty, Incident, Jllatory? Uiorfenhy. Art Liter
atom and Bclenoo; inoludiajj wbateveicSi Cog Wen {a perl*
tSJPSSW Amuaementhnd Solid ln»suo
iioi> In the family, and help to make It Bettor, Wiser, and
Happier, may bo bow obtalpod for FivoPoUars. Address
DYER Si WILLIS, 867 Broadway*
STKAW GOODS—SPRING 1853*
STItAWAmJSIL&IiONNETS.
STRAW TRIMMINGS and
. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ;
P(Um*loaf, Panama and every voilety of'
SUMWEJIC* HATS w :
-SSr“ wlirbVfo'nnd
Feluaary 10, U BoDIl ’ Sila?Mp'hla.
w&smsb
HrfSfSUS^-
J station fofeaineu
jrtaoce toiamlller
SSWuhTR
il|h abd happing
fnitIAUES. - .
vfaU CATHOLIC
i will' oare 96 per
it. ol nllchroniodi>
cos incidental to the
rcipeotable female,
carried or unmarried,
nd tunally bflowa
'ncr the damn pf
'cmale Com i
plaints.
‘these are Prolapinj
tori
Alhoi,
VYbitet s Cbronlo
Womb: Jlndtfimial
oppressed, and (irea*
„Morn t accompanying evils.
(Can cor excepted.) no matter how sovero or of how long itao«
»ANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in IhoollTof Nqw
York end othor places, finding themselves without aremedy
in invctciatococoi ofuienbovecomplmnti, and baying dap
regard for the welfare ol the pedants, have recommended the
use of this mcdicioo; and. after witnessing iU salutary ef
fects are now manifesting their approbation, not only ov ro*
sorting toit in 1 heir treatment of all the diseases lor which it
it intended, buUnsomo Inst&ncoi accepting too agency ol tt
to facilitate Ha inirod action into more general uw hy Uto Eac*
nliy.
The influence of tbiioomnnsition upon the famafepqoiUta.
tlon li of the moat ftiondly kind ; the mod deKoato and joehlo
female need bare no fears in its a 10 far any Jeogthof time, for
it oonlninsno mercury. nor any article which can prove in any
way injur ous, being made entirely of vcseablo extracts, sod
prepared so as to taste tike a pleasant corulal, • • . ■
r J he Mad us Uperandi of this remedy, in the oure of this olai 1
ofiliicaiei.il through the general economy of tho system',
with » peculiar determination to tho female organs.
ADDITIONAL PROOF of this Ontholioan boine worth?
of theonnfidoacoof theofllicted, as aBUCOI2&POL,BAPi3
AND CHEAP REMEDY. will be found in the pamph'eY,
together with Important obioivations touching the estate
and sympathies of tbo diseases, »o which the attention pf La*
diet end Practitioners iircipectlbily invited ,
THE INGREDIENTS, iu certified by high raedtoalnoth
ority, (teo pamphlet,) araALL VEGETABLE,and arenot
uisusihted with aoy arliolo anlriondly to the animal co;iioinr.
REFERENCE:
Tror. DUNUAK.M:!»., Ilattimoro. Md.
4. C OKKICK. M. I) . “ • *’ „
P. 11. PECKUAM. M. I)., Utica, New York.
O. Y. FOOTE, M I)., Syracuse New Yotk.
M. 11. MILLS. M. D . Rochester. N. Y.
L. I). FLEMING, M. II Canandaigua. N. Y.
VV. W. UfiEHR. M. D . City of New York.
W. PRBSOOTf, 51. IL. Concord. N 11.
Pamphlets cau bo bad juolti nt the Drug Btoreof
a 1) WATSON, Ag’l, Clear field,
AUo for lulu by Dinggists in nil the adjoining counties,
J. II MARI Ulltil te CO , Proprietor!.
Central Depot.3oJ Broadway, £l. Y.
March 16,1863. —Cm.
\Vc publish below tho prospectus of tho “Demo
cratic Monthly Review/' which Messrs. William
(1. Lewis & (-o proftOMO to publish simultancoualy
in Now York and Wuuhingtoii, tho first number to
be issued in May. Ovid K- Johnson,esq , formerly
attorney general of Pennsylvania, and well known
na an nbl c and vigorous writer, will (Qko charge ot
tho editorial department of tho new Kevjew with
purposes, as shadowod forth in tho prospectus which
challenge the sympathy and good wishes of tho tjc*
ihocrjcy. The daily press cannot supbrsodo tho
neceasity for wcUscunducied monthly publications.
There is a separate field of usefulness fur each when
properly edited, with n view to the maintenanceof
important principles, and not to the aggrandisement
of individuals, factions, and classed. Wo trust that
the new enteipriao of Messrs. Lewis &Co. will bo
managed w ith that prudenco and zeal which insure
fcuecefcs:
Oo obe? Ist., 185J.—ly
OP THE “DEMQCRATIC_MONTHLY BE VIEW.*’
The Rights of the States, and the Union of the States.
IT u tho intention of the subscribers to publish ou th* first
day ofevery mouth, begioniug with tho mouth of May
next, aimultaoeoutly In iho cities of .Waihfucton aud New
York, a psriodioal, to t»o entitled the '‘llKMl'UKAriiJ
MONTHLY REVIEW." Each noinoer wm cuataio at
least UrS pages. and be printed on fine paper in a v-iy superi
or stria. It will a.*o bo embellished with a 1i.. e1) engraved
portrait ofa distinguished l.vine man, emtiraolcf *lit«men.
soldier*. ortiiU and author*. Tho potil cal rb . Jerol this
Review will tw. at its tills indicates, and one
of ill main objjots to e!uri.d..te the true pin* .•••10. m «he dem
ocratic p*ily. L will examine, in a spirit -T i-..roe«»aad
caodo . ulMhe tamling measures oT thopr nr.t *<:rpiniitra
noa and accord to them a cheerful supk'-i. .'.-.paid wr,
h. wever. unfortunately differ iu opiaion on s»tjy point frnm
tbo President, wo shall not hesitato toexpressenr i.wo santj.
menu, and orient the reasons that constrain astodoso—
submitting to tho democracy of the country the decuion be
tween ui.
This Review will alio aim to fu-nidi itx roudim with a
sraphio and comprehensive notice ol ttic* now works pabluh'
ctl, which may seem to be entlUcd to it, cud oteo a record i f
ail scientific discoveries and Improvements.
Tho present condition ol the nations of Europe, and the at.
titude In which some ol them staid towards certai.i portions
of this cottioent, liavo infested our foreign relations with Iho
utmost Importance. N«vor was this government, pieced iu a
situation of mote ctiticaldilticuliy than at the present moment.
The most inflexible fi'mneo, (ar-ioeiag whoom. and odroil
skill will be required to aruid complicating oqi interests an 1
allairi wit.i those of Europe We confidently Lost the ad
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