urgent river in the, wor|c| there) is neces-|
»rily diversity of climit, soil, ond pro
uction : but thovnlloy of the Amazon,
(ring mainly in tho inlorior, and the river
nnning during the principal part of its
Eurte nearly underthe equator, and fal
ig with a very alow and almost impqr
iptiblo descent for the last fifteen hundred
lies of its course, the diversity is much
is than it could be under any other cir*
instances. " Tho upor part of tho Ama
n, wi,th the exception of some desert
lets,- would probably bo found admirably
opted for grazing purposes, uniting the
juisites of a grain-growing, a cattle-rais-
B, and a vine planting country, with tho
dness ofa tropical clime. It is difficult
any what desire would bo left ungratifi
it by the country below tho great falls.—
t rwinter there, chills with its frosts, no
inter if scorches with its burning heat;
, thermometer fluctuates but slightly
VO or below the average ofBo degrees,
t Nature continually smiles in the frag
b, the freshness, and splender of a
cal spring, and pours fourth the
test productions of earth with a pro
n unexampled elsewhere. Tho or
, tho shaddock, the lemon, (He pino
), the banana, the coconnut, the cacao,
age, the arrow-root, tho cimctoo, the
lillo,the manioc, tho mango, the gu
the plantain, tho bread fruit,, the
rberry treo, tho sawarra nut, tho ens
gw, freely offer their produce, and many
| them during nil - the changes, 6f the
Star. Commerce js invited by tlyo; ser
liga, or India-rubber tree, coffeo, sugar,
ptton, and the silk cotton tree, (bombhx
eiba,) sarsaparilla, and many other val
lablo products or medicinal herbs, and by
endless variety of the most available
nber for ship-building or cabinet work,
squently surpassing both, rose-wood, and
ahognny in beauty, and possessing a
irobility. as in jho case of the greon
:art, with which even the locust is unable
|to compete. . ~ \ ;
| MVe have said enough, ns our solo ob
|ject at present is to confirm tho interest al-
I ready excited, and to stimulate. in
.qulry. If, however, such treasures aro
I known to oxist in that part, of tho world,
while yet the rcigon itself remains a term
incognita to us, how much might wo not
reasonably anticipate from it when iis're
= sources became fully known and disclosed
by intelligent occupation ? Wo need only
add, that the native wealth of the country
could furnish, independent of cultivation,
annliat exports to tho amount of millions;
that there is every probability of a hew
i California being discovered along all its
upper watprs, (ich in gold, and precious
>stones; and that the only obstaclo which
| can long keep back tho civilization and
j commerce of the world wili.be tho jealousy
I the harrow policy, or the .stupidity of the
imperial government of Brazil. A country
larger than tho inhabited portion of the
United States more fertile than tho Mis-
sissippi. bottoms, and blessed with a clim
afo surpassed only by favored spots in
Chili, Bolivia, and Paru, and cannot long
be . denied to industry and enterprise in
the present agitation of the population of
the world, and in the present' disturbance
of the natiqns,. Wo cordially pay our
tribute of homage to tho sagacious enthus-.
iasm of Liuet. Maury. Ho may success
fully point our commerce nnd our adven
turous citizens to a reigon «vhich' may
pour back into iho.lap of America treas
ures vnpt as those of California, and may
win from the unbroken wilderness an em
phe for the,habitation of men.
I ; MARRIED—On the 2d of June, by the
ARay.v.VVrn. M’Kee,,. Mr. Wm. Decker of
■Clearfield county, to Miss Mary Ghance,
Y of-Huntingdon county.
% yo————Llllimi UI 1 ■ lIIU- IJULMMOMI
f DIED.—In this place, on the 6th inst.»
| Mr.ThbmaBHemphill,ngcdabout7s years-
FIT! FITS! FITS!
TUB VISGETAOLK EXTKAOT
i BPKLEPTIC PILLS,
For thecureof Fits, Spasms, Cramps,and
? all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
J DEIWtINS wito AKB I.ADORINO UNDEK tMidii
x (,01.100 malady wl'i lioil the VEUPI ABLE iSLErTIL
PILLS, tribe ibeontr mnedYeverdiiooyeied loroanni.Ep
i "Vhm’ffifipgntn aipecMlo action on lha lierrooi iy«tem :
) aid. oltnamh they ate tireraradeipeoiallY for the Doioote ol
1 caring t'iu. they will ho loond of eiperinl bjnsfit lot ah per
-1 eoaiaflllatadwilb waalt nerves ol whou nerioui atilem bae
‘ been OToairnted or ihnueiol front any oiuie wbatover. la
abiontaoomplamti.ordiwaieiorionf etandloy. •npencduoea
bynerrotuuMi tuoyatoorcaadlnnly honatlaal.
! 7 price as pot box. oi two bai» 7oi »». Period, oot or th
xlty.eo’clouoa aTeinlLlno-.. will have the PllUiont throogh
the mall, free t>rnoil.,*. ForiahobrSfc.Tjis.UANtE.No.
UALTIMORF.. Md .towhoiuordeto
' Irom Oil najlr oftho (JoloD moit be oddteuod.poit paid,
MoyiT. .-ly.
OCTOBER ELECTOIN-
ProtboAQtory, Register, Recorder, Itc.
ro TUP QUALIFIED VUTEKS OF ULBABFiELD 00.
JTtELLOW rOITIZSItS. I f«i»l erelefal for pari rarorr, and
w* ofiar mvielfagainto youroonsider tlonfor the oftioo of
FttOTHONOTAKv/’BEGItfTEa, RECORDER. kO‘,‘at
Um coming election. guhjecttotbe decision of
iybVil’ormrabiiwf* 1 " lb “wM*FOKTEaf‘ ?
JnlySS.uaa.
County Commissioner.
i; '■J|7EatoanihQiliod to»«»ooacolbBt JOSEPH IJNES.rf
W Brady towoihlp. will .be a candidate for the (filje of
.1 elntlNTY COMNIPBIUNEB. at the enioma eleouon in
; next.’sSWtto Ibe decision of the Democratic
County Convantfon.
™ .. GoahtyCommissioner.
1 w\saaiasw4»BtsasaMtsK
i
I ’ ■ A««nUlll.'iB6S; <-inn
I ; .r; v, ipommißSioner. - .iV
to ari»oonV\ha£.JOHN MCPHERSON
•ol CbartieJd Boron|h« will be a candidate lor Urn ®ffioe
*f4R»nntrTreaadr*r «t thaensoing general election mOcto-
the dccUloat of tho Democratic County
i. Auun*A.im~i& ;i u
Estate ol Thomas Fenton, deceased- >
* SacaainJ, hay* boe» ariatod to
t fa tp« *an£nr? to
' 7 ; Aam-r.
' P I *?* ° r
H©w Adlv©iPitfie©Eia©iia4so
ShorifPs Sale of Beal Estate.
MDY virtue oftundry wit* of Vtnd. Kip..
D toed out of the Court of Common Pleas ofVGw
Otearflold coonty.and to me directed,
B .»•«<! iu uubJio tale, ot tho court nome lathe Dorouvn ot
Itarflefd, on MONDAY tho 19th day orBEPTEMUcR
; neitj at 1 o'clook, p- to,, tho following described property,
BY Virtoo of a writ of Vend . Exp , luaed ontof the Co art
r.f Common Kieaie of Clearfield county and to roedlf<ct
! e l, will be expoicd to Dubliq tale at the tamo time aud place;
I a tl Hi* following described piece or parcel or land, situate in
HocC* towßihip. Ciearfield county, viz; Tract in thenkmo
of Christian Getting, Containing 4VO acres l&Operchos, begin
ning at apost, thou N.43dogreor, W. 2UO perohoi to a post,
l theaos 8 89 degrees. W. 286 per. to a post, thence B. 40 reg,«
. E. 290 perones along liceoltraotlu name of John Byers to
I a post, thoncs N. 89 deg . E. 289pprohes to a post, thence N
:10 deg. K. HO perches to the plnooof beilnnlnc, with adou*
bio Saw Mill. Three D wolfing H outer, a Stable end out trout*
esereoted thereon, and about 4 errat cleared.—A’so, one oth.
ler tract la »ht name of Joseph Baffin, beginning at a post at
I tho corner °f the Christian Getting trad, thence strath 60 deg.
east *BO perches to n chestnut, thenoe south 10 deg. west IV)
, perches to stones, north 60 degrees west UBl porches to a' post,
I thence to the place of box inning v 95 porobes, containing four
l hundred acres andlOpetches.adjoiiug thoCimtlanGetting
! tract. tiein«d and taxon in elocution and to be sold as the
! property ofl’atton. Smith & Stevens
ALSO,
BY virtue of a similar writ, issued out of the same court,
ami to me directed, will be exposed to publlo sale at the
same time and placo. a oortain tract of l«nttri situate ro Brady
townshio, Clearfield county, contatnlng’lWJ acres, bounded by
land of David Hum, Tbomat Carson, George Ellinger aud
others, with a hewed log hnose frame bam a Fnuanry and
other small out buildiaat ereoted thereon end abiaißO acres
oleared, helved and taken la execution and to be sold as tho
property of Peter Soy.'ar.
ALSO,
BY virtueofa similar wrii.iisuert outof the same court
and to me directed, will be exposed to publlo sale at the
same time and place, tho following described property, viz:
A certain piece or parcel of land situate la Beocnrlo township.
Clearfield county, bounded by lanriso Patohin, Pniliips and
otheis. annißining 6U acres wilh about five ceres cleared.—
Seised aud taken to execution nod to be sold os the property
of Jonn 13. Witt rs. _
ALSO,
BY virtooof ft similar wrt*. issued out of the same oourt.
and to mo directed will be exposed to public sain, at the
tamo time sued place, a Certain Tract of Land situate in
Ltwrenoe township. Clearfield county. Pa., containing ICd
oores, wi'h a log bourn and barn ereoted thereon, and about
10 acres olea'cd. adjoining lands ol William bhsver. Titus,
Bowles and others. -etz-d and taken ia execution and to be
sold asthe propotty of Libbens lloovef.
ALSO,
BY virun of a similar writ issued but ofthesams court, and
to mo directed, will be exposed to public sale at the trim*
time and place, a oertaia pieue or purest or lan I situate ia
Morris township, Oentfisld coanty. containing 800 acres, with
no improvement, adjoining lands of James Allport, Batura
and others, Seized and tnlen iacxsention nnd to be sold as
the property of'J«me« J/jhman.
ALSO,
BY vlrtcoof ai’milar writ issued out of i he same court.
and to me directed, will b< exposed to poblia tal-s at the
same tiroeeud place, n piece or pared o fiend situate
taUbest towmh’p, Olearfle.d ono*»ty iConreiuing 107 acres,
he og part of* laris troetsbrvejed la I he samj uf Henry Bof
fin, aud bounded as follows .—{Winning at a post by hem
look thence by land formerly owned by E. Kr.oo, south J 33
perches-to a post, theoc* by rem. iolag part of tha tract 79
and four tenths par to a hassle, thenoe »t ll bv the remaining
part of snid tract south 11, west, IBJ per. to ft hemlock: thence
tooth 40deiir*es. east I U per to n port aud p'nce of begin
n or. Be'Ztd an>i taken in execution and to bo sold as the
proper y oi David MiuhaeU
ALSO,
BY vir ueofa similar writ issued out of the snroocourt and
tomod'recttd. will bs exposed to pnbho sale at the same
time and place, ell that certain niece nr parcel of land, situate
Clearfield County, containing 90 acres, with a log
house nnd l.jr stable thereon erected, ndjoloiog lands of Geo.
Itois Moses Wise aud others, tielzed and taken In axecotioa
and to t e sold- as the property of John C. RUhards.
ALSO,.,
BY VIRTUE ofa similar writ Issued outoTthe same oouti
gad totoedirectod. will be exposed to pallia sale, at the
same lima And place, a cert at* t»nct of land situate in Ppnn
townsht.*. in Pennviflo. C’earnoid Counly. bounded by Jjhn
Stull, EfithA Kenton, aadlheUleau HoDaTampikeread. with
a house aAd Blacksmith tf*«p erected Ibereon Seized and
taken in exeoulicn aud to be aotd as the property oi John
Long. ■ _ _
ALSO,
BY virtue of luadry writs of Kiel) Facias to me directed
will boesp>»ed lopn'rlio <ale at the Com Bouse n the
bur uyhcfClenrfi id on Monday the 19th dayrf Beot*mber
next, at I o'clock p. m.. the following real estate, to wit
910 acres of land in Belllowmhlp. Clearfield C"U.»ty, Panq'a.
bounded b* lends or rfames MoGb.e on the Bouth.br the
ButquehaonU River on ibe West and George Johnson on the
North, with a new t*aw Mill-a Krer-e llouso and Frame
Usmere tedthertou. withabent 4 no’es cleared be'zad nnd
taksn In execution nnd to be sold ns the property of Thomas
Cunptxl! Ifnrm.n Ro^ V , J AM pOWEU .. Bb<tl(r
RharifT. OH -. Aar. IP. )Bj<.
®©@no<t©iro Wtufta©©,. .
NOTICK ll SSiebj ,l>c. Uiat lh» fallow!,, «eoon»li
have been examined and passed by ms. and remain Died
of record ia’litis office lor the inspection of hairs, legatees,
oredilors.aad all others In any other way Interested, and will
bo pretentvd to D e nextOrpnans' court of Clearfield Counly
to bn held at the Court house in the B trough of Clearfield, on
t nesday tbo £fith day of Sapi. next, for confirmation and oi*
°Tbabcoonntof Aanns GiU, Guardian of the Hein of Bam
net Harris, deceased. . _ .... . .
The scouunt of Abraham Byets. Administrator oflhaestaU
oT DavlJ Byers, deceased. . . .
Ths etcrnutcjl Benjamin Hartshorn and Elizabeth welch.
Administrators of the estate of George Welch. df*cea‘*d,
WM. PORTliß,Kegiiter.
Hogisiei's office, Clearfitld, Aog. 19. IBSS.
HANNAH WINTfKNIr/.. IjN TIIE COUBTOF COM
by her next trieod. David I Ft.BAS of Clea-lleld Loaaty.
..-w.ete.eiii vi, JOSEPH I Alia, mbpooDa for Dlrorce.—
\VINTBR.,ITZ. | No. 85.1 ebr. Term 18 ».
TO Jo:e,ib' Winternhx Ilia dereodant and lo all other net
tom YyQ will please to take nn'ice. that is
o rnnece ol thv (’omratnion luned oot of said Court and lo
(S# directed, t willow Hatruriop Iho 17th day of S«*ptemlrer.
a ii. Usa. ot my cffica. in the Oorooch of Ciearr.eld, Clew
feld county Pa pooou u» Bear trsumony in this ca e and
reduco the tame to' wiitfey. 10 be reid In evidence upon the
trial of th a cause, of which the panic* wtt. take no'ico
Jt.*HN Li. OUTPLE. Attorney.
Anm*t 19 PE3,«»IC.
Cons'! Pi’oi'lamaliou.
WiIGRRAQ.The Uoajrable JAMtBUII KNSiUBjW
dmt Judfn off he uourl of Common Plea* of
teeatb Judicial IX tviot, composed of the oou&Uetof Clear*
Held, Centre aed Chslon end the lloaorauta UIUHAtIU
SHAW and JUUN P. UUk T; Attooleie Judge* in Uea;firld
county, have i»iur.i their precept bear'na date the TlIiHT.i-
of May. ISM. lo mr d.revted ‘o' the holding ot a
C“UKT OP COMMON rcPAH. OBPIIAN’ri-jXJUBTj
COURT UP QUARTER bESSIUNS. ANl> COURT UP
OYER ANLi TERMINER AND GENERAL JAIL DE
LI VERY
Ati.learticld, in and lor Clcaifiod coudlv, cn tfcaTHIBD
MONDAY oi Sept, next—beina the llhhdar ol lb» moalh
NOTIBE IS. THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN.
To the Coronor. Joitioai of the i'eaoe, and Com a&lram and
for the oountr of Okarfleld, to appear in thdlr own proper
pereou*. with Roil*, Keoordi. IrquMiioni, Eiaminatioaaaod
other Rem»mbronce*. to do (hose thins* which tbeifotiioe*
and in their bvbsif appertain to be done, and nil witnesses,
and oihrrpersom, prosecuting in behalf of the Commoowatlih
against any prisoners, are requhed to bu then and there at
tending, and not depart without leavn, at their peril.
Punctual attendance of Juror* and Wituessee will hereafter
be expected and required no the first d.*y of Ibe Eotiiena.
LIVEN under my hand at Clearfield, this 6cb day of Jws*ry,
in tho year or oar Lord one thousand eight hundred an i
Pifty tbrce, and theSeventy-savcnth year of Atneiioan In*
dependence. WII.MAM POWELL. BlieilfT.
Bbcrin-. Oflke. Clmiaeid. A tie., la. W 53.
fiHfr Valuable Farm nnd Timber Land
A® SAffilSa
THE inbjotibor oners fur sale two valuable traoU of land
aituato in Knrrthaui township, Ciearrield ooootv, one ol
whloh coola‘m ONE HUNDRED ACHES, well adapted to
farming, with about FIFTY acres o'eared and fa a good atate
cf onitlvation. with a thriving orchard growing thereon, and
n FRAME HOUBE thereon erect d.—theotheitractoonUioa
81XTY aorti. and la well cn'oolnted l r lumbering pun>o«er.
abounding with white PINBTIMUEP, and only distant
about %V» mile* from the tfo*qovheena rivtr — For futhcr pai
tioQib*avPpi« lotheenbsonlwron « h ® preraisea. _
Auc. ly. 1853.—8 t. itJAACO. M’CLOSKY.
Daguerreotype Likenesses.
ES2o SJiJnpadOLs^o
WOOLDraoeoirolly ennoaucetoihe ladieinnd Gentle
men olClearfloid.and vloinity, that he ha, fllte-- npe
room,and i, prepared to ereon'.e I.IKENESriBS, accordl"nx
totho LATEBT and MOBr APPROVED STYLES, ortbo
Daxoerreotype Art. Tnoee wiiblnx plotnrei ihonlilßall eoon.
a, HU Hay wi'l be limited. Room, on id .treat, over the ul
fioe of Jae. Wriiley. B«q. AogmtlJ. Had.
Dickinson Seminary, Bale and Female.
Williamsport Lycoming County, Penn'a,
REV.TIIOS. BOWMAN.D. D.. Frlnctpal —Sitoatcd In
one of rhomost beautiful. beaUhful, moral and refined
towns oftho titate—roaesslag eitonilve hwildfoM grouuda
and apparaio»-ha*irii a fdU and accomplished board of In*
■truotton, it oilers at the smallest possible oust, every faculty
for a sound, thorough, and chilstiau ednoaUoe.
Total aipensa. p*r quarter, for alt regular brlls. from #3B
to #3on according to season and studi«i.NModetato extra
abaTges for the CJniamtntal Branches, will
oommenca, Augost 25,1858. By ot
.August lU» D6B.—pd«
M.: _ VALUABLE FARM "'■Ml
[CTAt Private Saie.^oi
T'om"B b «id'D?i.k!o?. mlte'wi n\™ril{l,below OUmS.U
«.t
P^rub^ d wl| , r t be , «W.non*'h°ijtd d o“oVA , pSfVBV'I.-Vor
.SSESwtlSIw!?S*»y “«XISokAY
An«n«t ia. 1858.—tf. . ■ BAMUEL ARORAY.
ItHUtTHIS!
TAItLBd. END, DINING a»d , UUBAKFABI TAULCg,
CkarS«w, Angan*. IftB. • i i-
Good News.
<27= EQo e3Oao&NSvy e S3
New Cpnfectionary and Grocery Store,
On Water alreelpppozite Hemphill’#Hotel, on Hill’s
old corner.
THE above would mpeotfbtly inform Ihepubllothat he
has just recuivod hU new stock of SPRING & BUMMER
consisting ofa larger assortmen. of Confectionaries,
Nicknacki. and Knncr Articles, than ever crossed the Alle
gheny Ridge, besides decidedly the best and cheapest lot ot
GROCERIES,
That our little burg has been stirred np with.—consisting of
Sugar. Coflev, Mnlassrs, Rice, and a number of articles too
numerous to mention, and decidedly the but assortment of
LIQUORS,
That the city oan afford. Ills terms are cash, and country
produoe take* in txchnngo fur goods, lor whloh the highest
mirketpilcei will pepaid. Come osa. ootno nil.
Clearfield, July itf, IBSJs J. R. SHAW.
ROBERT R. WELSH
(OflcDcslk Malksir,.
#V|ABjuit received from New York and
ll Philadelphia, a large and splendid as.
softineut of J E WELH Y—consirting of Ln.
dies Gold Breast Pins, Morning Pins, Cuff*
Pins, fßibbon Pint, Also, Gentlemen’s
Kino Gold Pmr, of ditfereat shapes and
sizes, KineGoid Ear King Drops, late style
of Jenny Ltnd Kings nnd Drop*. Bracelets
Kinver ll'nts. Fine Gold Pens 6t Pencils.
Gold Watch Keys. Silver Ten & Table
Spoons Butter Knives. Sugar Tongs, and
ThimblH. Ladles Pine Card Cases, Port Moults, SILVER
PATENT LEVER. HUNTING UaSE WATIES—from
FRUNT DErACHEH LEVERB-from
tBto A9O—LAPLNEB—from $lO to $l6. Fine LIGHT DAY
Watches, from Bto 10 Dollars. Fine Gold Watches. 80 to4Q
dollars. All of wbioh he will warrant fur peifect tlme.koep
ers. Also a large assortment of Spectaoles. Fob Chains, Vest
Chains, (J ird <Jba ns. P*okuivo». Pocket Book*. &o-
CUJPKS-Eight Day and Tbiity Hour Clocks, Floe Small
Spring Clocks—fiOfhonr and Bdny—Musical luitmrre&ts. and
a gteat variety of articles too numerous to mention, asu&ll)
kept by Jewelers. All the above mentionod Srhrranted good,
and will b» sold at the lowest profil’-s but hfs tirmr aro
CASrt. Ity Watches. Clocks and jewelry neatly RE
PAIRED, nnd Warrantedforone year. ir 19 63.
A Great Bash at Hie Cheapest Corner.
HD. PATTON, flfttjpst returned from the Eastern Ci
* ties, with a Krei i and splendid assortment of Goods,
consisting In Dart of
Ladles and Geotltmes’e Dress Goods; Cloths, Castlmeret
oed Vestings, Hats, Laps, Bonnets aadßhoet
Silk and Cashmere Shawls, Hosiery,
Trimntings and Notions, <J-c.
MEN’S READY MADE CLOTHING.
Hardware, Glass. Paints a*irt Oils, Hhtet Iron Zinc, Iron
Nalls aid spikes, GUUGEKIEB AND FIBH, Cedsrware.
I'itiware, Lookiog Glattet, Clocks and Saddlety Books nnd
Sialonnrr. Drugs and Patent Mudianes, Cook Btoves. Two
Horse Wagous. and every other attiole asuaily found in a
Coaotry Ftore. _
Please call at the CHEAPEST CORNER, and examino my
stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
As I am determined to sell at Wholesale
or retail, cheaper thananyothor establish
ment in tho county.
H. D. PATTON. Cnrweniville.
Maria ISS».
A CARD.
A o lU, El HEdIL S
WOUI«D respeCtfally inform hit filendt.end the pubi c
geaorally, that ht stilt oomHoes to «U*»d to aflcails
in the !ua of
Dental Operations,
At hiseffioe adjoining hit dwelling, ia the borough of Clear
field, lie m*y be found at nexili all times in his noie in the
west and of t;ia Mansion hocso.
1 Artificial Teeth
Inserted on Plata or Pivot, and wairan’ed to give entire rolls
taction.
EXTRACTING TEETH done without danger to the pa
lient; and wuh but little pain. . ,
IVeth FILLED and CLEANSED iu a proper and sclontif
lora‘”or' 5, 1853
INDIANS! INDIANS!
WAR WHOOPtj-WARDANCE.
THE greatest variety of BOUTB and SHOES, Ladies and
gentJaxnsn'at’ongrets gai'enof alt descriptions, that has
ever been oirered fa' public sal* in Clearfield oounty.
Ths proprietor filters himtsif that of 18 years experience
In the BOOT and SHOE business, thit be cannot be deceiv
ed ie tho selection of goods in tnecity, and intents keeping
e well assorted BOOT and SUOE STORE in future
All penons wishing to get rid of raintui corns can do to
by calling as K, GLENNAN'S STOKE, sail end of Uie
Pott Oflloe where you will find him res* r and willing to re a
< der the feet all ibe comfort that oan be given tnem. Advise
gruis. U. GLENNAN.
Clearfield, July 8.1853.—8 m.
OPCESIF 1
AT A GREAT BARGAIN,
IK AITLIKD FOK SOO.V.
A VERY valuable MILL and TIMBER PROPERTY.
Cm. sl oat* on Cleaifield Creok. Clcaifijld Oo , Pa , coota o
leg a Gr.s 1 Mil', Baw Mill. St.re. and several Dwe bugs, and
UU Acres Improved Land
This Property it worthy the a'teotloaOf those engaged in
the Lumber Uasinwi, nnd will be sold at a great bargain.
ALLEN B CLARK.
jv 19. ’63-lm. Bd. So. 8d fit. PhIM
M VALUABLE BASV MILL
And Mb Acres of Timber Land For Sale.
r I *HE Subscriber oft w* lor sale his 8 AW MILL, end TWO
I HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES of LAND wo'l cov
ered with WHITE PINE TIMBER of the best quality —
The mill is bniit on lha waters of the Mahoning Creek, in
Brady township, near Lnthersburg, and between the Bu •
aoflbanna and vVatenord Turnpike and tho PonxiQ'awney
Turnpike. There is alto a good NEW HUUBK. iWby 2dfeer»
and ao excellent BTABIjE on tho land.—This is a good
chance for those who want to make a profitable Investment
Terms will be madneasy.—Forfaither particulars enquire of
L, JACKBUN CKANB. Clearfield, ot of the so]»*ylber.
brad, ip . July 8. HAi.-ft. FREDERICK ZEIGLER.
FaHhionable Tailoring;.
a
RESPECTFULLY aooonnce* to the cilltena oi Clear*
field coao;y,anU the publio geunrally that he oontinoes
to carry on theabovo bnsiueasat his OLD STAND, above
the Post Office, where he will at *ars be prepared to wait on
aft who may favor him with n oall. He baa on hand a well
seieoted assortment ol CLUTHB.CABSIMERES and IRIM*
MINiJS, which he wd I warrant to be of good quality, and
wf.l be told vary low. Ilia old caitcmenainreqseited locon
linne their patroraga and as many new one ns ma* find it
convenient,as he assnieathem that halt prepared to rurnub
lha material aod do the work in proper manner.
July 8. 1853 TIIOS. SHEA.
JOHN M. CHASE, HENRY SWAN*
New Store.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the inhabitants o
CleaifMd county, that they hnveor»ened a SfuKL in
the town of ANSuNVILLE. In Jordan township, at tha
intenectionef the Glen Houe turnpike with the Chess Creek
read, and offer for sale a full supply of
Groceries, Hardware, Drugs , Patent Med
icines and all other articles usually
kept in a country store.
All of which will be sold at moderate priots for cash, of ex
changed for GRAIN. LUMBER. &o. Our neighb ra we
respectlnlly ask Uicall, and assure them we intend doing bn
tinasa at as low rate* os cash purchases wiil a’low.
4uae«4. IBtti.—ly. CHASE & BWAN.
Estate of Isaiah Fullerton, dee’d.
IVTOTICEI3 HEREBY GIVEN, lhat Letter, of Adrntnl,
IN tratfonontheea*ateofl»*lah Fullerton lateoftheßurough
of Clearfield.Cioa; fietd county, deceased, have been gianuu to
tbesubioriher. All psrtons indebted to taid estate will make
payment immediately, and those having claims against the
same will prewnUbemduly for settjeroent ;
Cieoifield, July 89* 1853.
CHAUNOY HULBEUT.WiIb WAIN WRIGHT, HUN-
TiNODON & FLOYD. Importers and Wholesale Deal*
era In PoREDJN a DOMESTIC DRY GOOD3.No loi
MARKEI’STREET. Philadelphia. RL3.
July It 1863—fim,
R. M. Steyepson, & Co.
ALL PEUBONa ABB HEUEBY NOTIFIED. That the
BOORS of R. N. Stevenson & Co., are in my bands for
Battlement, as woft a* tboie ot James B, Btevenwu, the *ut*
V ALLpcSnns whohavrfhad doalinre willoicareiio<tie thdr
account* without delay. J* U. M‘LNaILY.
July It. W53.-Bt* , . . , Att r- &0 *
Estate of Catharine Baam, Deceased; <
NOTICE l» hereby ilven. that fattennl Adrninietrntlon
htveoeon nrneted W Oin enbrenber on Ib. Eftnto of.
CATHARINE BAUM. Uteol Bnpeldetowntfcip Ueerueld
m>niiw,hl*oeu«l. iAU perxoni InUebted toixiil einte.nro re
oneeteJ to roaXo perairnt itmoetiiewiy. end those having
citrinu aialnst Uiesame will r .E c »
tloatad lo> taUlemenL L.JALKBON e
Public Tendne,
UUDAY the IWtb of 185- fbe sale will oomprise
PABMIfIG Bid HOUSEHOLD UTENSU.e. tooV.ameroa.
to meauon. Bale to commence at 10 o’clOOK A. M. iorms
...... „.#r; Jumes Locke, > I
SURGEON DENTIST— ‘Will viut Ctetißeid In'-n few
week,, to remain tor a short time only, for tlroparpoaoor
auondlontonll bmlnaie iahle profeutoa.. ■
T^JnlyMMr-tf- . / :
L> RADY-MAUE OLOrUINO ornlauMnjiny daenripilpn
IRWIN & SMITH,
now oponlng onaof tho boit ASSORTMENTS
(sum<3l ©©axfls
ever brought toour town. Perrons wishing lo buy goods at
the FAIREST PRICES, had better be on hand soon. Their
stock of
DRY GOODS
it quite extensive, and will bear the olosest inspection as to
quality and price, nnd their stock of
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Boots
and Shoes <j-c., <|-c.,
•re equal in every respeot toeny tulog of the kind ever before
efftred iu tbii s*>otton ofcountry.
THE LADIES are infored that 1 heir selections ofFINRR
lES will be (oueil entirety to their taste. (STFIRBrOOME,
FIHBTSERVED. IRWIN & SMITH.
(Jlsa field. Moy9o. D 63.
GRAND EXHIBITION.
At Smith’s Dry Good, Grocery and Clothing
HB essa 2P a? fl. aEEA 8
Performance everyday, Sundays excepted.
\OORN opon ot HALF PABT FIVE, A. M., I’eTfurmnnce
I 9 to commence at til X. No p >*tuoDem»nt on acoount of
thowen'her. .
NEVEK was such an eppuiualtr olfired in CURW ENB*
VILLE io grariTy thee) os and mind tor so Ll IT LEMON EY
CULLKCTUINti from the ANIMAL, VEGEfABLE, and
MINERAL KINGDuM,' of every oouolry on (.LUBE,
osn there ba cotn. I will doi attempt a description—forbad 1
•he vocabulary ofa Dow or . I would fall far ihortol doing
jus ice to mr
COMPLETE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT.
Bach of tho audience whr, after seteoilog such articles as thoy
with, can poronase them at a VERY LOWFKIUE.
Fes, at a small Advance on first cost.
To be,convinced that, the above Is the cftse—givousaeall.—
Come one. corns all.—Admittanca fraa— children halt price,
Curwensville, May 5T7,1838 ilm. ItiAAC tiMtTii
Dheap Cash Store.
WM. A. MASON, Curwensville,
HAS just returned from tho city of Philadelphia with a
splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots & Shoes,
Hats, Cops and Bonnets,
And everything else usoally kept in a Retail Store, and all
oi wbicti will be sold FUR CASH on as reasoi.ablo tsrras as
can be had elsewhere in thecoanty.
THE LADIES
Are particularly requested to call and examine his stock of
Bonnets, Laces, t-awns. aud other Panoy Artioles. before
Eurchasing elsewhere, as thoy camot fail to be pleated with
is selections.
ty Keoflleci the CHEAP CASH BTORG on State street,
one dt or west of Moulehus'. J>n Eyok & Co's.
Cnrwensvillr, May 99. IttM —if. W. A. M.
New Store ! New Store !!
POWELL, REED & WEAVER j
A RBjust now opening at heir new BTORE-ROUM In the 1
Cm. burongh of Clearfield, one of tho largest and best assort
ments of MERCIIANDIBE ever brought to the oounty. aod
whion they now ©}|*r to the old oustomon of Bigler & Co.
as well as to the publio at largo, uooa suoh terms as oannol
lai I to give entire satisfaction
THE LADIES wul tiad at their Store such a selection o
ZIP aa
As they never taw In mWgfiTi before—end •• for DRY
GUIJDS. generaj-y, aud wHUCERIES, HARDWARE,
UUEENSVVAKE. &0., they Cannot be eurpßssed cither in
quality orcheapoeis. . . . . .
fgr Those who don't be)lsvo It aro invited to call and be
WM! n poWEU.. O. h HEED. IF.W K A VEIL-
Mar 91. 1P62.
NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber would reium his sincere thanks, for the
very liberal support he has received sibcj be has been in
business lo thin place, and bets leave to inform bis frieads
and thepubilrt that he h-ts ja t received at his old
stand oa the OgUNER OF FRONT ana CHERRY Street,
opposite the Episcopal Cbu/cb. a large assortment of
Seasonable Goods,
Consisting in part of Dry Goods, Grocer
ies, Queensware, Hardware, Cast, Blis
ter and Spring Steel, Hats, Caps and
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Ready-
Made Clothing, Paints and 0.1,
and every thing elso usually
kept in a country store. .
A promise to sell cheap, is of little advantage to oo r on.to.
cneit oniess theie is convincing proof given, but he hn« *hv
■amlaaioD of ksowiuc ihnl liumlrecJi nra coaviooed of tha<
fact, ns w- c.fler the best of widence in every s*> wv make.
July I. mi. V KRAT7.f.R
NEW AND CHEAP CASH STORE.
THE nndeniened would respeotfolly inform their fronds
aerl the n'-b iu generally that they have opened a Store
•t ULOOMING I’ON, f ormjrli known as Bloom's Black
luiilh Shop. Clearfiels county. Pa,, with anew and splendid
a»wr«ne*t of HEADY®MADE
UIaUIHING. BOUTS anil SHOES. SUMMER HA IS.
ijRUOKER Y, II AMD WARE sed CUTLERY. WOOD and
TINWARE, DRUGS. MEDl(JlNES.fitc,reeoted with great
cars i» the Pliiiadelphia Market, which they ate prepared to
sell at meet astonishing low prices. Our friends, and the
public In venom ote invited lo call and examine our nook.
LUMBER. GRAIN, and all kinds ol country produce ta
kea ia exchange for Goods at the highest market price, and
tha oesb la nr. case refoseJ. HLX & BLUUM,
Juao 34, 1853.
BPdCYg^^WIAKIiVCt.
MURPIIY & SMITII
RESPECTi'IfLLY anooonco to the citizens of Clearfield
county that they are manafactniinc
BUG GIES, WA G ONS, cj-c.,
In the borough of Curwensvllle. at the Old Foundry, where
all work in their Mae wilt be done in the very best manner,
and on tho most favornb'" term*.
GRAIN CRADLES,
A superior article, will also he manufactured and sold obeap.
ALSO—AII REPAIRING done to order on *be shortest no*
tioo. \. J Y I) MURPHY,
W. H. SMITH.
Corwensvihe. MaA6 1858.—3 m—pd.
M TAVERN STAND fit
IN CUR WENSVILLE, Pa,
THE inbaoriber nr mores to sell at PRIVATE SALE, bis
I.AKGE AND CONVENIENT HOTEL in the town
ol CUUWENSViLLE. known as the
Affimoffnasmm HEouiifl©-
It Is iltualed on the northwest oororr oi Btate and Filbert
Streets.and in the centre ofthe business partof'he town.—
Tno house is 45 by 49 feet, two stories high wih a ba«e»ent,
aod is every way calculated for a publio house. Tberu* al«
so on the premises a Urge and convenient stable, together
with all other necessary b* tidings.
1 he property will be sold on the roost lavoinbio terms, and
for faither information application maybetoads cither to the
subscriber on tho promises, or to W, A Wallace, at Clearfield.
Jons 11, 1868. ISAAC BLUOMJr.
A Desirable Tavern Stand and Farm «
m FOR SALE OR RENT.
rg * HE subscriber offers for BALEor RENT, bis well known
X TAVERN bTAND.ontheSusquehonnaandVVaterloid
Torap ke. abou half way between Curweasvilioand Luth
ersburgh—The t HOU3E 'anew aod luge, 80 by 40 feet, and
well suited for a tavern location 6ro.
The Fhrm contains 180 Acres —s 6 of
which are cleared, and mostly in meadow.
There Is a young nnd thriving ORCHARDon the premises,
A BARN and STABLE, nnd ail noco.iary out houtos.
For farther particulars apply to L Jackson Oran*. Clear*
field—ot (o the iobioiibor on the pr.ral.et
jn jy in, iB£3.-tf. Alexander cook
Town iLots-
THE subroribor Informs thorn who are desirous of purchas
tog TOWN LOTS that ho will uispoiedf n number in
Use town of ANBONVILLE, the location of whicli oilers
great inducement* lo Mechanics and others, tituated as it is
in a good agrlcoituial country wham an abandauc* of
«mpioyment can os procured. Tha GLEN HOPE turnpike
from TYRONE CITY potse* through it, ond.other Improve*
menls are contemplated. ' .. .
Application for loia may bo mado. to Iho tubserlber on the
Diemitas. HENRY oWAW.
An.onWlle. JanoSO. 1?53.-tr. .
Valuable Lot at Public Rale.
/T»HEaE will be exposed to PLJBLIO BALE, at the Court
y JL Homo in the borough of CLEARFIELD, on tha third
day of SEPTEMBER. US3, A TOWN LOT, situateln the
borough of CLEARFIELD, a. d khown in tha plot thereof
as IAJ f NO. n 3, fate (ho estate of W. C. Welch, Esq., deo'd.
It is located in the most pleasant part oftald borough for a
private resideooe. and tho title is good,. ' ’
. . • JAAIR3T. LEONABfr,)Etacotoriofe»tat«
, VVM# A. WALLACE, Jof W A O, Welob.
Jniyl. 1653 —to. . t ’
VALUABLE DOUBLE SAW WILL '
And NINE Acres : of Land for Sale.
rIYHE Bobiorlbtr will 'teli on rcarooabla taima, Uiat well
J. knownxarxe DUUDLKUAW MILL, iltoaleon tea tie
a, betwean Cleaifiilld and Cuiweneville, tnkaUier with niaa
aarea of laaa adjotalnß: os whloh literal, ereged,.bolide, the
MIII.ONBDWiSLUjIO IIOU3B.apd;KITCHEN, a lar*a
BrABLB. taiaUwTwitb-autainaaaemaVnUdloe,, _ ,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF CLEARFIELD CO
GEO. W. RHEEM,
Saddles, harness & trunk manufacturer
-OnSeoond ttiMt. immodianlr oierU. D-Wauoa’a
Dm* B'orr, riffl, 80, IBW.
CHAMBERS & KLEPFER.
tjmiEELWRIGHT b CIIAIKMAKERS. bo.-Brhl£
VV poll, i'lk.towothtp. D*o. 1851.
C. KRATZER,
Merchant and lumber dealer— comoi of
Front nod Locust streets—Clenrftold. .
Ueo. 89,1851.
JAS. ALEXANDER,
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER—In btinow .hop
oa Market street, near Merrell'i hotel. Deo. «t). 1851.
JOHN 11. HILBURN,
BOOT and SHOE MAKER.Second street, nearly opposite
A. K. VYrighUrore.ClonifieJd.Pa. April 16.185 L
JAMES lIOLLENBACH,
BLACKSMITH. on Third itreet, between Market and
Walnat. Clearfield, Pa. AprlUG, 1862.
HENRY LORAINE,
PHYSICIAN and DRUGGIST, on Maitnlitroat, onpatlta
hi. [uldoacp. Ulunrfiold. Apill Id. IHSU,
JOHN W. SHUGERT.
WAGON MAKER, corn.r of Third and 1-oooit ttreel.
Uloarflild. Repairing done to order. April. 16. *6a.
g £ o RI chaRDS,
tTIASHIONABLB’ T AILOU—W«.I ond ol Shaw'•Row
1 DD.’.oirt— Clearfield, Dec. dl). IBS..
0. B. MERRELL,
riOPPER. TIN b SAEET IRON WARE MANUFAG
TUKEiI—At Boiiiel’.old .land on Mnt*el »tra.t—Clear
TieliL Doc, flu, IBM.
THOMAS MILLS,
COACH AND SLEIGH MAKER, on Third meet, bo
tween Marketand Locust, Clearfield. Pa, Aprillh. 6«>
HURXTHAL & BROTHER,
Merchants mm lumber dealers, Woodland
lo l OHica, Biadford Ip., Cl.arOeld co. Aprjll7, SJ.
11. P. THOMPSON,
PHYSICIAN— May be found either at hit office, orat Sco
field's hotel—Curwcmvtlla—when not not Drofesstonully
abieot. Deo.yy.lWt.
DR. R. V. WILSON,
HAVING removed bis Lffice to hia new dwelling on. Sa
oond street, will promptly answer n'l piofe«»ional oalli.
a* heretofore Cioarfiieid. Jane 18 1863.
SAMUEL B. TAYLOR,
I-iANNER. and BOOT nndSUOB MAN(JFACTORER
, l),‘c VS. Idol
MRS. ELIZA IRVIN,
Extensive retailer of foreign and do
ico.ticMcrclranU.zo—Bail end of State.trs«t—Cnrweni
vi,it. Dnc.Bo. lbSl.
FREDERICK ARNOLD,
Merchant and produce dealer. Luihenbari
Clearfield 00., I'e. Aprill7,lBsll.
DAVID SACKET,
C'IABINEr AND CHAIR MAKER, Locust *t.. between
S B*oond and Third, Clearfield, Pa* . April lu, 1832.
A. L. SCHNELL,
TAILOR— Luthersborg.—will do hii work justas good and
at cheap, ai any other fellow. Deo. *8,1961.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Oflicoadj lining hieretidenoeon
Second itreet oppoiiuthe reiidenceot Gor. Uir ciCiear
,IcH I April 17. IMU .
DR F. ANTES CANEIED.
1 1 AVlNCinnrobaied the property and situation ofDr.O. P.
|1 lluOPd. tenders hia professional service* to tha ci'iains
of FRENCH VILLE and vioinity.—Office one door east of
LG*J Z;i' Store. June 24, 1£63.
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
Merchant »od produce dealer. Lnthenbnr*.
Ciear'ield county, Pa. April 17, 1352.
ROBERT McNAUL,
O’INNER—AI the JLD STAND in Cnrwenivilla.
A IMc.3¥.lBM-
RICHARD MOSSOP,
Retailer of fore.on and domestic mer
chandise b LIQUORS—At BTjler b Co’., old
stand. AUo,on the westside of 2d street, Deo UU.1851.
\VM, P. CHAMBERS,
WHEELWRIGHT, CHAIRMAKER. and HOU3B&
SIUHN PAlNTER—Curwensrille.
__ Doo. fc». 1851.
B. F. STERLING,
OADDLE to A ARN ESS-MAKER, and JUSTICE
O [HE PEACE—Curwensville. Dec JD. 1861.
J. L. CUTTLE,
\TfORNEV AT LAW and LAND AGENT,OIIIce ad.
jo b.U* hi* rt-rdenc**, on Market street,C'eailielrt.
Mareh 8,1851,
JAMES BIDDLE GORDON,
ATTORNEY ATLAW.Cieartield. Pa—may be consulted
in Frenoh or Herman. Mar lb. It>M.
L. R. CARTER,
A CENT for the tale of STOVES. MILL-GEARING and
CASTING* ol all kinds Aho. MAR IRON a NAILS
Th’ouiia* Machines. Plows, Actiouliura! Implement* &o,
on B«2on<J street. nader be Printing Office. mh. 17 M
RICHARD GLENNING,
BOOT and SHOE MAKER,caa be found at h i shoptwo
doors can ol the Toil Utlice, where be has constantly on
hand a large assortment bjtb el home and city raaoaiacture.
Jnly b ItM.
J. D. THOMPSON,
BLACLSMITfI. Warons, Bugsies, &e„ bo . ironed on
short ootloe. and the very best it)le, at hisold stand ia
ina borooah ofCarwensviJle. Deo. 1.9, 1859.
LEVER FLEGAL,
BLACKSMITH, Lolhersborg.Pa , will attend ioallbosi
ness in h<s line, and will also famish WAGONS, RUG*
UlKd. Ac . very cheap, and manufactured in thebest style,
aod warranted. Aug. 7.183 i.—y.
ISAAC SMITH,
Merchant, and deader in lumber and
Country Produoe*eoerally—Btatescree«. between Cherry
and Looost—Corweasvillo. Deo. SO, IUSI,
THOMPSONS, HARTSOCK, & CO.
IRON-POUNDERS —Curwea.vilie. An extensive assort
meat of Castings made to order. Deo. <l9. 1851.
THOMAS H. FULTON, & CO.,
MERCHANTS, aedextensive dealers, and Mannfaomteii
ol Lumber, Raid Hills. July 23,1852.
ELLIS IRWIN & SONS,
AT the mouth ol Liok Run, 6 miles from Clearfield -
MERCHANTS, and extensive Lumber manolauiurers.
June 18, IB6J.
GEO. W. ORR,
BLACKSMITH— In his now shop on Third Strert, soutl
Maiket, Clearfield. Pa. May 1,1858
L. JACKSON CRANS,
ATTORN BY-AT-LA W—can be found at the office form
ally occupied by G. R, Raima, on Second Street Clear
field Pa. June 8,1863—pd.
DR. GIBBONY F. HOOP,
HAVING chanced his residence srom FrencbviUe to Ky*
larsville.in Murrir township, respectfully offers hit rex*
vicoitotbosurroondingoomraunily. June JO. 18J3j
JAS. B. GRAHAM,
POST MASTER. MERCHANT and DEAFER IN LUM
HER—Grahamton, Bradford toownibir*,
Deo 97.1881.
DR. S. L. COBLE,
PH YBIOI AN—reeULnoeone mile east of Clearfield Bridge—
will attend to All calls on tbe shortest notice,
Sept 16,1850.
GEO. B. GOODLANDER,
W AGO MAKER—Luthersburg. Work done to order
on short notice, and on good terms, Dec 28, *ot.
A. IC. WRIGHT,
Merchant and expensive dealer in ,lcsi
HER— Second street, one door south of his residence—
Cl Wield. Peo-gMSM.
WILLIAM BLACKSHAIRE,
Cabinet and chair maker, and. house & sign
PAINTER—ono door sonth of the Presbyterian Uhuroh,
Seo9kd street,Clearfield, Pa. . Aprll'ld,lßsU,
GEORGE WILSON;
DRYSIOtAN—Mar bo Rond nUili otßco In LUTHERS
ST BURG, when not absent oo professional pusJnen
( 1 . > 1 i ) 'Feb W. *Bs*.; t •
AUGUSTUS WEITMAN, ■'" •'
/T*ARPENTEU-oan ba Load *t hi. tew. ■ tpp n.e'Jho
V> corner of Markot and Third struts,'where WINDOW
SABU; and olhei work, la bii linn will be menulaoluwd in
thobeiLtjle. Match 17.18ia-lr. .
JOSEPH H. BRETH, •
DLAORHMITII, ol NEW WAaJHINOTON.CIeaiaeId bo..
U when nil kloili of work liaoae In hi, lin.ufbiujMuon
the shortcut notion and most reasonable 1
: WALT. GILBERT,: ,
M.E.'W
DB^SICIAN—d alt kit ruMioo* In
iUwrtMTltlr, wb*»lwHptp<»»loitaUj*bM*tj :
, MARKIAUE. - ■ >
Uapphiess and Competence.
WHY IS IT T
THAT we behoMmsny females, soaroa in tho “(ridUll Ol
,tfe. broken in health,and iplrita with a oompiioatfon pi
diierseiand ailments. depriving-them of tha power to* tnm
enjoyment ot lire at an a*e wheh pbyitoai hea tb, booyancy
ol epiijie/and happy oereaitv of mind, arising from ,a. ooa<U*
lion of health ihonld be Predominant.' •
Menyolth# cansna ot heranfleripgt’at first—pernapa fain !
before, during girlhood, or the first yeflre of per Bj^rnlgo* -
wore In their.ongia tolightai to pauonno'istU, -
,1N AFTER YEARS.
When-too late to bo boecliited by’oor knbwledge,’wo'ook
back nod mourn, and regret the lull conteqoenoe of oir
** Whatw'ould we nit often give to poesou Ia early life the
knowledge: we obtain io after year*. And wha* days and
■rgh'eof .nngaiin -we m'ght have beenspiffed, If tke aoowL
edge was llmelyjpoiteiscd. It is n
MEANLHOLLY AND BTARTUNO
To behold theiloknesi and.iniretlngendirfed tj.inaiiyßwlfb
Rr many years. Irom oaases .simple anil, oontrolable easily
remedied—o; beUor shll—not incurred, if ©very
WIPE AND MOTHER
Possessed the Information contained inn IHtlo volume,twlthig
tho ieach of all) which weald epare lo herself
YEARS OP MISERY,
And to her hn.bnnd Iho oomlanl toil Bad an.lelr of niiid.
neoossaniy devolving upon him from slckaesiot the wife,
without giving him theopportaa H ofMQnlriii* lhatoompj*
tence which hil«>xenimis aroentuled.l nod Ihe pMsettionot
whioh would secure tho happiaeuqf himseJl, wife end call,
dren.
SECURE THE MEANS OP HAPPINESS 1 i
Cjr becoming in lime potiessed of tbe knowledge, */*•■
or which has cauitd.iho ilckncu and poverty of ibousand*.
In v>ow2of loch coft.oqueoces, no wife or mother isecxasea
if •i.eneglectslonvailhoiseirofthat knowledge m respeetto
herself, wbioh won Id spare her much saflorine, be the meflai
of happlneti end pmpcriiyto her husband, and cooler upon
ret children that blessing above ail prio©—healthy ~T
with healthy minds. Thut knowLdge is contained tn a nine
woik entitled
THE M ARRIEIJ WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DR. A. M. HAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR uF DISEASES OF WOMEN,
One. Hundredth Edition,2Bmo.pp, 250, Price 50cli,
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Medicines which never fail to give Satisfaction
And ore used tiy many Physician* in their Practice.
Dll J a uusE tin Honorary mtintar of tbs PhiUddphii
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ootmoand cooanhatlon *HhlhOie dnUOiufaheJ Phyiioioai,
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thatelO/ and be.og lolioileaby thouiandrol hUpotloaUto
not op hia Preparation*, he now often to the P*{*ho.»*UMi
raaalt of hi» experience Fottba pail thlity yean, lha folloir*
iqg valuable fn uiljr mepiciaer. each one tutted toaapeclAo
diicrflM. „ ,
Dr J. S. Rose’* Nervone and Invigorating Cordial.
The Greatest discovery Id MeetcaH3o»ancfr—For all Mwvoos
Cooditionot the syitem—Ueart uea»a and Netrom Com.
nfain'i. The astonishing and hsppy effect of Ur KoseJeWeie
tou> Cordial. for diseases of iheileart. Falpi laUoa Numb-*
nw. RmaljJla. Nsrrocu Tremor of the Muso ee..lleMUinia.
Flatulency. Pain in Hie Face. Wakefulness. Ue«Ues«ieu, or
for Mlop or Body worn down by care, labor, or study, nae
induced many physicians lo ate it in the r preeUca. For a
weak comritotioo it 1> a food ie»torer ;it oomptatety remov*
from the system al I ncivonumtations. and Is alraostlmlracn*
on iin its rapid and bappy effect. Tha weak and the nervous
ara tcraaenUv restored to parfeot haailh before using one bpl
la. Price fitlycantt.
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER.
A valuable Spring Madloina for Pniiffip* the Blood hto
Pa found Ip I>R, HOSK’dBABSAPApiLLACOMPOUNIf.
I'hir preparation umade of fresh Honduras Sarsaparilla, end
co in breed with otqer ingredients to reader Uth«> very bm.
Blood Purifier made. As apimc and Summer Medicine, or
Diiak it is palatable, refreshing and medicinal, tl is atsoefn*
oaciouiin enriching die Blood,curing alßkm Emotions bid
UueaiM Scrofulous gofes.Vo&£realUi*eaiei. audand iti b 2
effects opoa the constitution. Dro.sical tfwtlingt. Hheuma
i ti,tn Irons Me.coiv, Biles. Old Sores. Kidney Md B adder
Adeotioas. and railing up a weak and broken oonwtltunoa
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"““‘“do you suffer with any pain ?
ir.on do. 1H DR. RU£*E’B FAIN CUHER. U cora.
Toothache. Bore Throat. Bar ache Stiff Nook,.or Poa» 1* the
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aoh or Bowels, Cure* Chilblains. Corn* nod any liriutroa on
thefoct It nets like ao-iaim lor Pains in the Side. Li mbs. or
Backhand from Übecmatiim Bom a iuddea <old. it umagi
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Liver Diseases. Dyspepsia, ond Billons Uibns.
It Toor UVor is deranged voor skin will be Tel_ow . Dee-
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ahead of all olhor Wli.n Uielr f ood .lleoU.
eSri'REB FROM MERLUHY. _ ...
ALSO —Dr J Rose's Alloralivoor Blood Fiirili*
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ium. Liquid HiA Tonic, Whooping tough Syrup,
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Hose’s Compound Syrnp of fellow Dock Root.
mills i, s FDiIELY VROUrPAULbi OOMPOUNU. smj
-1 tiftcally prepared from the best Hoots and Uerbsof ine
hjatera Medica. and has gained kite universal reputation for
the following efieoCT. viz: - . .. . n . M _
Uegulaiing ood Str.Qngihoiung Iho liver and Djge«*
iivu Organ*, and clensing tho Siomach Bo tv elj,
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