Clearfield Republican., September 09, 1853, Image 4

Tllll'K AND THIN SOWING. I BUSINESS DIBECTOIIY fllf PiKAitPirin rn i : - J
The proper quantity of seed to sow P c, I - InnEtlUltl OE LLEAKFIELI) 10. | Copper, Tin & Shed Iron-Ware!
«m> is h nwiior of jiiuchjmportunccin ng.; GEO. B. GOODLANDER, I £ y ‘ _ ,**4.
riculture, and consequently, much diller- Wot* don* io order
r • .. • * . •o’ "‘"V 1 UJUCr * ,** oft(hoit notice, nudoncuodlormt,* Dm 8».>ol, ) ) £* il L tg\s3f£EF
enco of opinion exists on the subject. I —— if %
f. Iti.Greatßritnin thepointof iliicknndthin «»„ WRrGHT, fiCj? \w I
f invg hns pcrhpps been discussed M®
•iiDn with us; and after so much h.vesti- [ LJ ~jj ,1 v m Mfe^i
gjjjion.cftefc system hns its strenuous and j ami uiuiu make*. aid imuau a sign '
satisfied advocates. Before the day of j #r Uw Pmb &h Ll l&‘ ; hSßj| I »
Pavia, Modi., Unstable, and other now —: “,r “-77-- — -----
hghts, the amount of seed sown iuSling. I ~l A^ii;,o U jL h UI LSO.\, |
land, was generally ol wlient, 2 bushels 1 P nuuo, whon not nimmi on iiwiiuSaSi'ilMwni! 11,113 ' TMT AUD Tip AtP t TP (Hi T w
barley «i, and oats 4. These gentlemen . n “J«__ ! y
however, showed that by undor-draining,! „ A L r^ Uii lUs WHITMAN. I O. B. MERRELL
subsoiling, and high manuring, n largo) I
crop might bo obtained from one peck of!«ft n y t° lho ' Wl " k “'‘““ ““ iD :
wheat per acre. This was considered a TOSRIMJ H ntJRTPr ~ ,>^|« r <'or.for
wonderful result, and tlm number of bush- rrr.ACKSMmi. „i ,\i;vv vvAsiiiwiiTi)N.ui«,neid 00 op P a ' Tin ' Shcrl-L on and Japanned
r; ,d bo r ,r cd 10 thc f „„. d
country by tno ndoption of their sowing ! ■ Mnr so, iBo3. Mown miho interior of ihe Bute
system was calculated, and a great pa rudo Old Brass and Copper
made of the result. But while it WUS true wn” b ° , ° konM lh » I"*l>b«i prioej iu eidtu&BO for work or
that a good crop could bo obtained by a tsrMendim done loonier,
peck of seed per ncro, if it nil grow and
did well, it wns found that in n certain num
ber of acres there wero somo that did not
do welly from tho seed not germinating,!
winter-RHling, &c., and (lie loss sustained ' I 1 LEGAL,
by such failures more than counterbalance- BK"'.!indmu\?w l J^oirh 1 WA(?otls“ l m?o
-cd tho profit by saving thc seed; and tho , «i™~»!:rr #!^
conclusion arrived ut was that it is neens- j ISAAC SMITH
savy to sow much thicker than the actual I JVTEBcriANT. and iikai.ku im uimheh anu
requirements of the plan, demanded, on 1 US’ i.oX% I l X»7i°r ,
purpose to secure n good crop in all ca-! ll A ti'Pcjrir’ir / on
SO that, as is usually th.o case, :
‘happy medium is genoially adopted, and 1 m6llt o f mnn«. nude 10oniir. liao.hi. isji. ,
rwo bushels of wheat per acre would bo 1 THOMAS 11. FULTON, A; CO. i
ahout the average quantity of seed sown ' d = ak ''*' Maoui’^urc. ;
m Great Britain. : 1 ,
It is generally considered that from a ELLIS IRWIN & SONS, I
pcclt ton half bushel less seed is required | .. m u^(^n o u',ri J ,r
when drilled in, than when sown broad- T
east. In Canada, especially irrtho lower
Providonce much- more seed is sown per
acre, ofwliont, barley and oats, than with
as, and indeed wo have often thought that
our farmers are most 100 sparing of seed
especially of oats and barley.
yVhpn wheat is drilled-in, wo consider
tfiat ono andn half bushels per acre are suf
ficient if tho soil rs rich and iho seed well
put in; hut when sown broadcast, we should
always prefer two bushels and in many
eases twq and a half bushels would bo
none too much.
"A loss quantity of seed would often pro
'foefi fls-goqd n crop, but wc consider it not
best- to- run-'the risk of loosing half or even
part of a crop, for the suko of an o.\tra
peclt’or two, of sepd per aero.
ft is argued on tho one bandy that if tho
soil is very ferrito, the plants will grow
«nuqh stronger and branch out cousidcra
bty; and if fherb is too much seod sown’ (
rtjb. plants will still branch out, and being j
too thick on the ground they will grow up
ffhu and ifto crop lost.
..Others say that if the soil is poor and
destitute oi a largo amount of fertilizing
matter, it is certainly bad policy to Increase
tho number of plants to consume—that a
niuch wiser plan Would bei to have fewer
flauU, and let eachofthese have sufliciont
fgod,«ndho perfectly developed, and not
Imvo a Inrgo number,none of which can be
properly matured from lack of necessary
ingredients. This appears good reasoning
and i» perhaps correct ml ho case assumed;
but it'is not the true poiut at issue.
If the soil does not contnin sufficient in
gredients for a crop of wheat, it should not
be sown at all; for it is very doubtful if,
such case, tho phials- would thrive nnd
db wolL: Even though they wero planted
bo ftr'hpart as to givo them tho required
amoonf of ingredients in the soil.
The point to decide, is whether n soil
that will produce a crop of wheat of 20 or
2i> bushclsper acre, requires more or less
seed than ono that will produce 36 or 40
bushels per acre.
In such a case, wc decidedly think that
the'rich land would requiro the least seed,
for the reason that it would grow so much
stronger and bushier than on compnrrtive
)y poor soil.
fhe Peach Tree Borer.
Thlsr beautiful insect, so destructive to
our peaPli trees, is now not unfrequently
loßifl met with—tho malo and fcmulo of
which differ so much ip their color and
other markings from each other, that it re
quires a nice discernment to identify them i
ns belonging to the species. They com
mence to emerge in their perfect form
from the tree, at the present time, and con
tinue to do, so until October, after having
remained o year in the larva and pupa
Mate. Ap this is the period in which they
deposit their eggs, it becomes necessary i
frtr the cultivators of tho peach, to bestow
some little attention to their destruction.
Theireggs are deposited on the body of
the Idee hear tho surfaco of tho ground,
ftohl'tth'eiteb iho lurya, upon being hatch
ed,penetrate into the roots and pro
dt|ce;|ll)ei,r devastpting effects. A single
individua} ih (he fall of the year, merely i
WUir a common trowel, may destroy great'
numbers of them when in this state, by re
movjng'the carth near the roots, and then
pibtf. mem but. They may readilv be
distinguished by the gum which exudes
f&fr) the places of their concealment; but
the most efficacious method recommended
iBjitQ.i)f6veht them from depositing tho
eggtt *his may bp done by wrapping some
substance about the base of the trunk,
carefully burying its lower edge, to pre-
Ventlhem from crawling under, but not
sb'tiglftad to prevent tho growth pf the
free,; and .should this rapper contain somo
BbjttOtrt substance, such us tobacco leaves,
do much tho more effectual ( .will be the’ at
tempt, ‘
¥'-~
,'o Farmers. —Whoever will apply
ointmbni. made of gunpowder, brimstone,
and common grc-aso behind thd hack of
their lambi) Will bo sure of having them
preserved from all kinds of vermin. The
quantity,necessary to ho made usb pf is so
sttpijl, {hat six-penny worth is sufficient tq
tp dress upwards of UOO lambs. \ '
,'v'cars.a tight boot is likely
b o narrow understanding!- v
WM. T. GILBERT,
BLACKSMITH, Ip (toll towDihln. M thi> Cron Homl.
bora M’dhici Mill o Now Wulimolon, soil
irom Lhrit nrecfc lotha liivrt-whore >ll oalli In hll lino wll
be promptly attended to. Msrdi j, IBiJ.
M. E. WOOD,
PIIYSICTAN-Mny alwart bo fuu.il at bli rnildonce In
Lurwenaville, when not profottioualiy absent
Lieu 111 IHoU,
GEO. W. ORR,
,boi>o » •new">
* rm„„ L ' JACKSON GRANS, j
A h V-A ] -liAW-cnu Bo found al th* oIU ’o form 1
/£* Pm OCC “‘"° J b/ lJ K - Uorrrnt, on Hecond Ntrcol Hem- :
— J linn 8 IK>3—pd ’
DR. GIBBON Y F. HOOF,
chanced hit rrtMensc m.m branch*i.fc -o Ky.
vlcdi o iVi ln’/rnn^V/ 11 ' loMfn>h, i*- ■»«P> ctfullr often hi. rer
Vica» tOOicnnoaodinc QQinmonUy. Jono Id. ihM.
jas: B. GRAHAM;
P t !fri:^i?' 8 . 1 i. E ' 1 : hlLltUil AN7 onil DLAL'EUIN LUM
liLilt“<irahamton, JJradford toown.hip.
DR. S. L. COBLE, ' ~
P"JIM!,H I ,o,Vr„T: ,1 "ir on ri. mi '” t » ,t of Clearfield ltriilco
win attend 10 nil call* on the tbortnt notion,
_ Hapi 16. '.BU.
WM. p. CHAMBERS,
SSX- " d ~OU3K*
B. F. STERLING,
SV.YJHL?, AM5 NF ’ 3;3 ;EK • a,,d JUSTICE
*- 1 '**" 1 i.ufwen.vtMe. |V O yy mftj
J. L. CUTTLE,
AT LAW anil LAND AHENT, Oflioa ad.
■M jo n.dg hurca deocc, on Moikei .Irani,OivnflteM.
March 3,1833.
JA MBS BIDDLE GORDON,
'VT • tiJ*wlMd, J'a—may bo ooninlted
in Fioochof German. May 16. 16*3.
L. R. CARTER,
A < f'ißsiMf. l i #, p Bl f.^ B T oV£a * MILL-CEAMMO and
ofal kind*. AJ«o. IiAK IRON & NAILH
'J* Machine*. Piotr*. AaucuUural implement. &o
on baoon.ifuoct, under ha hinting Olfica. mb 17 ’S
RICHARD GLENNING,
BUCT and BIIUK MAILER, can be found al biaihoDtwo
doot. eaatol the Toil l mice, where ho ha. ooa.tanuy o?
n °°j u *;°afTrSr 1 '“° < ‘ l “ h'' l *’* l homo °“ J olt * manaiactoru.
J. D. THOMPSON,
100 *. Uaielo*. Sto.. St c . Ironed on
£?. d X?' 1 be,t “»*•. snold itnnd in
Ui« borough of On* weni villa. Ltoc.
THOMAS MILLS,
ptOAO’ll AND al.KKill MAltt.lt, on Third ..rent, be.
Vs tween Market end 1.00n.1, Cteerbtld. Pa. April™ '6J
BURXTIIAL & BROTHER,
H Ui “iI ;U pEALEIW. Woodland
I 0 tOlbce. Uiadiord tp.. Clearfield ca. April 17. ’6U.
H. P. THOMPSON,
l,e found either at hi, office. or nt 800.
, "f W • ImUjl—Curwnuville—nhoa not not protenionillr
Dec. iiy Pj6i.
DR. U. V. WILSON,
HAVING removed hn l flioo lo hie new dwelling on. 80.
i h 2? n .lr ~redt * promptly QQtwer a'l ptoferiiouel call*.
M heretofore Oleorflieid. Janeib lHt&
SAMUEL B. TAYLOR,
tiUOT al “ 1 dIIUE MAW V)^ ( rrap-
MRS. ELIZA IRVIN,
E X J« f . : .^ B AI llfc f T AlI i .liU lII' I’OKKIDN AND DO-
J-Jmeit.c Wcrolwmliio—lnutend or Stole. trnel-ty’urwciu
Dec. Bt>, 1051.
'' FREDERICK ARNOLD,
MS*. 1 ! 1, ‘“‘.'l ‘‘KWUUCJS HEADER. LulhewfiaTl'
LJ± l-l,:» liu,.luo,.j'a. , AprifAr'ftL
DAVID SACKET,
OAMINET AND CHAIR MAKER, Loou.t at., bolween
w BtfjoaU ami fluid, Ldca/field, l*u. April 16. ldo4.
A. L, SCHNELL,
TAILOK-~LuthM<bttrc.-»wUJ do liia worfcjjtt ni good and
ft« cheap. ii« any other fellow. i>«o. ay, |Bjl.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
i-A W. Office adjoißipg liii reiidence on
*X BecooJ Ur eel OpporiteihereddcDceuf Gov Dig erCicur
•iiiiiL April 17. iHfiy
DR F. ANTES CANFIED.
[npi u “' ch " 1 f d ."l« propsrty sod litualio. of Dr.Q. P.
PKKNrri vii i" 1 ? 6 '' V ra f‘ ,llo ‘ 1 " 1 loe. <o »>’ alien.
l*l I’i'/.'h, V ILLK aud vtaiouy.—Ollice one door aa>l of
Lin t-, Store. JQuo uj, lass.
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
ROBERT McNAUL,
r £\VNNEB—At the JED STAND io Cnrwooiville.
Poc.at. 1851
GEO. YV. RHEEM,
S-l) > n l s£?n'nH A |* N P® h ™UNK MANUFACTURER
d * l ' ,mme ‘ l| aio | y OYorC. I) Wation'.
V r °*.? °. m . r>no. ao, iBsa
CHAMBERS & KLERFER.
W 1!,P 1 1.'P Iti,l L, Si CHAIRMAKKRB. Sro.-Brld.
T » port 1 ikocovraihlp. fjt o .l», 1861. “
c. KRATZER,
MERCHANT AND LUMBER DEALER—Corner or
dYA Front and Locuit iireeu-CJoaifteld '
; ' Deo. SP. 1851.
JAS. ALEXANDER,
S A on , if«?. A . NI, , l,Ali ?. Eiaa MAKEtt-lnhlinew «hop
QPMarkoUtfeoi.neariHorfeH’ghotol. Deo.iJy, 1B6!. -
JOHN H. HILBURN,
UAK .EH. Poop Od moat. aoorlropiiotlte
A. K. WrlafiUr.ore, Clear Held. fa. April 18.1863.
JAMES lIOLLENBACH,
S''" 1 *"<*'. twlwoen k ali t and
Walpot. Cleftrfiold.Pa. . Aprlllo’ids2.
HENRY LORAINE.
pil YBICIAN and DRUGGIST, on Mnrkentreat.oppoalte
L lu> iMldonce.Uloarfield. April 18. 1863,
JOHN W. SIIUGERT.
comorof Tlilu and Ltoa.l tlreot.
Uenintlu, Repairing dono to order. April »/w
GEO. RICHARDS,
ena R* BhaW»» Row
* uo»tair«—Clearfield. Deo. SU. 185..
„ THOMAS SHEA,
F A » N m AU V E ™LUK-.r. B h.w>. Uow, on Msrkt*
1 ,lr * Q MniiQe<liat.lyorortlio p 0 «t Oc U -t:i.nlj?l‘l
: ■ • 000. BUBSI. .
TUKOOUNTV CUMMiaaiONERB •
W aem*rn&“tl2VJ^ TUß,, \ Y ! h « ’i'ilXltUdaror
Commlttßi'ciiOflXj».7^^l§£ OB k A Nuliß.Cirak,,
(Jlen'fii*! I. May 4. 185:).
VALUABLE SAW-MILL PROPERTY, ~
Timber, Timber Land and
i Ir*m ©re ffoa* §Jafie J
,ho followinc deioribod volnnlile
M. uLAb baTAI ti vix:
i\(>, | . Tho ouo yndlvldiKl half port oT n TRACT
.. . u *‘ oontaininy 10bnorm, orroore,lit*
nJiM annon . Cro ®^. w,,,c, l. ,f J‘*» Üb o reo CWre
nndClurufivfd coaotmi. Moit of this trnot it tillablo land
tuidntmof tt well timbered with White i*lnn
ft©. 2. T be nadtvioed half part of n Tract of
i nml miinini- ,i* i^aml, olio ylluato on Moilinntton creek,
ttoi tt rJ naraol piece of land, comuinc 4OT
Kl* SiiT.'ii • 1 h .r r ® 11 * roQt W «*OT-P«»wer on thi. tract, the 1
' Ml! T,n ii A»*i n !lenl I ' l °. i r er J 1 0r a Pome and Ho (ling.
o*c ilnnlv nl ld 1 . ,I , U A KU:, . nUU h °. T,lr ' M Mll ° UooCiD whlOfl
, oanli of wM.df f n" t> ,% nil>iy ,nto Shannon on thU tract.
?. 2 if-. vv 10,1 from one to two good null aeata. Thorn
if.? •i ,ril ta, o,n®wljr built Genrod Baw»Mi!l 18 feel wheel on
I! i i‘V” o .!' Power of thu Three Milo Run The Torn"
tieol Tlwf rhi? UlCn ! n,!l ' ~“ i / e loill“ Panel throuch (In.
I «°d 1.-. Ju l 'i.ii, r c ,° 'I 01 ,'!, ll “‘ olaoe h> Umo.llle, on tho
ll.VT.ri i 1 " nlt JP * n,lo »- i o Julian Furnnui nod
. l ?,‘“ !' nl , il “- The dl.ionoe to Iho j
m,l£ d TheM “ le “ < '“ th ibtt “ «“• bir |
Vein of Iron Ore on this Tract,
And wltho 69 or 89 rod. of waterpower. Thl. f. tho niece
jpokoa ol by r/ofeitorHojrer*.ln hji Geoto*;wil KcportoMMl
whore he «ayi “riix mile, north ait of PhSiilioiri on the
1 .haloof loraiMiun Xt. luimrdfmoly b»*
low the conglomerate o) formation Xll." too . tao —and cloi
e» ht. remark, by layine, , , i'hi> place is worthy ofa farther
nfli U f". ,1 T- . U'IfJMIOUS C(,A , nnd the betPu! TIM
* .p ' nre aband’int tn tho neighborhood
‘JV,m‘i V".!'- , "' 1 "» Indj.pa lit h o lit:,.
gtvu.l. Apply Jo the .ulxcrlborm nuc. loulb of Cnnveu*.
.o“joTn B THUMAB "u"? P*..-or
?'/ u iJotonville, Centre county i’a
1 U.. J—or to Ua.ld Ull.cr, who raldi. on lhi
ISsiW‘»lL<rg , s fF®ir OaflQo
I will aim .oil from FOUR HUVDHF.I) t 0 ONE TIIOUB
- wlll «"l“ Hood dual cl I'nni.el
i'h ii ~,e, Rb . oa ' on ° 111 • «!*>*■. Or lioft'a
n.l l oD lhonvor hill and about iiR mileiabora Mr. Uiren’i
ml!. The nrer t« wide here, soil li.ey caa be driven. <ji
V *,? ®kojo taill. 'l’hete loci oan be pul Into Ute
livei for Idilhao #3 CtfperM loet botuii. ol any lime.
WILLIAM U. IiUTLER.
lino SI. lE-51.
Jauo (6. 1863.
rh B ‘*L ?nC a ,, r r !o* e lr,*noor” will Imert tho abavo three
JJ uw om umjt iho Intier pjrt relation to «ow Jon—«*«ul iho
J,i *i IJomournt' 1 will .norMhn |»»rt olihe above relating
UDcj * a ° oi * awr °*** lh,ed UtntM * rend their DilliiolhU
Hoc, gi. 1851.
PIIII.AOKLi'IIU
M EDICAL U OUSE.
Ealoblinliei! 18 ycnrs ojo by Dr. Kinkemu, N.W
cornerofTbird nmJ Union Utrecht, between
nm) l'ine Ms., PliiJmlelphia.
IGHTKiiN youuof extemiee anil aniolerrnuied practice
*£•]** l ["**e*»r.. have remle-et Dr. K ti.e acoit expert
aod socoeulai piaoliUaner. far and near, in (ho treatment of
- .l* Private nature. Pe ioni afflicted with oiccn
or Pan* a the head or bones, max*
SSSt.r[/i*“ matlfin » finotnrca. *ravcj, (llteaio* a riling f f jm
V® I l }\ tu leacoMtaorlmpunueiol'thebood. whereby the con
ill. uiion ha» become enfeebled, are all ixealod with iuccoio.
».«« ‘ ,e,, Dr. K..may r<ii.
a, iw>?i“S d .u3 'Shaoin*. t,nik,,n,n - cmi
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICES.
■aonff tfleji who,have Injured iheouolvetby a certain pxao
bnbit troqneotlr toned fronv erjl com
i tt * •cA»°oil. etre<3t. ol which era nil;till/ (eh. ortD
both mind end bod». ihould npplr
immediatety. Weakneu and Ci-mtitu ionnl debility. Utiol
i?r?tMdh/» C ifH r i*^ii I,h,tical and general proitxatioa.
irritability ami all nervous affection*. indigettioa. tluciiih
ani * °™J. dlioaio In any way connected with
he dixordmoftha procreative function* cured, and foil vutor
icsiorou.
HEAD.
YOUTH AND MANIIQOD!
A Vigorous Life, or a Premature Death.
Kiukolin on Self-Preservation—Only 24 cents.
, Thl» Rook juit publiihad it fillod with uiefol Information, on
the tnnrmatiea and duea<e of the Gunorntive Urgant, it ad
drcu.-jiuellahke to Voulh, Manhood and Old and
inoaid bo read br all.
The valuable ajriuaaml impreaaJva warning it civet will
lunrUoTflvee “ “ rjr and -are nnnoujljthou.
l*arentt br Tending It willJearn how to prevent the deatruo
ion of their Children.
.conti. onolqrp'! letter, addreueJ
to Ur. KINKKUIN. N. W. oornurof riiirJ and Union ilrveU,
between Spruco and Pine; Pblladeldhla. will emur« abook
under oov« r per return mail.
lertoni at a diitauco mar addreu Ur. K. br lellor. (poit
paid,] and bo cured at home.
Package! o! Modicinei, Ulrectioni.&o., forwarded hr rend
n?i a, L* n J ,t A® ,ICe v. pul °P leo ire from damace or euHoiity
tii*ok«dellpri, Newi Age ii, Pedion Unnvuucr!. and all
other* lupplied with the above *oifc at very low rates. I
LIST OP TRAVIS JURORS for Sept, term, 1853.
George U. Oats r.rmor p,ko town.hip
NamiiellaUwell do do do
Alirabaro Hatlr do do do
William Price do do do
Nathan (.lever do do do
i I -Norru. do do do
Israel Lanhno do Karihnui do
i i, lhn "allefrjn do Jordan do
I (.oorar Krhard do do do
.Jojeohl'eiter do Morrii do
j'dohn Showaltor do do do
yaor«e ileum* do do do
John Mrtjft; Lumbermia do do
£ t5 r< la ® DaB WhoemihiT CleaiCotd botongb
xL w :, OrT limcktmiiii do do
Wm.Mape* farmer Lawreaoo township
W. K Mu ultlo do do do
John paughtsrtf do do do
I A*** L»ut* Merchant Covington do
oamuel Spencer Farmer Ptun do
h *'• Tailor do do
>Y. a. l’erter Laborer do do
ratnck'Daily Farraoi do do
L,Gallagher Farmer Uauiuie do
John Weaver Merchant do do
Josei’b.Love aco Tailor do do
?, amß ri»t?,. Bhoir r «» n «* Woodward do
DaaielPhiliM do do do
McGhee do Uoll do
do Ferguson do
IhomaiOweaa do do do
rti°i r *i e . m'* ,ob do , , Ueecarla do
7 l J/ Blaoksmitb Hoggs do
JohoGearhnrt Fanner Deuatnr do
John McCutly do ObeH do
iitinry iii(e do Girard do
LIST OF GRAND JDRORS for Sept, torn, 1851
JohnO. Reed Carpenter CorvvenivilU
Jjbnßraini Karmoi lirady
JonpHo:htol do j do
John do \ Girard
James Gallachcr do * Uurnrdo
John MiloheTl do do
Jen# Hatton do
William Michaela do
Jamei Uromuan do
Jacob Peareo
John Tomer
Adam Ge&rhn.t
Abraham Kylar
Jltohar J Oaorer
daathaa Wall
Samuel Mooro
liaao Southard
Win. Bond/
David Hell
John Hhowalter
Juno* Hponcor
J. A. T. Hunter
Andt-rinD Murray
Wiilianx Michael*
Jj Wholesale and Retail Grocery, S
s 5-£^siis>i2?ae3'[iaQai? i epa s
S W,O. iiUV, havißK m,(to nrraucamenii (ocairyoo S
S the \V(IOI.ISsAI,E (iKOUKUy IIUHINKSd In (W S
S ouelphia, the mbioriuer will codUudo to n«cu at the c
S C u^aU° Lfe , t ?/f« lnn, l 6 , t h«t»i.noar.lhePKNN.UAlh ?
C iitjA,L. i l^ ll ’I °, nfl complete auortmoatof J
> GEULEKIhiQ, HACON, LAUD.IIOI'ES. TAU. IR.
S EU r F & JIT ’" ,lrt etliheietdinr nr*
S ti° soi ntr ? t * e *‘^^ , ®o*(uMbi Daitfavon.lie would ask v
* nil old patron* to five him a oall. aihe ii prepared to ?
? wHatpriooithat cannot fa to pleoto. V S
S February 10, 1853,—1y, J/n,EUY, S
For Kent.
T2ppP,"o" nit ACADEMY.
ClearQeld, April 20, irB9, ’ J. B.JIoENAI,i.y.
fiAK-IKON
#ll eorti usd aizei kept oonitnoti, onimtul and for tale
V. P b , y 8.1851. ■ OARTEU. Agent.
; ' COOKING STOVES,
o rngwraa.*™? l "*''
deairch) Sep S. 'M- , CAUTEIt, AiaaL
Oct otie r 97, ibfij.— 7y.
Brad Hard
do
do
do
(to
do
Carpi nter
Lumberman
Fml*r
Farmer
do
do
do
dj
do
Boro’ Clearfield
ituiton
Bell
Decatur
Fill o'
do
Chard
Kartbaua
GOODS.
mHE SnbiCtlbcr would Inform the oillnani or Cienrr.alri
u .‘)W!l y - uuil.lhp oubllo hcitcWull. Iballicbai JUST iifi
(JEfyßl), end I. NOW yi'KMliu, oi the Htarohouto
incily occupied by Wmtb Cotuhcl, nt Morilidnla.a ° 101
Large , Splendid «}* Cheap
Attotlmeul oftloodi, oomiil|nt of every ilj lo nml quality ol
Dry Goods, Groceries, Quccnsware, Cut
lery, Hardware, Bools, Shoes and »
Bonnets, Confectionary,
Clocks tj- Watches.
Alj3o, n Inicuand \Voll (elected aiook of
Ready-Made Clothing, Drugs t|- Medi-\
cines, fyc., fyc. j
W' 0 oCountry Store.
!’* Ii determined lo •eIIUHEAPKH THA.N iiV
BK DLKIJUU Ui'f’JflilßD IN UIjEAItPI BM) OOUNTV
Morrlidnlo, Nov. Id. m?.. *• ÜBKNNEB. ’
Moulelius Brother & Ten EjeJe.
1 u * n / IT l 'k ßr Ifioml*and Uio miblio aoneiallr.
II AniSlln^fi ltlUl Pailaerihip with Uiom, BEN J.
knot I,‘v Wm /l l'U'cbaiod the Hors formorlt
Kept uy vvm. li. blooip, and liaviua united it with thoir
iho”it*a nf° W Jo i ' S lailßcuon »morn citomlvotonleundor
MQNTELIUS, TEN EYCK, & CO.
Where tlior 410 prepared to roll all kind. of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Tin Ware, Hals, Caps, S-c,
. /l ”, ,l u 'r, o , , :yj ! ' ll ' !y mi ? olnr ationtloa to thoir .look of BOOTS
non fcMjObo. ru they keep n«otof the moitrxpctieticcd hontU.
unrl ar« nre,,rire(l to do any kind of worki n that lino of buif*
non. They r.!«o kf*p a tmd woll uiiortod itcoi of
PA TENT MEDICINES.
Suoh at all ol JAYNES’.LOUDEN SiCO’B SI’AI.IRTEBR
OINrMENTVOATfLH
•ini Poi'iin. Wrlcht’i Indian Vc S etablo i'jlls, and all olhorj
Mii.licinoi mnnll/ kept lu ocountry store. A
Curvyenivjlie, reb. ill, 18:2. h
p
JSJVW IRON FOUNDRY;
Machine, Pattern and Blacksmith Shops,
[) ©UsunLotm, F®,
THR tandenieaed would annouaoo to the cftlrens of
Clearfield. and adjoining countioj, thnt hn has oDonctl a
room on beoand street, m the borough of U'earfiold, near the
i JD^ d .^,iWf , R l lSv,' v, ? or ® h 0 ioleniii keeping n
OKNMI A L AbaOUIMLNI* OK (JAHTiNOS, warranted
jo be inudoof rha host mMcrilsf. nrirl at priori* that oaouoi fail
ri r r. Wl ??. ™y<»* »» -M or I ho stock on tlumls :
KJLruN’h iiUl’-AIH OiOKlNt; SI’iVU, foi either
Wood °rUal This Htove /131 pr..boblv tho largest in’ro
duolioa of any clhur iurmoi ih>« I. has supersede-.I *n
I aim '»t ovary county, tho well koowo Hathaway and '/. , v .
iHrstovos. Ilia vaolr nnritiritoud, nod the flties being so
arranged that all can be cleaned without any trouble V„e
peeulinr lonn nod.construction is iueb as to render it the
{?i u Jsi»hi o h«* S*r i * to *i o *- Numerous testiaumiais cuula ;
be oduhd, bnt it is doomed anr euniiary.t
VLJD rU£MIUM WOOKUJG flXOVfiß—M from 18 j
IpVrR'?TP^ r K3-foi ollhcr wood or coal, !
A11\" 11lit* 111 do 1
1,0 a beautifulCjnlStovo. I
VA3K do I
Ktfri" ,]o
FLATK Stovoi—verr cheap.
MANTLh OR A I'M. vlih mmmer pltcet. A largo varicl>
,'m Mii'N «r ( ,tM 1 rom ls to 5» inohe*. 1 *
lI.AIN ANIj UK AM l-.NTAf, RAII.INU • nni i nro
yXr iN if |, * l? ’ r,W: OKll) IHONti. WAFFi*
iP'uiiu WA '» ,,N IH>XBB.t>W:iai|,M,t2D
K,NG * forllnfii.KUAD kUKA.
nMlo!a - C<mw *HEM‘BHB.OUKN AND
Vi AP^iWi^irm'rVi i^ r ! Rd . 1 ’ ,,u< U 8" pot hour .
Jmfiuuj »mi tikl: ni:r!m;i'(A' ; i 0 "" ! *■■ MAN
I ogelber wKQ the aiaal v.nriotr of artluloi kept at Foundry
Ij'-obliihmenti.
Also, Made to Order,
decidedly tha
Isreen Hock. and beat variety ol putter » of any eatablith.
'» western ftuniylvnnia ; MILL DOGS. SHALT
linTJ f'l"/ 011 " 01 w rnoahtiroa t HANGERS,
W ; Koio rind other approved Water
VI LLLB;Wt.O andlRON I.ATHKS; MANDRILLS
furClraiilarSawa. WOOD WIRING ,ttAOHINSS.
Constantly on hunt! and'for safe r
“I,Gy?,• THRESHING MAOHINEB. PL’N
NULK’S LLLbIIRATBH GRAIN DRILLS. 4tc. Sto.
Screw-Cutting.
A oriLed Soraw. with any denied Dumber ol threadi to
the inch, p'ih«riq are or V thread.
I3ra4*, Copper, aod Babbelf* MwtaJ Caitin** made to order
N ATI JAN MVKUB.
Much 4. 1832.—1jr.
To Mill Owners.
oV ifeuSlflM
tcoeha bill, rot all kind* of Mill Gearing, and olher raichtm
'““"'Mol will do wnll to call and M
bsi™ IPatlcrai. and tperataonioflija wotk.
Deters mule* enga* ementi etiawhere. Cauinea will be da!
< W fed \wi ClcarflfiltJ. nnd warranted lobemaSaof
***!*' ftß 3 oKVL 10 a workmanllie maanarTlliv!
ih?J?ri 0 4« «k * order Lathe*, eo<J other ma
omaery tn the tame proportion employing dodo but the but
®, li ,nclh . e !.* r * boat Pie Iron and Ct>al r with many
other adraetagei, ha flatten hjouetflb&thii work will bodone
BI won bi in the boil city ihopi, bo - on the ihorteit notice.
t or particular*. caJl ou Mr. (JAUTBH, Agent.
March 4.1838.—|y NATMAN MYERS.
M. ORPHANS’ COURT SALE. M
Valuable Keal Estate.
BVVlruio 'll in order of the <)rnhnn«'Uoort ot UlearlMd
V. h>h'oerj teim. lain. there will he
expoted to 1 TjHLIC rtALb. at the "llcooerla Mill*,*' in
Tmitn il* v'Vit °" BATIJHIM V Til K
I lIIKII IMi Or tliel JLMHLJv belt tho (ol otvln# .i ai
f. r,t^ d A ' ANI, ‘ '" u,:o *B the caul iownihii> ol
to wit - ctla,#o; J 0111,1 w * WlLLiSK.Ueooa.ctl.
m , A Ji!' 1 ?‘ er<wt of deceared of. io and Co EIGIJTV-
PjINL aurealiMperuhoiof land. aituitaio »aid lowntbioof
P.WW* 11 p ? ,Cof A ,ar * er,racl in lhanameof WitJiam
WL b V!X"t a L a whl;a oak itompe thence eaat 184 perch
ei to a beta oca, ihonoa north 84 pa.che. to a while oak
theoco by land of John lienry Abbe. &U 4 degree* wot 184
Vvn.iS« # l,oi !‘ Uieuae iooth Bdetrea* by land of Tho*.
in V B !l?!f*2*?« ro u? f .i°i !he , P W U * °r, beginning bounded by
modi pi Aaron Weld. Jacob Mjrer*, John Lijbtoeraau Hard*
rnon I huijit, being uaimorov©'.! land, well calculated I n a 1
iuiall farm j be»olI Uor*good quality. aflJbaaum? lira :
b<*r oa :t. suitable foi Lumbering porpotc*. ]
put? attendance will bo given oa the doy of aale bytheod*
mi at lira tor.
„ , „ . TEHIIS or SALE,
une boircuhon ihocoatirniaiion or tJietala. anil tho ttii
ot * »'« '<> be wouioil by juSjirnmt bond and inoil
ta *°- E) OfJel ortlio Couil.
LEONALD WELD. Adm’r.
Jnne H 1833,
BiE.TiI»flE ILL’S HOTEL
CLRAKFIKLD, I’A.
T'lll- lab.cribci ir.oit rctprctfully Inform! theolt'rons of
.4;, oop®<y- and IhstrarollißK public aenerolto.
that ho bar taken the above named HOTEL iltnottd on the
mmiolt'OilMi Market llreeti. in Iho horonob ofC.mr
i h”* 1 ”? 1 m V* '*n?* bn nr*-poredto nccotr.iuodate
bole who may lavor him with their mm. m. No palm will
be •pare I hr iho proprietor to make hli cnr.omori comfortable
11 i. h aV h AH?l* tin? h 14 10 ,ho 1? " rl1 ? m ? r ,U) P wi»h him.
ni FnJdVt i 'll 'y' ll h“ oalplulhr attended to-nml liu TA-
Ul.b and 11AK inputted with .ho beit the market will sflbrd
WM. J. MSMPUILL.
Abauit a. L6W.
STRAW GOODB-SPRING 1853.
STJU \V AND SILK lIONNLTS
STUA IV TUWMINUS and
„ , , A-UriFICIAL flowers,
1 alm-lcar, P onama and every variety of
bummer hats
For Goot'emon : which for Eiteni, v.tlotr and brmnru nr
anYiviuSd!' 6 “ we “ 81 prioc, will “ round
„ THOMAS WHITE.
Ftbroory 10.1853. • a ° Ulh B,co,ia m “* 1 '
■v£^“aiaaa©da 0
A Journeyman Cabinet-Malccr.
BIAN CAUINET MAKE!!. Will bo
afforded liberal wag.., and Quotient employmo t by au
oiym, iromedlaieiy to j6liN UUUUH7 MnrklZl
Sa‘C£) l O>£lCg<?~g)w
ESSffSfKrS”
S^Q^liaOci&a
T U huii’ll*. I r adifjf 81 r ,“ l1 T B i™ botlco that ho h.i ploood
x nu Uhrt.RQl'&UU all Dotoc and DSDart that IUAfA <n M» nna
| ti pvV7 n jD l ltl . o , Boflha ***?*• i n t h a l?a n dVo Ati. VV KIU •
»»^i£■<*-, ,D I,lo “Anne*directed t» Jaw* Vl-AO *
PrHSt- **» 01 notion, that all hi* booki and accoont* for
Mi i?v h f J*t or November - mi, ore al»o leftwith
.lift nofi i A 1! fj f »® tlc«nBnT, who Is duly nathnriied to
* jalx filb* Jb?3 C lpli * Ol lho O. W. MOUIU2.
_ Wanted.
100 C °UD3 BTOVE-WOUD CUT, Apply to
Cltarflebl. Juno 15J.1R53. °* **' KEE **'
V; f V .u!, uti-naj Smitb-moip^
A Fresh Supply of Sulina Salt,
0 F QUAIATV-For .ale by
July £0,1832. A. M. HILLS.
Estate of Thomas Fenton, deceased.
SSSSIsSiSSSS
AutDit.ia, lßia.-tt. '
ofelmoilexiry Uwoription
J »»* «. .!»*•';, ' : ; BMITU.a’IUWUNj V
IMl’OTENCY.—Throuch unrertrnlced indulrenca in the
patuont. by excon or icllnbcio lira evil, oro nnmooui
Premature nnpulenor, InvoluntnrF reminal diicbaraei. wail.
Inn Ol Ihooriiaoi. Ig.i of memory, a dura. arorferanla tocioiv
jenoiol dcbthly, or conimutionul rlerungeme nt, ataTutaJo
follow Jl BBuarrary. ooniult ilia Doctor with oonUdenco.-
ila oliere a perfogteore.
READ AND HtSFI.ECT.—The clllicteil would do well to
raiw.beroro tru.tlna their health, happlaao. und in many
Cjue. their live., in loa haadiol obyiiciani Ignorant ofthl.
“ H?|' .(f I *. c ® ,uilnl y '“»»“‘l‘le for one mao to
oodentandl Jl iheilli the homao famllv are inlijeot to Evo.
rr rerpectnblo Yhyrtoian hai hi. poonliarbraßOli, Id which ho
iimore.ucceuluf than hit brother profciiote. and to that he
devoieimoitolni.t mo and nudy.
YEAHH OK I'KACfIOE. excluiiycly devoted (o Ihoilndv
end treatment of diieuipsol the taxual oraam. toxolher witii
alcen upon the body, throat. doio. or Jcya, pain. In the head
or bouci, mercurial rheumatism, itiiomrM. gravel imfeulJrl'
l n * | n«ftom youthful exorme.,^ £ ImpWun or
Ihe blood, whereby the contlituUon hai libooim onrieMi-d
c o i^ ,PCol,y ' c “ eri ° all " L “
PhooFfvoan'dTea'DollwrpeJ'p^oXnvo. lllo B,S,N
- Sept, 8,18.)8.—fr.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
nP£JE EXEKCeirtIiCS Oy XIZIS IfibTlTLi'l'iON » A
Thorough English aud Classical Edncation.
A! well JU the I'rituatUnei of Ruaimootary ItutcucUon.
Kales of Tuiliaii ;
quartei** E “ 8 " ‘ G,O,u l ,mr omlUlitory. jiat
tho modern 'naguaxai
.o™L°c r i'S , a d |. ,nU,11,0,, ? dO ' <>> opon ““‘'“O•PPMoaiton
By Order oftho Board orTm.looi.
Olaarflold. April 80.1858. J- B- MeßNAl^yVßao'p.
Estate; of Catharine Baam, Deceased.
counW-hl^ceo E d. A Affbß;roni. l |nJebtedjQ'.^i t [e t l l^ e
Ouetied , fni/nedlatehr .and lbbte h«vin*
; ' I; • •
B. F.TAYEOR.AdmV. •
111*. JaincH Locker
‘ 1 ‘ ' .' -.i; t- ! >•• <„f., f r- n -
HERE IS YOUR REMEDY !
HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT
A MOST MIRACI/LOUB CURE OF BAD LEOB, AF-
TfcU 48 YEARS’ BUFFERINU. ■
Extract of n Letter from, Mr \Villiam CJalpin, of 70
Nt. Mary’** Streot, Wnyinotli, dated Mny 15, 1851'
To ItrolMiur HOLLOW A V #
the nee oi 18 my wire (who ti now 61) oiught u
violent flold, which tolled in her legs, and over sinaatliat time
thayhavo boon morn or low torn, and great!; i».fl-imed. Her
qcoqio* Wore (iirtractioff. end for months together «lio war
deprived oaiiroly ol rost and tlcep. Every remedy that inedi
qul mqn advised was tried, but Withor.teflect; her heallhenf. 1
fiveri levernl/. nod thu state of her logs wai terrible. I had
ctlonroud joor ArivertlsonsonLs, and advised herto try yonr
, Pill* and Oiulmost; and. ns a last rosoarpo, aftorercry other
| remedy proved useless, the consented Into to. Bhoootn-‘
mancediix weoktngo, nmUtroogo to relate. It now in good
health. Her legs nro painless, wiihoat team or tonr, nod ho;
■leou ton id nod updlitarbed. Coojd you iiavo witnenod tho
■altering* of my wifo riaritur the Jail 41J yean, and contrast
thorn with hor rirrtent enjoy mfint of health, yon would indeed
feel (IdlißhiKi! in having been tho moans ofso greatly ollcvla-1
ting tbosulfcringiof arellow oroaturg.
WILLIAM GALT IN,
A PERSON 70 YEAUfI OPAOE OCRED OF A BAD
LEO. OF TfIJttTY YKARp’ BTANDING.
Copy ol a l.citoj Irorn Mr. William Abts. Buildor ol
Ons Ovens, ol Rusliclifle, near lluddcrsficlii
tlatod A ny 31*1, 1851. *
To Professor ll* >LLOWA*Y—
_ HIR—l suffered lor a period or thirty years Arom a bnd log.
the roiullof two or throo diiferent accident* ol Uat Work,!;
accompanied by soortmiio symptoms. 1 hatl recoario to 5
variety ol medical advice, withoat deriving any benefit
and wot told that tho leg roust bo amputated, yet. in oppo
sition to that opinion.your Full and Ointment novo eflaoted
n completo cure in an short n time, that low who had notwit,
netsed it could credit tho foot,
rit WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth ofthli statement oau ho verified try Mr. W.P. 1
England, Chemist, 13, Market street. Huddersfield.
t y A DRISADFUL BAIMiRRABT CURED IN ONE
/ Extract ol a Lottor JruirrMr. Frederick Turner,of
f Pcnuliunjl, Kent, dated December 13, 1850.
To Pnfoiior H (ViJtOIVA Y-
DbAR Hlßr-Ily wife had tofiorod from Had Breasts for
more lhan six month*, and daring tho whole period hod Um i
best medicine attendance, bat all Jo no use Having before
hoaled an awful wound In my own leg by your unrivalled
Difdiulnn. I determined ajaln to u»e your Pills and Ointment.
J Bod therefore gave them a trial in her case, and /ortuna’ja it
I J va J ' •?* , or 1° I°*' t«aa a month n period utiro wat tf
| |eet«d. and tho benefit that va’iuus other branches of mr
j family have derived from their me is really atto&iihfug. I not?
strongly rcoommoup them U> all my fri nd«. (tiixnen ) •
I rri ni, . u. . FREDERICK TURNER.
TlHse Pills »liou!d be mod oonjolntly with the (finlmoat in
! tho io. lowing cates
Btid Lugs, Bud Brcafits. Burn., Burnous, Bifo ol
i Mnsrhcincs and Smiil Flios Cuco buy. Cliiogn 1001,
b hi 1 bitiiHH, ( lmp|ti'il bniiijri, Gums, (Soft,) Concurs.
( outrun- tj mid ui;tr Joim., KI,-|ihniiliofti,t, FininluK,
Guilt, Ulandulnr .Swullingn, Lumbago, Piles, Rlien
mntism, Scnld?,, Sure i\i|ijili'W, Sure Tbroulß,.Slviii
ilisonsCH, S.-urvy, Sure..builds, Tliinours, Uluers,
VVoundri, Viiws.
sj-ildat lh» siuMiihmont or Pni(biiar lIAI.UJ WAY. 24(
airtßd, (oesr Templietlor l.ob'lon.) no,I br nil rn.poctnblo
lUlfK lr '* ""“ Ucaleri m Mijliolno. tlirouslioul ihe lllui.h
Lmpne, one! ortliaie or the Unite.! Stniei, ia Pols at dlj£c.,
and ,1 6Uj. eaoh. Whuleialo I ty the prinofpnt Urns
,n ,ho Union, au J by Means. A. U. St I). BANDS. N.
Tneie la n oonaiiierablc laylnc b» Inking the Inrsor ilzea.
r». u. IJireotiopi for guldtmoo of pnU-*nti In every disorder i
arealuied to each Pot. Oct. li. IB6J.—ly. |
Valuable Krai Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.
M. iHt M. ill:
Tup anlnoriber., ia behairor the liciraol Coaaail tVne. lole
ol Pike township, Clearfield couety deoeasod, olt'ei at
PUiV AIE ** ALE tho following (L*icnbed well known and
valuable REAL ESTATE consisting of
A FARM OF 806 Acres,
Situate in Pike lowosnip, Ciearfiild county, on Ihe main
| load lending Irom Corwcniville to Tyrone, fear aides f/otu
i Carwensvillo. and known &s tho
Wise Farm.
$S3§«, The improvements consist of
ZOKgf about 7 5 acres of cleared land ,
jmintW a good state of cultivation, a
Large Dwelling-House, a Large Bank
j Barn, Spring-House, Dry-Housc, Shoj),
and other necessary buildings, together
with one of the largest, best selected, and
most productive APPLE and PEACII
ORCHARDS in the county.
r FARM is well supplied with exoelient water, a sever
» * l P*..® prloe o, ®* # 10 •kodooF. with others to situated that
at a tittle exptnso water coald bt conveyed to any part of
mriii u jo those who desire to procure a
HOME FOR LIFE, tbit Farm oilers inducemeats not to be
excelled in the county. The Jand is of good Quality, hicbly
prpdoctive, and well adapted- for both grain and gra*»-a«d
lit* located lathe midst of o populous and ladustrioas settle*
men', convea ent to a good market, good grist mills, and a
gom school. ’
tyForlq trier partlcolar* apply to either or the subscri
bers or to Moses Wite, on the premises. i
The property u 111 be told o& the moil reasonable terms and
a warrantee deed given.
MICHAEL WISE.
WILLIAM VVIJI2.
. 11n behalf ol the hetri of Conrad WUo, doceaied.
January IS?, Idcj.—u.
PLEASANT BBIIjIj
IRON FOUNDRY and MACHINE SHOP,
At Clearfield.
andenlree'l rupecirully announcer tothe people ol
Cleariioid and tho adjoining coantiw trial healiU coiitio
qm lo carry on tne aooro boaiaouat hisexientlva eaiabliih
meni in the boron*!* ol Clearfield, and Unow prepared to
manufacture all kinds of
Castings used for Grist Mills, Saw-Mills,
and all hinds of Machinery.
HU Cattint* are no# of a •aperfor quality—equal, ff not an
ooiior.to any other la the Stale—a» bu uae« ooue hat me » e r
beat material, and employ* none bot the rery be»t of workmen
MACHINE SHOP,
Wllh twoiuporior TuKMNO I.ATJIES, driven by itoam
n now ro i-iooenfulopeyatioc. and under Ihe rannnrom.nt ol
Imu tiaiVUi. .'^ hr ' 0 “ ! . n ' o,t “V a,licl<! of nmctiioorr
onn bo KINI8HL1) In the very ben iijle. and on abort notice
..i o r7?vK. w ?“**“*’" ur U-.aunri. auch
was rvi'l'S' ! ,lz 'r"’ cl "“‘"/V' I’fcOL'GH.Thoms.
i\[.i « Lts. &.0., bo.. wmuli heoliera toaelilow Jot
Laah, or on a reasonable credit. Ho is now oasUne. from
he moat approved pattern*. ** v
HATHAWAY COOKING-STOVES.
ALSO—Fancy Air Tight Parlor Stoves,
Nine Plate and Coal Stoves. Also,
Wini’d’s celebrated Plough.
soLt»% d M o iit!j^;^ ,s - BLE,G, ‘ ‘ uU
Ho Intesdi |to« ell on reasonable termi. ond trait! that the
cltizeniof the coanly generally will find it to their advauiane
togiya him thuir cQitom. CAttH wiilttlwarsbopreferrod—
.MfcfiSi. p J 100 * be avowed *or Country Produce
anu OLD METAI... Aa ho give* hi* eatabiuhraeolhfapcraonal
supervision, ail ordera fur work will receivo prompt attention
Clear Hell. Nov. 88.IMI. I>AVIU Lin.
FIKI'V IKJI.LAUB KUKh KIT-Dll. IIIiNTKH Wild,
forfeit #5O if falling to cure any ocue of tecret dueatolhai
mny coma under hu oare, no matter how long standing or
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uotcy hr Imi dflriud tot ho world at tbe merely nominal priM
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i m Clergyman in nhio.la.wrltisf ol‘“Hnnt*»'i -
Medical Companion, *av>:*~*’ThOQtands&poa tboanandstf'
por youth, by evil-example and the oflnence of tbe passion,
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PENNSVILLE TANNERY. :
r P II Eundsrjlcaed would tespeclfnliy annoa nee to their cok
A toman and pal ou generally, that they bare commeaa.
od business open the READY FAY** i;iUm, bell-vmr If
to be the be*t »y item.—lst.. because the.e will bo bo bid dobli
to be paid by Ualac tbo.o wbpaie willing to par. tu It 100
mncb the case Older the credit lyitem.-geeoadl? we cal
•ell oar stock lower lb«a on credit, became we can make our
retorn sooner, tad that there will bean advantage totfcsirJ.
nai well uua buyer.—VVe intend keeping constantly on.
hand, aacod assortment ofLEATHER. sachet tfuio.Bols,
Upper. Kips, andLalk«iiini, IJaiaeti Leather. BhuUDg.fce
For whip.) wo will taioiaexchaageMtha highest rnarksiDril
dek, ail kiadi of conatrr produce. mob as GRAIN of over*
(Inscription, Oeef-hides, Calfskins; lumber. Bark, Tsllow,
«c .andeten a liuls cash would come very handy. We Fill'
Rlto, fnrnisb customers with read? made Bootr and Shorn:
Lears, Harness. Collars, Bridle*. Lines.Baddies&o.. onihon
notice, and at the same prices which tney would havetocur
•he manufacturers If they booaht of them. Hamers makers,
shoemakers, and others, will pioase call and examine oar
Hoc*. Mi'yBU,l»63.-ftm. JOIIM BOSSKUI. fcTO. ,
Caution. _
AI.L POJKBI kbnw. to U.a YAL.B'rt BBLP-BETTBRB
In tha cooDtr of .ill nlcai. oono and t,tu.
in. DU or lb. Bjnht with U l!. CAItTKIt, U'OuiMii*
who ts antboriced by me to make amicable settlements fas
tnsssroo. Ru.t wi.l be mstitnled against ail person negleoL
Ja.;*A? 1H53 ROBERT I.YTLB.';
A LL per-oui wiih'n* to PQrchflie Riehts and Hlpcks fc*
/ a Uprfrht and Circular Raw-mills wiU call bn C.R. Ckr
ter wio 1 ihiidsy authority to makeoontracte fortbesaine. *
Jane 11.— . ROBERT LYTLB. /
England Whipped,
Tariff or no Tariff.
T'L E o o\ n o 'i^^ , r n c r N^w°^?rch h v.Vi U ,^?r^
moil rpaionablotctmi.nl tho Iron nnd Foundation adjoin"
in* lxKjDoid & Moore* 1 . ♦
l. n, carter; a«mu '*
r>«»n fi, IHSI.
©albamoii ofe (plhsiag MsiHsfiuiig#;'
JOHN GDLICH ■ ;
WOULD respectfully annoonoolo tiia olUxent ofCleer*
£»BQ*of* vioiiilty, that fa»» now qn&oJbcituiajr
CABINET-WARE. '
His shop it srnate l on Market ttreet, bctfcreea'TMrd U<C
ih°°ui?fiTilV»vV i J t^ indiof work in bU line will be mark in>
tho BKBTb| VLB.aad onLhomostFAVUisAßLETEßilii
nndon l be inortost notice,
made to ordoron theihotlest notice.
_____ IVoemher 8. IH&8 —tf.-.* *
a TAVERN STAND i& !
/.V CURWENSVILLE, Pa. !
THE tuUcril.tr nrjootoi to tell »t PRIVATE. BALE. hl»
I.AUUE AND CONVENIENT lIOjTJLTn thotow*'
ol CUitWENSVILLE. kimriullii „
Ana©ir 2 as ana Hcuthib©? • .1
It ii rjtnatod. on tho northwest oornrr of Bute and Filbert
Stieot*. and fa tfae esntreof the basinets uortof he town
JTnehoaie is 45 by ib feel, two Uprien high wibo.bfc-o .cnt..
&At) isevery way calculated fora pnblio house. Ther'lsalJ 1
to on the premises a J»rto end convenient liable, toxethert
with all other necessary b Tldinjrt. ‘ ■
The Property w ill b© sold on ibe most fivorahlatensf, tad]
for furthor information application tnay.be made either to the
" nm,a ' to w ■ vzi&Bsgisqp
M A Desirable Tavern Stand and Earm®» :
FOR SALE OR RENT. ®
'l' *nfi vi!.';, c i l 4f-!. ol L'. r ! foI BA !;E 01 HENT, lilt well kion.
«r Waterftrd
-VSEPk* rt ou /}?!»■ bnweea UdrweasWKoand Loth*:
orsborKh —lbe and large, UOby lOfoet.and
well tuned for a tavern location &p. • j
The Furm contains. 180 Acres—sb of-,
which arc, cleared, and mostly in n\eadou><\
A n h A « n fu SrUln, ! muuARII oa Ih. Dftnmtt,,
ttIAIILK, and aunocossary oat houses,
fi.M '“Mlf. PaL Ucul . wl *“>»!? t 0 k Jacksop Uraas, Clw«
field—ot to the inbicribur on the prsmhes. * .
Jul, ltl.lbta.-11, ALEXANDER CO*.K.;v
Town: fiiOts^'TY:!
orsai ®f Which
fn a V 7 U f° W°'Jbawo« and otbefii situated osittf
in a Rood agricultural country where an &bUad*abd'4fc
frnrnVvi)fi t Nj“rn-.H/ <>oarodi «LEt? l|OPi?l “rnplfi?
me™,. n^ t :^^"M l ' a,,0, lhroU ‘ h “• aDt * olhoF imuror,,
n , APP' 1 .^" 011 for,lon m», [)s rpatlolo tho inbuiltwr 01 th*
' ‘ *■»“«*“* '
Valuable bo| nt Public: Sale. ,
T l ®*® will be exposed to PUHUO SAfcE, Ql Ibe Coart,
A , &Hs?Ji?.*i ie * >OTOU Pl‘ oruiißnitFJßLii; onthe third'
day of bDj*TJSMUBH. ftyDatetaitbtt
t)or . u “fl l ofULL'AK M fej,U ;a-dktiiwoTn ibe*p|b(thereor
NU-Ud, lath tho estate pf W.U/ fciq*, dec’tbi
If tr located in the most pleasant part Ol said boroueh fen
pnrate residence, nud the title irgoodu P- ® *“ lo, ;*|
JAfllEri/i’. IjUUNAKo, f ofeili'i
Jn „ , ll L A ‘ WALLAOEi | D lAv“c.°W^!
VALUABLE DOUBLE
And NINE, Acres of Land'jot; Safa
H_ r - ' • ' ■ f 1 • 1 ■ * LlL_l
S^fcS>\yjr l .!'<){
NEW- AND CHEAP I OASfFStOREi 1 '
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