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VTUODtAITTlVD 41 r
T - t , me new county
Treastrrer, ntered last wCL-k upon tbe da tie.
OThrt office, w.jlcff ie Mil dobtlessdischarge
UV' jr-,,a. "afisracfioh.- The' retiring
ore, Mr. McPherson, made one of the
omci-rs the county ever had.
-a. Hills; Dentist, of hi ti-.
menus m the vicinity of ?. vr.l,i...,f..
that ki in .. i . . . """to""
m ue at that rtfae !.m,t ?,. f
- - - vwms I J V UIOH V I
xeorc
CLIPPINGS AND SCRI BBLINGS.
the chap that wears
KT'Qiieer geniu
'kaliker' hat.
CTSo slow a man
can't catch bis breath,
tip the river,
. AlOW
nary to spend a few dava nrofVssinnallr
All orders left with Samuel Sebrinir will be
promptly attended io. Jan. 11 tb
EThe wind is the only creatur
that gets high on water. v by let-
Fact children's dresses wea'- -
ting them reach to the ankle? .couldn't set
By In a bad fix the b'hrjad the tooth-
type clean because bis fittv
ache! ..I wars be washed
BY S. Jl.t
iere
prabn
r.CT
etravt'M
- 5 tntn s- .a of tbe
TflE BLIND, tlirpf dmf?nB "
. its- BOU)OtiJlnn
EtE ISJPRED Last Satnrdav. Hfr.'Jnhii Tv
it. .
t, U4 xiusion township, whilst entraeed cut-
'ng at a log, had one of his eyes serious
ly injured by being struck with a large chip
which flew out with great force, in conse
quence of the frozen condition of the wood.
f,.'u,"1!,n-: Htliickvr,,cm our 1 ue has suffered much from th ini.irv. l t it
eopjfrom tho- cfTorfhey wil4TlaAope(i tllat lhe siSt of his eye wjll not I
. , ' . Point"' permanently afTected.
9r her Unv step atJDr- K;-v
Is sof(7 nn . Irtlicn tl
1 U10 win fished Vf aua.r. Alter ur. uoyer
. . -3" m nt I'iL-a I'lior.mi" l;...lf : 4 -r . .7.
! . -v. "i""cu iu a iuusi icrrinc ana v
diloquent style, and the regular
wo
f,
'7 beats my hear
1 1 ,
uu starts in v LI Ja
a erituson ne
- skies, thov 95
nV x f.'Cll Vf
f ' " " JJf '"'fl y
ni croachetSTm, ot,n 1
!iasa whan orih : t
r boasts wbjster T the
w.'-rfc-
fiHefe,
f,
en inityr.
for
morning,
m of Pike
horse of a
lal became
Mr.
everal teeth
i his cheeks.
reek. Judge
m tne tiench,
me! s.e hjhssed m""""" " "
ith odors I tho aa P'a'y and cor-
ike a 5hi souther. J' to lhe expec-
hon scarrif.pletsr' as? doubtless soon
as a wr One on': ?fiSsijPU,ar JudSes in
hen Vi lias satk niD?
se loafed ear for 4 u & young man
flJedl ru3tlintS;? (sas engaged hew.
icj af athles?, bog - iCully, in Jordan
ie m f ing of iioii T'fiiie six inches in
'fonni "M'Nf knee, with a broad
thf of liJAtf Coright, of Wyo
brLrir! shklf fc t!e emi.ioy of Mr.
- 1 .1 .... . 1
9 'aatiliko lli. rf. n are in the 1
r,?i . f l.Li
7. T TFfh" ''a length, and
irn T .1
a twin to
prv . . x
ilk k:
uw car of
hoso Iake-Ij;
niirror boo.
poor,.dari
t .1
a
1
o -
jf- lig of Richard Mossop,
k. tielit fire between tho
Jtrtnnatcly, through the
itforta of our citizens,
lie sU soon stayed, not
Moody sits eaeh cotisiderable damage
py GoDiffar w' inJur,ug Sme
sSranSmeia ha-'e Cre originates at uie
pal wonH J jiejtrticular nunnvr is not
tlrouh coB
,,, t j niT Abraham Niv.
f ' . rt . C .
vfen n , r 'vn!issa siumi, 01., ui
V kuv "
They soon struck
X shelter 01 an
r. On the fourth
animal caught
ich, it proceeded
-w . 1. .1
loven. llereiueuo
tree, ascending to
x-.-.t:..'. ...i.l
cel. 4iins i,o,-j
.wn tho first fire, the
and, after traversing
breast, Tue "var-
C inches lria end ot
I
reso' , .
had been adopted, the Doctor offered
tion Jnstructing their representative?'68
totfc State Convention to 115' ,
Will for Governor. This wafbjuctuJ to
and was moved to amend JnS t!,e
namiof Ilenrv D. Foster. Poa a free
1 , . .. .ndments were pro-
Jisueu, ana aivers ar.
but finally the TCT n,en carried the,r
nent and the ;soiution. -
eing then calf out' luo"Snl u,e c"uu-
- r..l iUVZ.a
Test sn'cvur 80 md"J
n in tljrfand, all tending to knock the
intonders; after which, L. J. Crans
tini.sM up-"by saying that he tiiougtit me u-
as not iu danger of being dissolved.
h clear that the Union is safe, and to the
racy of Clearfield the country owes its
lor the invaluable ervice they have
I tued. It aftWJs us great pleasure 10 an-
t- : . I
f:e mat tue union is prise uc .
L rr Tl. . t f.
'QCEnASNAlAMBER 1B.VDU. a ujuv
te pine luhiber, from the region of coun-
bordering on the busquehanin urancues,
h finds a market at Lock Haven, Ilarris-
Mi.MUitnwn. Marietta. Columbia, Bilti-
iaL, Philadelphia, New Tork and other pla-
was very fair the past season, the receipts
Baltimore alone being estimated ai sixiy
ions feet. The American of that city, in a
ew 01 tue iraue lor me lasi. jc , a ij a .
The prices obtained last year averageu a
e higher than the year previous, so uiai
I value j may be set down at alout a similar
anoirnt.tiie total quantity orougni 10 mainci
i,in siteal millions of leet less than in
1R.H. (n the otienins of the Susquehanna Ca
naJ m 4vWhK..4casud was very active and
cot.tinuf so " fHMt ,2 per tliousamT-len
in ices rJ citnj " uMnt sold in the months of
CuUii'f . i.iut nd September was com
. w.- fiy" f.t,t rfntv- lri.sk de
mand ajrain sprang up, and sales to a large 1
mount were made at a small advance in prici.
Since then the trade has been moderately ac-
ive, and as the stocks in the hands of com-
...Ml
mission agents are sniaii, mey iu no uouoi
be sold out before the Spring. The rates at
which Lumber is selling now are as follows :
White pine cullings . . . 14.00 a 15,00
" " selects and better 2 .00 a 33.00
siding .... 11,00 a 14.00
ITemlock, bright . . . 10,30 a 11,50
rafted .... 3,00 a 10,00
4-4 Oak 17,00 a 19,00
5.8 12,00 a 13,00
CheriT 2-3,00 a S-j.O;)
Ash " 16,00 a 20,00
It may tie well to state that an active busi
ness is expected in tne epring. as me lumber
men in the Susquehanna region are making
reparations for a brisk trade, lne average
V;i
- -.isprs.
.tso's.
rni 1 issop's.
I ts sop's, -aTil,Nsop-..
1 Ca4iop?3
tic W
tne j"" -r? ..." v ,
Green, wrcr. irvi ,
ast the outline ou ui lrcsi
j - . 1 1 1 t ur
dSonsmauo t . -
sf
ar
B r's row"
ice refj J
I I fhC C A
nest, a I
iwithtfo-.ii- 1
fl'Ii. Sn
if
.1 rtV y
""ill to
ippe
v l..tr.rmInCll V
r.t ol tacic 1 '
mers..' jP I '
r this ptrp
. . tfflB 11T
oengwcUlT0vjdL
on otapwiwyvVJ-
2SCort8tpas$.'l-
ft
ft
r 1
r
. Tint waitC'
scs was; licai(J
' ; I L L V . - )
-nel awaited
etndearot
terroi coiu"
nWtl5eoiirier i4
s" a - 1 V T - ....
er-w 11
TIJi. J lb. W V : 1
,- .-r u ri :
. -. '.v J -
" - riratK. The time of
if is, offered for sale ;
l X ni-ncprv fit tWO
lost in the mail ;
between Philadel
ertised to leave each
contains a long let-
it events then trans
tion return giving
and Ross, and the
-t of Admiralty a
lnhini Nvrojih and
'ly X ken by the
lier as interest
1 bout two week
urnace sued 011
man at Tipton
paternal distinc
in the hands of
'it place,' who.
eded, to bring
t sense of h
ossifer"
"cf his time
lne of Susquehanna Lumber is set down at
about $18 per 1,000 feet, which will make the
total value about $1,060,000.
Wo presume the prices given above are the
retail rates. We might add, that the weather
hajtbus far been favorable for lumbering op
erations in Clearfield county, and a large quan-
titv fif square timber, boards, shingles, &c,
was liVk-d, during the continuance of there
Cent gvd sledding, to the river banks. If
no drawiycks arise between now and spring,
the anticifotions of oui eastern friends, that
an active brineswill be done, will doubtless
K7Woolen rags shj made into flannel
in sweet oil before tK
Cakes. .klny fund, throw vonr
K7Tf you wanf V, or Invest it in lottery
money into the'
tickets: ,irl' 1 sort of divinitv. to
7"A swScriutures do not forbid us to
whom everiryice."
render t,jt,r hrl Inmn in N-.York
C"flbv which'a house was fired, and six
last ywere burned to death.
perijhe p,itjcian wj10. got out of breath
filing for an office, has purchased a pair ol
Hows and proposes 10 run agmn.
C7Marks D.Whitman.Esq.,a member elect
of the Pennsylvania Legislature irora Dauphin
county, died on Sunday the 1st inst.
nF"To enjoy good eating keep good natur
ed ; for an angry man can't tell whether he is
eating boiled cabbage or stewed umbrellas.
DGrown a new kind of cotton, in South
Carolina. The fibre is nearly two inches in
length, and is as fine and glossy as floss silk.
rr?The police of New-York comprises no
loMtlinii 1314 men. and the nay roll amounts
to 75,000 per month. This is paying dearly
for a bad government.
ir7luttinz sand in cotton to make it weigh
nthi-r neculiar institution down South. A
lot received lroni Macon, Georgia, coutained
tilty-five per cent of sand !
C7The estate of a Boston firm that went up
n 'f.7. has been settled, and the creditors will
receive one-nltli 01 one jicr ceni. iuia i -un.
ting up" for a very small figure.
fry-Remember the most influential man, in
a tree country at icasi, is a man wou um aum-
fv na wr-II a the couraze. to speak what he
thinks when occasion may require it.
nWhen a young lady laces her waist smal
ler than nature made it, we wonder if her fi
gure will not shorten life some dozen years or
more, besides making her miserable while she
does live
rr?"A Charlcstown (Va.) carrespondent says
tin? Iioilies of Conelaud and Green, tlie two ne
groes executed at that place, were interred de
cently, but were afterwards dug up and taken
possession of by the medical students.
n"At Watcrtown. N. there is a manu
factory of chewing gum, w here, within the last
six months, has been manufactured and sold
over twentv-five thousand boxes of the gum,
each box containing 200 sticks or rolls.
tE7"Captain, w hat's the fare to St. Louis ?"
"What part of the boat do you wish to go on,
cabin or deck V "Hang your cabin," said
the gentleman from Indiana, "I live In a cabin
at home ; give me the best you've goi
TF"There is now living near Athens, Alaba
ma. a woman who is married to her eighth hus
band ! She eenerallv becomes a widow every
ii. rets married again me nrsi
rj"-Did you pr;;cirfcf VfcWifAt ...V
defendant V inquired a lawyer of bis client.
'f flid " -- wht did lie any T "'lie
told me to go to the devil." "Ane what did
you do then V "Why then I came to you.1
C7"The Cleveland papers state that two hun
dred convicts are now sick in the Ohio Peni
tentiary, with what is denominated cornbrcad
d arluea. The disease has assumed an epidemic
form, and appearances at present are alarming.
L-llie lollowing may lie seen on a grave
stone m Derwen (Denbighshire) churchyard;
"Husband died aged 108 ; wife died aged 08';
their son died ag-d Wi ; their daughter aged
107; their grandson aged 98. Total 497 ; av
erage U5J.
K"Whcn the Union meetings arc all over.
the churches ol the North are to declare their
attachment to the Bible. There's a Legree
down 111 South Carolina that doubts their or
thodoxy, and says he will brcnk'eru up if they
don't speak.
OThe office of the receiver of the United
States Land Office at Eau Clare, V is., was rob
bed of over five thousand dollars in gold, on
the night of the 23d Dec. Tho receiver was
gagged and tied to the desk in the office, and
the booty taken from tho safe by the robber.
rr?The students of Roanoke College, at Sa
lem, Va., met on the 3d instant, and adopted
resolutions that thev would burn in efhgy v.
II. Seward, Joshua R. Giddiugs, and Wendell
Phillips, and that they would ever be ready to
defend Virginia and her rights. Good boys !
'. fTTftV All TnrATisr hfTP.bv
ae-ain?t purchasing or in any way
Jl one dark bay Mare, 3 years old past.
of James M Leonard, of Morris towa-
ship, as the same belongs to me ana is oniy giveu
w mm on loan. . mv."w.
Clearfield, November 14, 18j9-nZJ-.it.
AD31IMSTKATUK5' aUl LlstUm ieners
of Administration on the Estate of Henry
Baker, late of Bell towusnip, Clearfield coun
ty, Ta., deceased, Having iecn graniea 10 me
undersisrned : all persons indebted to Said estate
are requested to make immediate payinent, and
those having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated lor scutemeni.
x- 01' io:.n c .TnirVnitR Ailm'r.
: I J t . At. lOJJ-Jt . ,
,ycautioncd TVTOTICE. All persons are cautioned against
r meddling pnrcbalng or meddling with One Brown and
ast, now in One Black Horse and One 2-borse Wagon, now m
1 nnooannn cif Win . Kvans. of CheSl township, left
posie8ion of vv m..van, 01 tnesi wwusbiii.
With him on Joan ana suDjeci 10 my oruer.
January 4, ltG0. JUUA fAUUJ
ADMINISTUATOK'S ISU i let Letters
of Administration on the estate of George
Weaver, late of Brady tp., Clearfield county, 1 u.,
deceased, having been grnnted to the undersign
ed ; all persons indebted to said estate re renue
ted to make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims will present tbcra properly authentica
ted for settlement OEOKGE KN AKR. Jr..
November 2, 1859-Rtp. Administrator.
HALL'S PATENT STUJU' riULMi
Is now being exhibited in Clearfield county.
It is a new thing, is admirably adapted to stump
pulling, and is capable of raising from 40 to 100
tons, according to the size of the 111 nt h inc. Some
of tho prominent men of the county have pur
chased machines and farm rights, and find that
they are all that they arc represented. The ma
chine is of simple construction, and two men can
by it raise from 3U to 00 stumps 01 orainary ene
in a day. For particulars in regard to prices, io..
inquire at the "UafUiunn's Journal'' office. Clear
field, l'a., or of . O. iianiiua,
October 19, I8a9. Ageni.
A
J. Can and Breat Lantern. To those furnish
ing satisfactory references, a liberal salary ana
expenses will be paid. The article s Deeded by
every farmer and mechanic in the country, and
will meet with ready sale. For particulars address
J. U. UAKl, I'ateniee,
Dee. 14. 1859-4t. 81 Nassau St., N.Y.
KEEP VV THE EXCITEMENT. Re
movals always cause excitement, and since
the great excitement about the removal of the
Court House has subsided, the community gener
ally have become somewhat excited upon hearing
that Charly Watson has determined to pull up
stakes and remove to Virginia. IJut tho latest
cause of excitement is the tact that I have icmov
ed my Saddler Shop from my old stand opposite
the Court House to my new shop on Market etreet,
nearly opposite the jail, where all who may favor
me with a call can be supplied with ?iuiilrs, Fin-
17e Harness, Double Harness, rnsr Hum, lin-
. .. .-.- .,-. tr ' It I
dies, Joltars. it Uips, liaurrs. jioumhst, urrcrn
bntuis. fide Straps, and in fact every article in the
line of saddling ana Harness maKing. 1 nanmui
for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
1 solicit a continuance 01 me same ana a can iruin
as many new customers as can make it suit.
All". , J9. VwL. Lvt r r . nuccu.
P. 8. My bein? connected with the Drujj busi-
hp9s will not interfere with my shop, for 1 have
the Drug Store attended to by careful hands and
intend devoting my time exclusively to my regu
0 n w it
iar? ousiness. " -
w Af2FTt RKER BREWERY. The subscri-
Li bers would inform the citizens of Clearfield
.nimtv. and e sewhere. that tncy nave just, ercci-
- ' t . .. . . r .u - 1 I r
ed a Urcwery in tne r.asi part ui mo uuruugu w
Clearfifld, and that tney are now prepareu 10 sup-
r.lv Tavern-keepers and Lating-aIoons, with a
suoerior article of Lager Beer. Tho quality of
their lieer is equal to any manuiacturea in me
st.itn. nnJ as thev are determined to sell at the
must reasonable rates, thev natter themselves, that
thev will be liberally patronized in their new en
terprise. Uive them a call and satisiy yourselves
of the superior quality of their Lager.
ni'fU! ursi.,vr
Oct. 19, 1S59.
J A C011 HESSENDELLER,
CHARLES HALT.
-FALL TRADE!
lOfJt. PITTSUUKGH, PENX A.
1859.
A CARD. The undersigned havft just received
ar.d are now offerinz the larsst and most varied
stock of r'RESll (iKOCIililtS ever brought
to this market! In connection with the above.
they are constantly supplied with choice brands of ,n
the various grades of FLOUR! Also, Uaeon and Urr,rLl?l
Cheese; Whale, Tanners and Lard Oils; Mess llearheld
A HOMESTEAD FOR JjSlO.J Ilomrstea-l
for $100. Also, Homrsteads for $1 000 and
over, situated on and near Happahannock Uiver,
above and b;low rredericksnurg. in Virginia.
A new town, called Rappahannock, has recent
ly been laid out, in Cnlpriter Comity, in the midst
. i- .i ' 1 1 . j ' 1-.. ..... --.,...,.!.. I I,.
01 luo urufft fir'r((ll 0 1 Itl't tliUj cm i j
Mines and Mining Companies; and Farms and
Town Lots in alternate divisions or tiares, can
now be had for a "Mere Song," simply to induce
sftirmrjit in tbisdesirablc region. SI 64.900 worth
of land is to be divided amonnst purchasers or
given atcay as an inducement to come on and make
improvements, and the land isot the most improv
able qualities. Many have already settled and
scores of others are coming, (roo t farming land.
in tracts of any size to suit purchasers, can also be
had at from $10 to $20 per acre, payable in easy
quarter yearly instalments. L u inrstioiuible ti
tles trill iu all eases be sriven. Vv Agents are
wanted every where to sell these lands ; liberal
inducements will be given. For particulars,
Address, E. UAl.UEll, Land Agecr,
l'ort lioyal, lrginia,
TItomis Roliiiut, Ageut at Clearfield
county. Pa. Dec. 14, lSa'J.
c
CUKWEXSHLLE PROPERTY FOB SALE
A house and lot in Curwensville borough tor
sala ; for terms and description f PPjy . . .
JuncS, 1859 Eu J. CKANS. Clearfield.
TAVERN HOUSE TO REST-Tha ' Sus
quehanna Hoiwa' in the Borough of Carwens
ville, now occupied by David Johnston, will be
leased for one. two or three years from thefirst
day of April iiexL. WM.IBVLN.
Curwensville, January 4. 1860. - -
STRAY. Came tresspassing on the premises
of the subscriber, in Burnside township, in Au
gust last, a Itedish Steer about 2 years old. lhe
owner is requested to come forward and rrBV9
property, pay charges and take hinvaway or ha
will be disposed of according to law.
January 4, I860. JOHN BrER?. Jr.
ONCEUT. The Bellefonto Brass and String
Bauds will give Concerts in the lown wan
in this place, on auesaay r,u 11 toacsuo;
rings of Court week, (the 10th and 11th instant.)
They are both full bands, and feel themselves en
tirely competent to render satisfaction. The pub
lic are respectfully invited to attend. Concerts
at Philipsburg on the tfth, and Curwensvillo on
the 12th. January 4, 1800.
rpiIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE. The Tri
X buhO how more than eighteen years old. and
haviug over Two Hundred Thousand subscribers,
or constant purchasers, diffused through every
State and Territory of our Union wilt continue
in essence what il has been the earnest champion
of Liberty, Progress, and whatever will" conduce
toonr national growth in Virtue, Industry, Knowl
edge, and PrOf-perity. It will continue to urge
the emancipation not only of the Black laborer
from chattleLmi and legal impotence, but of tho
White likewise freiin Land Monopoly, Intemper
ance. Ignorance, and that dependence on remote
Markets which paralyzes exertion by denying to
toil any adequate aud morally certain reward.
Believing that the chief evil of our time is the in
ordinate multiplication and disproportion of Non
Producers, it will continue to war against whatev
er tends to degrade Manuel Labor or deprive it of
ts just and full recompense. It will inflexibly.
commend the policy of winning hither from E-
1 , - r I. , 1 .1 1
rope me i seiui vrus. nun, turrecr iucj iuhj u a
needed, the Artisans as well, for whose products
our country is now running recklessly into debt
while our laborers roam rn fruitless quest ot ( '
ploymcnt. leavingtheir children in wantof hfjj
tne tanner is 100 ouen coiupeueu ,y,
P.irk : to-ethcr with all kinds ot Fittsburg .Man
ufactured articles. All of which will be sold loir
fnrCimh. The Merchants ot this place are lnvi-
' ... - 1 : . . 1 1 a. .u
tprl tn call DelOlC purcnasiiiK rmeviuere. anno
Old Stand. WM. M. UOKJI LY CO.,
271 Liberty St., opposite r.agie iiotci.
Pittsburgh. Pa., October '26. lS59-2m.
HIST RKCK1V l if AX vi.l. a
.1 niiKAP JEWELRY STOKE.
hov'P.nw t'learhe d. I'a., a une nssunratni w
iv ati'IIKS JEWELRY. AC SC., 10 wnicn we in
r!tA t r I inn
tiold and Silver hunting and open iacea wswa
os tn np nn.ii ui - -
The American Lever of Uiilorent quaimes. can
l.o at lAHiLn
II t.' . ... a 1 . ,
p.-no ooita nf .Tfwp rv. suca as lameo, corai, ia-
I loreniine mu-
paintings. Ac..
citizen of this
fine setts 01 jcweirjr, m. .
va, Jett, Carbuncle. Garnett.Opal,
saic, Oold Stone Mosaic, Porcelain
or single pieces at
NAUliLE'S.
Plain gold Breast pins, Ear drops.Hoop Ear rings.
children's car drops and rings at nAiuLto.
(Jold seals, keys and pencils, gold pens ana sii-
-.- I.nl.ln r nt AAlllLfc S.
"OenttbreastpiiiS, sleeve buttons, smri ptuus. iou
ent styles and quality, cold "ZVJtfZZJL'I?!-
ceS. Silver thimbles, entclnolw, watch eunrds. nnd
all articles in his line, on hand at J ANGLE'S.
Just received, a fine assortment of Fancy and
common Clocks, and Fancy Time-pieces, from 1,25
to 15 dollars at JNALGLb'h.
Old Gold aud Silver will be taken in exchange
forcoodsat J ALGLh'b
All goods warranted as represented, or the mo
ncy refunded, at NACGLE t.
If you wish your watches
and warranted, take thcia to
put in good repair
MA LULU'S.
The peculiarities of the female constitution and
the various trials to which the -sex is subjected.
rl.van.l tin nitotiinnnl rMnnrdn in st I m 11 In n I fl. ft
be realized. is important, however, that these shall be of a
harmless nature, and at the same time accomplish
Lite of JohBrows. A Biography of this the desired end . Hostcttcr's Celebrated Stomach
t-nmorbnlili man. i. t V. r.nlilihnd at once. Bitters is the very article. Its enects in all cases
V 1 I . I" 1 . 1 ! 1 : . 1 . .s 1 f noiwno - n
jor in VVi;m: . . - aiMt5.. oranr infusM fretih yitalitv
! in. iiiian .so i nminpnt in iv nnsns anna s. I r . - . , -
- v. . . r- - -v " . ' I inin tlitt whn sTsfpm. jti(I irives enccrtuiness tr.
in intimate person friend of L-apt. Brown, .... ... , .,,:,.t, ,-. Tho miki. ,.r
- m - . j IIIQ li,lill'i.inuivuit vii fcw fio
and a spirited and grw.hic writer. Ho is pro- feminine attractions. The proprietors feel rlatter-
bably better adapted iv the task than any otli- cd from the fact that many of the most proiuinont
er person in the country The worK will c5n- medical gentlemen in the L'nion have bestowed
tain an auto-biographif accounts of Cpt. enconiums upon the Bitters, the virtues of which
Brown's early life. It m be published v they nave irequeiuiy icsteu ana anunowieugoa.
Tii.rf Kldrirtire 01 ios. Mass. gnu win '" " i... . .w,
r . -Vi. ...I.. all tF wh it-h ftr flsti tutn nf men I. and nnstitivA
i .n o amnt T'mo. vo uniaot 1111 ies.wii 1 ". . .
";; v7n,bs and will also contain a fin. stcel 'DJUn0US t0 the 8y8t0W
nortrait of Brown. 20,000 cies are already 1
sti bscn tied for. Its sale will surpass tliat oi
Uncle Tom's Cabin." We uMerstand that
the publishers are in want of Agwits to circu-
T Ohe
both on
late it in this section.
Liability orllrsBASDS. An Inftresting de-
ch?ipwhi8lby Justice Sanford.Vt Newark,
man
Jis
cioq.vra raad Dy J usuce oauiuru, ct
' -lfrj.i fast preetift S-M -.sntjU-Vaelmj
: 'Jued, Mother ipr payenftJboicdl&f
MARRIED:
8th Jan., by Kev. II. Wilson, Mr.
Watsos to Miss Tebitua Sanket,
ahiniton, Clearfield county.
At Harriso1
rt Astts, age
'. Ati Alliance,
1859.vWm. W. Fik
Mr. IIen-
DIED:
on the 8th
ears. :
kCo., Ohio, Nov. 9th,
formerly or ourwens-
ville, in tho.4Gth yea
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P
TT ffOSTETTEirS STOMACH IJ1TTEKS
Li It is a fact that, at sonic period, every mem
ber of the human family is subject to disease or
disturbance of the bodily functions; but, with the
aid of a good tonic nnd the exercise of plain com
mon sense, they may bo able so to regulate the sys
tem as to secure permanent health. In order to ac
complish thisdesired object, the true course to pur
sue is certainly that which will produce a natural
state of things at tho least hazard of vital strength
and life. Tor this purpose, lr. Hostetter has in
troduced to thiscouutry a preparation bearing his
name, which is not a new medicine, but one that
has been tried for years, giving satisfaction to all
who have used it. The Kilters operate powerfully
upon the stomach, bowels, and liver, restoring them
to a healthy and vigorous action, and thus, by
the simple process oi strciigincning nature, ena
ble the system to triumph over disease.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Y.ausca,
Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, or Kilious complaints,
arising from a morbid inaction of te Stomach or
Bowels, prod ucingCramps,Pyser.tdry,Cholic,Chol
cra Morbus, Ac, these Ki tors l.avo no equal.
Diarrhoea, dysentery or aux. so generally con
tracted by new setters, and caused principally by
the change of wtiter aad diet, will bo speedily reg
ulated by a brief uee of this preparation. Dyspep
sia, a disease wliieh is probsbly more prevalent,
in all its various forms, than any other, and the
cause of v, nich may alwaj-s bo attributed to de
rangements of the digestive organs, can bo cured
without fail by using HOSTETTEU'S STOMACH
il i.lJ.il, as per directions on the bottle, tor
Vhis disease every physician will recommend Kil
ters ot some kind ; then why not use an article
known to be infallible ? All nations have their
Bitters, as a preventive of disease and strengthen
er of the system in general ; and among them all
there is not to be found a more healthy people
than the Germans, freni whom this preparation em
anated, based upon scientific experiments which
have tended to prove the value of this great pre
paration in the scale of medical science.
FEVER AND AGt'E. inis trying ana provoaing
disease, which fixes Its relentless grasp on the bo
dv of man. reducing him to a mere shadow in a
short time, and rendering him physically and men
tally useless, can be driven from the body by the
,. of HOSTETTER'S BEX0WNED BITTER'S.
Further, none of the above-stated diseases can be
nnntrsMl.arl. even lne rnosed situations, if tho Bit
ters are used as per directions. A"d" as they nei
ther create nausea nor offend the palate, and ren
ilor nnneeessarv any change of diet or interrup
tion nf nr.Iinarv pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healty digestion, and the complaint is remo
ved as speedily as ISCOnsiwcui JIUI iui imwiuc
tion of a thorough and permanent enre.
R.r Pt-Mii in Attsinetd zar. who are sulTcr
I., from mnt Uetf oonsitution and infirm body.
thrf - v? -riovulaable as a restorative of
tr t , 1 , ted dlvb tried to be
. nursing (peso
t 8GO. '-It is tho duty of every
X Great Kepublic to foster and encourage native
genius and American enterprise." JJas.v ebster
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