J u
. t For the 'Eafisrcas's JicraaL" . :
SEW VEAR.
'" T WHXISJI LA5CPOS. "
Tbe oak tree wTes its naked anus,
Am bo: st cross triads go sweeping past ;
The snow-Sates, u they gently fall,
Are drifted by the rsshicg ibst-
The rocks sad plains, the tills and dales,
.' Are sfcroefied witli a mantle o'er ;
Tbe limpid streams and stagnant pools " .
Are all con zeaied from shore to shore.
Old Time strides oa and seaaocs change,
And friends are oft cf friends bereft ; .
' Tbe year that's gone can't be recalled,
And there are bat its footprints left."
Cterry-Tree, Pa Jan. 1, 1S59.
Isiexettisg Discomi. The R-t: Dr.Xc-
Cree, ia bis antiqnaxiia exploration ot Lon
don, his discovered tbe 3fefes of te W nf-
misitr -IztinzWj, ia masesct ipt, extendisg o-
Ter the whole period ot its sittings- Dr. Lee, j
Principal of Edinburgh TntTersiry, believed
tbey bad bee a destroyed by firtr- Tbey are
ow focnd ia tie Episcopal Library cf Si oa
College, i. tbe city wbere Presbytery in its
brief, paler divs bad its head garters.
, , ' . . - ' m i . . t i i -
-At a Methodist Festival in Warren, Miss.,
fce?4 a few evenings since, tbe floor gave way,
precipilatlsg 200 persons ito tbe :c-re below.
A woman rsshed to an adjoining store, spying,
"I'm scared to death,1 fainted and soon died.
Tbe store and boiler in use for tbe fesUval
went down with the people, severely bcrn-cg
some an-i scalding others- It is thought tLat
some cf those who fell will die.
Tbe latest novelty ia tte way of Conven
tions is the eosTccation of the sporting fra
ternity, or gamblers, Irota all parts of tbe
conntry, at Chicago, for the purpose of estab
lishing cnlfora rules ia games, and the non
interference cf professional gamblers in the
politics of tbe conntry.
Anybody who sepposes that lockir.g a girl
ia a back room will prevent ber from knowing
wtat lore meias, rcibt as well try to keep
strawberries from blushing in Jane, by whis
pering in their ears about the sno-sv we bad
last winter.
A Coroners Jury ia Georgia, recently re
turned the following verdict, in tbe case of a
who bad been killed by lightning : "We
are onioned that tbe deceased came to bis
death casaally
thonder!"
by an acciiental stroke of
SUGAR. White and Brows sugar to be ha- at
November 23. WM F. IKWIN';'
F
LOTR. Data. V.t. e.. fr sale at tie ebesp
streof J'1IN PATT..CBrweErrire
CONSTABLES eaa be raprlied with Blaak
Sales, ky eaflrBg at tbe Hiftimsjt's Jtur
mmI offiee. Clearfield-
TVLES PAT EXT SAW-GCMMER. for fa!e. cf
AJ saw nscl to ordv. tr
ClearSeid. Jim 9. MEKEEXL CARTER.
CllTIOS. All r-erocs are ierrl-y eaationed
giat porrbasicg or meddling' with the fol
Vwg prr-p-erty, to wit : One yoke of black Oxen,
loth with white faces: I two-horse warou. 1 red
and white spotted Muily Ccw, 1 red Cow, 1 tw
Tear aid Heir. 5 head of Ho?, row fa pfi
eion of Abraham ?hflenterger. cf I'cica towis
ehip, ai the saiae belcnz to me. ar.d i abjeet to
nir order aloae " I. E. BRCBAKEK
Jeeii! ber 24th. 1S-detT.' ?.a
TRIAL LIST, FOR JANUARY TERM. Iv9.
einmencisz oa Sd ilotlaj. the 17i djy.
Jteed other?.
Red and oihera.
Thotnpjon t
Thompson. ts
Pasnnore. T
Coop-er, ts
Tagjart, t
Irrin, ts
Irriai heirs.
Cta.
IMoom.
Ke'.lr.
Michar!i AWorrell-
Bf mmx;
McFariand.
(iaines.
Carson
ho-r.
JIc;arTeT.
Jamison,
Knarr.
31ichael ATTorre!!.
Freoch.
Patron
Ardrj i Patter
Beyer & Jreec
doom.
Bloom.
llaen7t
Boy Eton X Forrest.
Alexan Jeri Ferjusr.s.TS
B. I. llall 4 Co,
Patchin,
Slorjaa,
Kerlic,
5hcS"s,
Long-
llebridel Wiigbt.
Hooper.
Hol'opeter,
Lecrari.
Iaalap,
Lati.
Cnrry.
Lubmm k wife,
Bloom,
Banay,
I'riau.
Leonard,
TS
TS
TS
Ti
T4
TS
T
TJ
Ti
TS
TJ
TS
T
TS
TS
TS
Ti
Muck A Leoaard.
geo. 'Walters, ivotv
LIST Or Jf RORS, FOR JANUARY TERM,
(eommeikcicg 3d Monday. 17th day.)
Bell Chrle?nmn-
Bogs J ha Hntt. L. Scone. A. Baogbraan. '
Brady Reaben BoesalL Philip Kanti. John
Tleifos! G. B. oodiader. Fred. Korb.
Barnside Thomas Mahaffey. Nicholas Beck.
Chet James TbomTn.
Clearfleld J. P. Krataer. John F. WeaTer.
Corisgton Jobs Yothers. John M. Reiter.
Ferg lireer Dell.
irard Adams parkman.
Graham Moses C. Evaas .
Ur Joba J. Krai.
Laasber City Joha McIeTsii.
Penn Eism laTi.
Pike Abraham Blaotc. ?r.
Voc-dwarl Robert lietirrsnn.
Beeearia Willi am s. V right.
Bell-DsTtd McCraeken. Jvha Baker.
' Borjrf Ckarlea Cadwalader.
' Bradford Samael P. Wilson.
Brady B. P. Stebbina. John Wali. L. Fleegel.
Bornside Samnel Bis.
Clearfiela Iiaae Johnson. leo- W. Rbeein, 11.
W. Parke. Samuel MitehelL Alex. Irria.
Chet Robert 34. Farrin. Ceorre MeCd.'y.
Gmingten Joha Fcrtney, F. F. Coatriet, John
B. onaort. Charles Genot.
CBrweesril'.e John F. Irrin.
Ieeatar Stepbea Tett. Iarid Eepkart-
T ergnsos J am es O lenn.
eirarl Jha Smith.
Grahaai J iom Mri aire.
K&z VfiUtam Withersw. JaeseaT. JieCraekea
Lawrence Hagh Orr. A. T. Brad'er, Jha Me
aaraey, Milton MtBride, A. L. Hkkoek, John
, jr., Abraham Orden.
Me-rria-Jonathaa Enseigh. G. F. Hop. Ffe4er-
r, L I,B' B Will. . C. Thosipeoa.
.'c llie- Chaa. Clearer. Elah Johasoa.
Pike twgw Leeea. rr , WUUam Oleaa.
- retoa Hry Wbihe: a
Woodward Gorre ctt. Eovc Alexander.
FARRENTD SAVRX STAD 'OR
ttr J (iwl adegMd eoaumitte rf
5". T offers for reat the lar-e tarm ia
Bradford to.htp. , tte iaterti of the roads
frc Grahamtokylertown. MorrWaie. PbUHw
borg. and Clearfield. eotia cf 2C9 acres Ter
1M acres cleared with a large aad coscmodi,
Uease. a large bars and other WUdioga liereon
AU a large orchard of choice fraittreea Any
taforKaiicn can be obtained by arplyiaa; to BL B"
fvoopavXaq .CtoarneVd. Pa, or to tie sneerfimed
Jwry t, ifia . ROSEE! UIOliL-.
- TERMS OF THE JOURNAL. ; i
The Rarrsa' xx'a Junin U nnK:;,4 tr'.j
nesday at S!-i per uua ia advance. If tot
Paid at tie berianire of tho tu. M
charged.
Ax cmfTrzsrs wHI fc-t inserted at 51.W per
so care of 12 I ines for three or Jess iasertions. For
every additional insert'sca 25 tents will te charged-
v A deduction, will be made to yearly adver
tisers. ..... . J
. Xe subscription takes fr a shorter Est than
Ri tenths, and bo paper n ill be dissMrt:aed en
til ail arrearages are paid, except at (be or toa (
tbe publisher. S. B- ROfT. J
COr.MV DIRECTORY.
Pres'tJaJge
As'teJaises
Fheri5"... . .
PrjboootarT.
Reg. Bee.".
Treasurer. . .
Co. nrreyor,
Conaiia'sn.
Ilea. Jxces Eartside,
-Hon. m. L. Micre.
Hon. Berj n. BomalL
Fred k G. Miller, , '.
Georre Walters, .' .
Jaa;e Wrirley. . .
John McPhersoc- .
Juhn I Cattle, . . .
John Irwin, sr. . .
George Earhard. . .
William MeCrackes.
Peter Hixirer, . .
Aaron C.Tate, . .
Isaac W. Grahaai.
George Richards. '.
BellefoBte.Pa.
Clearfield- .
Lnthersbcrg.
ClearS eti
Clearfeld.
NewMillport.
Lorn her City.
Carweafrille.
Clearfield. "
Clearfield-'
Anditors. .
Ccrocer. . .
PEOFESSIOyAL 3c BTJSLTESS CARDS:
D
R- B. F. AKELY, Grahamtoav Ciearfrrid evas-
ty.ienta -- ApritL,.
D
O. CROUCH. Parstcixs, Curwensrille, Oear
. field eoacty, Fein a. May 14.
IJ. CRAN.S. AMercey at Law and Real Estate
J. Agent. ClearfielL Pa. CSce ad let a is; bis
iai ience, cn Second strtet. " JIit 15.
GEORGE 5CHCXTZE. Boot and Scy-e Maker,
opposite the Jail. Market street, Clearfield!
Pa. lie sells low fvr eaf h. Not. 10.
yiILLIA3I A. WALLACE. Attorney at Law
CiearSeld. Ta. te. one door north of the
Potr"S.ce. cn S-eeoni street. Sept. 1.
JO-EPH G 9-?N. Mannfartr-r c4 Eootf and h-s,
- haw" tew row. Market srreet. ClearSeH. Pa.
Made up work alwajs on hand. As 14.
ROEERT J. WALLACE. Artoroey at Law. jaal
lisrrict AttorneT.) Clearfield." Pa. 5c ia
J-haw'i new r?w. Market e?reet May S.
HBCCHER SWOOPE. Af.orcey at Law.Clear
. field. Pa. Ofc ia Graham's Row. one door
eajt of the -Raftmaa's Joamal' oee. Nor 10-
I) W. BARRETT. Jastiee of the Peace. Lathers
. . barg. Clearfield eo-, Pa will aucod prompt
ly to ail ksmaesa ectrssted to bins. marij-li
A1TILLLAM F. IRVTIX. Market street,C!ear6eld.
I Pa- leaier in Foreign aad Domestic Mer
chandise. Hardware. Oieecsware. Greeriei- and
family articies generally. Nov. 18.
ERRELL k CARTER. Leaiers in tcreaTin.
Copper, and iheet-Iroa Ware, secowd street,
Ciearfield. Pa. Uocse-spouticg and RocScg done
t order, on short ntee Nov. 1.
G1 UELICH k P-ENNER. Maoafaetnrers f all
I kiads ti Cahicet-waxe. Market street. Clear
field, l a Thev ai-o make to order CcCns. and
a lit 1,1 raserals wi'.a a bearie. Nov. 1.
OSHUA S. J0HN.StlN, Cabinet Maker, Market
rreeu Oearfield. Pa. He will also atreni fa
nera's with a hearse, when called on ; acd make
c.iSns to order, on short notice. Nov. 10.
F. NAUGLE. Watch and Clock Maker, and
. dealer in Watches. Jewelry. Ac. Rotm in
?haw'j oew row, Market street, opposite tbe Raft-m-rn'r
Jmrual cSce, ClearSeli. Pa, Nov. 16.
BLACKSMITHING .-Jacob Shackwener. thack
fal for past favors, iroold respeerfnlly solicit a
eontinoawe of a share of peblic parrocage ia his
line of business, thop on Third ft- Nov. 19.
JB M"ENALLY, Attorney at Law. ClearfieM,
. Pa. Practices ia Clearfield and adjoining
eoonties. CSee ia new brick addition, adjoining
the residence of James B. Graham. Nov. 19.
IARR1MER i TEST. Attornevf at Law. Clear
J field. Pa. Will attend promptly i all legal
and other business entrusted to their care ia Clear
field and adjoining eocnties. inrM 6. 1S5.
jas. n. L&aaivca. i.tiiL tbt.
riUIOMAS J. M CULLOI GH. Attorney at Law.
I. Clearfield, Pa., maybefoocd a: fcu ce ob
Market street, ote door west of Riefcard Moo'j
store. Iecdi and other legal isstrcreefs t repar
ed with promptness aad accaraey. Feb. 13. .-
J
OHN Rl'SEL k Ct.. Tanners acd Carriers.
PecBTille. Clearfield Co .Pa. KeeteonstaDtlT
uu iijm an excellent assortment or leataer. wbtca
tbey ofer for sale at the lowestea&h prices. Hides
of all kinds taken io exchange Ja!yli-il.
T 0EPU PETER5. Justice of the Peae. Co7
) weDsriHe. Clearfield county. Pa-, one door east
cf Moctelics i Ten Eyck'i tore. All baflne
entrusted to him will be promptly attended to. and
all iostmmecu of writieg done oa short notice.
4 J1BRTTPE5 P C. PURVIANCE, Professor
il of Photographic Chemistry. Gallery at his
residence oa iecond Street, one dor Sonth of
Merrell k Carter's Tin-ware establishment. Clear
field. Pa. I srDajs cf operation: Friday and
Saturday of each week janelV5
TAMES B. GRAHAM. Dealer in Sawed Lcmber.
J ?jaared Ttmhr, Shing'es, Boards. le, Gra
hanton. Clearfield coosty. Pa., is prepared to U.
on the shortest notice, all orders for articles ia his
line of business, on as reasonable terms as they eaa
be rroeoxed ia the county. JanlS-'iotf.
DR. M. WOODS, tender his prfesaional aerri
ees to the citizens of Clearfield and vicinity.
Kesidenee on Second rtreet. opposite the efice if
L.J. Cracs. Es. Sce. the same that was recent
ly oeenpied by Hon. G R Barrett, where he can
be found aniens absent oa professional business.
ENTAL CARD. A. M. SMITH, offers his pro
fesional serriees to the Ladies an-i Gentlemen
of Clearfield an-i vicinity. All operations cp-on the
teeth executed with neatness and despatch. Being
familiar with all the late improvements he is pre
pared to make anineiai teeth ia the best anaEaer.
Office in 2baw" New Row, Clearfield. . S?ep- 14.
"OUR TEETH t DR. A. M. HILLS, desires to
J announce to his friends and patrons, that he
is cow devoting all of his time to operatto&s in Den
tistry. Those desiring his services will find him at
bis ofiee. adjoining bis residence, at nesrly all
times, and always on Fridays and Satardays. an
iens notified otherwise in the town papers the week
before. All work warranted to be satisfactory.
" I ''AGON - MAKING. The anderslssael an-
tosr.ee to the pofclie that they macsfictare
Wagt.cs cf all descriptions. Baggies. Sled. Ae.. at
their sV-p ia New Salem. Brady" towsship. Clear
field tOBLij. which they offer for sale at as reasona
ble rates as can he purchased elsewhere. They res
pectfully solieit a share of Mtronage.
CAMBRIDGE JOHNSTON,
Oetl-iS-tf WILLIAM LEWIS.
BOOT k SHUE M A KING. The undersigned hav
ing eoUrel into partnership ia the above bn
iaes. at the esd of the cew bndre. 1 ) miles a
bwve Clearfield boroagb. are prepared to do all
kind fit work in their line te the shortest notice
asd cam reatoaaUe terms. JOHN f. II YT,
A. G. H0YT.
Jf. B. Ail kinds of eontry prodoce and hides
takes ia exehacge for work. Joaa Z.
BARBER A!tD HAIR DRESSER. The
andersigcel takes this method to annoccee
to the cititecs cf ClearfeH and tbe sarroandieg
eoantry, that he has opened a Barber Shop, oa
Market street, in Shaw'a rew row.wbere be is pre
pared to accommodate all who may rive him a
call, sal hopes to receive a liberal patronage.
Oct. 6. ISj3. JEREMIAH NORRIS.
"I A TEST STYLE of Fall and Winter Bonrew. at
--s the corner stora of WM. IKYIN.
TUB.?.
a lew set of xrenca 5aV.. at
WH IEYI5.
tie ruce of
4 GOH AS-ORTMEXT f Ladle' Brew Goods,7
X- ewBnrisiTJt: EcelUh and Freoeb Jferino. Co-1
barr Cgared aad plain IMaicee. IetaiBe Kcbes. '
r-axoay Ilaids. Lama Cloth. Pail de Cherre. Silks.
4e.. le- for sale cheap at the corner, br
October. 1W. WM.'lRYTN.
TO JCSTICES OF THE PEACE. Jest
printed and for sale at the Rcftmm'
JrwrwaJ effee, a lot of repertor Wanks, to wit:
Black Sabporaas. . Eiatk EieewttvB.
B!atk rsaoesj', Blank MarriagecertiSeates
Jedgnsect Notes, with and withont wairer.
"I QT ACRES OF LAND, oa the Erie Tara
a pike, about 7 iciles west of Carwensrine.
and 13 ACRES OF LAND. adjoiniEg theraae
will be sold fn aecaov-ia;: terms. The land
lies well, is all susceptible f caltrration. and is
well euniti! wiih choice pine timber saitable fr
shingles, sawing or sqnare timber. A saw mill
near hy. Apply to -L. J. CRANS.
mar25 Clearfield:
BIBLES. The Bible Feie-y of Clearfield e,
berebr- riTcs notice that their Iwks. rame-
ly. Biblee and Testaments, are deposited ia the of
fiee of Jzan Wrigley, Registcr and Recorder at
ClearfeH..' The books are of rsnoas a les aad a-,
dapted tocapply either p rirataiadiridaals or Sua
day Schools at very cheap rates. Very substan
tial bibies eaa be had as low as 23 eeets apiece,
and testaments aa low as 6j cecu apiece.
The people ef tbe ecnty generally are also in
vited to leave with Mr: Wrigiey any donation they
may be pleased to make ia sMf the fasds of the
Society. Signed by order of the Eieeative Committee-
ALEX. MjLEOO. Pr Jett.
H
ALLOA ! NEW WAGON MANUFACTORY.
The andersigred woall rerctf3!!T an-
nosnce to bis friends and the pnb!ie generally'
that te has opened out a cew Wagrm-Maklng Es
tablishment ia "w Salem City.' Brady town
ship, where he will at all times be prepared to
tsasafactare. cn the shortest cotice. ail kinds of
Wagons. Carts, Wheelbarroas k. The best ma
terial that eaa be procured wilt be esed. and his
work will be made ia the most substantial and du
rable maccer, mch as will bear the test of strict
examination. Fy a close observance of his basi
ness engageatefit. and bydlsp-osicg of bis work
oa the BXMt reasonable term,, which be will da
for either cash or arprove-d conntry prodoce, he
hopes M merit anl reteive a liberal share of pub
lic eastom EENJ. RISHEL.
New Salem City. Jan. 15, 1?-.
GR A TI A M T O N AHEAD!!
.Vjr it tie Time for Eirzxiwj .'.'
iVour it tkt Tint for Etrn'jr ..'.'
The andersigned has jnst received from the Eat
and opencl at Lis store ia Granamton. Clearfield
eoantv. an extensive and we!! elected r"ck of
SPRIXG AXD HUMMER GOOD, .
embracing every Tariety of Dry Gools. Hardware,
Vontare. Grocerie. etc etc.
These goods have been selected with aa ejcial
Tew to rnpply tbe wants of this commanity. and
will be sold oa the most reasonable terms. "They
will POSITIVELY be soli a; cheap as the cheap
est in the country, for CASH.
Paitk-clar attention has been nail to the selec
tion cf LADIES' DRESS GOODS, among whiih
are Plain acd FancySilks. Plain Bareges. Challe.
Barege Delaine, Robes. Etabroiicrei collars and
sleeves. Kid Gloves ; Shaw!, great Tariety; Man
tillas : Trimming;; Silk and Linen Fricge: Bon
nets of the laten styles; Bonnet Ribbscs aai trim
mings. Ac Aho. Parasols. H'jsicry. Gloves. Mil.
Bisop and India Mails. Jackonets. I.mestic aad
French Ginghams, Lawns. Calicoes. Barre-l acd
Caeck Jli-iin, Diapers, Crash, Napkins. Ladies'
Gaiters. children's shoes-Ae., and there is no doubt
that ail can be well sailed.
ALSO, French cloths and cassimeres. American
cloths and eassimeres. Marseilles Testings, Boots.
Shoes. Hats, Caps, and a general assortment of
mens' and bovs" Summer wear.
He has also a s:rk of READY-MADE CLOTH
ING, which he will sell low.
The anderagned is determined to sell bis goods
at the kwet prioes fur C-iSII. This is n,t mere
pretence and vain boast be tnll do it.
JAMES B. GRAHAM.
Graham ton, May 3. ISS.
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B
AR AND HOOP IRON, small rent! iron for
stove rods, Ac. for sale at the tore of
October 6. WM. IRVIN-
R
EADT-MADE CLOTHING. Boots and Shoes a
full assortment, at the corner store of
October 6. UU. WM IRVIN.
LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, at the eor
t jL per store, Cnrwensville.
October 6. 1S5-5.
WM. IRVTN.
FR SALE. A yoke of good and large Oxen,
by WM. IRVIN.
Carwensrille. September 22 1S.
-SPANISH Sole Leather, for sale at the corner
sUre. Hises taken at the hizhest price.
Oetober C-
7TLL0W B.4-KFTS. Alotoa band aed or
T t aala by jNov2j WM. F. IRWIN.
HUBS AND BUCKXIS.
L ed and foe sate at
-A varietv just reeeir
WM. F .'IRWIN S.
SALT. A large qocniity of SALT jast reeeSv
ed. aad which will be sold verv cheap tor
eah, bv the sack- at WM. F. IRWIN S.
mniirrvi ivr rtr.ips i
A crezei tid ftrr Sals at tie store of , i
4 SSON VILXE PROPERTY FOR SA LE.
jTjL
The property formerly occapied by Jauaea
Smith, being Z adioiaisg lots, having a two story
flack bowse. 24 fy 13 feet, and a plank shop. 24
by la feet, tkereoa erected, is foraase, or rent, oa
accommodating terms. Appiv to
March -i L. J. CRANS. Clearfield.
TO ALL WANTING FARALs. see advertisement
of Ha-mmer.!"n Lands. Sept. S. ISitJ.
TO ALL WANTING FAR.2IS. see adrertiseaeat
of HaBBoalro Lands. . sept. 3 IS3L
TO ALL WANTING FARMS, see aJvertxsemeBt
cf HaamoBton Land. Bert . im.
TO ALL WAITING FARMS, see advertisemest
of Haamoatoa Laa-is. se&t. 3. lit.
T1 ALL WANTING FARM?, see advertisement
of Haaamoaton Lands. iei4. ft. lo.
TO ALL WANTING FARMS, see advertie:ent
of Hansmc-atOB Lacd. Sft--"i-3m
c
no. ICE OF GIFTS!
Hereafter everv rarchaser before par-
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where the gifts, eoa.sistirg cf Jrirrirj. 3-r., and
Tvytt im snr ffcfa a erntt to Tr II m t4 reH
doito-, are always oa eakibitioa. ia ample Show
Cases. Oar New" Descriptive Catalwgse, contain
ing a large Tariety of Bocks in eTery department
of Science and Literature. !! of which are 'Id
at rerular publisher's prices land explaining OUR
NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM of allowing eve
rv psrehaser otrm tkmiee f jrtftr. and aettine
forth aaeqaallred iztdoceaects to As fit. will be
eat. post paid, to anv utdivkiual oa appiieauozt.
Address. A. RANNEY. Agent.
Jaly 7, l4n. No. Tj3 broadaay.N Tl
CABINET-WARE. GULICH k EENNF2L
wocli inform the citizens of town and Far
rounding country, that they centinne to maaufac
tare to order, and keep eotxactlv oa Land, everv
variety of CAB IXET-ll'ARE. consisting Jf
Dining Breakfast, aad Centre Tables; Sewing,
Wriutg. aad Wah Stands, Maaogoay acd Com
mon Bedsteads; Mahogocy a&d Cace-ix-ttvmei
Chairs. Mahcgoay and Coiemon E area us ; Sofas
Lounges. Ac They wi!! also rep-air fornitore and
chairs in good style, cheap f jr e ash House Pain
tic r done oa short notice- aad easy terms. Shop
and Ware-rooms, oa Market street, (same as for
merly occupied by John Gaelich.) nearly opposite
the Old Jew Store." r where they are at ali times
ready to accommodate those who may iavor them
j with their custom. As the times are rather p-res-1
sing, they hare determined to dispose cf articles
in their business, at the very lowest cash rates,
i Step ia and examine their ware, aed judre for
vourselves J'tHN Gl'ELlCH.
September 1,1 5iS- DANIEL BENNLR.
j N. B. Cofins made to order oa short notice, and
j fanerals attended with a neat bearse. and aprro
I priate aceompanyaeats. wben desired. G-A B.
!R
OEIN.S' LITERARY DEPOT Thomas
Dru; Store to the Store F.oc-m fonaer'y occcpied
by Riahard Shaw k Son. one door West of the
Mansion H'Ue."' where be is prepared to ac-m-
modate bis former customers aad the public gen
erally, with everyihing in bis lice. Having late
ly added a general assortment of Groceries to his
former Mk. he is now prepared to accommodate
ail who may faver him with a call, with
BOOKi OF ALL KINDS AND STYLES,
FANCY ARTICLES AND Ct.NrECTION ARIES.
Tobacco ac l Cizars.
I'SUGS, MEDICINES. DYE-STUFFS, PAINTS,
Cieau'nl t. &-r A-r . i-e.
Among his stock will be foaad Histories. Ei.rra
phies. Sketches. School Boks, Poetical, Scieotic.
Mecbaoical. Medical and Law works ; tbe latest
publications always on hand or procured to order:
all the Majaxlnrs furnishel nivn'hly, a: pebii-h-ers
prices; fancy and common letter paper: plain
and ruled cap paper; perforated paper; pote pa
per ; fancy and common envelopes; blank Deeds ;
a great variety of Steel Peas : eooamoB and fancy
pes-boldrrs, pencils. A. Ac. Ac. w bkb be will sell
at the most reasoaable price.
His stock of Drugs- Medicines. Dye-staffs. Paiats.
4c, is large and well selected; aluoog which are
Calomel. Blue Mas. Quinine. Morphia. Red Pre
cipitate ; Rhubarb, root and pnlverize-1 : RoeheHe
aad Epsoa Salts: Cream of Tartar. Sulphur. Sen
na. Pick Root. Sop. Carbonate Soda. Tartaric A
eij. Sulphate of Zi&c; Liqaoriee. Colombo anl
UeMiaioM; Lotr wd. Oil Viwiai. B.'oo VitriuL
Cope ras, Alain. RVi Lead. Prussian Blue, Chrome
Green and Yellow. Venaiitioc. Terra de Sienna,
acl in fact a general assortment
He has also a fine Jot of Ladies' Gfd ! Prea
Pins. EarIrops. Ficer Rings. . Also. Watch
Guards and Keys. Penknives. Hair oils; Hair.
Reading. Fine acd Pocket combs, Tootb-pkks Ra
zors and Strops. Sadiers' S:!k. Pear! powder. Fan
cy Soaps and Perfumery a great varifT.
Also. Prunes. Figs. Plaisias. Almonds, rea-nuts
and Filberts: Candies a general assortment; Cin
asion. Cloves- Pefjer. and other spices: blacking,
and Spool Cottoa ; the most p-pu?ar Patent Med
icines of tbe day ; all of which will b sold al the
very cheapest rates.
laii ana enane
selves. -ept
thomas'robins.
A CARD FROM PR. JAMES 34. J AR.
RETT, OF THK NEW-YORK LUNG IN
FIRMARY. My connection for the past eirht
years with the above Insatatioa. as Chief Phvsi-
eian. and a twelve years' et-urseof steady devotion
ts the Cure of Puimocary Consumption and its
kindred diseases, together with my unrivalled op
portunities and advantage of patbol&gia! research
aided not a little by a perfect system cf M'.tml
InkiJ-jtia has ecat!e-l ce to arrive at a deci
sive, direct, and successful course of treatment fr.r
the positive nc i radical enre of all diseases of the
Tt9U, LjtHt. aud AiT-paumei. By Inhalatica.
the vapor and curative propertiesof medicines are
directiy alJresedto the dLseasei orgaoscf the in
tegument. I da not advise tie use of Medical In
halation of aoy kiad. to the exclisioa of r".-.-,
treatment; acd althongh I eocsider it aasefal ad
juvant in tbe proper manageaueFt of those fearful
and often fatal dieas. yet I deem it verv acces
sary that each patient should have the benefit of
boti r'n'ril acj local treatment. The success rf
uy treatmect in the above diseases, and the hich
character of the Institution orcr which I have's
long bad the honor to preside, are too well known
to need any eul.jgy cr coshec-ei from me. At the
solicitation of many private aad prof.-caaI
friends, through whose philanthropic ail the above
charity b beea long and liberal! y swppuned and
after dee consideration. 1 have concluded to make
sae arrangements as will br.ns tbe benefits of mv
experience and treat meet within the reach c-f all.
and not eonfiBe myself, as bereUfore, to those on
ly who entered the Infirmarv, or who were able ta
visit me at my osce U.p"i8g therefore that tfeo
arrangement will give entire tatisfactioa. both to
my professional brethren and the public I would
respeetfaUy announce in conclusion, that I m
efe romultetl ymtntilly or letter, oa all dU
eases as above, and that the medicines, tbe same as
used in the Institution, prepared to sett each in
dividual case. TUatK - ajvr. M"tiU I.ti j
itrt. i-c. ire . will be forwarded by express to any
part of the Uaited Stales or the Canadas. Teaas
My terms of treatment by letter are as follows,
ris: $12 per month for each patient, wbica wiU
include medicine soScient for one month's ai ;
also. Inhaiing Vapor, and aa Inhaling Apparatus!
Payment as follows : 55 to be paid to Express A
gent oa receipt of tho boa of Medicine, and the
balance 3 at the expiration of the month, if the
patient be eared oris entirely satisfied with tho
treatment. Patient, by giving a fall history of
their case, and their symptoms in full, eaa be treat
ed as well by letter as by personal exazainatioD
Patients availing themselves of Dr. Jarrea s treat
ment may rely apoa immediate aad permaaent
relief, aa he seldom has to treat a eaaecser thirty
days. Letter for advice promptly axawered. For
farther particulars ad ires
J AMES M. JAR RETT, M. D.
No, 620 Broad way. corner Tweiitk ?t, N. Y.
P- 5- Physicians and others viairtag the eitv
are respeetfaUy invited to call at the I&Srtaarv.
wnere many interestine; eases eaa be witaessed.
and here osr lapsfsswr'svz forth inhx-
lauoa oz emic; vapor can be seen and ia-
ple1 New-York, Acgaat 4. 1SS5. Cm.
A
t ef goo-1 GricdDi wi;a Ss?nre. for sale
JHN PATT0S; Ctrw-tsvEia.
ROAD HOrsC CORXElt OF
IV nin and White Screeta iiRKYILLE
Fa.
Feb 24
R. R. MEANS. Proprietor.
GLORIOUS SEWS ! NATIONAL EX
CHANGE Tbe subscriber baric g takes
the above well knows stand. In Carwenaviile. Pa
is ready to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage. His tabie will always be
sapplied wKb tbe beet the market caa afford, and
his Bar with tbe choicest liquors. His stable will
be under the care of attentive hostlers.
April 8. 1S33. DAVID SMITH.
"TANSION nOl'SE, CJtarjieJJ, ia The
11m. aadersigned respeetfaUy umaeei a? tbe
public that be has leased the above Hotel ia Clear
field arag h. and that be is prepared to accoaa
a&ndate all who may favor bini with their castota.
His hoase is commodiows axd ccBTet'cst. ard bis
table sbail be sapplie-d ia the best manner possi
ble. No effort wi J be spared to reader general
aattsfactioE. By strict attention to baines. and
to the wants acid comfort of bis gwests, be expects
to secare a liberal share of patronage. - -febll-'j7
DAN. M. WEAVER.
MT. VERN03T nor.SE. LUMCER CITY,
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA Theun der
signed notifies the public that he has r-pe&ed out
tbe above named hoase. and that be is well pre
pared to aceofemoda'e all who may favor him
with a call. The boose is three stories bigh. is
commodious asd well famished, and bo pains will
be spared to render saxufaetioa to gaest. His
Bar always supplied with choice liqoor of ail
kinds. There ie plenty of stabliac eoaaectcd with
the house, lie solicits a share of pablie patron
age. L. W. TEN EYCb
Lu :iiber City. April 21. IsO-S-Cia-pd.
Sr s q r E II A .v A IJl O I" S E,
Cnrtmimlle, Ctearfvtd CVwr, Prm'a.
The wberibr. formerly of tbe Exchange Hotel,
l'hilipsburg. ha vitg taken the a cove boase. rititate
ia the east end ot tbe Boroagh ot Carwe&STille.
oa the bank cd the Sasaebanna River, would res
pecUaily aanoeaee to the trarelUng potli-. that
he is fully prepared to aecom20tite Kraagers
and ail others who axay favor bia wirh aeaul.
The hotic is tew. well famished, large aid ec-m-n:Jiou.
and travellers wi!I fiai every exevenie&re
tecesjarv to their comfort- Ample tab'iag is at
taehed to the premUes DAVID JvlIXsTON,
Curwer-rii!c. FebTBarv 17. l-sj.
I FLEMING nOTEL. (FORMERLY KNOWN
1 As XUEGjD INTENT.) Ct RWEXS 1LLE
ClearSeli Couz,ty. Pa. The sabjeri'oer ae-gs leave
to inform bis old customers and lao pabiie geae
raily that he has recently taken tie abovo eU
known stax.d. aad that he has entirely refittel aad
refurnished it ia a style adapted to the age. aad
the wants of the entire travei.'irg com m ax. it t.
HIS TABLE will alwavsbe r rovried with erery
( luxury tie markets anl srrvuEditg coci.try wi.l
i afford. HIS BAR will be at plied with the efcwt-
ee-t wines aad liqaors lil SIABLES. which
j are The best and ttofi e-stuvodi-.u oa the road
j within a day's travel, will always beta charge of
i careful and attentive hitlers In short, every
j der.artmett of his erabtihment wi:! be suppled
i wi;a all the eomfurts aai eoave-uieaees the wearv
j traveller eocld dei.-e. WM- A MASN. "
Curwensvj-.le. Jane 2. lrj.
- . . -
CLEARFIELD nni'SE. O RNXK OF
J HRST AND MARKET STREETS. CLEAt-
i FIED, PA. The undersized iC'cll rcspeetfilly
i inform his friends and tee traveli-r t ab.vs-ia
- is
general, that he bag taken the t'n ho:
! merly kaon as tbe II' m -, ',! ITotri '. and that
the house has been recetty refitted. itsprvel
and newly fsreished ; that exte-sivo s'a.Wiag
has jast been ericpleted: and that he is pre
pared to accommodate all who nir jrive hra
a caw ia tee most pleassee and agreeatrie b
He is amply rrovide-i witls everything to
acaer.
render
hi boase a desirabio Korcirr place, and will
endeavor to entertain his guests ia a manner that
eaanoC fail to rive the fuiiesz caiisfarioa. Thm
house is sitaatea ia a pleaaaxt aad qoirl part of
the ten. and Boexpease or atteatjon will bo sra-
red to make it tee of the best boases ia theeoacty.
A liberal patronage is respoetf c'ly solicitel- rfu j
bar will be sepplied with an assortment of ehire
liquors. -jaae2-H. H.Ts MvER'iW.
LAGER! LAGER! LAGER! LAGER! I
LAGER EEER JAUO.V. j
EiiiHZ Hatse! Eiiinz llonte'. aaf Rzltnef j
t.itw House. Eizi-s- Hokt ' axd BtXe.-r
Esti? Hafte' Ettix'z IIjufT a4 Btier'r
tne BniersignM takes this aretnot til tcformiBg
the ruiz of Clearfield and the peb'ie io geaer-
al. that ho has opened as EATING HOl'sE aad
BAKEKT ia the room oa Market street, kaown as i
tie -Out Jnr Srre. where hewid keepoahasd
a general assort m eo t ff CTcfectioaarie. sach as
Catiies of all kin Is. Nuts ia great variety. Figs.
Rai--civ. Prtcci, Ac- ic. Ilewirl alj keep Ate
aad Lager Beer at all limes, wiich. te does cot
hesitate to say. is a saperk-r article, and from the
bct breweries ia the wot. ALSO, a large a.-s,rt-ment
of Tokaou aod Cigars, always oa Hard.
As he U a Baker bv trade, be wf'.! alwav keep
a supply U FRESH BREAD acl CAKES.'as weil
a PIES of every description that the season will
afford. He will" also bake to order, oa sb.rt no
tice, anything of the kiad that ait t-e wanted
by the citizens f C lemrfieU.
The pablie are respectfully in vied to call aad
see his stock, which he thinks caesot fail to zeeet
the wants aad wishes of persons who desire iit
of the artie'e ia his liae of beriaesa. He solicits.
aa-1 hopes to reeeire. a liberal share of patn-uage.
as it will be his eocstaat atei to a?eeesodate and
please all who may faver him with their custom.
Cail aad jadtte i'r vo3rs!ves- Remember the
place, the -OLD JEW STORE." oa Market s-'reet
Clearfield ap2-?J HENDL1N EN I RES.
Tn E GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GoLDEX PRIZE.
Tbe Golden Prize The Golden Prize.
The Golden Prize. The Goldea Prito.
The Golden Prize. Tea Gotaen Prize
The Golden Prize The G!.io Prize
THE GOLDEX PRIZE.
ILLUSTRATED! tLLrsTBtTtf' ILLUSTRATED
ILLl STRATED Ei ERY WEEK.
PiittrfH trfryt r-rri.
Vinwfrrri ere-rt in I;
If! Nitrated rrerw t:
I:.itrj:rd ererr trrei.
Platimi'd eri vrl .
ILLUSTRATED
I'lt-?id rrrrx ars-rf
KlTSr WEEK
rtt men eff-r tm! f re
IHE GOLDEX PKIZE
TilUmrrd ; IJA'u?r3Z?d Fixstiaiei
1 he At w k ork eekly GoLPn Paixs: is ice vf
tee largest aad best weekly paprrsof the dar Aa
Imperial (Juarto evrtaiEitx- etrit firt, or fortv
eoiumn. f entertaining orsicat matter: and ele
gantly illustrated every week.
A Gift worth cent to 5v9 t in Gild will
be preen led to eaeh Subscriber iiimeiiatelv oa
rece.pt of tbe subscription moaev.
One copy for one year. an 1 I trift.
Cne copy f.tr two years, 3 i. an-i 2 gifts.
fae copy for throe years. a P0, and S gifts
One copy for five rears. S w. atd j gifts
AND TO CLUBS 6
Three copies oa year. So 0. and 3 gifts.
FtTe copies o&e year, W. and 5 gifta.
Tea eof-tet one year, 1 aad lu gifts.
Tweety-one copies 1 year. 5j) 00. aad 21 gifu
.v to dUtribcted ar comprised ia
the fvtlowiE Uu :
- P-kages of Gold, containing $i0d each.
a packages of Gold, containing JM) each.
It packages of Gold, containing ltt each
I? . JFSrT Huntiag Cased Haiche. 104 each.
-j uou aicnes.
50 Gold Watches,
1M Gold Watches.
3w Ladies Gold Watches. - - - .
2w Silver H anting Cased Watehea,
i each.
0 each.
50 each.
3 each.
3 each.
.uirr avaea, - - . - - la 2j each
1000 gold guard, vest k fobchaias. la to 30 eah"
God Lkets Eracelets. Erooches. Ear Drops.
c. fw CVC,-rini' ?,ere Be"-"- Ringi. Stirt
Stals. Watch keys. Gold and Hirer Thimble, aad
a variety of other artieles. worth from O cents to
clJ ea6h,
Immediatelr on the receipt cf the subseriptioB
money the subscriber s same wUI be entered apoa
our subscrtptioa book opposite a number, and tho
gm corresponding with that nasi bej will be f ar-war.;cd-
within one week, to the subscriber s
r erprezt. pert jrrid . '
A11 sommuaicaUons should be addressed to
IF v IIT1U
3 aaa Jl.iCat Buildin
J3j Broad war. V York.
pectmen copies sent free. A genu' wasted.
Nt
iora, Jttarca 17. 1-Iamly.
ITARDWARE
A large assorrmect just reir-
a. a. od cpnM
a-vt nw Tot sale bv
vT"M F f RWIV.
-ar a l r
"V" S. LAWRENCE'S NEW PAPER,
11 o PRINTER-- CARD AND ENVEU. Px.
Warehouse. No 443 Commerce Stroet. Pbiladol
phia. rCaab beyers wiU find it foe tbair Uter
es to call. Janaary - la-ly.
pSQNBAD k WALTON, 2i Market Streat Phil
J aielphia; Importers and L'ealers ia Hard
ware. Iron, Nails. Ac Jte. They rerpectf ally ia
vite the people of CiearSeld. te exstiaao titar fa
vors. Aag. l.IfSS.-ly-
P011IERCIAL nOTEL, Na. 2. Sowtk
j Sixth street, between Market aad Cbeoaat.
Philadelphia, has been recently opened for ta
aceommodarioa of the pabne. The house is ia a
ceatrai kicatioa. aad baa andergoce extsive re
pairs the charge per dav is SI
Sept- 22. 135-5. ' V. BLAIR. Agt -
TO I NT
VERNON HOTEL, No lit aad
ill. 11 2sd Street.
above Arch. Fbilalefr kia-Pa.
ifeu ii'tej a ! boea reatted. aad u bow afaxa
opeted fc-r the aeeommodatioa t f tbe traraasg.
public. It is Kaealed ia a pleasaat jart of ttewivy.
acd every eSWt will be ma le to make gaeata efi'
fortaible." Tnr tie hwe. IarJig S lj per day .
A M. U .?KIN.. Propnotsar.
September -2- K.
j VISE'S CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY
t -i" a. STOKE. No. 72 North Szxoo Street, tott-
SW tit Monttl I'rrmvm Himtf.S Pphiladelihia.
Gold Lover WateVesL fall jewelled. 19 K. easea.
Silver Lever dt-. do.; Silver Le-piao, do.; Qunnr
GoM Spectacles- Silver do.; Siivor Table Spooaa.
Silver Iesert do. : Silver Tea do. ; Gold Peas aad
Gold Case; Gobi Peas aad Silver do.; together?
with a varietv cf fine G&ld Jewelry, G!i Carb,
Guard and Foo Chaita. All gooda warraauft Mi
be as represented. Waicboa as4 Jewelry, ropair
el ia tbe best manner.
A !.. i'iscie Marks. Pica. Ac . made to ordor.,
N. E. All orders sent by mail or otherwise
will be paactaaily attooded to.
His motto is: -5aail Prnfiu aad Qaisk Salca,
PhLlaJelpbia. April 2o. Iia. .
G'
REAT DISCOVERS" OF TflE AGE.
IMPC'STANT T' ToBACOi CHEWEti
Dr. G h itjr Uwnirf t Ta:e Rrjtarnttv Trektt.
die G.-rt SmiuuKte fr Taiarrt It ia a we'-
k Down and iacoaxrovertabie fact thai tbe aae of
Tooacco is t'ae r rxweer eanoe of mac v of the
most oever MENTAL AND PHYSICAL disorders
to watch tie race of aaaa is aabjeet. asewrefal u
alais aal i&r-g aad paicfsl experseace haveaiaar
ly provew that it eontaiascertaia aareotic aad pi
soBoas p roper ties zaosx daagerewa ia tawir offocta.
whkh by entering iato tbe blood deraega tao
fite'M;as and operations cf the Heart, caaaisg ma
tj io swpposo that orgas to be oerioBalr dioraaed.
T"BACLX af eets alw she catire tierveaa ayataa,
macifes:iz.)r ite!f as all who have over ajied ta
Ojiiyas weed will bear tejrimoay ia Lassitade.
Nen'.-tis Irritability. Water Brasa. Iiyvpapa.a. aad
zsaxy other diovier of a similar eharaetar. Tho
-Taste E.eruratire Trthei"' are d e raei to coaa
teract thee haaefal iufiaeaees- aa-d have prevod
completely scccessf al ia a multitude of ex and
wherever ase-1. Beiag atarmlesa ia taeaaaoivoa
they exert a beeefiiai oect cpoa tie eaxir ava
tem. ressoriag the Taste which has becocao vitia
ted or deslrvyed by great iMalgeac. eaatpUtt
!y rezsoviig tie irritation ail aeeoUE easy lag uk-
r- ! nag aesatioa of tie Throat which are altiti
etsejaets apc abtftaioicg froca ts aao of To
bareo. and by giviag a heatthy lone to tho Stosa
atb. ifcvigriraie tie whole ysteai-
Pers-jss who are irrecrievahly Baderaaiatag
their eoastitauons and shorteaiaaT taoir Ltsoa.
I aboa'd ae taeao Trachea immediate) aad tsraw
i eff tte l.atar
ni ati asplaaaact habll af Tabacoo
. aewitg.
These Troches or Loteeges are pat Bp ia a ob
venient and portable fra at the low trt of so
ceel per Box.
! Prepared t'
.. A liberal disooaat to too Trail.
Prepared solely hv tho awdorsirBod So whom
all oners shoaM oo aBidreaced,
JAMLs E. &JWER5. rTarrat.
Comer 21 and Race rreeU- Piuaiaiaiia
April 14. Iv-It.
HAMMONTON LADS.-.Ynr E-s-faW
I kmmbus rrm ia a aoajiav place.
j .V fruaa Philadelphia, oa tao Cam-ta aad A
j lactic Railroad- New Jenev. Aao'd esut has
t'y been o tea ed for sa-e, aad the Irz d:i-
j i.jn of acres divided ao iato farms of a-
eres aai f wards. 1 he soil is of tkt se aaalii
fur tse rroioctiOB of fruits- z-raiaa. A, T r,.
is 515 t.j 5 per acre, payable i a easy qaartar
yearly instalmeEia. wtthia'a term of fwar voara,
w iib interest. The terms arc made easv. ia'oriar
to ins.ro the rapid impreveateat of the laad. hv
eiiablinr tt' i iiViifMo sax re ia at fxrm. ft
is Bow tLfis; exiT-Ert vel v iair roved bV good roaia.
and s-me of the bes citixcaj frcaa New Ealad
ail the Middle States m erecting lara improvo-aaeats-
It is a sreee of the greatest iaeproTeateat
oat of Philadelphia Sevesty-iv hoajes kavo
been built ia 4 Breaths, Practical farmers aad -.i.esj
zaca from the length acd broadth of tkt C
tiou are settiiag there, bt is aa iasportaat hasi
aesa place, ob aoemaat of its bear ia tho sxkist of
a great market. Every article raued oa this laad.
c-is aa iKBEe-ilaie u. The water is exewUeav.
sad bo stea teirg as lever is keewB. The aoti ta
a sandy r clay ioaza. with a ettu iottmm aad rv
Umut of mi-cm. It is free of stoaes aad easily
workel. It a'aoends larrely in the phosphates,
and sack is its fertility thai frooa tbe crpa pro
duced both apoa this land aad the area adjoia
irgnaier e;;iva:i:.B. it will be faced cot to be
exeelie-1 acwherc ia the prodactia of crwps moat
adapted Pa its market. The reader may be we3
aware that the tariiest aad the best Traits aad veg
etable come from New Jersev. which are anaaai
!y exported to the amocet of miiiioes of doUara
Tte iazd. boides beia; aoreaau La eisrv war
fvr tertil:zers. has aa abeaUaBt supple of the boat
qnaliryef mack maaare.
Lam ber aad baaldiag aaateriab eaa ho bad ea
the spot at a cheap price, from the &;Us Other
mills are bsw being cpeaed. acd brick raids briar
started oa the groaad. A person eaa pat spa
frame teteent for preseet eocreaieaee fr ot
hasdre-i dollars- Oa acroazu of tie exteacva sa.
tgraun ttz, is the best coaxse to parsae ia ori.r
to get aplace to live ia at first. Carpenters and bail
de rsareoakaBd pat ap hoases oa the besz termo
ia sett;;tg here tie emigraat has taaay ad vac -
f "5 ittia a lew t.rs ride of the i
riie :
t M, . - . .-v
a .r r,-i.e - .a;es ant Aew z-aglaad - he
ir hts old frieads aad associations: he U in a
is near 1
'.' - re every zzaprorement aad
comfort of ciniiiation is at band : be is in a heal
thy p.ce. ad is sot sntjeei to tho certainty of
losg the creater part of his family and his owa
fiealtn by those maligaant fevers whieb caako tho
graves of s many mL2is of the ,-i k,r.
oy in far eff regies away fram home and frieada
Besides, be has a naild climate aad aa ones w'ater
There are three trains daily to PbiladefVkia.
and to a.l those who prove tie railroad com pa
ny etve a free ticket-
The reader wiU at Bee be rtroek witk tho ad
vaatages here pre seated, aad ak himself wbv the
property ha swt been takca up before. The rem '
sob is, it was never thrvwa ia tho market ; aad Ba
les these statmeets were correct bo one wocH ho
invited to examine the land before parchasiar
This all are expected to do. They will see the land
aader culUv-io : they win BNt persozta. ao
doubt, from their own neighborhood; thev will"
witness the improveateBU. aad eaa jadxe of th o
m ia Donaialkia. FmiDiikMi i
prepared to pnrc&ase. as manv are locaiicr and
locations are sot hell an refusal
Taa Hammonten Farmer, a zaoetbfr lirar
aad Agncaitural sheet, cootaiui.rf.il iajorsaatiol
o. tiammontoa. will be sent to each iaqairer aad"
eaa be obtained at 2i cent per asanas. - '
Till iadispatable. Warrantee deeds rivoa.
dear of all locambraBee. when pn.-rhase asonev
rt if t ,0k''Ei -Leave Viae street wharf.
I niladelpbia, for HamaoBtOB by railroad at 7s
i Y M : wlti inire for Mr
Lyrnox, Boarding eoBTeBieaee will be foBnd
Letters aad applications eaa be aJJr-.i ,
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ftf"- iVra,reheerful"v
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