..ellll9 - . 4;11 . 6 - 1 , ,
4) . ' a
.p..4.(1,p1t1111 PABT. ,
The,thpeghte a Other yearn
Come thronging to my spirit fast,
While litioding o'er 'the hopes and fears,
That from a buried world appears,
To mark the droary past.,
Childhood and youth are there,
And all that ono was dear to ale;
A mother's love, a mother's prayer,
To youthful life;as guardian care,
And fun:me-fight!! to be.
Datwonths and years long ge.re,
Hopes that "stalled &elnileci a gain,
'Till lost to youth in manhood's dtim n,
Like stars that flee the breaking n.urn,
Have passed from Inc in vain.
But they will linger still,
The lights of memory backward burn,
Add boyhood's wish, to roam nt
liVithbasterous glee, so wild, so shrill,
From out the -past return..
_ .
Old hopes le . = up again,
Thoyaiobow hut 6 O 1 ideal drearns.
Wheitii)ltirirt . pown to care or pin,
Beguired'bY gtiveet , Xolus strain,
I traced the winding -str.oarns. ,
Once mote I feel the thrill'_". •
Ofpleasure stir my languid breast;
I feel A hecquiek,impulsive will,
Aye lire e ciip
. a'-Spailtling fill
Ofjtiy;'wheti youth was blest.
But these nit. genie, like' Snow
Before the'soilening brOath of spring;
Gone, inititOthial-to - corne - no more,
Llicirrpoonlight on a streamlet's flow,
In its :wild murmuring.
Ambition, too,
with thoughts of fame,
Hat) yvolcofrorn its unreal dreams,
Nor grant; for coining time, a name
That age would of oblivion claim
To guild its evening gleams.
Friends, too, have left me here,
Theirlosito mournfriends early gone,
Who sometimes still seem lingering near,
With welcome smiles and words of cheer,
To 'greet the heart forlorn.
And dm' my withering heart
May cease to throb with feeling fro,
When all the, joys of youth depait,
The past will live to form a part
In lengthening memory.
Curing Wei and Park,
At the request of a number UT subscri
hers, we republish, for the fourth or fifth
time, our mode of curing beef and pork,
which has been used so generally in this
community, and which we believe to be
the very best now in use. It is this :
To one gallon of water, take one and a
half pounds of salt, Win pound of sugar,
Truth. l and half an ounco of saltpetre. In this
.-
Truth tu- its highest form is indispensa- ; rat i o t h e pickle to be increased to any
Ile-to &man, considered as a moral being,lquantity desired. Let them be boiled to
*Wit above all expediency, all accidental I gether, until all the dirt from the sugar,
consequences. Tho light we Most need . (which will not he a little,) rises to the top
is light from heaven ; for what is unaided ! an d i s skimmed o ty. Th en throw it into
reason but a benighted traveller across the I a tub to cool, and when perfectly cool,
tomb of earth wherein it scatters a little I pour it over your beef or pork, to remain
deist?: The first poverty, and the deepest • the usual time, say four or five weeks.—
is the poverty of truth, as the first of rich- ' The meat must be well covered with pick
-esis wealth of wisdom in the soul. I le, and should not be put down for at least
When a marches 'recognized hie high . l two days after killing, during which time
est need, and has been enriched with truth ;it should be slightly sprinkled with pow.
ho should not exchange his tbrtune for all I dered saltpetre.
the. apulende of earth. • ' ! P. S. Several of our friends have omit
:AS 'sure as God is holy, and the he- ' ted the boiling of the pickle, and found it
mention} iminortal, there can be no evil 1
I to answer equally as well. It will not an- ,
so-greaLas . spiritual ignorance,, and nois,„,„, quite so well, however. By boiling ' JOIIN SA ll'l'AlN & Co.
peril- so great as duty evaded or P° B tPorl - ; pickle, you purifiy it—for the amount of 1 Philadelphia.
ed. _ fit, is false mercy to allow a poisonous' dirt which is thrown off by the operation, ' -
(hal' to 'rerriairi' at • a feast, because nutri- I from the salt and sugar, would surprise'
ROBERT MANLEY,
ckiiitilifiands are connected therewith, let; one not a cquainted with the fact.—Gcr- ' cu.iya4a.niA4ll .
AND lia ,.. viLlß
,
thenb.i.. ingredients be removed, that I mantoten Telegraph. fil A KUM. 1
while the palate is gratified, life may not I I
'rilill.; !nl .r;her re..pecOnlly ~rant ,he ent•
be destroyed. I Keep Good Animals.—Poor animals, I ten, A c!critlirA county, that he hum eAn-
in every . ago, men have arisen who in I are a moth to the farmer. They are a ; mowed the nho‘e tinnivtl 13114111(4N, In 111 C 611111 , i
J L. Cultic, tor { and r e.
the -benign influence of their lives , proved •
I more serious detriment to him than rust, I i'"ncrir of "0" I')
that sincerity is the element of greatest •or blight, or mildew. A poor cos, thatj l'ic e ' l l ' l ' a l i " C Y rr. ' i u, i : :;: l e7 l'a l 1 1
1 e t, n u I e i . i' l:l e rn l i u n n o ng rk e - to'
power and the most divine. Such, to ad- I yields but a trifle of milk, and looks like „ Li pe „„, s „1,„ may
ne Vea•ed to all In thtir
duce [teethe? instance, was Milton. With I the lean kine of the Egyptian king, costs , ciiiro suksiamon. Ile ~;I licep,n hun.l i
Bacon he-believed -that --"Truth, though, more, per anum, than a good one that will: Mind-work and Windsor Chairs
, hewn, like , the:body .of Osiris into a thou.: yield her ten or twenty quarts of milk dui-' I
;, suety de•uutrtiou Upb..!, t,ed (.611 , 1. n a d..
sand :pieces, and scattered to .,
the tour ly, and keep herself in plight fur the sham. r
a• order.
WilidB;lBhaii be g athero limb t o li m b, and ; Ides while doing it. Sonic of the tine ALSO, Dentist, Inentid, an d ch„,„h er .
moulded, with ev€!ry " j • !:•t cud momber in-: cows , kept in the States of Massachusetts, I Chairs—Chair Beds turd Bed Chairs.
to an immortal le,'11;•.-!. of loveliness and !N ew Y or k an d Pennsylvania, cos t their e....r Tao Bed Chair I nil he t ur. v cried from il“.
perfection." Not ';i:e slightest doubt seems' owners less any year, than the rough skin- ;
' r:t i r v r : , ,, e i tra l chair a ta;e i t: l ma l 't b e c. i i a l l " ••s i . " l u tia 7, .. ", !a ' r (.:: i • •
, of the I nod, scraggy limbed skeletorrs of Nova .
r;ed node, il.e arm. Ii 1. par.k n'nrly i able
ever to have passed over his mind
worth, might, and ultimate triumph of Scotia and New Brunswick. It is good r NI
..a _ _ii.u.r, ~int• ers3,l I',u:v..n.n.ii V1.1.;1(111(q)
blithe , With a lofty indignation he scot.- • p o li c ybuytheh
to
lied all aids to 'aci. cause, but such as ; selecting dairy stock. By obtaining good Ai nie rhottrei I,nlive.
HOBERT MANUA'
were derived from God's good spirit, and I animals, and l'''ilrefully regulating the pro- t clearra I.i. July 23, 184 s - tin)
man's 'free mind "For who knows not," : cesS of breeding, aided by careful linen-;
EW CABINET Bi. CHAIR ----
says. he,„ that truth is strong, next to the : don, ono may secure great profits, and at , N
Almighty; she heeGs no polices, nor strat- , small expense.
agems, nor-licensing, to make her victo.; ' Manufactoalis
riousi those are the shifts and defences I The Queen Bee.--It is well known by i T.ll. su..mrriber reF per ilult y inlor mw
,tI, e pl:bhi
that error. uses aglinst her power. Give ; apiarians, that bees will not swarm with-
Gi ,t,unc,:ho hr hoi emnincnet cI she above men
l,,enra., in nll 0. ‘hr.,114 1-n-1.4 1i , : , . WOW
hea f jonljemn, and do not bind her when i out a.queen goes with the new colony.— bop, :!• •t c • 1014,1•1,1:irc‘ 11% ”I , p , bc e thc , hie h•
she Apeaks. net true, as the old Proetus did lln order to prevent swarms going to the (1,,,i ci.•••• 11, ~. I• ;c ac ,3 i -rr i .nrdta waraaae
who• -spike oracles only when he was; woods, sonic experienced bee keepers ! el. !!
•
afigia land lbound."—Magoon. I watch ibr the queen, and when she comes ' CABINET-WARE AND CHAIRS
,----- ;out ofthe hive, cut one of her wings, which '3 • 1., (11.1.1 durable mu:incr. tie a..pel by .trio!
.-.
Lime or • ETEUNrry.—What scones; prevents her from flying. The bees will ,inc"' ! !'" It' I'''''"'"! ''' "I'" and "C"re a ihale
•
dlieSeternlty!preSeat l—the years of life I generally make a k‘piteli" near the hive, ""! P"''''': l"I":"';'••
:.) cot FINS ir..,110 inorder on 1:1, An:lee no•
past—early connections dissolved--tea I when tho queen may be secured, and with ; ,i,, JC. CAMPBELL..
secretsOf all .hearts laid open—souls•sa-111r..: young swarm, placed in a new hive. ' c emtirai,Jlflie 18. iel9.
:• .
ved*olleSt4--Christ a-frowning Judge or I - _......-_-. r
a welcome Saviour—all mistakes and er• I Cider.— Take a pint of pulverized •
rors in religion ntend-,-.every tillse ibun• I charewl, and put it , in a small bag ; then
dation undermined--a world in flames and i put it. in a barrel of new cider, and the ci- :
consumed as though it had never been--=, der will never ' ferment—never contain a.
time itself ii mere—eternal ages on ageslny intoxicating quality ; and the longer'
itllippn 'in • ceaseless bliss or woo.--; it is kept the better, and more palatable
l'qpissullicient to speak, even, on these! it becomes, . i
things? —Cliiistion. Almanac.
i '
.
,
•• • - Pennsylvania Public Works, ,
• A • Burr AnouturriT.---•-ilad .men ori • The : HarriSbUrg' 'Keystone has the fol.!
&Xs' w ould not have written the Bible,lloWing statement of the revenue froM our!
. ~.,
them , i -
for if conmns em and their works.— State works : , . .
-
Good men or an gels could not- have writ- "We learn that the actual receipts at the 'I
.. „ . .
• ten iti forin saying it was from-God, when, State. Treasury from
.. the Ist December,
it.wsis but their own invention, they wou!d 11849, to the Ist December, 1840, on ae
hti;ie beeii guilty 'of ' falsehood, and thus i count of Canal and Railroad .. : ,-
ion:Fuld not; i have• been good: The only
,1 tolls, are
$1,028,860 13
. . one', whoscerld.have,Written it, is its , real I Froth' the same source the 1,550,555 03
'aitithorit. GO lzimseY. ' ,, - , ,
~ ;, preceding year,
, AC Ai L. Ftti WOE% tV,:'
golonsLAttiett td Cot Theta
Any healthy pieCe of limb, from one
third•to,one•fourth of an . ,inch in diameter,
with'two 6r three buds,'is a proper scion;
no matter What may be its ago, and if
skillfully inserted in a healthy stoat, will
assuredly succeed and grow.
Stacks should resemble• the scion as
nearly ns may be in their nature. They
should be healthy, and never more than
two and a half inches in diameter, and the
smaller the better.
As soon ns the h ayes fall, scions may
be cut, and from that period till the leaf
buds agdin, swell in the spring. After
cutting the scion, unless it be wanted for
jinmedilfe use, place it beyond the too
free contact of light end air. When they
tire Selected in the Ind end v, inter, place
them in n box filled with sand, rather
moist but not wet, aid put the box in the
cellar where there is no Crest. In this way
scions will keep perfectly good for months.
As our farmers frequently perform journ
eys during the. winter, it would be well for
such of them as ore desirous of enriching
their Fruit gardens and orchards with rare
and choice varieties, to bear in mind the
foregoing suggestions. By a little inqui
ry one mad• often procure valuable acces
sions to this important •department, and at
small expense. It is sometimes extreme
ly difficult to obtain good scions at the
season when they are wanted for setting,
and many arc induced to neglect the bus
iness altogether, or to defer it from year
to year, simply in consequence of this . ina
bility. In my , opinion there is nothing
which adds more to the desirableness and
actual value of a first rate farm or "home
stead," than n good fruit orchard. It is
in the capability of every person, whether
rich or poor, to produce at least a part of
the fruit required for domestic. use ; and
there is a pleasure in partaking of the
fruits grown by one's own hands, which
we rarely experience in that we purchase
with our money.
=NJ
Increase for the year, , • ... $78,30.5 10 1
The estimated ainotiet by the late State.
Treasurer, Mr. Phiiner, for' the year just.'
clood. Nvas
.$1,650,000. The receipts
have therefore Men below the estimate
821,139 87. This deficiency wasecca
sioned by the long continued dry weather
and a consequent want of water both in the
Ohio river and . 'in the Canal. Had it not
been for this, the receipts would have ex•
ceeded the estimate,
r 4 'l e • : .
Sattabils.tuima Magatine. 1•'.
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whereby the Magazine, ler
,the nest. year
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The Literary department will remain
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end Mrs. CAnoulvn KIUICLA JD, of New
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pens every month, have secured contribu
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Mr. SARTAIN has entire control of the
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SCR ULA
cfA r impure of Ot • , A • r+ SAI ILL
QUA:: r y h Ina -• .ft (1 /
of B u r k hr 'o.;r •le 1,0
cr hi trA P. .1
-I.picre4
/Xsctvel —tivn th,r, ;11 - 1 -*
BRANT'S INDIAN
KIM hti EXIT
ie ou,i a ilftr lnino, In every r. !pert and thrro ;,‘ rnisre.
dart proof, in great run-s tfecterl, that ON , •1
It contnine mon: purll)ln i r, b'. end wt,cli.-al
par.T, then there In contained In I , ', , trr limit, of run so ,
scparilla, or any other rirdictne tent hen ever been tot rod
for side. There in lintlootited proof In 0111.
that Urn Ilse of 11,1. g.,..t r they Post
were ItriNts yet I.lln—they that Wt• 11. 1, 1..171i: PEA t wr
ps ran now WA! V.--111 , Y 014 t were :.1.:1,1Y1:1.' -I
v.
otherwise silo:toed, have been II,: acne :and 121
Hundreds—Thousands—
td,h nitA sr'.. l en ICI CIL ..fte r Irecle4 end
tested A LL th e sarsaparilla; “ini other niedieinen re1.:' , 1.1-
LlC:ldi'd to cure blood dinensra, have de.-idn! dint—
Brant's is the Cheapest,
tumuAe One Paul, of it brut more medico% cloak e ova •
,pr in it, and, in consequence, etiren ~or, di,ra.sr iu touch
I mo , Gnq Limn cmc hatiln,of any other 'examine.
If. then. ONE Iloitle ra . BRANT . ' PenlFien will cure
POL . II T/MES more diAertse thnn nee Fantle of sarecpa
“Eln.Arr's Pumirten" ,vould hr ,imp ut
. (our dal.
tars it :male. as sarsaparilla at nine th , !lar. Bat itremcrs
PURIFIER IA Rohl fur only OM. I.AII n bottle; and
ex in bottle 0r it hal cored, nod ie , t; Odd 01 curing. !bur
Time RI much dileam ver berth M Ar,avarilk. their'
tuna, ennui) nilla, in Con,oltioorn of power fool
.hould be Rol 1 nt w ro.)re then
/ te, nn cheap 01 the Peril
/ :J.:11 at Ow . 01/tar.
One Dollar's Worth !
II n. niu••lt ninth S 4 Yllti. TI - hoW wurh
sru6n.:( A—will One Ihdlnes 1.-07i4(.1 11,,et'e Ft 1.;
erre I Read ac fulluwing statenlCtit, hid opeel
-111:11 of It. power.
CANC.EROIYS SCROFULA !
rein in the ease of a ityl:l4" ”1 , 171 set lists. lie ras
a:red of a worse care by only Twelve Bottles
of Itratira Purifier. than r ver was. cared by the use. of
There Gallons of the beet sorsa/tar/lift that was ever made.
Sarsaparilla brig not Sidileiraf rinriicai power to effect the
cure of ouch a neoltinffly sate.
Mr. J. it. Mut:is, of Neu, Oneida Co . N. Y., had .Icief
tad four years—was confined to his bed the last yutr—ho
Was so roach diteascd, end debilitated na to he tinalad to
falai fits hand touts head. Ile lind the beat inctlichl nth
aloe—find used all of tho Gest introparilla.s to no good
effeet—got worts and tearer. and wan COll/111COOd to 1)0 to
n flying State, and could not lino twenty-four I,wurs longer,
when be conunem7ed using Mt A Nrs PURIFIER. Ills
neck wee eaten nearly qr. from ear to ear—n hole was eaten
through hla windpipe, under Ida chin, so that he breathed
through the hula—his fur Wll. no eaten around that It
could be lifted 'up out Of its place, it only holding by a
small place—tho WO of one arm wan dertroycd by two Ul.
rers—an Uterr under the firm, no large as n'tnan's hand,
had notirljtsaten through his aide,into his body. 'than, Ito
wan afflicted with Tmaty Audi , (putrid, tyrid, °Posies Ul
cers, on various port. , of 1116 permn. Fur farther and full
partirtilltrs !CO our l'amphlcte.
Shirt. Tsinms.3 NVlLL,ts:tbl, uo ,, of the nowt skilful phy.
nielatis of Rome, was celled to see Harkin the day blames
lid commenced using Ilrartl's Purliler. Dort. W. own.
hied hint, nod then told him that all tho medicines in the
rorld could. not cure ithn— s that Ida care
Worse than Hopeless
How hens Mr. if ntktcriient or core. Ile maid :
My ',sill': procure:l one bottle of .11,11.INT'S PURIFYING
EXTRA o r r lll
—AT no . t . rwt toubled too toga off my bcd—
the srt:oNp hotel° Nodded mu to p er out of the twust—the
ittittu Onobled riot to wall: two 1710 , C., And when I hod fin.
wing Nine Vott4s, sieck:Nyr.t:Nt out of 2v my
,erd cY, and three bottles room effected u per
lett euro Alitrrettored me to good health.
VOURTEEN WITNESSES:
• Tim nlinve fni•to nre .iertHerl to t;y.pricToß.,T.
I.kAr.l:". Njr. (i.,lt. III:OWN. of Rome !Awl. Mrsrn.
nis : :• ! ELT, 1.1 )NA It ultd ELEVEN otter
reirictubld iriinexers .1. m. 0..
AGENTS.
E. & W. F. IRWIN, 'Clear . fiel
.„
ISAAC SMITH , Curwm.vinue,.
S. & F. •K. AurroLD ligthenburg.
C. R. EARLEY, Rid;eWay. •
J. L. LINDERNIITII,"CakdOnia.
D. S. DEARINO. Brobkville. '
Nor 30,1849-1 y
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CIRCULAR. ---- - ;. : t . 0 In_ ' Y : 174 I'l
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To Clergymen, Post-masters, Teachers o -4:1-ritailing 1700bSViCthov0 teliio TAIT dt stilini. , :!. r
Sabbath-Scools, Book Agents, Stu- . 'i Yll: g —f 6 r f t ! lthonati n ot fltunteA ut, n-rq n enr,)„, .....
. . whip he Ini G ht nFtentun t ipaly p a r a de Imlforst 04.
dents, a nd f le ld s or Farm/ V . . ' 1 pliblti: the liiitin'n:t andrier‘ rjtti‘s:l7 hciatfor finvitii Om -',"
~4gents uttnted in eve r y sercion of the (.44:4 tat i . '-' " CHEAPEST CORNEIt;' ; ' ''
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scar's Pictoral Family. Annual; . • -.. ~ i-: • .•• • ~ . • •
. . pewns tk to, may favor , .
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lAN' ILLUSTRATED Wean,. compriging tu
nu t si rtyls ; 01 trilliell,vihnients v. lilt it q riVtiii . g el,. l, - - ••• ''
ter-pitons in or; linit...dorno Itir g r Ort.iyn ol Wiwi
1V10)ri f•t'! vti:l'he art ;I.hPritielt . !.Y
400 p . gr•' , r i `g a n' l Y l ' . '" 1 " in 4 "ill' ft'' 't I.!'"` d' the .tiro o'c'ery thn) till kiwis td' inverhandrite 11)11..)
iii i lir na.tst fin...ltid /C!ti tit ino,it to 1.0.,1, t itt,hit.g
:2 ri , roty . rAbt t:s
.01 nici: ill iw,
pee , 110 . c. , m , timr .....
Price only •Two Donors. ( p l um it hum l'hilini e h i thili. IL* h..StA,r 0,,,,,... il - ,
I•i•at q uallt ) t cosy :100g Ithaly to ho in drennirt in --,
' 1 . 1,. , . t o( iiii.ii I. woe c o mprises vt4thiti ii•Y;I it ' this emotrounity it, the tvr yof i . t . . - 14 :-.' r!. '.:it
c omplete 1,, i riry itc U.ef ii I nllll Eft i r0l0.14! . ,
DI V' G 'od‹.Grocerieg Veicitigluithi:
Noo.o.aco, ~AL.:,,,,,: io Ik/m1,1 , 1414w in sty's, -, 0 . `-,
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rte .. , ,i ,
`(to m tits it) p.itirtitrilit•it,'ciirhrticoi4 nit (''''''''' ;Shoes,' Hats . Capt4 . l3brietk ,14
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1 range " I . " 11 ' clit ' t
t " '" g " vin " .‘" :2tt° t "l'' :..At i - lardware, Cutlei'y, Crcifkeiy I . .'.''''.
Inumb( r) are strictly iiltiAnutit r. hung IP ilr Atell ~,
10:00 , 0 1 orient Si carry (; • ,,i1 1111 ( i i, ;thinner ,. . Glass , ankt Qtree4Bl.vate,.- 'Natlail
ca
1 Al n itumen't hie. .(!.
iri'Cii ex.-m.1,01in ,, lite a Love amt.
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Bookslatut Stationaryi; Is.and.rftl
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tannircil by rt. ty ;111e:I g .:1 perm totttur %%Iwo. -P ain t s , cott on y a iti s . i•-• . 64-......-1
lultsert novo ii may (tome tot (toe of the nitot sto• •-
aide pros( top fa. 0 lather to ptC.f ft 0 Ilf 11 nit,.;ma de' C l othing , ". (ted chep.p: 'to '''' f
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nti rit g ards both the f r ailty nod sit:oilier 0.1 its eta • say any thifig iboii t it,)_l7lsh-:::
hellislinienit ni,d the pure t I.nracer of t 5 rct,. . 5 rs, iii
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lento In prt•pnrit,g r%.-ry nrieto tor I's pup." , • ano-z 7
,e,..t.c. ? .......etp 1 , i 11,1 - .1 ni . r y n r.,..:
the g reatest cannon has hi ill ilti't! hi Idui't L'h mlscellandons and .fahey.; artirtlicg2dT
! 'lon g hut of tin ttn i trut it g tit d Ito it LICIIVIS char.
•'
(toter. CII 3. 1.. ; ' .': ' i7tCr
roc. uce a t' mar ket prices ~,
To ton of anterpriKr and him this wttrlt .:Inc r 1
, AN''ll be taken in exchange forgoode . /
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I, l(Tirs an oppt riot +t ) 'f•r profitablet" flipioy 0101,1 . ,
as g r ain, r, rags; t:'
lumber, , ..d.ro to he met pith. .I . l,ftrr is nu! n WWI in —such
the Union %%hero n ri g ht, linnrni and t‘ellkdiuttns I leat her, bees-wax, talle*,. ' FlaXl;''ll
ed prtrsott run fait se;ilo g !torn 50 t., 200 vniumes •.. tft- • .- -
nocorthit g bp I lee rofniinti•ni seed, etc., etc. Cash ill not" be --
All peptunt ninh.ri g sample topic sin exam re or refused, and if any-gentleman or
procure subscribers tc ith. cnn reedy u 1 nr littler. i
~ii h ataiiiia n y hound in pnpi r cuter,'—the po.in g e lady has a lot of "the root of all
riot (cc ceilin g 30 collie nn each I.oltitne Pt litr evil l whiCh he or she Nr' - .43hes to dia
et nrdcd -or) the receipt it( ONE DOLLAR It.
ose o . f, the greatest bargaips may
dii, wily, nn rani tr v. hire n permit) resides, if ,E
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only within the rent ti ()la Post OtTi-e he can 61)- 'e obtained at-the store of- the
lain n copy of the F.0111,Y ANNUAL. 1. ls-
VI Perrone tit the voinary retailing-in Gel a. su b scri be r.
A g ciii. :hay obtain till the rct i n:.tie ;.:`netnitilt.ii
Iby tiddressin g the sitle.crthett. To refute nitro
loin
I. tiny communication th ey moat tie peni i mol.
In it riling Iry cut•ll permit it,cttlitot his Pkiet Office
Cotiroy n:.kl
12031:{11' SEARS, PubliKll:r,
N. , 128 Nnrx.iti et., N. V.
The aril, ktrpt ere nrc nilotNrtl t, fur
stu , l no‘tor the Pest OfTi..e Liw
'I;) publishers ey" Newsjiapers throughout
the United Stales.
•`;,w.priper% cup ) jog this rid terti•emet,t, e ii•
lire. sten .INpinve.f. co (above. v‘lthout tiny flier
nbridgernerit (mclotliog miller, ;Ind
g;v,ll rr relVe
copy of the , I 10 ifolr b 1
pending dircct to tho i tit)lo.ht 0 , 1 12.
Fresh Goods.
V lIE subscribers are now opening at
their old stand, in the borough of'
Clearfield, the best assorted lot of
,1120& SS4DVALt.it.I72 , ii.4)ola
trhtrh Ir.( y 11:1% r embrn. iuo ciliount (X.
,ry . var,oly
Dry 6„oo41q, Grocerim E6nrcl- 1
aware, giceen!.4lTare, Cedar-,
ware, l'inware. Drag g, Prz-!
lent :VacelEeines,
and CvDiO?.
v /' .Amr!rrrn; of
Made-Up ildanarazgl
Together with Salt by the barrel
or bushel, honey, sheet-iron.
stoves, and stove-pipe, nails.
Carpenter-tools, and *a general
ass:)rtment of cuttlery.
Boots and shoe, of every vari
ety, hat 3, caps, hoods and bon
nets—cottan laps, cotton chain
and carpet-earn.
RAFT ROPES
'lll . sr•ti ;
Tl , li 1' 1%101 roan). ot,er • C... ,t••
4,0 1., 111. :1:I ..1%16t , ii !hp, r
ct,t.,111 , .rq 0.1 ;•ri, rr I,.Pr 1.5.%! . ..!(, could
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LEONARD MooRE
r '7 2514
Wino Pie wake Grocery
11.1ItliET & ('ANAI. St., PA.
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• ik.. r 16.6 1. , V r.• ( ;‘•
on 1,..r ,f 1 ').i•
!1r ll,t•s' f'•,II
111 9. WV %%..1J d I;11110
200 Bags Rio Coffee.
100 du Laguira do
20 I(ltds. Porto Rico Sugar.
20 do `.Orleans do
30 do S. U. and Syrup :Mats.
k) Chests Imperial and Y. 11. 'lea
1000 Sacks (.;round Alum Salt.
500 barrels Mackarel and Shad.
500 kegs Nails and spikes.
2000 lbs. Bacon sides and should.
AI S() —IV:/ite (1.1. !tures, [l.,uto & S'iors
orul nrt, , 1,1 tit ;%1 r. h a w.
and imintrernivii ‘% wild du ‘xe'l to (101 and
PSI , r".
r r Sml Irch:‘ talon G r
Ilarrishtut; N,,r, 14. 1549. 3.n
ii. PULLS.
GIATS for 16 ,irle tyl Dr. ti. Gi 11,••
Aand BrOWn P,lls in Clearneld uni,ly.
Richard Shate,• Clearfield.
Bigler 4 Co. do
.Tohit l'attoa, Curwensvillc.
I. L. Barrett, Clearfield Bridge.
Thomas 111i;Glwe, McGhees Mill.
David ICivort, Cherry Tree.
I'. TV. Barrett, Luthersburg.
Clark Pa&kin, Girard township.
Levi Frew,hville.
Jawed At:Al - array, Burnside township
Jus. .51;G-irk, Philipsburg, Centre co.
June 19, 11349.
Estate of Susannah IVidemAre, Deceased.
T OT/CE is hereby given that Letters of ntlininid.
minim hove teen granted to thu ruhwrilicr
oil the e.0.‘1.1 of Sue:inn:Ali ‘Vidernire, late of Pemt
lowns`dp, Clearfield candy, deceased—all persona
knowlig thrmarle.a indebted to RAM estate are' ro..
ritteited to male payment without delay, and those
haying ekiio oms age the fI ., M o'ttii pro- flit them
duly authenticated for settleinoul.
SAMUEL WIDEMIRE,
Nov. 22, 1849.
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PHILIPSBURG & SUSQUEHANNA TURNPIKE,
A l
a meeting of the Managers of the
road
burg anti Turtipitto road com•
puny, held, November `... ) 7, 1819, a dividend of
Three Dollate. per ; Share, was aeclareil, free 41
Slate Ina. payable on demand to the Stu( kiloliters,
or their legal representatives. •
Warr BAdOfIIIAW, Trs'r:
Philipsburg, Nov. 28,180,-0
BLANKS for ialt, here.
ISAAC S:111TH: - •
Cur vcrnsvkllo, Oetuber 26, 1849.
525 REWARD.
WAS lost. on Sninnhy evening hie,
the residence el the b n . erihcr ut, I'f,ell), - „41:.
and the hortmgh Cleartiete, n In7.„te
Calfskin Pocket Book,
pre•iiy ‘‘e,l worn, contgining
160 1)1311:Ivo,
rt.llr 4?1) I,IIIP la/ t h e Fornu.,..
of 1; 1 flitiflg. une $2O 1 , 111 the MI di. tow n
mid SIX Ten dolinr ince*r A!1.0,
frUfil Is !or tit: fto rur It. I !if
IsriliCii cn Ike oulude owl nisidt• F,:•lo.kt
'll.e \snrl I P t , " cr.y pe , Y-tb
nr.ti P4ill protwry.
fir Gal \\". MULLIIN: • • .•
Nov. 6, 1E49.
SPRUCE CREEK and PHILIPSBFRG TURNTRE,
NOTICE.
;E Storl,hellilura lie Spruert Crm nett rha
ipelmr4 ( . . , )ituty, FY•tel
r..1.116 . (1- —That tit) I. z't wi %xi!!
hunk ni JAM , A I ll3lllk•rlniii, in 11., Io‘%11.)1 ‘V.rri•
/11111:111.gd , ill r4:llnly. '::Pt
Y 01 Dr 4,1101er Iloitvey3 thy ',,Y:rfi , llo ts'•
c:. et;, 11. r.. II , 10 (4111 ly-.1 , 1: . 01t LlNts
4,1111 A P1C11111104 1 11, ,, 11e TrenAllrer, Kart 11 .70% , 3A.,.!. , i 0 : •'
• t I , se ttlEalrt: of i. ,1.1 I 4 ni iI ro-,1
r 011 C 'ir.f1114 0 :011e 1 A,
ti r.
Syervt ry :it.
11 or.i r c:rl. •;.,‘ 94 i8.:(2.
cw Goothi.
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nn::::t.tl.L.
he 11,te ..ClleJ 4 a'
rvl4l 11.t,1. I P I.r,F CI. ::.1
FALL & WINTER
GOO
consi,thig in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Tinware, Queensware, BoutB
and Shoes, Hats, Caps and... )
Bonnets, I.)ruti,., Nails' atAi
Glas,s, Spanish Sole leather,
Brass Clocks, Confectionary,
etc.. etc.,
r I r
.t FO
rf 111 t t
Ic rut. 4
Olt)
n.!, 1 , . C. •ce....!
klrrut thr t. iron. r‘rOrn ;IA IFII s t crrrer4
I. ; ! .!
I , (I %%lib g.,,,t1 vvivrt;lo bfl:fl
PLA,NA
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IIC)I. - §E, .1 •:;i; ~," t•Pfl LOG 8A.11,11,
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~.,1 i, ~,,.,,! r.,.,1 oar: ) , APPLE 01C , 'II kW). nnl
,!. ‘‘ili .1)111 id ,N1.',1 c..i , ! m,..ir 1 ; 4 ' ..enter.
.1%.0 nt)..ve Inns %%tit he 1W ort ro:o.):Ati:0;
I , nu 4 A [l. l y 10 the 1 , 10),,•-0 . 2( r .1, i!lr pr. twat,
MICII2I. EL EISI:NHAIIIV.
0,1,.!er 16. 1149 6 11.
Estate of Jonathan It. Ames, deceased.. ,
ITTErs,, t f A,lnnruptrnlion t.r.vit , I:ern ;paw
.1.4 led to„-tfq lot 11,0 VA :11 to ()I J.'P
I!,un R. Antral, lain of
dec'd l pr -
a' fluitas or CM
irar.kl4 agair fit ra3.l 1`.11,r( i•ent
00. lientirated fur Refill - went. and all poratmun:
debut to Ole Patna are rrquenied to make pet
01,111 att out delay.. .
ANN AMIN,. Ad'rni,
0(1. 31, 1fi49 , --19.. pc!
Taken p.
Cthe Wnntation Of the sul:serthe.:"
nog :;.s 100;11011p, Cleortiold county. some li
In the lost w cot of A ngilet hi't, ,n [IRM;
ITEIFFKR I ottpposrd to be s year old lett s'priit
The oW"ner ip rigtiritetj to vore.c ferviard, pro
property,"pny chrirgcs rind toles her sway, ottt
wiso she urtt 1) . 0 dirl,i sed . of accord ing. to tats)
JOHN STITES.
Deeeiriher 4. 1819.
TO TIIE PUBLIC.
woncE,s heroby given, thnt Henry Vega
Of of Woad ward, to maliip, Cleo rfie Id count 4
duly appointed my ngent, and all perxoniinde .
to mu t y Notes or Rook account, without resrat
I Pcrtorm, are required to pay the name to the
ifogarty, or to the Aubscither, and to no other .;
son. on or before the •veolc of Ilio' next
court. Any money, paid to Richard or, Jamis 1,
on my account, tiller this date, not;; •
cepted WM. PHIL4I',')
Ni4v. 244819.
QUrFg it, lora( lii of F . Siove, Pipe, of de
totem for rnk by
Nov k 15.
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