Small Profits and Quick Sales.
JONES' NEW STORE,
NUE Public are respectfully intbrmed than C. L. JONES has received a very
1 large Stock of
wiNTEII Goons,
Comirrising all articles kept general Ili the other store., is till the toldittee of fenny other gceels Dot
brought before to this place. A list of ertielr, lornished, tt oh the prices ; and ail
anon of this extensive stork is int it. d lictorr porrtatisps ere meth" elstt herr. At tills store. good; is ill
continuo to be sold at least 2.oeperciit. letter then ran hr lind e'sett here, or I, 4ti nom one hall tee
price of goods in Clearfield Pint 111111111IY oilers great indureittents e tnit tiet'ttict: the ma
ving of so largo n per centage. even cei n smell porrhase, ttlit tomcod to enough to melte II ti wetter
ill
consideration. There ore ninny who LewinloWit in the old festooned %%ay trail lag. thus ! vv•
tog the storekeeper the advantage of high prices. to such I would resprelltitiv ask beton, inalong trades
with the other stores to call and see my g.i.ala and hear the 1..5% par, s, lull I :nn conlident that such
will seo the advantage of selling their pr.nlitee end hay tor In a iseiritet h; u this. If a slight
eflort bo made. alints of Coutry l' nee enn be ilisrosed iil lor CA , II, it only ft quires n 10112 mile
pendenco and determinati lM on on n the pert of the seller, es the 'ionic coreoirephon of produce in Le wisto%% ti
alone is very great, and the necessaries of lilc, nt ushatevcr prig's', olive lei hvl, nod they c an be disposed
of for cash.
Since I commenced business in !Ilia tilacc, on the Path rystent. I lint c soil n 1 i rgc amount id goods,
and my business to daily inercasn4T• Ihe public upprecinie the lids ening.. of buying for cash, it; tt, here
business is dune for cash only, ns 'hero et nu rbdt to run, of eiedt t or traly.de, the
%sit') gooda iengthe„fis are nt d
a entail
advance on cot l prices; and the city purchases beteg made lit . ash on, an d
tient . ° in businees.on ltlarket Sired, Philittlelphin, enehles the subscriber to hey, beyond n doubt, lots er
tharlether Merchants lem conviiic ed that there are n grunt wetly ts ho %%wild like to deal %tell tile
•nd get cheap
gods for rash if they only could command cash for Ilic it e. ruclt say sell cheap
sell for sh only, Nut% lot iho list of goode on lined .
C.l.olllS—blur k, blue, hroon, u,c noble gr,en, und
ll 1 rench. (; mericn
i n, nt
veiy
prices from Si 00 to GOO per yard. including a good nn•andnno ()%cr oat t doths. I v.Ol xott
sell such gm/sleet greatly reduced pricve. On Cloths, Caps 1114:11'N 11111 1, iunl s bin; e•kvepers invariu
bly make large profits on the porcliasers are out often judge. of aruclf..l I ‘‘1:1 nut SO impose,
bUt sell them as I null other good nt a very small nilviuire oii
CASSIMERES. Black good at el r iel`r, 11 I .,:irdo I per yard. Al.O Parry Cossj,
morel a good assortment nt wry low pri,CN aluu 11111. Hied 01,1 t yualit j, t Itt•dit at. 111,011.1) I all b e,o ld ,and
much cheaper than can be hail else , alier , .
SATINETS.---Block, blue, Navv-blue, lavender, ilitrk mixed. light mixed grey,
&c., &c., a large and cheap lot for 30 et. 47i et , . 511 Os. 621 aw l N 7l
cents for a most superb article.
VESTINGS. Black satin, silk, s, civet. %%thl! , tl. r , rn m. 111 uuerrs.lll,l I I,,th at all parrs front
Fitly cents to 'Fbree Dollars.
TVVIIBIED 0:011,01111.tt 16f01.61 .04AILIZ A: Mb WVll s ;3luoJ3.4Virgs
A splendid article of Black French Cloth for Gentlemen and Ladies' Cloaks at the
low price of $1 87i per yard as good as others sell at $2 50 to $3 00.
KENTUCKY JEANS.—GoId-mixed, and Grey, good and cheap.
T 1 C .1i EINGS:
At 10, 13, 15, 19, 21 and 22 cents ; be assured that these Tickings are the cheapest
ever sold in Lewistown. CANTON FLANNELS.-10cached and Unbleached for
10 cents, and the best article for 12i cents.
Flannels of all Colors and Prices.
12i cents, 18i cents, 25 cts. 28 cts. 3U cts. 37A cts. 50 cts. 02?, cts. and 75 cents ;
a large lot of Superior Scarlet Flannels at 26 cents ; White Gattze Flannels and su
perior Yellow Flannels—also Shrouding Flannels.
Table Diaper.
Bleached and unbleached fur 12 cents and upwards• Stllllo Splendid (.loltt fable Covers for 250 orid
3 dollars each. Stand Covers of desirable colors rind styles.
Bleached and unbleached for 6 IA cents and up%ards to the %cry finest rititility made; pa milder at•
tention is requested to the stock of lip muslins as they are re ry extraordinary cheap. and as good as bold
elsewhere at 8 cents
43.0 t. IEtIL'BRQMX si3dt.Zll4:ol2la
Of the newest styles, a good assortment of coat figures, II good article is Iling at 3 4. 5, 6 I •1 tents, &
upwards to the finest quality to be had, a good assortment of blue and orange. My lip ( alicues are re•
ally astonishiug for the price, good and wide
(lIIIUMMIAM.
A large and perfect stock of. from 12 1 2 cents and Ups arils; a .. splendid article of line 1 rencli . (ling•
ham, bright colors, and warranted not to fade in vcashing, for 18 J• 1 cent'; also plain dark sty to Chum°
ions, Gingham's at 28 cents, high colors also at various prices.
MOUS DE LAINES.
Of every style and quality imaginable, plain black, brim n, snuff', lead, moms and other colors, all
INOOI. A splendid article of 2nd mourning Mous do ',eines all wool nt 22 rents, also good do Lames nut
18 3-4 cents, desirable colors, (1180 do I.OlllCb of extra quality in hieli «ilors, such as Mazarme blue,
dark and light green, Woo, maroon, orange, scarlet, crimson, (Szr , &c .
(9,audalatuduazaD CI
Figured and plain of superior quality , from 15 1-2 to 75 can [Vb. My 12 1 2 cent Ceshenerir are Mc
cheapest goods ever heard of, also all the dark and desirable high colors Cashmere the stab as the Moo'
de Lams.
MERINOES.
Nall quilitie, colors and prices. A large and beautiful stuck ul these goods kept o i l h a nd, f or sa l e at
reduced prices.
4k.1 Lta LI ) ii (1) ,D. 1334 .
Black of all prices-31 ets, 37; cts. 44 cts. 50 cts. 02; cts. 75 ets. 87; cts. $1 00
and 81 50 for the best Alpaca made, and can be had nowhere else. Modes, Bruins,
dm., and also a splendid assortment of fashionable Fancy Alpacas, at extremely low
prices, and some fine quality figured silk warp.
Gi a at U. 53 0
Black milks at all prices and widths, A good article of Black Silk as low' as 15 cis as good as
is sold elsewhere at 62i cis. Also, plain, colored and 1 awl Dress Silks, at v ery reasonable prices
Some splendid Satin, striped, black and blue black Silks. Florence and t,ro di Napa for Linings.
Also, Silk Oil Cloth—Ladies' Silk and Merino Under Shirts—new sty le corded Skirts
MULL, JACONET AND CAMBRIC 1111'SLINS,
In great variety ; also. Figured Svi los Mulls fur Caps, Capes and Dresses. Tarleton Miislins
white, blue and pink. Figured and plain Bubitieti, Silk and Lice Blond Laces Edgings, and In
swing. in endless variety. Also n most superb and extensive assortment of the richest and iievy
oat styles BONNET RIBBONS, all for sale at unusually low prices.
LINEN, CAMBRIC, SILK AND COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS,
From 5 cents upwards to the finest article Imported Iron Paris.
. FURNITURE CHECKS AND CALICOS. Crash and Bird•eye Diaper for To vy oiling Linen
Table-covers and Napkins. and IRISH LINEN of every price and quality, very good and cheap.
SPOOL COTTON, of J & I'. Coates' 'manufacture, the hest article to be had, greatly superior
to auy other make• Cotton, IVouleit. Merino and Silk HOSIERY, in great variety and at extreme•
ly low prices..
GLOVES—SiIk, Kid, Cotton, Merino and Worsted of all grades and qualities—menet', worsens',
and children.'.
SHAWLS—SiIk, Cotton and Woolen. Some magnificent new style long shawls ,as well as hea•
vy Woolen and Cotton and fine Merino Shawls, plain and embroidered. 'Phs asaoritnerit of Shawls
is extensive and will ho sold much under the usual prices.
TRIMMINGS:
An assortment embracing every article wanted. Hooks and Eyes Pins, Needles, Knitting• Ne
edles, Tidy Cotton, Coronation cords, Whalebones, Silk, Cotton and Linen Braids, Volt et Trimming
Ribbons, a new article for dresses ; Fancy Buttons fur dress(' , black and colored sew ing Silk:
Thimbles; Combs of all kinds; some splendid Buffalo and 'Partici Shell comss, colored. Thread
Edging for Trimmings; Steel and Go , d Beads—also gold and silver Wire for embroideries. All
, within of plain and Fancy Satin for hlantua Ribbons ; all colors of lining !qualms , Bleached and
Brown Drilling ; Zephyr Worsted of all shades; Belt Slides and Artificial Flow CIS
LADIES' SHOES.
A room is fitted up expressly for Ladies', Misses' and childrons' Shoes, and particular attention is
paid to this department. Every style rind quality el Shoes kept on fiend, and will poem% ely be
sold cheaper than possibly can be had elsewhere. The new fall stuck is received, and the assort
ment will be kept up. At least twenty per cent can he ao vad by buying shoes at Jones' Store• A
good stock of India Rubber Shoes—very cheap
MENS' AND BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
It is -useless to enumerate the kinds and prices on hand; suffice it to say that the assortment i'
the largest and decidedly the cheapest ON or opened before in Lewistown .
A good assortment of CLOTH and GLAZED CAPS. Also Fur Trimmed. Fur & Seal Skin—cheap
--- , BLACK HATS.
At titl 25, 1 50, 1 75 2 00, 2 50, 3 00 and 4 00 ; also Fancy liars for Mon and Bate. I am
prepared to sell Hats and Caps at least 25 per cent. lower then they has 'e ever been sold ii, Lewis•
town, hoeing had them manufactured expressly fur nty sales, and warrant them ro be equal in
quality, it riot better than to be had elsewhere.
CRAVATS and SUSPENDERS in great variety. A most superb Bea ininent of Fancy Silk cra
vats, cotton do plain black silk do. at different prices, fur sale unusually low .
looking Glasses.
Very cheap.— Some extra size, larger titan tan be found in oilier stores Also an extensive as
sortment of Woolen Nest Hoods and Sacks for children ; cotton Laps and Black and White Wad•
ding; a nice lot of Comforts, various sizes. Cheap Bed Blankets, a gsod' assortment
,---b5 ..... Amumunti e„...„Tho best assortment to be found at this store, of all qualities, and will be
i V,‘ ,O old at reduced prim. Persons purchasing Carpets will not wily find them 20 per cent cheaper at
%at', ‘ ,..,e` j, C:ine.' bu , vory'extensieo assortment to select from.
_CARPET BAGS and Ladies' Satchels—some
' t'lliAtine Volt % vv - ' 4 's.oan
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. 1 , * . 0 4 a '4l • are, Hay..ware,tedarware, Baskets,
ElSrP..d . :te 1
. :itp. ,
_ ..... 7 .1- - , •,' 1 'Goods, and particular attention paid to keeping up a general
RI .. 4, ' .New Orleans Sugar 61 4 cents; Whito Sugar Scents; crush.
,1,,zm... 0 cents; and superior Loaf Sugar 10 cents. Good Molasses
~ us Molasses of good quality at 35 cents per gallon; afid au
i.hredia4 ~,,. use Syrup, and the best Royal Golden Syrup at 50 cants;
:•', .-1 ta..„.,_
"•• 4 4,.. 1 14' ''' .1 :2: .:... 1,,.,, 'at, __ L '
)10 cents per gallon : COFFEE—very superior at 10 cents:;
' n.-r. •••• w...:- .. 1 . , V.,* ' ..
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LEWISTOWN PA.
Q,7'..0-0
DRY GOODS
Laguira coffee 10 cents, best quality; and real old Government Java at 12; cents: Fresh Charles
ton Rice at 5 cents! Bakers' Chocolate 20 cents per pound. FRESH 'TEAS--superior Black and
Green, of the best qualities imported into the Philadelphia markers, and sold At very low prices:
Good Black and Green, Oolong and Young Ilysun Tons, at 50 and 75 cents per pound.; Eaten Im.
portal and Young Hymen, at $ 1 per lb„ as good as any sold at $1 25: A gusflrtal assortment SNICK*
—Sporior SPERM OIL; second quality ditto—Also FISII OlL—Sperm and Tallo.v CA I'llpLES
Superior Castile SOAP, and good Brown Bread
TOBACCO. Superior Calmndish, at 31 cents per lb. Twist and flat plugs, at 20 cents per pound
HONEY at 75 cents per gallon. Fish and Salt ad reduced prices.
A very superior assortment of Cutlery, coinpris.ng some of the finest quality of Knives and Forks.
Readv-Maile Clothing,
The largest, cheapest and best assortment ever opened in Lewistown.
•
TO WIIOLESALE BUYERS
Great inducements are offered ,as a libool abatement will be made.
C. L. JON ES, •
NE.W CHEAP CASH STORE.
Lewistown, Dember 6, 1849. 3m.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
TIE Iwo: receiving a very large and hudnole stock of GOODS for the approach.
me Fall and Miner trade, which rill need but in he examined, nod the prico ascertained, to ii,dure
purc.ia,cis to curry than ~11: "1 lie blot kls tompused partly-us lullus‘s :
DR IT GOOD.',
Cloths, black, blue, brown, 4c.
Cassimeres, do do do
Sattinetts, do do do
Alpacas, do do do
do S4in Stripe.
Vashionable Cashmeres,
Vlannels—Red, - White ,S• Canton.
,inseys—Brown, White, Fancy.
Bleached and unbleached Muslins
A variety of Shawls.
Ginghams, Alpaca Aprons, Irish
Linen, Gloves, Suspenders, etc.
OILS.
Conmurn and Tanners'.
Candles—"robacco--‘Segri rs and
Crackers
Oct. 19, 18.10
MONOPOLY
n titt'ilm GOODS m•tsl not., tense ut Ctir%witei
I vil!ti—tor, nlthilogli tint stiuittrth fit
%Nherwe Ile might mtelitmitmetly rirmle I.elore the
pnhhc thy hallow twit dice put e burnt
" CIIEAPEST CORNER,"
persons who 9nay favor
ISAAC SIIITII
With n rail Kill be ACRREARLY SMIPRIRED by
the dimtui.ery that nil kinds ul inerultandiee have
greatly EALLF.N In TRICE in UIIS place since lins
returns d from Philadelphia. Ile ii:ort of the very
heat quality every thing likaly to be in demand in
thin community in the N‘uy of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, llats, Caps Bonnets,
Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery,
Glass and Queensware, Nails,
Books and Stationary, Oils and
Paints, Cotton Yarns, Heady
made Clothing, (too cheap to
say any thing about it,) Fish
and Salt, etc., etc., with many
miscellaneous and fancy articles.
ILTTroduce at market prices
will be taken in exchange for goods
—such as grain, lumber, rags,
leather, bees-wax, tallow, Flax
seed, etc., etc. Cash will not be
refused, and if any gentleman or
lady has a lot of "the root of all
evil, which he or she wishes to dis
pose of, the greatest bargains may
be obtained at the store of the
subscriber.
ISAAC S.llll'll
Curwensville,October 26, 1819.
Fresh Goods.
§`IIE subscribers are now opening at
It their old stand, in the borough of
Clearfield, the best assorted lot of
LI24.SS(fAMMILISI .D4:).o.lEefti
whith th y have ever had, embret ing almost ev
ery variety el
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Qneensware, Cedar
ware, Tinware, Drugs, Pa
iclil Dye-slain,
and Oils.
They have also a good ussortment of
Made-Up Clothing;
Together with Salt by the barrel
or bushel, honey, sheet-iron,
stoves, and stove-pipe, nails,
Carpenter-tools, and a general
assortment of cuttlery. ALSO,
Boots and shoes of every vari
ety, hats, caps, hoods and bon
nets—cottan laps, cotton chain
and carpet-yarn.
RAFT ROPES
of all sizes ; CartsVhips, Sleigh.whipa, Ilalter end
Trace Chains, together. with many other articles
too tedmus to mention, all of which they offer their
customers at lair prices 101' CASH, country pro.
duce, or Lumber.
LEONARD & AIOOI4E.
Nov. 7, 1899
Estate of Jonathan R. Ames, deceased.
LrrEnE
s of Administration having been gran
ted to the subscribers on the 'awe of Jona%
than R. Ames, into of .I.irJan township, Clearfield
county, dec'd—ull persons having claims or de
mands against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, and all persons in
debted to the same aro requested to make pay
ment without delay.
ANN AMES,
Ad'ms
JOHN J. WELCH,
Oct. 31, 1849.-19, pd
Estate of Susannah Widemire, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letlers oradminis•
tuition have been granted to the subscriber
on the estate of Susannah I,Vidernire, Into of Penn
township, Clearfield county, deceased—all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said cEla te are re.
quested to make payment williont delay. and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL WIDE/HEE, Atrmr.
Nov. 22, 1849.
HARDWARE,
A good 9ssortment.
Crockeryware, Grind-Stones,
Brooms, VVash-boards Tubs.
.1300 Th and SHOES
'['hat cannot be surpassed.
Clocks and Coq'ectionary.
Drugs, Paints, Dye-stuffs, Patent
Medicines, Matches, 'amp-
Black, Glass, Putty, etc.
GROC Ela
Cofree—Tea—Choce)l;llc.
Sugar—\lT bitecrush( d()
yerized, do loaf, do brown.
Al(dasses-1;ost0n Syrup, Stum r-
I fouse and NeW
i i 0)
co , i I
to all Christianized end civilized countries. has cringed a
larger proportion of &ohs than any other malady that
afflicts the buinnn family and. until within a few years,
there has not horn nay amnia remedy to atop the devasta
tion of the destroyer. Dui now—
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY 11181111
Curry eery many of the most otrongly intuited and devef
oped cases of Pulmonary entutumpthpri—rte AL. undoubted
canes of ulcerated and di3,33rd 1,1'M:8-4131H, hordmr en .
sos as were never before cured by any other medicine.
Bo utterly hopeless were some the afflicted persons, as
to have been pronounced by phyeirinns and friends to be
ACTUALLY TWIN°. Some who had their burial clothes
made, have burn cured, and yet live—others. who It was
mild would not live soother day, nro now as well an]
hearty as they over were.
It possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues
nearly as powerful and active as the preparation which
wo call
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
This differs from that, bccnooe dile 'moorages ocrra/ other
Ned:ration, which ore peculiarly adapted to, and are essea
tinily necessary, to cure
Coughs and Cohsumptions,
and all diseases of a pulmonary nature—such diseases as
usually prove so fatal under ordinary treatment, when
they attack tho
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.
This BALSAM heals and furze Ult . ,: In the l.nng•, and
elsewhere intrrnaliy, as crrtninly and ra.tity nit the Pent
Exrascr Cure, and heal, Meer* ertmtally.
Balsam cures Nine CRICS Oi Cbugh end COnPrOMptiOn om
Of Ten. sifter all other remedies have piled to do good.
Thousands of Consumptions
and Mronfe (loughs, abundantly prove It. unfailing , effi
meg In such dtteasee, rind it. undoubted curatite power,
and soothing, benign propurticn. In the 1“1141,V:11:.! COM
pinints and cilsenses, viz : Sitittinif of Blood. Ithedinz at
the Lungs, Pain in the Breast arid Side, YR/a r.at., Nee
verus Complaint., Palpitation of the Heart, Chol,a In . fan
tuns, Dyeentery and Summer Comp/aints in Children and
Asthma, laid ALL
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS
No remedy that 111111 been uttered to the public has over
peen half as certain soil ',Paned In rorrerting .41.1. the im
cidental weaknesses and irreffularitins of the tents's, sex, ns
BRA NTS PVC. MON II Y LSA At It !link., nu dif.
bronco wheithrr the del iingenient be sti prre..,on
or other incidental tteaknees —it REM' I. AT ES Aii.. by
streniehrning the system. egnellhing (hr r tr,lation, and
soot/tin" and allaying BERN sIR ITA I. IT I Ste
our Panunklets for proof.
CONSUMPTION.
A Dying Woman Cured !
Wo state this ewe to prove the power to sore frfe when
this ItAl.liAbl is need, oven alter the person to considenti
by physician and friends to be in the Lag stages of disease
—actually dykng— and. iu thin case, so fa: gone that the
shroud and burial clothear were bought For the particu
tare of this ruse, and the ret,prrtabi4 and undoubted proof
of all the circumstances and facts, we refer to out
I' A M
This cure was of sited on Mrs. ZIIIA Mick:MAN. of
Barden Spa, Saratoga Co.. NY. We can more, beyond
a doubt. many iithers n/most rgually as hopelca•. and tnnu
marahle cases of Coughs and Conrutapttant , CrPED,which
were pronounced incurable by skilful physicians.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
See the cure of Pr. Hubbard, of Stamford, Ct., and others
Dyspepsia !
Sec the cure of T. S Wilccre, merchant. of Attica, Wyo
ming Co., N. Y.. and many more, in our Pamphlets.
Dysentery & Summer Complaint
In Children and Adalte are always rural. Weakly Children
will become fleshy, healthy, and hearty, and grow rapidly,
by the use of this ItALSAM.
No mother need over mourn the death of her child by
bolero's Info rit tt tn. while teething, it BRAYT'S
PULMONARY BA LgA3l be adtnini.tered. It Phollia ho,
[or such cases, given in larger than the ordinary duscs.
AGENTS.
E. & W. F. IRWIN, Clearfield
ISAAC SMITH, Culleinsville,
S. & F. K. ARNOLD, Luthersburg.
C. R. EART.Ey, Ridgeway.
J. L. LINDERAIUTII, Caledonia.
D. S. DEARING, Brookville.
Nov 30 1849—1 y
NEW GOODS
Al the Cheapest Corner.
lib Subscriber has jurt rercived, ut bin old
1 - stand, a fresh supply ul FALL nod %I:INTER
GOODS, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Tinware, a large lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Sole and Upper Leather, Hard
ware, Iron Nails, Hats, Caps
and Bonnets, a very large and
good lot of Boots and Shoes,
Sall—Ground Alum 4 Western,
Drugs, Paints and Dye-stuffs,
Buffalo Robes, Cedarware, Sad-
dlery—ALSO, Cook and Nine
plate stove
All of which will ho sold low for CASH or in ex.
change for Country Protium Call and look at
oar stock. JOHN PATTON• •
Curwensvillo, Oct. 23,'4!9.
, ~;tc,,
V. I'. 111'11XT11A1..
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"Death-Bed of Rev. John Wesley," "Wes
ley Preaching in the Gwenap Amphithea
tre," " America Guided by Wisdom,"
'General Taylor and Old Whitey,"Like
less of Rev. John Weslev,"Do. of his co-;
laborer, Rev. John Fletcher,'—the last;
wu, though separate engravings, we count
only as one premium.
Two copies for $5, and any two of the
above prints to each subscriber.
Five cpoies fur $lO, and an extra copy
of the Book, and any two of the above en-;
gra ings to the person sending the club.'
Eleven copies for $2O, and an extra
copy of the Book, and any three of the a
hove en , JraN inks to the person sending the
club.
Any person sending $3 in advance,
subscription for 1850 and 51, Neill be en
titled to any foie• of the above engravings.
For $2O in advance, ten copies of the
Lady's Book will be sent, and a copy of
either of the above magnificent prints sent
to each subscriber.
For $3O, we will send ten copies of the
Book, and thirty of any of the above en-
gra vings
Single cumber if t
MEI
The above are large-*:ized parlor prints,
and cannot be purchased at the stores at
less than three dollars each.
The RA% n sending us the largest num
ber of mail subsciibers for 1850, will be
entitled to the Lady's Book for 1851 gra
tis ; and the next in number, each subscri
ber shall receive any one of the above
plates. Address L. A. GOI)EY,
113 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Whole Sale Grocery,
MARKET It CANAL SL, HARRISBURG, PA.
I C al‘‘u), , keep n large nabori
fa• menl Of Grocenes Which they an J., 1, ut.
loft ua ihey can Le pnrcha.ed in the A 11.11111 C ci
Hes. WO tvoud 1411110
`2OO Bags Rio Colli2e.
100 do Laguira do
20 Ilhds. Porto Rico Sugar.
20 do N. Orleans do
30 do S. 11. and Syrup iNlolas.
30 Chests Imperial and Y. FL Tea
1000 Sacks Ground Alum Salt.
500 barrels Mackarel and Shad.
500 kegs Nails and spikes.
20(10 lbs. Bacon sides and should.
ALSO— X% bile Load 01; RopeN, Uoo e S Shoeu
and 0l thn leadit,g nriirles to truth.. Merchant.
and I,upscrinvn ViOldd do CH to cull nob ;et
pricey.
DrLu'ubcr and Iron taken for goods
Ilarriaourg Nor. I 1, 18.19. In
New Goods.
LEILI4)11,A).111) DZIAT/
IVOULD respectfully ontiount tu too old
V customers, rind the public generally, Ow
he has just received and is now opt wog at his
old etund e large and splendid assortment of
FALL & WINTER
60031 , 5,
Consisting in part qf
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Tinware, Queensware, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps .and
Bonnets, Drugs, Nails and
Glass, Spanish Sole-leather,
Brass Clocks, Confectionary,
etc., etc.,
Together with a number of articles too num
erous to mention, all of tshich witl be sold low
for Cash or exchanged fur country produce.
nov. B,—tf.
FA FO SA El
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rpm: hi/ tnwriber offers for sale nit eicelleal
A. form, cuniaining
100 Acres,
situate in Kimlinoe tow nehp, comity,
about three miles Iron) Karthnue,JFll 7 •l'V acres ul
which ie cleared, and in good order, and prutec•
ted with good fences. The improvements are u
new
PLANK FRAME
HOUSE, A LOG BARN,
and a young and ihrfly APPLE ORCHARD, and
is well supplied with good springs of miler.
The above farm %sill be sold on reasonable
terms Apply to the subscriber on the premieme.
MICIIAEL EISENDIANN,
October 16. 1849. ro.
PHILIPSBURG & SUSQUEHANNA TURNPIKE,
A T a meeting of the Managers of the Philips•
/IL hurg and Suaquehunna Turnpike road corn•
pony, held November 27, 1849, a dividend of
Three Dollars per Share, %%as declared, free of
81111 C tox, payable on demand lo the Stockholders,
or their legal represeniatives.
WM. BAOOSUAw, Tre'r.
l'hilipshorg,.Nov, 28, 1849 —pd
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Sartain's Vuion Mlagatine.
The Acknowlegged BlackwoOd of Atnerien,
PRIECTUS FOR 1850.
The 'publishers of Sartain's Magazine of
Literature and Art, announce to the read
ing public, that whilst their Magazine for
1849 is acknowledged to be superior inev•
ery respect to any other published in the
country, they have made arrangements
whereby the Magazine for the next year
%vitt excel all its former issues.
The Literary department will remain
under the control of its present able Edi
tors, Prof. JOIIN S. HART, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. CAROLINE KIRRLAND, of New
York, who, besides articles from their own
pens every month, have secured contribu
tions from the best authors in Europe and
America.
INIr. SAItTAIN has entire control of the
Pictorial Depa rttnent, and beside embellish
meats from his own burin, he will be as
sisted by some of the best Artists in this
country.
ZITRMS
Sicgle Copies 25 cents.
One Copy $3 per annum, and a primium
of either a portrait of the late ex-Presi
dents J. K. Polk, W. H. Harrison, group
of the Washington Family, Benj..West,
or Henry Clay. Either of these engra
vings is alone worth $3.
Two Copies $5 per annum, and either of
the above premiums to each subscriber.
Five Copies $lO per annum, and an extra
Magazine and one of the premiums to
the agent or person getting up the Club.
Having made an arrangement with the
publishers for copies of the celebrated mez
zotint° Picture, “The Death-Bed of John
Wesley," we make the following
Liberal Offe'r!
One Copy of the Magazine one vtar, and
the Wesley Print, $3, or '2O copies of
the Wesley Print, and nine copio:i of Sar
tain's Union Magazine for $3O.
Remember, the impressions are nut loin'
a worn-out English plate, lint from a new
plate engraved in the highest style of the
art. Those sending their moncy early
Ni ill get proof illipleSSloll3.
UTTER EXTRAORDINARY!
Any new subscriber, sending us Five•
Dollars prior to the Ist of February, 1850,
shall receive in return full sets of Sartain's
Magazine for 1949 and 1850, and two
volumes of Campbell's Foreign Monthly
Magazine, and the Washington or Taylor
print, thus securing upwards 01'3000 pa
ges of literary matter, and upwards of 400
•
englll\ ings for $5.
The post town sending the largest num 7 .
ber of mail subscribers for the eyar 1850,
prior to the Ist of April next, together with
the advance payment, will be entitled, gra
tis, to the same number of Sartain's Mag.
azine, for the year 1851. For the second
largest list each subscriber will be entitled
to one of our premium plates. Remem
ber, these plates are of a large size, and
suitable for a parlor ornament.
Persons wishing to get up a club, will
be supplied with a specimen number, by
writing for it, and paying the postage.—
Terms invariably in advance. Address
JOHN SARTAIN & Co.
Philadelphia.
ROBERT MANLEY ,
I.U . a.rel L W A :ID
fil A 11{ ER.
subscriber respectfully ti.furrni the cat
zena of Clearfield county, that he hoe con,-
nil:tired the above named binunces, in the
formerly occupied by J L. Cut tle, crq and res•
pectliiHy so'icits o share of public patronage.—
I-le flatters hiturell that he cull furnish oil% to
nil pr rani S 1t Ito may be pleased to call, to their
entire satisfaction lie tii,lll keep on bond
Cabinet-work - and Windsor Choirs
of c% ry dc.ertilott Uphtdrcert wad°
to onkr.
ALSO, Dentist, Inecdid, and CYleimbef
Chairs—chair Beds and Bed Chairs.
riTho Bell Chair Ino 1,0 cuii‘eried from the
.Irin chair !, a completo hod I n 1%%0 inintites, and
also Hill fold to the small compass ilia' can be car
r,ed under thy arm. It is particularly ~iiitabla
for Militurs officers and Prolc.sional gentlemen.
N. B nunlo in the neatest mariner and
ou the s hortest nonce.
ROBERT MA IN LEV
Clearfkl I, July 23, 1849.-6,n
NEW CABINET & CHAIR
Maim factor)) , .
TE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he his commenced Mae above men•
tioncil bukiness, uI ull its various branches, mill°
borough of Clearfield, directly opposite the Mod;
diet Church, 1% hero he is Irrepared to manulac.
Lure
CABINET-WARE AND
Imola durable manner. Ile hopes by elritt
aiteiliion to bII.9IrICAA, to merit rind rCCCIVO CI stone
of public pritrounge.
KirCOFFINS made to order on the vtiortefltllo7
J. C cAmpaELL,
Clearfield. June 18, 1849.
RED & BROWN PILLS.
A CENTS Cur the Aldo of Dr. E. Green'p HO:
/A. and Brown pins in ClenrEold county.
Richard Ska2v, Clearfield.
Bigler 4- Co. do .
.To/tea 'PattOn, Cu rwensv l le.
I. L. Barrett, Clearfield Bridge.
Thomas AEG hee, McGlices Mill.
David Kinport, Cherry Tree.
P. W. Barrett, Luthersburg.
Clark Patchin, Girard township.
Levi I u:z Frenchville.
Janus .11166furray, Burnside township
Jas. M.:G-irk, Philipsburg, Centre co.:'
June 19, 1849.
T. S. ARTHUR'S NEW WORK.
MARY MORETON ;
Or the Broken Promise.
A true Story of American Lift—the`
Scene is laid in the New England State{
T. B. PETERSON, No 98 Chesinui streelj
Philadelphia, has just published MARY MOP
TON ; OR THE BROKEN PROMISE. 'A l'o! ,
Story of Now England Lifo, Ry T. S. Altlitt
author ul Love in High Life—Love in a Cowl's,
Lucy Sandford .—lnsubordination—Agnco, out?
Possessed, etc, to
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A row "pies.
../11 sale cheap'
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