IE - . E , , • PARK 'IMPROVEMEN — TS. . ne improvement of the soil is ono great dine to be obtained by the good farmer, All . :the fertilising substances within his reacib will ne devoteto this purpose, in ordor to increase the resent quantity of ( 2, his:grope, and to ineu a greater fertility of soil for the future. Annually removing the'Productions of the soil proves exhast- , ling, and in time would render the soil bar-: lin, bte science teaches us, that all the! Inibitaticee Met Make a soil fertile, can be -*stored, and its Original richness be re ytined. It is then' the duty of all that cul- I tivate • the earth, so to direct their labors that ali'the fertilising elements, which they t.eket from the earth, shall be returned to it again,•that the soil be neither "barren nor Vnfruitful." That there are many who take itn opposite Course is not to be denied. The precept "keep what you have and get l what you can," is as effectually obeyed ie directing the labors of' their farms, as in their traffic with their fellow men. And yet even such men will acknowledge the Importance of improving the soil. • But though the improvement of the soil is • reckoned of the first importance, the improvement 'of the farm in other respects, should certainly not be neglected. The I judicious and enterprising 'farmer will see • • where improvements should be made, and 1 he will see that they arc made. It is not supposed that farmers as a class have the means to make radical alterations in their buildings or the plan of their farms. They need not. A few hour's labor here, or it few dollars expended there, may make a greater improvement proportionally, than handreds of dollars laid out in alterations. Look at those bars which have to be let down or taken away, on an average, once or twice a day throughout the year, for ,the purpose of passing through. Just put a gate there, which can be done at a trifling expense, and there is an improvement from which benefit may be derived every day. A gate not only facilitates passing in and out, but it looks better. Their superiority needs no ,demonstration,—it is a "fixed fact." And • yet there are thousands of farms scattered all over the land, that are entirely without any such labor-saving articles, and farmers are living as conten tedly as if they could not be obtained. Again : how often are we reminded of the observation of Solomon, "I went by the field of (the slothful, and 10, it was all grown over with thorns, and nettles cover ed the face thereof, and the stone wall thereof was broken down," when a few hours' work would destroy the "thorns," eradicate the "nettles," and repair the "steno wall," while the satisfaction of con templating the improvement, would amply compensate for the labor bestowed. I know,the women and children are eloquent pleaders in behalf of the raspberry and blackberry bushes, but they had better be cultiVitted in the garden, than monopolize the corners and sides of fields appropriated to .g, rass and grain. 3:1 Again : another method of improvement is by building substantial fences. These will differ in different localities according to the kind and cheapness of material. On many farms the material for stone wall lie scattered all over their surface. This can be made available by digging and occasion al,blasting, and when once laid into wall will last forever. This method, by remo ving the stones from the i.field, and by ma king a' dUrable fence, has a double advan tage. in building wall where the ground is sekand indeed in all cases, it is better to dig a trench, say about eighteen inches wide, down to the subsoil, and fill nearly full with small stones, on which to lay the' foundation; then the wall will not be thrown ' out ofplace by frost, nor settle into the ground. Stone wall is certainly expen sive in comparison to some other fences, but its durability and security renders it chtlifier in the end. These are some of the methods in which farms may be improved. But the farmer, 'who in his system combines beauty with utilft, will need no suggestions in regard to tkOimprovernen: of his farm. When his crops•do not require his attention, he will find something to do either in beautifying or bepefiting his premises. Many acknow ledge- the necessity of improvements, but they never begin to make them, Bushes grow around their fields and meadows, rocks and stones encumber their tillage lands, their fences grow every year more unsightly, and their fruit trees remnin un primed and ungraded ; but they plead they "don't have time to remedy the evils." -They knots( the right, and they approve it t 0,,. They,knovr the wrung, hot still the vt petp, piteeto.' ,i. If W. L. EATON. Last Ware, N. H. From !he 'Grimm/1m n Tr Irgraph. DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. . Corn Cakes.—One pint good cream, oup of buttermilk, one egg, one teaspoon. ful aalaratus and one teaspoonful of salt. - Stit in meal till it foams ; set as conven ient,r,jf made of good meal this coke will hi excellent. 'Drop Cakes.—Dissolve one teaspoonful of salaiatus in a cup of cream, end one '.quart of good milk ; ,stir in flour very -smoothly till the mixture assumes the con sistency of a thick batter. Wet your spoon with milk, and place your batter at short stances in a buttered pan. They may .•- ~ado entirely of cream—either with or ' ri , lif."\cgue.. . wf rice the eliggolil.l-git of sweet milk, hero, ,when they call tick of china. . veins andqu.tyri9s, 4,9iling, boat '-'4ll' iia . .-4 , fresh idsoon ii I 9 . i 1 ir ; n t r ft. 4 quantity of sett ' , ha "rein gallops of :water for lUty minutes; let 4._v.pcol graduallyqo the temperature, newly drawn milk . bottle and cork close. It may he used in twenty-four hours. One pint will be am- 1 ply sufficient for twenty pounds of bread, unless it is required to be very light. In such cases one pint is allowed to every eighteen pounds. Watery Potatoes.—Add to the water in which they are boiled, a lump of lime of the size of a hen's egg. No matter how heavy or “watery" the potatoes maybe, on pouring otT the water they will, be found to be perfectly dry and mealy. 2I; Make Nice Bread.—Tako one quart of fine flour, two teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar, mix dry, and a sufficient quantity of sweet milk, and two-thirds of a teaspoon. ful of super carbonate of soda. Mix the roughly and bake. Water instead of milk may be used, if n little shortening be al lowed. Tb Cook a Ham.—Boil, if of medium 'size, for five hours, then remove the skin, and prepare it for 0 e table. Set it in an open oven for thirty minutes, and cover it thickly with rusk or bread crumbs, finely powdered, and set it again in the oven for half an hour. In this way the fat will be: fried out, and the fibre rendered much more tender than when cooked in the or• dinary manner. FRANCES ANN. Yellow Cottage; Jan. 12, 1850, LIST OF LETTERS NG in the Post Oilier io C:eorrielil. Po Mr Mc Warier esid;i.o , 3lst Dor-ember, 1849. Any Doguerrcon Arth4 I Hoyt Geoid Antes Philip Iro n A lexonder--13 Brown Chatlve leltek Justus A Hey Droner John NicNaugliton S. Clayton Miss Ann Ogden Leonard Directors of the Poor al Porter John Lawrenic township Duff W. C Du%ulic %%Thom Diamond 11 , 7,,i1 Ua~ieJ6 J II Fulls Allen Farrell loin llurriget lea Ellen VM. DISSOLUTION • o}' partnership. The co-partnership ex ming imretolure bel well) the subilfrlbelti. ding under the line ul I ON li:R et; liL,Allt. in the cabinet innhing isustners, ut Cur yensville, this day dirsolved. Tho avvounts id said firm are lett m the hands of rslilif 0 F.vans, ul which those interested, to ill lake liutico. A. C. Tormn, Jowl' Bl.mit. Jnn. 21, 1850.—pd RED & BROWN PILLS. A GENTS fur the .nle of Dr. E. Green's Re. and Brown Bilis m Clenrrield rowdy. Richard Slung, Clearfield. Bigler t - co. do John Patton, Curwensville. I. L. Barrett, Clearfield Bridge. Thomas McGhee, McGhees Mill. David Kinport, Cherry Tree. P. W. Barrett, Luthersburg. Clark 2Datchin, Girard township. Levi .1 Frenchville. James MOlurray, Burnside township. Jas. .111::Girk, Philipsburg, Centre co. June 19, 1949. MONOPOLY tai'ine GOODS roust now ( - TIM' in CU(WCIIT tii although nut :+ituated til a Corner i% help.° he ruicld ostentatiously parade before Ihe public the h.i low nod deceptive banal of havltig the " CHEAPEST CORNER," persons icho may favor ISAAC S:uITH With n call will be nolivrAßLY SURPRINEn by the discovery that all fonds of merchandise have !ready FALLEN in PRICE iii this plaeC bine° has reinrri (ruin PlnltMelplda. Ile 11.. s ul the very hest quality every thing likely to Uus cultimunny in the say of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps 4• Bonnets, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass and Queensware, Nails, Books and Stationary, Oils and Paints, Cotton Yarns, Ready made Clothing, (too cheap to say any thing about it,) Fish and Salt, etc., etc., with many miscellaneous and fancy articles. 1::O 'Produce at market prices will be taken in exchange for goods —such as grain, lumber, rags, leather, bees-wax, tallow, Flax seed, etc., etc. Gash 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 the greatest bargains may! be obtained at the store of the subscriber. ISAAC SMITH. 1819. NEW GOODS Al the Cheapest Corner. Ttic, Subscriber liar jii,t recited. at his old sitin‘l, a fresh sup o ly of FALL and WINTER WOW:, convi.ting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens ware, Tinware, a large lot of R.EADY MADE CLOTHING, Sole and Upper Leather, Hard ware, Iron 4 Nails, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, a very large and good lot of Boots and Shoes, Sait—Ground Alum 4' Western, Drugs, Paints and Dye-stuffs, Buffalo Robes, Cedarware, Sad dlery—ALSO, Cook and Nine plate stoves, . - All ul which will ha BOW low for CASH Or in ex• ehanga fur Country Produk Call arid !auk at onr stock. JOHN PATTON. ' Curwenavillo. 0.. f. 23...49. • 25 pieree essorteti Bettinotte at the cheep , , BrpLER & Co. E Q iNecco Back fru° and' Broin cloth for - Dreilt VII, coats.. for sale by , ' ifIGLER.Ar.O-OZ. • faon i !), -pieces heavy* cloth fir 'Over coitio - 4 . _ ~, ki' • - \ . "qh.,. ch nl9.: - -- --• * . , sipast: bo Reed Thouins F:sq. Huss Solomon Henoer W 111. Smith Robert Simmons Thomas (; Tom ‘l, Winn) Too A iVnlker Jumvis El RADEBM.IOII, P. M Of eery style and qualuy itnngin tl It, pb.in block, brown, waif]; lead, nolui • and(... II .er ...dors, all “001. A Ideudid articlb En 2nd mourmog Mout. do ',Much nil WOr/i lII' 2 .I . IIIM, alb° g.od do Lames id 183 4 Cellid, destrablo colors; also do Ltlllll.ll of extru high (Awn, such as Ithiz•trum Lim , Mirk and light green, blue, matoon, orange, scarlet, crimson, &C. , dec. aa.zial.saturutali.-;,1 Figure.l and plan tef superior quality twin I 51•2 in 75 ceriq. aiy I 2 I 2 rent ( — aslimervr arc the cheapest guoLla ever beard eik alp, all clic dark and desirable high cubit% Cashmere the alum us hue l'ibiu" de Luins. MERINOES. 01 all qualities. (talons awl maces A large and bettuillul stuck ol these gt.uJo kept on band, tur sale al rr dtwed prices. ai Ipa Loa 04 Black of all prices-31 cts. 37 cts. Y 4 cts. 50 cts. 024. cts. 75 ets. 87i cts. 81 00 and 81 50 for the best Alpaca made, and can be had nowhere else. Modes, Bruins, &c., and also a splendid assortment of thshionable Fancy Alpacas, at extremely low prices, and some fine quality figured silk warp. 1.6 LLi o Mack thka al ri:l precis and widihr, A good article ul B:ack Silk a. low a. 45 Lis as good a -18 80111 8.1.11.tk tiro al €2la cla. Alko, plain, colored and Fancy Dres. Stlks, at very reasiinshie prices Some splendid Satin. pulped. k and blue black S.iks. riUICIICC and Gru de Naps for Lningb. Al.', Si.l, 0,1 Cloth—Ludies' S,lk Under Shiris—ne‘‘ styla curdrd Skirts MULL, JACONE'f AND CAMBRIC IIIUSLINS, hi grunt i:lnt ; Figured :.3A1813 MOH, lur Cape, Cape.. and Dresaci. Tarlenin 'Mnsiirs end pink Figured and !Ohm Bobineu, S:lk and Lice II and. Laces Edging., and In .eriiss t codle.6 I.arieiy Alto a rn, st superb and exiensiio a.surisuetit of the rit hest and new est ti)les 130: , ..NET MHO:NS, all for sale at unusually low prints. rrota 5 vein!' uptcurJ. 1., the linens eritcle imparted ir.m Punts ' FURNITURE CHECKS AND CALICOS. Crash and Bird eye D.apir for Tut‘ellipg Liter) Ta'Jle-envers and INapkinc and 1111:Ai LINEN of every price mid quality. very g 0...! oral cheap. SPOOL COTFUN. of &P. Cuatte maitutacturr., the tics( witch" to be lied, great:) , superior to any other make Cuttun. Wuulen. fUerino and Silk HOSIERV, in great variety end at extreme. ly lot% prier a. Comm, Aleriti,, end IV , reletl of olleradca and qualiiitu— mem.% vvumens and t !HAI/v.llo'. SHAWLS— Silk, Cotton and Winden Sumo magnificent new style lei% shawls; as is ell as hen• v)• Witirient and Comm and fine Mr run° Shaw le• plain and einhfuldered. Ti/O1113,)(1 1 / 1 VIII Ul Sbow le rate•ne:vr and will be sold much under the usual vets. THIMMINGS: An assoriment embracing e%cry amide ...awed Nooks and Eyes, Pme, Needles, Kuuting•Nee• dies, Tidy Colton, Coronation cords. Whalebones, Silk, Colton slid Linen Braids, Volet Trmisuisig u new oracle for dresses; Fancy Buttons iur dresses ; black and colored se‘s nig SIM: Thimbles ; Combs of all kinds ; twine splendid Buffalo and Turtle Shell COM s, colored. Thread Edging fir 7•runtnings ~Steel and Cu d Builds—also gold and silver Wino lur embruideiies. All widths ul plum and Fancy Satin for Alanitia Ribbons; all colors of lining Aluslins ; Bleached and Brown Drilling ; Zephyr Wuratcd of alt shades ; Belt Slides arid Ariificiol Fast% err. LADIES'. SHOES. A romp is fitted up expretsly for Ladies', Misses' and ehildrons' Shoes, nod pan icular attention is paid to tins department. Every style and you'll) , of Shoes kepi on hand, and will positively be sold cheaper than possibly can be had elsewhere. The net% lull stock is received, end the assort• !Tient will be kept up. At least twenty per cent can be saved by buying shoes at Store. A good etuck, of India Rubber Shoe.— very cheap AIENS' AND BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES. It is useless to enuinerute the kinds and ,prices uu hand; duffive it to say that the. astartment is the largest and decidedly the cheapest ever opened buluro ur LVW11110111). A good assortment ol CLOTH and GLAZED CAPS. Also Fur'l'nmmed. Fur & Seal Skin—cheap. BLACK 111119rS• m.,•1 2.5, 1 50, 1'75 2 00, 2 50, 3 00 and 4 00 ; also Fancy hula for Men and Buys. I am prepared to selit fiats and Caps at What 25 por cent. timer 1111111 they huve ever been sold in Leeets• 'ten, hoeing had thorn manufactured expressly fur my Dales, and warrant them to be equal in quality, it riot better than to be had elsewhere. . CRAVATS arid SUSPENDERS in great variety. A most ettpers assortment of Fancy Silk era vats, cotton do plain black silk do. at different prices, fur sale unusually low. Looking Glasses. Very cheap.— Somo extra size, larger than can be found in'other stores. Also an extensive as. surtment of Woolen Nest floods and Backs fur ciiildron; cation Laps and Black and White Wad• ding; a nice lot el Comforts. various sizes. Cheap Bed Blankets, a gsod assortment - ealiontuiss„-The brat assortment to ba found at this store, of all qualities, and will be sole at rsauctd pric,s. P. mins purchasing Carnets will nut wily find them 20 per cent cheaper at Junes' but a very ixtensivo assuriment to select from. CARPET BAGS and Ladies' Sstchele—some fine Whet and Venitian " Groceries, Queenswarc; Harf' ware,' Cedarware, .. Baskets; .. Sept in a eeparato room from Dry Goods, and particular attention paid to keeping up a general cursoriment or theaboyer goods. . Good New Orleans Sugar 6 1.4 cente ; White Sugar Scents; crush ed Segar 10 centlifaut i ttikcd Sugar 10-cenit ; and suporior Loot Sugar 10 . cmits. ; Good Molasses licir 9../:1 CS,Pi - iliiiii?. New Oricians - 51ola!ites of good quality at 35 cents per gallon ; and au ; Iv ..u . ' good Sugar lionso Syyup. and the best Royal ,Goliion Syrup, at 50 Co nte; , ; .e ,-. _... i 1- 4. mg Moloney at 40 cads per gallon : ' COPFEE , Lki4Y buicriOr at 10 tents ; Ir. ' ji overit 1 ,.. 1 Small Profits, and Quick Sale& JO NES' NEW • FIE Public are respectfully informed than U. L. JONES has received a very 1. large Stock of • 'WINTER GOODS rOmprieing alt artivleurtept genemy v 'Other stores, lba the addition of many other goods hot brought before to thin place. A lint ul 1s hlereWithl . furnished, with the prices ; and a n exami n, anon this extensive sloe It is invited before purchones tire mode elswhere. At this wire r :goods will, continue to be nold at lead p er e e t,t, lower than ran: be had o , sewliere, or linit'than . one half tile price of guoda iii Clearfield county Thin certainly oilers great inducements to cant' nutmeat the ea. crag Of bo !erg e u por ventage. even ua n small purchase, will amount to enough to make it a matter of consideration. There are many who den lin Lewistown in the old hishitmed way, '.y trading, thus niv• mg the storekeeper Mood vintage of high price- to such I would respectfully ask before making tri;ileti with the other stores to call and nen my goods and hear the low prices, and lum confident that such it ill sac the tidy:image of selling their produce end buy goods for cash. In n market like this, it a slight effort ho muds, all kinds of Country l rat ace Clio he disposed of for ewer; it only requires a little tilde pendence and determination un the pert of the seller, an the borne coasumption of produce in Lewistown ninny is very great, and fivcvsnarns of life, at whatever price, MUM he had, and they can Do disposed of fur can't. Since I conimritred I usincks in this place, on the cosh system, I have sold a large amount of goods, arid any hWitit En is daily inereaning. The public uppreenue the Ltd% (tillage ul buying fur rush, & where Iltoitoc is it dorie tor cash only, on !here is no rash to run, of credit or trade, the goods are sold at a small roilve flif cost prices; owl the city purchases be 'rig made for Cumuli only, end at ill! it lengthened expe• nonce an [Afton. ba. on frbirhet Street, Phi Mdelphin, entrililes the slii-oferi her to buy, beyond a doubt, lowerthan other merchants I not orivinced that there area Great ninny who would like to deal with n e and g chepp go ds tor ensh if they only could command cash for their produce, to such I say sell cheap rn 8.11 for cash only, Now lor 1110 list of goods on hand CLO IIN k, Hun, tiro' n. int green, and 01 Ivo, Vrench, German arid American, at all ! prays rum $1 00 10 Ct 00 per yard. inclifilina a g 0 9 .1 ustairiment of Over Coat Cloths. I will 14/RIIIV eiy sell sit , li goods ul grratly reduced prices. On Clottfil. - Cc Ilimoree and Vestings slore•kcepers invaria• Uly inalte I trge profits as the purchasers are not often judges of thee° articles. I will not so impose, but sell them us I sell oilier gouda at fi %cry small advance on cost. CASS' 51E111.1.5. Wad( good at St and at all prices upwards to 275 per yard. Also Fancy C[llol. Merry a good assortment tiry lOW prices ; also line medium qua lily, cheap as possibly can be sold, and murk r henpny tinier can he had SATINETS.—BIock, blue, Navy-blue, lavender, dark mixed, light mixed grey, &c., &c., a large and cheap lot for 30 ct. 47-.4 ets. 50 ets. 62! ets. 75 eta. and 87) ; cents for a most superb article. vEs I:.\Gs. 131st. satin, silk, cult relict, %%uolen, cotton, casdincres and (loth at all prices from refos to 1 lave Dofiars. farivamm dalrollllMZ $.1.&4146 AS7II). A splendid article of Black French Cloth fol . Gentlemen and Ladies' Cloaks at the low price of 81 87i per yard as good as others sell at 8 50 to 8:3 00. KENTUCKY JEANS.—GoId-mixed, and Grey, good and cheap. TICK At 10, 13, 15, 19, 21 and 22 cents; be assured that these 'Pickings arc the cheapest ever sold in Lewistown. CANTON FLANNELS.—Bleached and Unbleached for 10 cents, and the best article for 121 cents. Flasmels of all Colors and_Prices. I2A cents, lei cents, 25 cts. 28 cts. 31.1 cts. 37A cts. 50 cts. 621 A cts. and 75 cents ; a large lot of Superior Scarlet Flannels at 20 cents ; White Gauze Flannels and su perior Yellow Flannels—also Shrouding Flannels. 'cable Di:aper•. - - I:leached and unbleached fur 12 cents and upwards. Sonia splendid Tab:o Covcre for 250 ..nd 3 dullard each. sand Uw.i rs ut dew:ibis culuis and styles. Dl7/01stia4104 Bleached oud onhleached for G 1••1 rents and ni %%aids to the %cry timid quail' ) made; p riirular at• toolion ie regnesn•d to the tuck ul lip titubling aft they are eery a airuordlnary chenp, and us good an elseuh re at 8 cents. apbt, taaalk ( rilOatlcs Of !be pert esi styles, n good assortment 01 Lent figures, a good nrome s Ihing at 3, 1. 5. G I 4 cents, cC 10 the finest qtrnltly to bs lind,n good ass.ottneill of blue and ormige. My lip Calicoes ore res ally astonishing lor the puce, good and ride. LuzivalEtaat.-1) large and ',Moil stuck of. from 12 1 2 cents and tilm alio; d nrtit le of fine French Ging ham, bright awl Warranted not In lade in wiaddrig, for 18 3 4 renii; ii!ro plain duck style 'hume lons, Gingham' at 2. tents, high colors ulAu of VOriuU3 trice. MOUS DE LAINES. LINEN, CAMBRIC, SILK AND COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS, MIMI LEWISTOWN'PA. Kr -,o U 1? Y 0 1) S unlity opd leaf old Government Ara ( nt Ili,conip4 Freth Charles. ; .o ° l l ll llr ic n o cu l ffe s a r l o o ro c s ent ll ' als b et q ' Cihucolate 213 44 nip per pour 11 F Itt - f4At TEA4L•strperior Black and . Green, of ilie beetgun :new ruportelf Into tlio Philadelphia mnrktor, and sold Ai eery IoW Iltlprs • l Good Blnek and Green Oolong nhd Young 114 son i Teas. at 50 And 71.4 conk% per pound. Faint Irt)- purl Upon, nt $ • 1 pee lb, no goed at any 401 d al 81 2 5:4't general ""rlrnl ( It Plural perotl and Y T , t ,.. , ... a ., ,, p r 0 i r ‘ : r 0c c 5 . p i k ,, , ,, , , , , , 0 0 , , , ,... ) 5r g u 0 n 0 t t 1 i g i r 0 1: t 4 r: u rli r t: n or,4% leo FISH OIL— Sprint and Folk, A C A NDIA S GI) R 114. "I t TOBACCO Superior Cavendish At 31 rents per lb Tit Igt And tint Vitts At 20 ettild (Pt p. urn! tIONI:Y ut 75 t tom pet g Illon l'ihli and. Salt ni redo( rd pro es., 4 - I A %oil +opener asiurtment ot c utter). econpris ng 'onto of the if ac et qu 'ln) of nail es ritol I oil., , cheapest an d boo, 14r TI I 111 'H-11 . 1; L-"S1!: • 13:11y I.: S • r.„., !ihetal Pbeidnfrn .t‘lll.tit innito . , • - C;: . L.: JO - NIES . .STORE.. • . • 1., wl,oto fl. Li‘ 441:I 6._/149. TL tmi.solit , PuisJoar flow r(ezir.ing s vi.tv ;raga and fit.r , k ftd chr aN4t..ncti:, md no 11'mier trnde, which tiff need.but 1,, he vilinme,f, and the pnee wirettimcd, to purchasers to curry them off: The sith I: is composed onttly l'Unorkl DRY GOODS, 'Cloths, black, blue, brown, 4c. Cassimeres, do do do Sattinetts, do do do Alpacas, do do do do Satin Stripe. Fashionable Cashmeres, Flannels—Red, White 4 Canton. Linseys—Brown, White, Fancy. Bleached and unbleached Muslins A variety of Shawls. Ginghams, Alpaca Aprons, Irish Linen, Gloves Suspenders, etc. OILS. Common and Tanners'. Candles- I Tobacco,S'egars and Crackers. Oct. 19, 1819. CO p ! ! sll f i s)noN _ In .11 chfkr...i., a c , untr:,•. La , eno.vd n ttruitortL)n of dvollot !hurl nop whet- intd:oly tint ntlltt t, the hoin.th liant:l, ; nod, until n yt thrty hna not bell, tiny rrrtniw remedy to ntip tho dera , a (lots of the deityttycr Lot now BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONIIIY BALSAM CtirtA nry maw, of the Inro. ,trrtsly marked and duvet fired elliWri of Ptibnotiary Colti•ontwion---ftrAt., untiotrb:cri tole, of vl,-rated end Nora •td Ll , NOS—tuck hnpettop en ten a• WM,' never before cured by any other tatcillvitte. So ratcriy hvar.i.o were some /1111111,11 priratiriti, us to have been pronounced by phyt/i %nn. nod friend, to hr arre.ti.t.r nrtmo. Some, who had their burial clothet made, hare been 4'llri:d. and yet Itve wi n) it 'we. said would not live another day, rtro now as well au hearty n+ they even were. It i , ,,ssoses;• •dl the clentintn; end pitayintt tartars nenCy nn 110 IVI 1.161 and acute ns thu prrynt..ti4,t BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT Tffid dart. frolte the Trenu•t4 thle ponerroo., srr-ral okr Ilcdt-n.:ol, A la. h nro pccuiiarly adarl,i2 to. toad P.m 6/547. 11,.1447711. w rend Coughs and Consumptions, diMPrairr. of a pu!inonary Fur!, pr.s,t• ru fated imdcr OrtiN.ty , !..1 to . y ott..rk t!lo Breast, Throat, Lungs, and 11r3rt. R. 4 L.' .4 31 latal• and rum (7,7 iv r 1 VI .I•‘r hem fik.rnally as artainly and ca. tin ni I VINO I x THAI r r arm and ht llalomm cure. . 1 1 . fila enpes of cough ;o,d c0.,,,,, , et0n 01 Tui, Ed ter all Inlier re:nettle. have failed to a., goat. Thousands of Consumptions end CAronit Clnigh.s, abundantly prone its utifil dies ..1 .siky In such and Its undoubted ennui'/.pow,/ and Puothing, lionllng properties. In the toll., viz ("71! plaints and diseases. viz.: .pitting of flibo 1. Pl. the Lunen , , Pain in the Bnnzt and Siv!it SIO• it V 0714 Complolnts, J'alpitation of the floort, Vow, IT. , erit,-ry and S'Lamer Comiilaists in Cdoltdr,ii nu t eidnits...l3(..irta, and ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS No remedy that hah been offoted to the half a. certain and iferittai fn rorr,air,tr A! J, in -1d , •0r,1 treal,n , s,r, , Fool irreorularities 01 the tontotr. /IBA rO I'l*L3/0.V.1/Ir BALSAM. It ntaltot no d I h•reor, r , ioditer tln, deronttninent hr raipproAiwol oeto - n Lrothates--it h I I 1., to - rn.vh , qin It •• Py.trm, &pal/I:int,. the rir..,! •••!-. too , onir , o NERVOUS I rno.i.3.!•t• for pro,( CONSUMPTION. A Dying Woman Cured ! otnte thle cure to prore the pok•er :o parr life, wh.n IIII:. BALI-I {NI to need, even after the person le con , -1,1,-ed by phyaleien and friend* to be Iu the ad stage., of e —Refuel') 41rter—and, In this cam, ni far ~,'‘nu font lb. Atom./ I.lld burfatclanies were bought. For the par.icn tar, of ilfle rear, nod the resprantrie and lotdo , b,cti of el thy circum‘taneog and facie. we refer to cm PANIPI7I.ETA. Th rurc wn &Sorted cn Mn.a 7,111 A DIECMAN. or Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co.. N Y. 'Wu cnn Inure. hoyone • don't, IN an v , :thrra alutoa 17:m/Iv na hood/ a. WA urt, pierable rneee .;! C0:4.04,1nd (bustonp:lonr prc.notinroJ incurable by eltilful pi/y.44-147u. LIVER COMPLAINT, ke ihr rurt. of Dr Hubbard, of dtamford, Dyspepsia ! S. , .. f T. .S tilkoz morrbint, Vt.') N V., and ninny morn, in our Pninyhl. ti. Dyeentery & Summer Complaint ift Childreft end Aiiii/er nun ahuays mired Irelf , (Andrei will bileiinie fr.•/o. and kawty, by the we No ',wilier novd rt , •r mount the dorth C holern I nrnibt um, while teething, if rin.l.vrs ri . L s f , N RI BA L.V.4 fhe nilmint-Wreit It .110iiiit fur sack g rru In :ergo,' then the oiclisiety dusk* AGENTS E. & W. F. IRWIN, Clearfield ISAAC SMITH, CU/Winn/11e, S. & F. K. ARNOLD, Luthersburg. C. R. EARLEY, Ridgeway. J. L. LiNDERMUTII, Caledonia. D. S. DEARING, Brookville. Nuv 30 1P 10 - y New Goods. OLIULAW e yvOULID respernully,nnoount o 10 hio old coldurnere and the public generally, that h .has jutd received and, is now opening al hie old erand 'a large and splendid esseilnient of FALL & WINTER GOODS, • Consisting in part of Dr, Goods, Groceries, Hardware, finware, Queensware, Boots and, ' Shoes, Bats, Caps and Bonnets Drugs, Nails and Glass, Spanish ,Sole-leather, Brass Clocks,, Confectionary, etc., etc., Togolhei . With a number of ortu.lcs too num crone lo . mention ' all of ti bleb will be gold low rur Cast; or rxehin.gc,d for vouptry , produce, . 17 ' 1 " ot. 8:41:-if. Ready-Allade FALL AND WINTER GOODS. 100 Acrem, SilllQlO In Ji Animus Clrerfiel.l cnn about !nu.° wiles twin fiord/sus, FIFTY OM N bleb is cleared, and in good order, nod pril tut) with good fences. The improvernentsl new PLANK • PRAM HOUSE, A• LOG,BA and a young and airily AryLE oncibutp, to woi supplied Guth good of water. The abuvo farm v.ilt to sold on mond terms Apply to the P bs r Ober pls the'prertil MICHAEL. EISEN/110 October 16.1P19..i tin): " r. •,. • 11 F. , 16 the'pronnSes of the, IL/ serilme I3rady nslu f 4, bout ilia mitftna of °clubs, Is palo RED lIEIFFER. MI" • spoti, and supposed ;‘) bo inn old, last "rho owner i . lTqueettett 'lnrwuril, 'upon properly and Asko hor avw, of vsii T h evi *ilt he disposed of flilaisrdireete, .7, ,_DAvzDk. Tivto DST. •;i. •,1/.1 HARD WARE, A good assortment. Crockeryware, Grind-Stones, Brooms, Wasli-bourds 4- Tubs. BOOTS and SHOES That cannot .be surpassed- Clocks and Confictionary. Drugs, Paints, Dye-stutTh, Patent Medicines, Matches, Lamp Black, Glass, Putty, etc. . ;.; GROCERIES . , Coffee—Tea—Chocolate; :4 Sugar—White crushed, do . pul-l• verized, do loaf, do brown. Molasses—tioston Syrup, Sugar• House and New Orleans. F. P. IRTXTHAL Fresh Goods. TI IL subscribers are now opening at their old stand, in tho borough of Clearfield, the best assorted lot of Xitk...3.50V&M,2,12 %vim li limy have r ser had, eralirai in . ; almost tv rry variety al Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard• ware, gneensware, Cedar: ware, Tinware, Drug's, Pa; lent lUediel Dyefatirs,' and Oils, They hate nko 3 r id :.13;orttnent of Made-Up (pothing; . ; Together with Salt by the barrel or bushel, honey, sheet-iron; stoves, and stove-pipe, nails; Carpenter-tools, and a general assortment of cut tlery. A Lso l . Boots and shoes of every van!: ety, hats, caps, hoods and bon:' nets—cottan laps, cotton chain and carpet-yarn. RAFT ROPES A nll sins ; Cari• Whip, flatter crop rrIWCI togohet With amity with: nrtteho. too ted.ous to shrtihon. nII of which they °fr.( ttlCie •uetumerset htirpm es lot C.1:11, country ;;ni l lure, or L::ruher. LEONARD & MOORE No% . 1847 Whole Grocery, MARKET k CANAL St., HARRISBURG, PA.. y & c. Eisr keep o !or;:e ester!. ClIr• meet nl Itturerire txh:ett ihry CILIJ 1.1 14,p. !hey reit be purchttertl 111 thr A Inuuc rh: nel tv..41'.1 Homo 200 Bags Rio Coffee. Ip,o do Laguira do 20 Illids. Porto Rico Sugar. 20 do N. Orleans • do 30 do S. H. and Syrup .110 30 Chests Imperial and Y. H. Tea 1000 Sacks Ground Alum Salt. 500 barrels Mackarel and Shad. 500 kegs Nails and spikes. 2000 lbs. Bacon sides and should. A LSO—ll'l ii L nd Oil, Ropes, Boots & Shot and nl: the leedieg nun le• in !rade. Alertliset and I,nrobermen exult Jo Hell to (111 entl 16. MED rs Loirnhcr ant! Iron inken Sonde 11nrriiharg Nne, 11. 1849.-3 a SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.. I nut rillla'lnl unceyryuu vkiH do9ll (Out unr largo mut k of Strawberry, Pine-apple, Sarsaparilla as Lemon Syriips, Preserved Fruits, Pic led Oysters and other choke Pickl: (the very names of which make on , mouth water,) . * %open cio bn‘t. ri Nivea rind nrc nnw sAti at the LAI est figura of • ME: CIIP.AP COSMIC . CRAM & BROTHER. Curwtnsville Ike B FARM FOR SALE. pliE subscriber ofrors for sole au etre!' A. form, (1,111311A1% 02/BA'a MUMT/KIND MEI
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