Ri.inilera of F'orruirt hlerchandizo' and Li.
quo's in Clearfieid county. for the year 1850
CLASS. LICENSE.
... , ,
Bigler l &Co. no liquor 13 $lO 00
j•
Leonard & Moo e do 13 10 00
, C. Kratzer ,: L do .13 10 00
,E.,,&, W.,,F. lo in do 13 10 00
V. P. ilurxtbal , .; .do 13 . 10 00
Richard ' Shaw do 13 10 00
Bradford township.
CraltanitSc Wright no liquor 14
.Pike township: '
'John'Patton ' 'no liquor. 11
do do Pattent Medicine
Eliza Irvin ' ' do 13
Williain Bloom liquor 13
Isaac Smith ' do 11
ThosXadwalladerno liquor 14
' Burnside township.
John Patchin no liquor 14
William Brady do 14
James MeMuiry do 14
do do do 14
A. B Waller • . do •14
Cummings & Mahaffey do 14
• .- Bell township.
Thomas M'Cee no liquor 14
Stewart, & Thomas do 13
Ferguson township.
John P. Hoyt no liquor 14
Lawrence township.
James Forrest no liquor 13
.Boggs Township.
1. L. Barrett no liquor 14
Manning Stevenson do 13
Jordan township.
Patclin & Chase no liquor 13
J.. McKeeghin do 14
John Patchin no liquor 14
Bigler & Co. do 14
-Covington township.
Francis Lam6t liquor 14
Erancis Coudriet do 14
A. M. Laconto - do 14
John Barrnoy do 14
Levi Lutz no liquor 13
' • Karthaus township
Jaeob Lebo liquor 14
Edivard McGarvy no liquor 14
Morris township
Thomas Kylar liquor 14
. :. ;, Beccaria townsuip
Israel Cobrtei no liquor 14
John Patchin & Co. do 14
Warrick & Scriver do 14
• Brady township.
P. W. Barrett no liquor 14
David Iryin - do 14
do l4
S. &I.`K.. 'do 14
. ,
Union township.
it W. Moore no liquor 14
John Brubaker liquor 14
Penn township;
Ela Johnson no liquor 14
ALL those who think themselves agrievoil by
the loregoing chassillcation, that en npFeal
will be hold at the Commissinnoee tate, in the bor
rough of clearfield, on the 23d day of Marek next,
tit lichich lime and place you can attend and make
known your complaints.
Antos BONS ALL,
Mercantile Appraise)
February 23, 1850.
NEW CABINET 11 . CHAIR
Manufactory.
THE subscriber respectfully informsdhe public
that ho has commenced the above men
boned bUsiness, in all its various hpnches. 'in the
'borough 'of bleerliold, directly opposite the Medi
dist.church, whore ho is prepared to manufac
ture
CABINET-WARE AND CHAIRS
n the most durable manner. Ile hives by strict
attention to business, to merit and receive a share
of nubile patronage, '
IKT'COYFINS made to order on the shortest no
tice. ' • J. C CAMPBELL,
Clearfield, June 18, 18d9,
WANT€I3,—TWO Journeymen at the abov e
'Business, who can have stondy employment
find Wait wages. None but good workmen need
apply. .Jan. 17, '5O
OF partnership. The partnership here
to existing between A, MeClintick tnifl A
J. Draucker, in the Boot & Shoemaking business,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.—
Those baying claims against said firm will please
take notice that A. J. Draucker is authorized to set
tlo ell accounts against said'firm, and to receive &
receipt for all monies duo said firm.
A. MCCLINTICK.
• A. a. DIiAUCKER.
Curwensville, Dec. 25, '49.
A. J. DRAUCKER respectfully informs his
friends and customers Ihat ho still continues the
nbovo.husiness at his old smnd. All kind 111 grain
and bides, taken in sultans° for work at tho mar
ket prim and cash not refused. Dec. 25,'47.
Blairionnithing Business
AT LICK RUN.
MHEtiubscribers respectfully inform the pub
lic that they have establisltcd a BLACK,
SMITHSIIOP, at Irwin's lower i blill, et the 1 . 13011111
of Lick , itun, where al I hinds of Blacksmithing
will be doh (11 short notice, in the very best
• manner , and at as reasonable prices as can be
. 'dtinuelsewhero in the county.
ON:SHOEING done the best menet
' • Prices: qf Slsprfng . ,
Horse round ; ) • . $l. 00
' . • Yoke Oxen, do • 3 00
• • •,:llemoving, .per ottoe, • 6i, •
• ••,:- 64 . CO. •
..!ci woof, t.e1h!'6,1850:42in
- Factory
19111 HE Miring.' leased the
mro actory of L• Carter, near Clear
' .00111;respeotfalry unsouitteri to the peolde of Clear:
field. end , the alajoinitie F ecrentiosi hat - ho is now is
oPerti*r - Dtal rakkjiii t ,f7UPPIY 1111 orders for
thlssels Adzes •'• m
~,„tkierchews fain , Lumbernion ; nro Irospoct folly ins ,
..,:otittal 16 deal walk liim.ppiks is tlotoroupri tockil*k
work ir k as good•stylo, alidon as ; roast:pane terms
•
es they can supply, thoratailveft ofttrwhora•
Country Pruduce.and,Ovarl:CASEl seldom r
•
ved.iu•dschtuly,oMf:kticirk. ,,
, • • • Aco/11 Mitll.Eftv
Cloarusla, Nu b'. 24,1849, : :0ra
Borott'gh of Cletzp:fielcl.
Girard township
Take Notice
DISSOLUTION
Bellettifite icouitdirk:
r i ptlE subscriberins leave to announce to the
citizens of Cliarfield, •4•outify, that ho still
continues the FOUND AY. BUSINESS at the old
place, where ho is prepared to' mkt all kinds of
Mill and Saw-mill castings, toge
ther with -'every kind of Ma
chinery Castings, and wrought
Iron work for Mills 4- Saw nulls
the latest, and intim approved styles, on the
~liorlest 'notice - practicable, .and on favorable
tering. •
!flexing turned his attention almost.entirely to
Machinery Work, and during the last year havin
nililed a large number of now and valuable Grit&
and Saw- hlill l,nu e rus, he feels justified in saying (
that till executed by him %%ill give satisfat
Isop
tom. .
An experienced Pattern-maker always cennee
ted uith the establishment enable us to make,
any desired paltern on short notice. Prices mod•
crate—and a liberal ullim mice ma - de on bills for
(will. (Worm are respectfully solicited. which
will be promptly excenieid
1 I
kluonon WELCH.
Bellefonte Foundry. Jan. 25. 1850
Ma
15 00
5 00
10 00
15 00
22 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
WROSESALE TIN WARE
aI'hIgrgI24.4IPOINVSQ
rum: Sobseriberr invite the attention of COUN•
'I'RY MERCHANTS to their extensive as•
garment of
Superior Tin &
Japanned Ware.
Keeping constantly on bond the LARGEST
ASSORTMENT IN THE STATE. and selling
at LowEa RATES than ever offered before, they
only ask' . a call tesatilly buyers of the superior
advantages they offer
MELLOV & FORD,
Sign of "Loege CeSit- Pot,"
Nu. V9ll Marker Street above Seventh,
PM LA I)ELPIIIA.
Fob. 1 1850-3 m.
7 00
10 00
Ella
10 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
ROBERT MAN LEY 7
Q.:-lax. - T.ute AND (Wi l aaltla
lIIIAILIEIt.
Tlll , l subscriber respectfully informs the chi
zone of Clearfield county, that ho has com
menced the above named business, in the shop
formerly occupied by J 1.. Cutile, esti and res
pectfully solicits a share of public patronage.—
lie Batters himself that he can furnish work to
all persons who may be ploo,ed to call. to their
entire satisfaction. Ile will keep on hand
Cabinet-work and Windsor Chairs
of every description. Upholstered chairs made
to order.
I ALSO, Dentist, Invalid, and C'hanzber
Chairs—Chair Beds and Bed Chairs.
VrTho Bed Chair can Le converted from the
Arm chair :o a complete bed in two minutes, and
also will fold to the small compass that can bo car.
tied under the arm. It is particularly suitable
for Military officers and Professional gentlemen.
N. B.—Coffins made in the neatest manner and
on the shortest notice.
ROBERT MANLEY.
Clearfield. July 23,1849.—Gin
7.00
7 00
10 50
10 50
10 50
10 50
7 00
10 50
7 00
10 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
RED &. BROWN PILLS.
A GENTS fur the sale of Dr. E. Green's Rer
A
and Brown 1 1 .11 s in Clearfield county.
Richard Shaw, Clearfield.
Bigler ( . 5- Co. do
John Patton, Curwensville.
I. L. Barrett, Clearfield Bridge.
Thomas McGhee, MeGhees Mill.
David Kinport, Cherry Tree.
P. TV. Barrett, Luthcrsburg.
Clark .Patehin, Girard lownship.
Levi lu;z, Frenchville.
James McMurray, Burnside township.
Jas. Mi;Girk, Philipsburg, Centre co.
June 19, 11349. -
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
MONOPOLY
N retailing GOODS roust now ceaso in Curwens
I
rile—for. although not situated at a Corner
whence lie might ostentatiously parade before the
publid the hollow and deceptive beast of having the
"CHEAPEST CORNER,"
persons who may favor
ISAAC SMITH
With a call will be AGREEABLY BUR/IMM) by
the discovery thut all kinds of merchandise have
greatly FALLEN in rztice in ihia place since in: ban
let nrtN d from Philadelphia. Ile has of the very
bent quality every thing [Maly to be in demand
thin community in the way 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
mlscellanesus and fancy articles.
ISY'Produce 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 gentlman 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 SMITH.
Curwonsvalo, October 28. 1839. r.
:'NEW GOODS
At' the Cheapest Corner.,
Subscriber has just received. at his old
Subscriber
a fresh supply of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, euusisting. of
Dry Goods; • GrOceries, Queens
ware,, Tinware a large lot of
MADELADY CLOTHING,
Sole and Upper Leather, Hard
ware, Iron 4 Nails, Hats, • aps
and Bonnets, a very large and
good lot. of Boots and Shoes,
' .Salt—Ground 'Athm 4 Western,
DrugS, 'Paints and Dye-stuffs,
Buffalo Robes, edar ware, Sad
dlery--.7-.4MQ, : cook and, Nine
plate stoves,, .: ~‘..
Aii•or which will be, sold dow for CASH or
change, foi taunts.) , , Call Pod look
orirratok. . JOHN ?ATTON.,
‘7,4.l..s,r!.Priillf,'Oßl;
g n pieces assorted Stittinotts hos' Cheap
storO or • 131GLER'& co.
Small rrofits and Quick Sales.,
JONES' NEW
ILE,WISTOWN
11`4IE•Public aro . respectfully informed than C. L. JONES has received a very
Stock of
_l.. large. -
WINTER GOODS,
Comprising all articles kept generny in the other stores, with the addition of many other goods not
brought before to this place. A list of articles is herewith furnished, with the prices ; and un examine
lawn of this extensive stock is invited before purchases are made elevthere. At this store, goods will
con tinue to he sold at least 20 per cent. lower than can be bed elsewhere, or less than one•hult the
price of goods in Clearfield county This certainly otTers great inducements to citsit BUYERS: the am
vlng'of so large a per ceninge. even on n small purchase, wilt amount to' enough to make it a matter of
consideration. There are many who dent in Lewistown in the old Inshioned way. by trailing. thin; giv•
ing the storekeeper the advantage of high prices— to such I would respectfully ask before making trades
with the other mores to call and see my goods and hear the low prices, and lam confident that such
will see the advantage ef selling their produce end buy goods for cash. In a market like thus. if u slight
effort ho kinds of Country Produce can be, disposed of for CABIIt It only requires a little indo
pendence and determination on the part of the seller, as the lattice consumption of produce in Lewistown
alone is very great, and the necessaries of life, at whatever prieci must be had, and they can be disposed
of for cash.
Since INommcneed toUSIIICMIin this place, on the ens It system, I have sold a large amount of goods,
and my business is daily increasing. The public appreciate the ndventage of buying for cash, & where
huffiness is done for cask only, as there is no risk to run, of credit or trade, the corals are sold nt a small
advance on cost prices; and the city purchases being made for cash only, and wtthe a lengthened expe•
rienco in business. on Markel Street, Philadelphia, enables the subscriber to buy, h yond a doubt, lower
than other merchants. I am convinced that there are n great many who would like to deal with ma
and get cheap goods fur cash if they only could command cash for their produce, to such I say sell cheap
and sell fin cash only, Now for the list of goods on hand :
CLUJ 11S—blark, blue, brown, invisible green, nod olive. French, German and American. •at all
prices from $1 00 to G 00 per yard, including a good assortment of Over-Coat Cloths. 1 will positively
sell such gouda et greatly reduced prices. On Cloths, Cassimores and Vestings store-keepers invaria
bly make Lilo profits as the purchasers are not often judges of these articles. 1 will nut so impose,
but sell them as I sell other goods at a very small advance on cost.
CAb'SINIEIIES. Black good at $1 and at all prices upwards to 2 '75 per yard. Also Fancy Cessis
ineres a good assortment at very low prices ; also tine medium (irility, cheap as possibly can be sold, and
much cheaper than can be lied 'elsewhere.
SATINETS.—BIock, blue, Navy-blue, lavender, dark mixed, light mixed grey,
&c., &c., a large and cheap lot for 30 ct. 47/ cts. 50 cts. 62/ cis. 75 cts. and 87/
cents for a most superb article.
VES Black mini, silk, silk velvet, woolen, cotton, cas-imeres and cloth at all prices from
Filly coots to Three Dollars.
trlntaxi. CLTALTLVZ 4' 4 :D a. ESA4IIE,SS OVlllicziao4:lllV2
A splendid article of Black French Cloth for Gentlemen and Ladies' Cloaks at the
low price of $1 87/ per yard as good as others sell at $2,50 to $3 00.
KENTUCKY JEANS.—GoId-mixed, and Grey, good and cheap.
TICKINGS
At 10, 13, 15, 19, 21 and 22 cents ; be assured that these Tickings are the cheapest
ever sold in Lewistown. CANTON FLANNELS.—Bleached and Unbleached for
10 cents, and the best arliele for 121 cents.
Flannels of all Colors and Prices.
121 cents, 18i cents, 25 cts. 28 cts. cts. 371 cts. 50 cts. 621 cts. and 75 cents ;
a large lot of Superior Scarlet Flannels at 26 cents; White Gauze Flannels and su
perior Yellow Flannels—also Shrouding Flannels.
Table Diaper.
Bleached and unbleached fur 12 cents and upwards. Sumo splendid Cloth Table Covers for 250. nd
3 dollars each. Stand Covers of desirable colors and styles.
Taw - zalaabz
Bleached and initdenched fur 1-4 cents and upwards to the very finest quality made; pu rticular at
tention is requested to the stockuf fip muslins as they are very extraordinary cheap, and as good us sold
elsewlirre at 8 cents.
044 Untigartt..l 4161,11200321 fa
Of the newest styles, a good ussurtmettfol Lent figures, a good article selling at 3,4, 5. 6 1.4 cents, &
upwards to the finest quality to be lied, a good assortment of blue and orange. My lip Calicoes are re
ally nstunistnuir for the price, good and wide
A largo and perfect stork of. from 12 1.2 cents and upwards• a splendid article of foie French Ging , .
ham, bright colors, and warranted nut to fade in washing, for 18 3 4 cents; also plain dark style Chain°.
tuns, Ginghams at 28 cents, high colors also at various prices.
MOUS DE . LAINES.
Of every style arid quality imaginable, plain black, brown, snuff, lead, mouse and other colors, all
wool, A t.plendid officio of 2nd mourning Mous do Laines all wool at 22 cents, also good do Lames 1.1
183-4 cents, destrablo colors; also do Lames of extra quality m high colors, such an Mazanne blue,
dark and light green, blue, maroon, orange, scarlet, crimson, &c., &e.
aasithimuummOGl
Figured and plain of superior quality from 15 1-2 to 75 cents. My 121.2 cent Cashmeres ore the
cheapest goods ever heard ol; also all the dark and desirable high colors Cashmere the Bain° as the Mourn
de Loins.
111ERLYOES.
Olall qualities, colors and prices
reduced prices
Black of all prices-31 cts. 374 cts. 44 cts. 50 cts. 62/ cts. 75 cts. 87/ cts. $1 00
and 81 50 for the best Alpaca made, and can be had nowhere else. Me*, Drums,
&c., and also a splendid assortment of fashionable Fancy Alpacas, at extremely low
prices, and some fine quality figured silk warp.
Black silks al all prices and widths, A good article of Black Silk as low as 45 cis. at good a.
is sold elvevi here al cis. Also, plain, colored and Fancy Vress Silks, at very reasonable prices
Some splendid Saiiii, striped, black and blue black Silks. Florence and Gro do Naps for Linings.
Also, Silk Oil Cloth—Ladies' Silk. and Merino Under Shirts—new style corded Shirts
lii`great variety ; also, Figured Swiss Mulls for Caps, Capes and Dresses. Tarletun Mullins
white, blue arid pink. Figured and plain Bobinett, Silk and Llce Blond, Laces. Edgings, and In
sorting. in endleis variety. Aho a most superb and extensive assortment of the richest and nevi
est styles BONNET RIBBONS, all for sale at unusually low prices.
LINEN, CAMBRIC, SILK, AND COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS,
From 5 centa upwards to the fincet article imported frim Paris.
FURNITURE CHECKS AND CALICOS. Craeh and I3ird•eyo Diaper for Towelling. Linen
Futile-covers and Napkin's, and IRISH LINEN of every price and quality, very good and cheap.
SPOOL COTTON, of J & P. Coates' manufacture, the beet article to be bad, greatly superior
to ally oilier make• Cotton, Woolen, Merino and Silk HOSIERY, in great variety and et extreme•
ly low priest'.
GLOVES—SiIk, Kid, Cotton, Morino and Wonted of all grades and qualities—mens', wemens%
and children'''.
SHAWLS—SiIk. Cotton and Woolen. Sumo magnificent now style long shawls; as well as hea•
vy Woolen and Cotton and lino Merino Shawls, plain and embroidered. The assortment of Shawls
Is extensive and will be sold much under the usual prices.
An avaaoment embracing every article wanted. Hooks and Eyes,. Pins, Needles. Knitting.Nee•
dies, Tidy Cotton, Coronation curds. Whalebones, Silk, Cotton and Linen Braids, Velvet Trimming
Ribbons. a new article for drams; Fancy Buttons for dresses ; black and colored sewing Silk;
Thimbles ; Combs of all kinds ; aowo splendid Buffalo and Turdu Shell comae, colored. Thread
Edging for Trimmings Steel and God Beads—also gold and silver Wire for embroideries. Al'
widths of plain and Fancy Satin for klantua Ribbons; all colors of lining Muslin,; Bleached and
Brown Drilling ; Zephyr Worsitd of all shades ; Bolt, Slides arid Artificial Flotsam
LADIES' SHOES.
A room is fitted up expressly for Ladies', Misses' and ehildrons' Shoes, and particular attention i.,
paid to this department. Every•style and quality of Shoes kept on hand, and will positively 'be
sold chenhor than possibly can be bad elsewhere. The new lull stock' is received, and the assuri•
Meat wlll 'to kept up. At least twenty per cent can be saved by buying shoes at Jones' Store. /
good stoat 61 India Rubber Shoes—very cheap
It is useless to enumerate tho kinds and pricos on hand; Buffico it to eay that the assorimert is
the largos( anddecidedly the cheapest ever opened before in Low•ietown.
•A good .aOsertmentol CLOTH and GLAZED CAPS. Mau Fur Trimnied,.Fur & Seal Sk in—fheop
. .
113 1. A C lii ..H A 11. 1 S •
At
. E1,1..2b, 1 50, 1 75,2 00, . 2 50, 3 00,.and 400 ;'ulso Funcy Hats for Mon 'and Buys. lam
,prepared to sell Hats and Cape at Ivast2s.per Cont.iower than they htio ever been sold ni Lewis
town, having had them manufactured expreasly for ,any salea„ttd`Warrant them to befqual in
,
quality, II not better thon,to be had elsewhere. •
CRAVATS and SUSPENDERS in great . varjoiy. P moat superb' assortment of Fan}
N Silk era
uts:cotton' do. plain black sills do. al different prices, for ante unusually low. ' / .'
Looking . Glasses. ' J
Very chop.— Some extra six°, larger, than' can be fcitind in oilier stores. Also anexlensivo os
sorttnent of Woolen Nett floods and Sacks for children ; cotton Laps and Black an/ White Wad
ding; a nice lot of Comforts. Various sizes. Cheap Bed Blankets, a gaud assortment'
. 0 842,W1NVEZ,:,---The beat'ossoriment lo'bo found at this store, of all qualfies, and will be
sold at, reduced prices. Persons purchasing Carpeni trill not (illy Matthew 90 p cent cheaper at
Jones' but a very estonsivit assortment to ticket froth. "CARPET BAGS. and Lath ' Satchels—some
Pno:Velwitt and Venitian
'Groceries, QueenSware, Hare ware, Cedarwa e, Baskets;
Hari} ware,
Kept in a iMplitiaM rootn'froiii-'Dry Coodii. and particular Intenam) paid to coping up a general
tunortmont of thy abate? geode.. gooa 'l4lkv, Orleans Sugar 0 1 4 cents ; White agar 9 cents; crush
,/
ed Sugar 10 'cents ; pulverized Stiga i rto cents; and superior Loaf Sugar 10 ante: Good Widnes
for.P, loiCceots par quart : .New Molasses of good qualny at 35 Is kr. gallon ; and au*
pen it in 40 cents: Also good. {• I . ~, i sci Syrup, and tint 'Vest 'Royal v..i den 13yrull at 50 cants;
/ qv
a splendid articlo of Baktng Mu 1 l i-4 cents per 4,unon : COFFEE —WY D- senor at 10 cents;
/
I 0.. t 4.• .
i (Y~".1~
DRY GOODS.
A large and beauttfulstuek of these goods kept on hand, fur mite at
11. IL IP A CO ADa
o a ak us. ca cik
MULL, JACONET AND CAMBRIC MUSLIM,
TRIMMINGS:
MS' AND BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
. . , . ..
Laguirii &trot . l u . sal' ill ' 'il't 'I/ tituriCal old Government Jitter - lit 712ICerili-: Fresh Charles..
ton Rice at 5 cants i. lal
- . t .Green. of tho licit i iiii ii ie q . u h c i :into 211 rents per pound...:.FREISI! CPF,AS—titiperitir Black and
, • . -.' (Toed Blackliind , Oreen - Gal o c' ried ipto,tho Philailrlphid marksit_e . ,
_am!' sold ?. r t.Y r er n yLloLvii i p tr r a ic”: .
. ,
.. . 1 perlul uu4'3lPung Alyson, of ntl Yitung'llyson Teas, at . 50 and 75 cents, pp
. p . tu
. l , E t
~ril e m s .
KT ORE .—Sponor SPLIISI OIL; soco rlb ' l3° 'PO . " niriV.iald at
$1 25:
. Superior CoUtile SOAP. and go ua I ,Y . „ 1
i . 1
ditto—Also' FISII OlL—Sperm and _Tulloyv CANDLES.—
A .general assortmen F
.9 ! TOBACCO. Superior Crowd c b ";;, - " In
110 N Ell at 75 cents per within. 'l , ,li' t °' c ' enlN p r e ,,, r - 4 ,;;..,1 pr i ven ,. . ' 1 •• • • • I
II Ttvist - and flat plugs, at 20 centu per PPund
I A very outivriorussortment of Cui and Salt at i
. . ar ,„ *comprising tome ph the lineal q itality - pl IC nice! a n d Farkp..
~..
I . , ~
I . The largesttienettpest (1,1,,
T 0 W ::
, • /- t- • . , e,•
eiki M tde Clothurv, , -rq
meat assiirinient ever Mieneilin Lewistown. . . •,. .
° I -AV A 1., I.: 11U Y Ell S .. • ~,..
Great inducements tire 01 I ,ns u littoral abatementtsvill be made.
, i, .
\
c.'' L. , JONES,
. NEW CHEAP CASH. • STORE: •
PA.
Lewistown , Dember (I, 1849. In
. . . . ..
. . .
G „
, ~FALL AND WIN R GOODS: • ~,I t
\ •, • % 2 :-.
TE 8 tillsci iber is just now . receiving n very largo and sultini o stock of GOODS for tho approtteli•
mg Fall and Winter trade, which vk ill need but to be examiti.:i, and the price ascertained, to urclueo
purchasers to curry them off. 'flio stock is composed partly an follov i : .
DRY GOODS,
Cloths, black, blue, brown, 4c.
Cassimbres, 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'.
Candlcs—'Tobacco , Segars and
Crackers.
Oct. 19, 1849.
i'l I 11 I 1 . 1
i rki SU 1 1 1 prioN
to all elittliam7, .1 301t1 tIS 111/.•41 Minis I, 111,
r pet portion of dentli+ Ihnn any utl s r 101.1,01 v th II
111111 t 1e the human , nut, until within ti It /k • 31 lIS
there hai not be. 1. soly rsrtam nrnedy to stop do loon
thou 01 the d‘ntloy er. nut%
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALStAI
Caro' Tury . many of the moat strovia marked and level.
npcd (orm of Pahrionary Constimpthoi —ll r, At., undoubted
OMR Of uirrrotfd and dixeneed LUNGS—mull linprlmo , en.
fen RP WPM never beiore cured by any other medicine.
80 utterly hopdroa were IMMO r/ .. the afflicted persons, 10
to linen been pronounced by phygleinns and friends to be
eTe AI. IS nY INO. SOlllO. who had their
made, Fore been Mired. and yet live—others. who it W.F.
said would nut live another day, arc 110 W le , well nnl
hearty ne they ever worn.
It posse:igen all the cleansing rim) pnrifying virtue;
nearly ill powerful and active us the prele4rittO4l N lee)
we roll
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
Tltl. differ, (rum 01111. ilef MM. till, flollreggrli m, rol
,tiedl , ation• which two peculiarly ruinpuil tu. lint' err
aany ncirrrary, to rote
Coughs and Consumptions,
ell tilovo , re of n pohnowory
',molly JIM ,. SO fatal under urdiump Itt.ultollsl. in•
they tho
Broth!, Throat, Lungs. and Heart.
Thia 11.11.8.131 &ate aud evre, 11.rr. th, on.
rbo,vhen , int.rnnlhl. R 1 riTrairdy 1.1,1
vvo;c: Ex runeT runt. find heat. Illt• rnall ..
nom .Vine eaten of 1,11.1
.11 Mt. idler nil oater remedies have No 4,,
Thousands of Consumptions
and. Chronic Con,gAtr, nbundnntly prove itt.
ettets in such dire:ups, and its undoubted en satire pow,
and soothing, henlinc propertitet. in the toilou
pluitits and disenstt, Spitthie Wand, a
the Lauri; Pain in the firrast and Sigir, Yieht•Mr.of r
Taus Complaint.. L Palpitation of the Iftart, Cholera Infiin
turn, Ity.entrry Find Sarnmer Complaint, in Claldreo to,
4dnitA, Aytlitna, and ALL
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS
No rrmedy that lira hrrtf Otli•n•d to tin public linq
mein hall et, certain nod rife, oral in corn h ay .11.1. io
11,0011 . ...*e.4 and ir•rrvalaritirt col t h e h 111.de neK. 11
PUI..11(1N.41?) . do!
ferone., x hcth.•r derangeit•la In• are:,
ar oAlier incidental trialcnt., , --it It Fl,l'l. I'll.s Al.l, In
arevorAfoing the system, rquali:iv the ar,llldit tons'
" . "' ir, +' t oa d .11.4,1,,e NERVOI . 1111: !TA 111,141 1 S.
rnr ranitAlebt for proof.
CONSUMPTION.
A Dying Woman Cured !
P tote tbie cure to prove the pow, to %Ire I , llor
thls TIALSAM le aced, even nrw, the person I. , rru•i. term
by physkinn nod frb•ndn to be In the la.•t .•tape+
—eetto , l , y Iyhtp— Find.ln aLls role, FO for goer that thr
*brawl and buria.l.clothrA Were bought. For partlelt
tare of this crow, and the re,pertehls nod yen,lontle4 proof
of all the eircutertnuees and Ina... we refer to um
PAM PH LET:4.
This ruse wns etTiTtefl on Mrs. %ILA DYKEMA N. o'
n a lla o n sp.,. Saratoga (b.. N Cllll 1...•
a doubt. many others rdinuer equally 101 1101,1•1. a , , Mid inn ti
svrablr cn.es u i Cough, and Coluumption, o,ss to, I.
were prenouncsd incurable hy Ailiol
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Sec tbc cure of Pr. Hubbard, of Stamford, Li.. nod ozlo.r
Dyspepsia !
Sre the cure of T .5' Hiker, merchant, of .It!er,.
min,: Cu, N. V., nod many moro. In our I',nnpl.t,•l..
Dysentery & Slimmer Complaint
on Chi Lire,/ end A.I etlb. ere aleray. rum!. ;rely Chi 7.1,14
will I,coint• fr.hy. hen Lily nt)(1 /warty, mid gr.)%v
!ly the env of ilk 1101.:1UM.
Nuienther need ever 'mourn tiff. /lentil of her e 1 ,11.1 L.
iql , •rn I tarn ufnnt. whilk, teething. if tiniNrs
puoto.v.iny he reltnitliqured It sheehl lie
oriuch easel', given in timer then the teditetry
AGENTS.
E. & W. F. IRWIN, Clearfield
ISAAC SMITH', CUrZeiMille
S. & F. K. ARNOLD, Lvtl; ersburg.
C. R. Emumr, Ridgeway.
J. L. LINDEICgUiII, Caledonia.
D, S. DEAItING, Brookville.
, Nov 30.1E149-1y
New Goods.
amulaw.tait) 6324114'
WOULD respectfully announce to his old
customers, and the public generally, that
he has just received . and' is now opening at his
old stand a large and splendid assorimeni ,
;
FALL &•WINTER
GOODS,
Consisting in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Tinware, Queensware, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps and
Bonnets,
Drugs, Nails and
Glass, Spanish. Sole4eather,
Brass Clocksi Confectionary,
etc., etc.,'
. . ,
'Vogel ' o.l,mirtiber 'of articles Ipo mint
otous to mention, all'of which ti4iil be sold:
for Cash or exchange( far Colintrylkinstlune...
!toy. B,—tf.
I
114KDWARE,
A good assortment.
Crockerywarc, Grind-Manes,
Brooms, Wash-boards 4 Tubs.
BOOTS and SHOES
That cannot be surpassed.
Clocks and Confectionary.
Drugs, Paints, Dye-stuffs, Patent
Medicines, Matches, Lamp-
Black, Glass, Putty, etc.
GROCERIES •
offee—Tea—Chocolate.
Sugar—White crushed, do pul
verized, do loaf, do brown.
Molasses—Boston Syrup, Sugar-
House and New Orleans.
F. P. HURXTHAL.
Fresh Goods.
FIE subscribers are now opening at
11 their old stand, in the borough of
Clearfield, the best assorted lot of
5adtZ465242:11,11 000seors
Which they have ever had, embrat in g almost ev•
cry variety of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, queensware, Cedai
ware, Tinware, Drugs, Pa.
tent Medicines, Dye-stutfs,
and Oils.
They have also a g ood assortment 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. AL§O,
Boots and shoes of every vari,'
ety, hats, caps, hoods and bon
nets—cottan laps, cotton chain
and carpet-yarn.
h A t
RAFT ROPES
of all sizes ; Cart•Wli i n s. Slei g h. whips, Halter and c - q -!
Trace Chains, to g ether with ninny other articles : A
too tedibus to mention, all of which they offer their 0
customers at lair prices for CASH, country ; n 3 i.!,
duce, or Ll:tither.
,LEONARD & MOORE, '
jj
Nov. 7, 1849.
Whole Sale Grocer*,. l.
MARKET & CANAL Si., HARRISBURG, PA.,
J& E. C. EBY always keep a large nesorl•
. ment of Groceries which they enn sell ns
low ns 'hey can be purchased in the Atipnite
ties. We would name
200 Bags Rio Coffee.
100 do Laguira do
20 Mids. Porto Rico Sugar.
20 do N. Orleans do •
30 do S. 11. and Syrup Niolao
30 Chests Imperial and Y. EL Tea
1000 Sacks Ground Alum Salt;
500 barrels Mackarel and Shad.„
500 kegs Nails and spikes.
2000 lbs. Bacon sides and should.
ALSO—White Lead, Oil. Rupee, Boots & ShdtS
and al: tho leading articles in trade. Alerchards
and Lumbermen would do well to call and tee
prices.
"Lumber and Tron taken for goods.
Harrisburg Nov. 14, 1849.-3 in
SOMETHING - NEW UNDER THE SUN.
1110 not all call at once or yon will soon reduer! .
lir our largo Mock of
Strawberry, Pine-apple,. Sarsaparilla and
Lomon Syrups, Preserved Fruits, Pick•
led Oysters and other choice Pickles
(the very names , •of which 'iliac 'one',
mouth water,)
which we have just received and aro now selling
at the lowest figure at "rule CIII:Ar CORNER:
CRAM & BnotnErt.:
Curwonaville Dec 8.
FARM FOR SALE.• .
TE subscriber °Wars for sale en excelisst
farm, containing
100 Acres,
situate in Karthuus lownahp, Clearfield tour*
about three miles from Karthaus, FIFTY acreo
which is denied, and in good ordiir, and projec?
ted with good, fences. , The improvemorits Ore S
new
. ,
PLANK TRAMS
181111111 r
HOUSE,' , A' , 1. , LOG' •BARN !
•
rind a youtig and daffy APPLE OREIIARD ! Pq
is Well supplied;iiith good springti'orWiiter. '
Tho above (Sim bo . sold op _ reasonsbrO
terms Apply to tho subscriber on the premii
October 16. 1849.-6 m.
OXEN gild TlrsinEß
#OR SALE.
.
rviig 'subscriber offers to soil on vo,ry Wont
modeling Ms; YokeLARIOIIt 'OXEN
(girth seven foot and shod ready for, businesett
and also d TIMBER SLED,, lust new. Aryl, t
Immediately
.FULLEIITON: 4
Cleartiold Jan. 11, 1849.
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