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“+th lhu harrowing own} 1! laugh}! within
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I " '-Bm mush! lo quicken in flow,-
fThb] luvs limbs thul [so] the whillling gale,
1‘ - And ohtink'from tho drinng snow. ~
Wham h rovming’oh! think. ye gram.
,1, On ghoyooflen, naked and old ; ‘
Duluth!) Ihem kinda. an man with mnn
.. And Ipara them 9 m o ol‘your gold!
ganlgu'r 51
r-t-vt‘There‘ are good men everywhere
‘_'Tllere Irermen “ho are good tor goodness
"flake. ’ ln‘ obscurity, in' retirement, he
"neath the ihodow at ten thoustand dwell
.tngo, scarcely known to the world, and
quVN‘JlSthtl to be known there are good
Imen; in adversity. in porerty. and temp
sationsmll'the aerertty ol earthly trials.
“the“? are good men. whose lives shed
brightness'upo‘n the, dark clouds that sur
loun'drthem. Be it true. If Eve must ad
mit the sad truth.\t.that many in. wrong.
and persist in being wrong; that many are
‘ {also to every holy tiurtl und inithlesato
' ward-every holy~~atl'ection ; that many are
spldlj. selfi-h. and meanly sensual; yes.
.létlltl'hnd‘dend to everything that is _not
:.,;ilipped up in their 0“" little earthly in
t tereat. or more dutkty wrapped up in the
"fell of fleshy appetites. Be it so: but I
i'thanlt't-God that this is not all that We are
‘ 'o'blige‘d' to believe. No: there are true
“heartsarmd the throng ofthe l'slseand the
«E'tailhless. There are warm and generous.
firearm which the cold atmosphere of sur
g‘jh‘filidtng selfishness never chills; and
~ eyes unused to weep for personal sorrow,
“which nlteo overflow utth sympathy for
(the sorrottis at others. Yes. there are
“good men and true men; I thank them; I
' bless them for what they are. God trout
on‘high tloth bless them, and giveth h'_t_s_
angels'charge to keep them; and nowhere
t in-tlt‘eholy record are- these words more
' :i‘precious or strong. than those in which it
.Isuritton that God loveth the righteous
' ones. Such men are there. Let not
‘their precious virtues be distrusted. As
- hardy and as evtdently as some men have
" “bbeiyed the calls ot ambition and pleasure.
so surely and so evidently have other 9‘"!
' .obeyed the voice of conscience. and 'cho
"hen ‘rather to suffer with the people ot
. God, than to enjoy the pleasureot sin tor
vasusoc.’ Why every meek man sotl'ers
ingcon'flict _lteener tar thaothe contest for
honour and applause. And there are such
men, who. amid injury and insult. and
’g:tn‘l§_c_§nstroctinu. and the pointed finger.
f end. th‘d‘s‘c‘oritlul tip’ol' pride. stand firm in
fitter: ihtegrity and allegiance toa lottier
principle. and still their throbbing hearts
f in prayer. and hush them'to the gentle mo~
ftion otltindness and pity. Such witness
, 'es there ere even in this bad world Higm
,'th’at‘a reg; ming work is going lorward
inlaid itsder‘lictionsi proofs that it is not
I't't Sv'orld lorralteo' 7d heavenypledges that
it‘lilltnot be forsaken ; tokens that cheer
and touch every good and thoughtlul
mind. beyond all other power of earth to
penetrate and 'enteindte it.- Dr. Dewey.
.. THE MOON OU'I‘GENERALLEI).
- A lady of our acquaintance. lately lair
:ly out-generalled the moon. In making
“I'qap (over which the moon and the witches
ggem to have great power ascording to
89mg.) iihe‘ was particularly ungarc‘essful.
though‘her ley was strong. and I: erything.
elrealpplrently "gilt. She was promptly
mform'cidlby'pn.experiencetl neighboc that
,ihe hld‘undfirlnken the business exarlly.‘
m 'th‘e’ Wrong" time 'ol the moon. _A’Jouog
chgmiotfixho happened to be present. dia
‘cov'ering that the ley. eflervcoscrd strongly
‘-i'D'ociflc;‘and wasthuofore not caustic e
‘ifbngh': ~Vapplied quicktivme in smoll‘qfian
titien to'the‘otistinatq amt hathnado soap,
vnh'efiio'o short time 'nll lunar influence
was withdrlw‘n. the planet‘ntruck its col
on, (it it ucr’hnd day.) and a fine lot of
first'fite gear: was produced.
{IKE LEARNED BLAGKSMJTQ.
‘ . ’W’e‘ giie below'lwo more fidtafitfi‘hsr
film We pm of lhiadiitinguilhe‘d phillfln-
Ihropist; I! i; u'dmnorjnto which, If |he¥
' ‘unh'lthifl'clergyman and pretendsd pu‘
, _lrfol ware'lo look, may woulthlarl back‘
V zé‘va‘figpfirigh! and amazement; at lheir in
at} LE‘PP‘?"?E‘."S9MCV In the. perfotina'ncq
.. fish)“ clr.duly.. . , . . 3’
. -,.;_»;:;;NCHmsnAN‘ REPUBLng .
‘u- .VuxiGoZ'yb ‘oiu imo’ {all \hé‘ Wofld'u'nd firiadikha'
:, “(amend every admixture-Juno Gum‘s-r. . * ‘,‘
a .' ”Sauce the adoption. 0'! our national corii~
9“,. mutation, .lheUnilegl States; excluuive‘uf
.i: jha 'cibs! Naming and drilling-fine militia,
, . hue upended 51',000.000‘.000 in ‘prépifi
"no“; for waif"!- time .0! peace. : This“
. sum woumr'haveput a Biblcinto.lhe hands
‘ bl~evevy human being on earth. H w‘oullgl
have, sUpporled .tw'q ‘millio'ggs'af missiana. 1
fig; :flpung , ,(helrlmuhulisn 'tdr‘aiyeza'r, - aqd ‘
”Tgi'v'é'n :a‘ 'fi-inisnéi'ibfi 17h”; go’qull "for ezet‘y
"" 800' Mme _nnchiistiamzed fiytia49,.9f_ the
".'“.‘hom'an‘fafiuli}3 ‘! IAS“ a; 'm'pausfot pivith:
"iahhghd.sngi‘alfg‘omuiiegv‘cg,’ I'l "wou'dhn‘vg
{Conan u‘cl'ektjor'ry‘ thousand 13:31:91 _Of 1007
E o'7 HUMANITY
10ml “$11!?!” (ll'B2s.oo‘o'[l9fi‘m“?- "0w
Wonde; l'uthsum gho‘jaliall _r,ep:ub!ic;.dcm
unslrbte‘d lhi-ir, mini iki'lh'e '(livin‘ewlvclau.
Ham-um! FThex Eiml'i’ in the lLord’osand
1h? tullzn-iss fliercufl ’ I ‘ 'E. B. ;
0. Wm (amines: q]. a Clm'stmn Nation ((u
-p-ing one hundred ‘and 'lwenly-sevenycarsi
_Sigrcé Nu! great religious Reformation
(3') Ureathituin ha» spent 65 years in‘
'war. and 62m pvnce. 'Shé burrnwcd in
u'uwn 'uai'n. which occupied Ith 65 years,
7834;000.0(;0. In lhe ‘anmpmliuié‘ she un
‘ied by turn [1 l89.000.000;‘mun forming
3 Intel expendllure of 38.982.120.000 in
our currency. This enurmous- mum. or‘
torted Irnm the Hunt “mini-d ninews of
labor. would have cunshucleulfifleen mil- ‘
roads- araund the globe, allowing $25,000
per nule! To raise annlher- such sum,
would quuire a la: 0| $lO on every hu
man being on [he globv! The 'in‘lercsl of
this sum for one month a! 5 per cent., ca:-
teeda Ilse amount contributed by the whole
chrialian world for preaching the goepcl
ofJesus Christ to (he hralhen [or the last:
thousand years! .
BLIND BRIDLES.
' \Vhy one blinden. u-jurrious 10 the
ham? 'anuse Illey umhcr dirt and heat
around We eyes. Dir! ir-ituln lhe 039,
and heal pnulucea Infiamalion. Eyes were
placed in the corner of'lhe head that the
hum might have lhe advantage 0! luuklng
in diflercnl direction». Men. in the n
bumlnncv 0| lhcir Imaginary uisdom. con
cluded lhc hone hall 100 much sight. and
they wished to curlail it; hence the origin
a! blind bridlcs. These in cnnnmmel the
eyes. that Ihe horse il conslnnlly compell
ed m‘flrain them lo Ire his way. This
uvcr uetlion mun brings on disease. 1
Family Prawn—ln binding in fumily
ingether in peace and love, there is rwhu
man influence like that of domestic pray
er. Uniting them in a common object, it
unites their sympathies and their desires.
Raising their hearts to heaven, itrbrtngs
them all together in the purse-nee of God.
The fatnily altar is an asylum to which
they reptiir from the core and toils of life,
Remindinz them 0! the rest reserved in
heaven, it unite: them in the charts ul
faith and obedience lur it: nttninment.-
Earth had no holier spot than a house thu!
sanctified by prayer; where the voice at
nttpplication andthanksgiving consecralee
every day. where the word ’nt God is de
voutly read. and all unite to show forth
all I s praiee. It may be humble. but it.
‘ uly.;atts_~"'.§_efttre heavenly. ,Pnrerty
may bqfihej'lkinAl iorrtm; but it: inmates
are rich in; and joyous in the Holy
Ghostrq‘SiEßtreu and d Hnny enterit;
but they will be angels 0:163}: and mer
cy. and the'spirit whom 9 release Irom
the imprisonment ofthe eeh. will be uni
tedtlree and happy. to win-hip louver,
an earth did not permit them, a family In
Heaven. -
“ll ll bill a line.” says Dr. ant,inllis
elaquenl address to young mun—"(hill
separates between innocence and sin.—
Whnecer learlessly npproachu Ihis line.
will won have caused il. To keep at n
disttnceulhe‘relom. is Ihe part of msdnm.
No man ever mule up his mind In consign
his squ lo perdition at «Mt. No man
ever rnlered the known avenues which
conduct In such an end, w'nh firm,un
(hunted Men. The brink til min inap
preached Will) caution. and by impercept
iblellegreen. and (he wrelcln. who now
Hands frurleuly trolling there. but yes
terday, had ihtunk back from Ike nwlul
cllfl' with liemblmg.”
GETTING POOR 0N RICH LAND
AND «RICH ON POUR LAND.
A close observer of men and things. says
the Ohio ()bserver. told ue' the following
little history; “which he hopewill plough
yery deeply 'into.» the attention of all who
lploughvery shallow in their soils:
‘ Two brothers settled together in-'———
county. One'ol them on a cold, ugly. clay
soil, coveredlwith black-jack oak. not one
of which was large enough to make half a
dozen rails. This man would never drise
any bnt'large. powerful Conestoga horses.
\ me seventeen hands high. He always
l, tlhree horses to a largo plough. and
pl nged it, some ten inches deep. This
deep plou‘ghing he invariably practiced and
_‘c l‘tivated thorough afterwards. > He raised
dis seventy bushels of corn to the acre."~
‘Thie man had a brother about six miles
off; settled on a rich white'river bottom
land farm, and, while a black-jack clef
soil yieldedseventy bushels , to the acre,
this fine- bottom land would not, ayerage
fifty. One brother was steadily growing
rich In poor land. and the other-steadily
'grovgi g'poo'r'o'n‘ rich lan‘d. A
“One day the bottom land brother ca'me‘
down‘to see the black-jack oak farmer.
and they began to talk about their orops
and farmsg-as farmers are very apt to do.‘ ,
{flowflia in? saitLthe first. 'thatlyou ma
nage‘b‘n this p‘or’u soil to beat\me‘in_cgops?'
‘ " The reply ‘vras : {I worn; my (and 1f '
The! W 351!» exactly§~\ 30$? 109." it!“
such richzlan'd ‘that'they don’t ioorkjtiand
theyinerer-gek a step‘ beyondtgh’lérelhey
'bg'gan.‘ They rely on -the’sorl.( not o, _:la
bdr‘,'or'sltill.:.or'cnre. _Some men ”17.9”.
Ilret'e'lrirrds to" work; and somemejt expee!
to my; their. 'lar‘tirisrand: that," Just the
'difierence between! E?“ and bad {airmen -
ABOUT} ‘ADIISCOURAGED.
A "/W'all‘. 1 sin aboh’v dis’couraglan' have
uied angljiiad Id‘gaun honadt; l‘ivjumkbm
oanho‘ll.¢ficc¢'e‘d,‘"hnd mm am :1; loan
what, to do. ”.1". Poor Afollow 1. you "- deserve
oqtzpitywvfortyogr ppum'v‘gringg_induflfywéif
nothingrmorp. " ‘qu‘xhiv'e " npt‘mafié'gtgd
,‘ - 491.2%. 'u_-\,‘rt_‘. 2...: (a. ‘l‘ A...‘ .
lriglrt. ifiyouflhvlo triedgg often as you say i "AIERRLCK’Si'IéfIp'RMIFI/TGE. '.
~tbiq. ,Wfi'rk‘lnow, V Gland thllp. ,coupled TUE bestmedlcnl writers of tho hge.‘t"omenlein
lwilh edgy-g 5. "flay” lied" ‘a man. 'dOWn».lh9 l “130ififllgl’tlog‘flgtmgvou‘ugillllie stornuch und bow
“ "”‘érpendén‘cyi Fornu'hite. we are!“ 3.25 m; Surih .gil.ol’sii,iéfa§‘iit’§§iis‘flli‘aiiii'il’éi?
ithe beat ofzmen may we dark prospects beuver‘n dnlt‘eront parts: of the body. that .tlmrn is
before them;- but these soon vanish. 29“”?13'ad‘l“;"‘“°°r"""d{l"g-‘Xl‘lt‘h “my "0‘ “it pro?
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of It at least—fo! "In“? ”8W ,0“ Hal fntnl pffcem. jW‘ith‘nll‘dcl‘eran-e. Merrirk'a Vermi.
been altogether 100 careless of your-loose “11:0 is Om‘mdtothe Fully" M n ante. pleasant and
change? Add up the thousand atxpencee “mm“ ”med-V' mm 2" “8"” p" t?°"'°' '‘;
and copper‘s' that have slipped through yam
fingere, and. you will see a calelogue ol‘
folly that you little dream of. .-.--Novwonder
then. thatnyou m halt dlszouraged. Who
would not be: if he had debts to pay. and
had squandered the very money due his
creditorelon parties of pleasure—in attend
ingplaceo of a'muaement. and in 'purchaa
inu a thousand useless articles to gratify
pride and vitinted taste? Live air you ought
e—begtna new life—save what you earn
and be economical in-ull things. end our
word for it. you u ill never ugnln hang your
‘A‘head m discouragemenl
Prospectus ol the
UNITED STATES JOURNAL
BY JESiE E. Dow St Ce.
HE first number of our new paper will be issued
T this (hm) day 0! May.with an entire new dress
—-now ly'pe.fine white paper. with other important
alterations and improvements. The paper will he
deieted to a fearless airpositien ei'Domocratic prn'ieis
plea; it Will zealously and unremittingly oppone each
and ever effort to establish a mammoth monarchy
banlt and other mischtevna:l corporations and con
sotidntions of wealth. which snh’vcrt the rights of the
pee lo and undermine the pillars ofthe Republic; It
wxlroppme an oppressive and anti~ropublieantariif
system, the usatintption oi the State debts by the Gen
erelGevet-nment. and all other Federal principlusi
which have an inevitable tendency to destroy public
prosperity as wellas indtval'ual happiness. Against
all such political delusions. we shal wage unchang~
mg. uncompromising war.
The FARMER and the Mactttmc who produce all
the real capital oi the nation. will find in our paper
an unwavering: champion at their inalienable rights;
the long cherished printiipletl (if the editors are too
well known to the public to require any pledge upon
this pointy To the Miacellancous department partic
ular attention will be devoted;thu Ladies will always ‘
find iii our columns a choice selection from the cur—
rent literature ofthe day. an well as original contri- ‘
buttons [mm the most talented writers of which our
country can boast A general sammary of Foreign
and Dotaestic news Will be furnished ; a regular
price eurrenLand a correct Inn of the prices efstoclte
will also be given.
The conductors have already secured the aid and
cowperattonof a large number olllte most distin
guts ted political and literary writers of the tiny :ar
rangements will also he made, at the earliest period
possible, to embellish our columns by the contribu~
liens of correspondents [mm abroad. With this hriel
and Imperfect ou tliue of our plan, we verv respect
lully euhmit our claim: to an extensive patronage to
the consideration efn generous public.
'I‘HE PHILUS FISK, 1,
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Remitlartru.—'l'he limitation ot the {ranking
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has made the following substitute for that great
convenienre to both the public and tlte press~
- " Money for‘newspaper subscriptions not ex
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'Where application cannot conveniently be
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ling to incur the postage, provided the writer
takes care tltst‘its weight does not exceed the
half ounce to which single postages are limited
under the/new law which commences ‘on the
first of July.
‘ ‘
7:.\ SW”.- WW:
,zé‘v‘héj - CAME to the premises
LL—JL... ,ofme . subscriber, in
BelTlu'wnship. about the last china! June._
a pal'e'red cow. suppqsed .10 be abduhlz
years old, wilh a slnryin her face. a white
belly/slum? white On‘her legs‘, and n whiie
spot 0 hei‘ back; "Phi: owner is req‘uesi
led‘lg cu‘m'e forward. prove' prupgrtys pay
charg‘ge,‘ and take her h§vaymtherwis€she
’willibé digposed ‘of us the law directs. ,
,~-, I, .. .‘ V. {H'i “r. ~MOI‘T." ;
‘ “Adz".2o. 1845.‘ .' _ . . . f
- CAUTION. . '
G’A‘UTION i 9 hereby gi‘ven to the pub
. " .;;li.c, against purchasjug "a mole given
hy-jhe in Richard 041109:ij Cenue coun
"1'19!“ 53590 ‘(thirl’y-five. dollars) pa) ume
in" 5121 monlhu, ’Va'l ‘ Gpaham & ,W. fish“
slurég andrda‘téd-hbodj 1h?! 23d olh'Auguaq
Unfit-ea}! I hnvd nothr'cceived ,value (or the
aim. in“ m therefore gdl‘cterminedmot £0
phi I} UliltiSfic/qm'chcd by law.’ ~ ‘
1 9-251. 23‘1.‘;’:AND,REVV PETERS
‘f Sept. .2, 1845:
MEI
MIFFLIN k PARRY.
Philadelphia
, 11
THE POCAHON'I‘AS—OR. INDIAN mm.
For the Cure 0/ «MHz/Imus Diseases. -‘
LTHOUGH the Pomhonluspill will nnswar an
4 oxcollem purpone us a ergulive'm ull discus-ca
w are the pulse In full. nn hnrd. lho akin dry and
hot and Ihe tunguornutcdgyot. it in in lhmu'diseusos
donominnlcd Biliona, lhnl i! is confidently recommen
ded us a certain nuro In bilious lever. onlu’i’gnmcnl
oflhu liver. inundiccmilious cholm. bilmus vomiting,
gig}; and {nu stomach nllcnded wilh lmndnchmtlyh
popsinwdblivcnosa. &c it \Vjil‘lJurform the pm! of u
apecnic or certain remedy. a only sullcit at tho
hands ofthe public n« fmr trial of the pillnnd {cul
assured no chcomlumn will be necrssnry wnh those
who unc them. Price?!) coma per box. The nhove
mcdwincu {or sale by .
C. D. WATSON. Clonrfield.
JAMES McGIRK, Phllipslmrg.
WILSON 6; BARBER, Slrnndnvillo.
Dec.l.lB-M—-l yr. ”
JEW DAVID‘SOR HEBREW PLAS l‘lle.
The best (2am exhaclor m the world.
[N cases 01 coal inflammation. Scroluloua affec
llonu. King's evil. Goul. lnflnmmnlory nml Chron
ic Rheumatism. nefvolm toothache, pains in tho side
hm. [nick and limbs. and all fixed pains whatever.—
For curing coms it cannot be surpassed. Those who
use lhe Jew Davxd'u Plnslor, will n‘ov'or use unylojhs
er. Each box 'ronlnins enough lo spread Gor 8 large
planters. Price only 25 coma.
TO THE AFFLICYED
IT is conceded to by all that dummies originate in
impurity oi tho blood The Persian Pills being
altogether vegetable. aro demdcdly superior to any
other pillnold i‘or thornughly cleansing the system,
and phrifyin the blood. Try them. and you will be
i~onvlncodolgt~lia fact. They are alsoas cheap as any
other in [lBol' Largo ‘boxea containtnf 73 pills {or 50
canis—-ha|i' boxcs containing 35 pil a lot 25 cents.
The above articles ior sale b
- LEONARD Z MOORE, Clearfield.
Dec. 1. IS~I4--l yr.
500 Pages fdr Fifty Cents .’ .'
PROSPECTUS OF 'l‘llE
ongressional Jo urnal.
HE edttors of the United States Journal propose
T to commence with the next session 0! Congress.
‘A weekly publication under the above ltlle. to con
tinue through the whole scsuinn u: the unprecedent
ed low prtcc of ,
FIFTY CENTS! n
In each subscriber {or £1 volume of five hundted pa‘
EC?
_. will contain a faithful and impartial record of
both Hauseu of Cnngxess, the gist of all the important
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'I‘HEOI’HILUS FISK
JESSE E. LOW.
Washington, August 12. 1845.
/’ DRUG STORE.
“W Opposite F. l’. Hunxlhuflfi More.
JAE/”‘1? 3 ‘ Market, street. Cleaufiuld. _.
'E‘HE subscriber respectfully inlorms
Ihe public-generally, that he has pur
chased the Dlug ume lurmcrly kt‘pl by
Joseph Gulvr, and lhnt he has added to
Hm old stock a Irush supply 0!
DRUGS? AIEDICINES. OILS,
PJUN‘ '3', DYE STUFFS, é'c.
ALSU, I
All kinds of Spices; Per/unscry, Con/cc
lionary. (S-c «S‘cfiggyghithlye will be” lnw
fur cmh or cunnjffyiifibmacxe. j _ .
Patentiflledlcmes
01 all kinda—such 8i: [lke/18.51.11 OF
W'ILl)-(.‘HERRY. SflND'S‘SaIR-S‘fl-
PJIRILLfl. BflLSfl/ll 0F ”ORE
HOUND. HOUCK’S PflNflCEfl. lo'
gelher with n gu’ddasaurlmcnl ul PILLS.
And last. bu! up: the leash GflLER’S
‘ VEGE'IWBLE VERMIFUGE. which
cannm bé beul tor expelling warms in chil
dren. . , ‘- ' " '7'7‘2‘
C. D. “'ATSON.
Aug. 4. 1845.—H'. ' ~
Popular Remedies.
THE most popular remedies. of’the present an!
' are those which cleanuc and purily the bloo ;
and which are known to be innocentin their unit.
ties. Such remedies as Antimony. Mercuryfllinc,
and havmg recourse to bleeding in disease. are new,
It iahoped‘, going out of fauhienmnd Vegetable reme.
dies Will he soon the popular medicine. Then Bran
dreth's Vegetable Universal Pills will housed and
appreciated They are known to act beneficially,
On every part. of the hotly; being taken up by the
chyle they passinto the blood. which they purily,
and it should be xememberedibat they only remove
those parts from the blood which were the cause of
pinflammatinn or discasevol any kind. Nothing in e~
quat to ridding the vllinled humor: with a vegetable
medicine oflhis kind. which eighty-tour years have
proved never to doi 'ury. but always good. 1, 5
Sold hy‘tho folio ing Agent- in Clearficld co. ;
E. 8; W F Irwin, leerfiold- ‘ ‘ ”
JohaJrvin. Cur‘ enaville. . .
Davrd Ir‘vin. L there urg; ‘ ‘ ‘
.lnmeaMcGlr .Phlll ibul'g'i Centre county.
uOFFICE—No. 24] Broadway New Yorlt.
‘ ‘ , ' -'1 B. BRANDRETH. M. D.
«June 1. 1845.—-l yr. " , _
SHAIWLS. A big.) assortmcm o
Sunimiir and Wimer'Sliawlzi, ‘ Fashiona‘
P.‘.qm!-.¢h¢ap.t _ ‘ C.‘KR‘ATZER..,.'
AN 'APP - ENTICE WANTED.
.‘ . “BOY. Rom l3.lo.t.s«yeara.nfflageg
A willbq'finken-ns an apprentice to
me Tailoring business, by ,the'aubsuibcr;
App‘ichtion‘ahould be made mum .Argqoq
chun‘ce win be given. 3-_ - ~ ' ~‘l ,
M. A. FRANK..'
my és, 164:5."
~ HNEW\: STORE. ~..._. 3 :1
‘GOODS‘CHEflP FOR'CflSH.’ ‘ '3‘
7‘ HE subseriberjvh‘nls“.qpelgéu‘lvnnq'oflgrc . '
WE: Mr" salo'n lad-3.: 'ngaxirum-In of} V, ‘ '
§lpinmcr 1&2 [Sail §299g§,.;
u'l hi‘l‘ifi-w «Jury house“ my mg ‘cln‘lfuer of 's’ ‘,
Clu-ia'y uml F'uml stieem. mmd9upat§ove H
Ihf’. Academy, Cljyiaifilinfl 0‘ ‘l‘ 'H' I',‘
on? 000123. GROUERIES.”IMRD;
WIRE. Q_UEENSWJII{E,‘SHOES. * :
G'C- G'c. ' ‘ -.-, ~ .
. Allkol‘whicllnhe intends‘iu svellluw‘jo‘r'
cal-h or country pfqduce, or In exchange‘
fur lumbc‘r. -’ ' ‘j' ‘ \"‘ \.
'l‘lié'subscnborintends to sle goods‘ibs
low’was lhey can be pui‘chnued,‘ and hop"
than (hc public will (Infinim (he law!" 10
call and examine _hls priqec. ‘
5 ’ 'l,C‘. KRATZER. .‘
Aug. 7th. 1845; ‘- 1 _’ '
- \
a FIVE CENTS RI'EZWARD.’
2. ‘ RANb-A “1"“ from m l
3313 .BU icrl er \reéidin in
3-334 Bradlnrd umhahlp, ml; the -
s‘?“ 28m ult. n Yellow hay, nam.
\ a rd LORENZOGOLDEN, a
‘ »,...- ghoul l 3 yyearls old. Had on
- when he went nlvay' a' lor'cap
and blue pnnlnloons. 'Ml‘ pershns; are
hereby cautioned against harboring 6F\_
Muslin: him on my nccount,’.as‘l will pay
no debts of his comractinz. ‘ , ,
ROBERT LEONARD. i j
Sept. 12.41845. *. , ‘
l 5 PIECES of Summer Goods. oldifie
rem stylesfi C. KRATZER‘.
100 PIECES wrll selected Print: and
very low for cash. C. KRATZER.
3 PIECES of Cqssi:nere-—-gqn_rl style
and cheap. C. KRATZER.
WANTED.
50 CORDS gnnd hickory "wood, for
which lhe cash will be paid.‘Ap
ply at this office. . '
Sept. 12.
EALES'hut Brnlvn Muslin; low'cr
31mm! it hna‘ever-been sold in Clear
.field county. ;_ U. KRATZER.
7 Pieces Cloflx, blac'k.b!ne'. Invisible
Grl'cn. Slqel-mixml,‘ Iron-grey and
Cadet.
6 PIECES Kentucky Jean, [or aaie at
(he Ne} Slum. ' .
Aug. 15 “
333119 S‘4IK‘3QIBHEBQ‘ M 0".
Jaconcl, trulljlamblic Muslim; Bobmet,
Laces, BK9 fclyap and gum]. Ladieu,
call and l'fy'hlifit‘ for yourselveg. \
Agg.>;l‘s.' ‘ ‘5 C. KRATZER.
CARPETIN‘G. ‘
V HE subscriber oflers for lile'a supe
[ riur article of Carpeting. on reason-
stile, terms,
Sept. 12.
1600 lbs.‘ Bacon! M; w'uh
Ihe subscricribor for sale
w [or Cash.
May 30, 1865
‘25 PiCCCS Saline! lur sate. low {or
cash. U. KRATZER.
500 Pairs ol'Bools &, Shoes,
0R men & wnnu-n, of diflmcht qual
‘ 'nics, well nnsmled, and such M will
rm-‘mmm‘nd themselves lor strvice~for
.ale by the ‘ubscribvr cheaper than they
' I u ,
have Her been ufl'creql m Ith place. ‘1
Sept. 24, 1845
Court Proclamation,
wIiERhiAS the Hon. Gen. W.Woodwnrd'. Pm
dcntJudge ofthe Courtol' Common Please]
the 4thjudicinl islricl. compared 0! the counlicl oi
Clrnton. Mi’fllin. Centre and Cleerfield. and the
Hon James Ferguson. and John Patton,Esq're.,Am.
ocmte Judges in Clenrfiold county, havoissund‘lhetr
precept. benrinf; date the 4th duvoi SeptlB4s. to me
dimcted.lor ho dingnt ‘ ‘ ,
Cam: ot'Cammzm 'Pleas, Orphans Courl, Court
0/ Quarter Sessionsmnd Court of chr and 7hr
miner and General Jail Delivery, , - z 3 :1-
at Clem-field Town.for the County oleClonrfieldlon
the Ist Monday 0! Dec'r "P‘.‘v,(h€i.‘9B the lat dnv
ofthe month.) _ ' 3;?é‘fifiifnij§}l’; ‘ -
‘ Noticeudherqforcggt‘cteeygwen. ‘ :
,to the Coroners.Justicesolgltaffleg' hd Constables
In nndfor the CountybfiClfiflgld; , trpenr in their
’own proper persons, "may ”5. ”(For e,lnquiaittono
‘ Examinations and other'Vßßnie' rnncee. to do those
things which their olficeennd In their behalf nppertniu.
to be done; and all Witnesses and other persons pro~
‘ uecutngm behnll 0'! the Commonwealthugemll any
r prisoners are required to be then end there attending
and notdepnrt without lche.n_t their peril. Juror:
are requested to be punctual in thetrgottondnnce at:
the uppointedtime agreeable tonotice. _‘ , '
wen yndor my hand at the town‘bl Cl'ehrfield. thin
4th day of Oct’r, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and lorty five._nnd tho
untxtyvsevsnt ,yonrom’merlcenlndependence. .
- ' ,- ‘l. ELLIS IRWIN, Sh’fl’.
HATS & CAPS. A good ns'sortmgnt
‘ ~ mutilate}: Caps cheap [or c'fl'nh."
_ Sept. 24.} .'C. KRATZER
DRUGS" A ‘gspem asiori‘nidnfijf
’ ' ”my—WNW Lvad.‘ Linsggd‘ 951,
8““ “"10“? by the lub's‘criber." ”" f‘ '
SW“ 24.] ‘ 'CgKRATZEIh‘fl
VENI'I‘IA ”3111anpr 5,", «u
' 00%| and’ttrriuge. An clematis--
c. mnzmp, _7
ninni
WALL PAPERS-‘IA' godt! 'anlorté
' ‘1 client oliWnll “Pope: stud-Border;
lo‘r‘gnle very low. mCalllnd lee,‘ -
Sept.! 24;]; 2:. 5:13 C} Kflhiflflm
4 . v . u
c. KRA'I'ZER.
C. KRA'I‘ZER.
C. KRATZER.
F. P. HURXTHAL
C. KRA-TZER.
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