' _ From ldeouon Argm.
Emmet Vs. (JorWin.
"an no’mnn dare. whén I nm‘dend.,m charge mo
will. rdilhénjnr‘é-lcl no man nnnhxt mJ mgmdryr‘W.
‘ liohng Ihnl I could hhvo engage in any cause
bul thul of my countvyi' ‘Lot no man write my op!-
“Ph-" 1 " ' "33::
Such was the nnblc and patriotic lun
‘ifllige of ihnl martyr to hiah Libeuy,
“Robgrt Emmet. In his last moments. he
made a burnmg nml eluquent address be
lor‘é'his God and the lvmnmCal “Lord"
who sank-need him, which. Io thlsdny.
causes the heart at every Irithman to by!!!
~with indignation against that country which
mnsigned him’ito an early grave. th
tingian'd proud to die {or his country. and
- hiarcountry onlvi he wished to leave he;
hind him the only legacy he could leave
77-h trepulation (or patriotismuunslatned
with suspicion—an untaroiahed name for
“no! country andthut liberty he sought
in hidently to obtain for hta brethren.—
But knowing that no one who knew his
motives could dare vindicate them then.
he asked the silence of the world unttl of.
ter-agea could do him and his character
inalice. lHe desired his tomh to be on
filtered with anything but his ownhum-
No name. until pusterfiil‘y could engrave
thereon a tablet worthy ol his memory.
; Fix your eye and mind tor a moment
heart Thomas Corwin. Can he say, to
t e‘languageot the immortal Emmet; ‘let
no man dare, when I am dead. to charge
the with dishonor 9’ Can lie. when his
heat! is white with the age ol years. and
hia limbs tremble with the weight of ma
ny Winters, claim to have led the lite at a
lttle Entriot? No! In after years, when
the nger of acorn points to him at a
Traitor to his country. and singles him
out as one who declared to our soldiers
in, a loreign land,that he would neither
clothe‘no'r “leed them. he will feel that he
in detested by all honorable and patriotic
men. ‘Vhen he hears the solemn truth
caat into the teeth ol his children's chrl«
dren.,lhat at.- denounced our brave volun
teerism” Robbers and Murderers.”'rrtnat
he will feel that no credit of the true pa
triot belongs to him. '
:7 ".Ca‘fi 'Corwin exclaim : “let no man at
liin‘t my memory by believing that I could
h‘lVe engaged in any cause but that ol my
country P” No! If he did, one thousand
voieea would arise from the patriot graves.
upon the bloody field of Buena Vista, to
reprove him for his treachery. The sand
hilla of Vera Cruz. the heights at Cerro
Gordo, the battlements ol Contreras would
nnlwer : “ Your memory ahall be attain
ted. You itold the Mencansto ‘welcome
ua with bloody hands to hospitable graves ;’
half the blntne ol our death rea'a upon
your head.” Oh, we would not descend
to the grave with the sin and treason ol
Torn Corwin upon our head for one-hall
the possessions of the entire world. We
would not for all the world, that our an
ce‘atora had so disgraced themselves and ‘
the land that gave them birth.
Should the tomb ol Corsvirbe unletter
ed? Should his epitaph remain unwrit
ten? No! Let his infamy be known to
the country and the people. his written
elreldy—mitlen on‘the panes ol his coun
iiy’eihiltoryewritten in the records°ol
the United Slates Senate—written on the
minds ofthe American army and in the
hhrtlxot the American people. Upon the
white marble of hintomb should be en
-smm :_ r
mm: Lu: Tlm‘mzmms
- §@23l'l'llol‘lll3 CORWIN.
53.917012 TO HIS COUNTRY.
’PREDICTIONS FOR THIS YEAR.
, According to a new almanac. the year of
our Lord. 1848,'ia to be an eventful one.
We extract from said alumnae the follow
in; eagacioua predictions, which will
doubtless be fulfilled:
‘ Through the whole course of the com»
in year whenever the moon wanes the
night will grow dark. 0n aeveral'occa
lions, during the year, the 800"Wlll rise
before certain people discover it, and eat
before they have finished the day’s work.
his qutle likely that when there in no
business doing many will be heard to com
plain of hard times, but ttis equally cer
tain that all who hang themselves wrll el
cape starvation. ll’ bustles and hoops go
eat of fashion. a church pew will hold
now than tmee ladies. I! dandiee wear
glrlbeir beards, lhue will be less work for
«Elihu barbera, and he who wears muuachloes
will have something to mean at. There
till be many eclipses ofvinue. some moi.
ble. dlhen invisible. Whoauever is In
love will think his mistress a perlect an
gal, and will,on|y finod out the truth of his
flnqpicion by gelling marl-lad. Many deli
mnn.-ladies. whom no one would suspect,
nillhe kissed Without telling their ma’s,
7’ , There wtll be more books [lllbllalled
than will find purchasers, more bills ma'dc
thin will find payers. “the incumbent
’O‘liflt’ office should die. than; will be u
.'ilpgen' (eetteady to atep‘lnzo one pair at
,QhQu‘glJl nfyoung lady should happen It)
;hlnnh.‘,..|he wrll‘be‘ opt to'look‘ rcd,in,tlle
lice. .mthoul the use of paint; it alle‘ dream 1
{if {young than three nights in sliceesalon. ‘
1t ml! be a algn'ol'somettlingl ll she dream ‘
91315!!! [our times, or have the toothache,
lt'la‘tec _to onetlhe will be a long time in l
fitting either at them out of lltu‘ headJ— ‘
r anyvpeolwlp will drink more strong,”-
-quor than mll be necessary to keep them
lobergand take. more mgtlmtne than will
;bp‘rcquisite to" tho "erl’jolylnrent:"ofl "good
xhgplth. , "Dinner;and:entertainments am
hill-given to, lhnpelliyho, hnvfe J enti'ilgtl .'.“ A
hyme. and the pouritvlll- réceive much m. l
vice gratinlogal andi'ln'édi'cal excepted— ‘
Thef pohlic debts Olthc‘repddiuting Slate's
WI” hatflly he'_prtjillte,d.’ and the Ballltlhlé
will very 'prubibly'gntleng mdny' prilv‘atie
‘ contracts in this latitude. He v_who mtg»
‘ fie; this your will run a great risk. espe
‘ciallvjf he does it In a hurry, ‘ He who
l steals a which. gives. laillors‘ o'ccosmn .tu.
gussip, and will bu upl‘lo involve himself
and piideln disagreeablorelnlions. There
“will he a grant noise all worth country
when it Ihunders. and n tremendous dun
will be kicked up occasionally by conch
horses, Many young ladies, who hope
(or it. but‘little expect it. will be married;
and mnny'who confidently anticipate that
glorious consummation. willbe doomed to
await another war.
Finnlly, there exists little doubt. this
will'be a 'most wonderlul’ your. surpass
ing inilnterest all .thntrhuve preceded it.
Politicians will make fools of others; nml
many women with pretty faces will make
foolsol both. The world Will go round
as usual. nml come back to thcplnce
wlicncc it set out. no will many a man
who engages in business- There Will be
great cry nml lltlle wool, both at the
shearing ofpiga, and the meeting 0! Con-
gres%.'
M’filllister’s Oinlmcm.
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g
m
.~‘——- ‘/’
=1? way-2:73 “
M7162}
Insensible Perspz'ration.
HIS OINTMENT HAS POWER to cause all
T EXTERNAL SORES SCROFULOUS HUM.
ORB. SKIN DISEASES, POISONOUS WOUNDS.
to diachnrge their puirid matters and then heals them.
it is rightly termed All-healing, lor there in
scurcelyn disease. external orinternal.thnt it Wlll
‘ not benefit. I have used it lor tholnat fouriecn years
tor all direaiies oi the cheat,consumption. liver. invol
vmg the almost danger and reuponaibiliiy, and l dc~
clare before heaven and men, that not in one single
case has it tailed to benefit. when the patient was
within the reach at mortal means
I have had physicians, learned in the proieeaien. l
have had Ministers offlieGospeLJudgca of the Bench
Aldermen, and Lawyers. gciiilemen of the highest
erudition. and uun’ri’runss ofthe men use it in eve
ry variely of way, and there has been but one voice.
one united, universal voice. saying. “McMi-iter. your
Ointment is GOOD."
CONSUMPTION. It can barely ho credited that
a salvo can have any effect upon the lungs. seated as
they am within the system. But if placed upon the
chest.“ penetrates directly to the long: separates the
potsonoul particles that are consuming them nod ex
pols them tram the system. It Is cuting persona of
consumptton continuully.
HEADACHE. Tho Salve hnacurcd persona of the
Hendnchoof l 2 Kear‘utunding, and who had tt tcgu'
lntly every wee . so that vomtting otton took place.
Deafncsa and Eat-Ache are helped with [lke auc‘
C 053:
RHEUMATISM. ltrcmovcs almost immediately
the Inflammanon and swelling ”when the pain of
course ceases. _ .
COLD FEET. Consumption. Liver Crmpluinl,
poms in tho chest or side. fullmg offal the hair. one
or the other. always accompanies cold feet. It is a
sure sign ol'disonsa in the system to have cold feel.
This Ointmem is lhe lruo remedy for scuorvu
ERYBIPILAS. an}; mlzuu. vazn COMPLAINT. sou
anthems-v. so a THROAT. QRONCIHTIS. 13110sz on
non BREAST. PlLzs,ull cuzsr mamas. such as ABlll
- orrnusxorv. nuns. also. soul: LIPS, cmrrzb
HANDS. Tunonu. cannons :nunxosu. nxnvouu
planets. and o! the stunt. There Is novmedxcmo
now known so good. 6
SCA LD HEAD. We have cured cases that actu
ally defied every thing known,” well an the nbnlily
o! fittoen or twenty doctors. Ono mnn‘told us ho had
upenlBsoo on his children wilhoul nny benotil. when
a few boxes oflhe omtmc-m cured lhem
BALDNESS. It will maloro the hair quicker than
any olhor llung.
BURNS. 11. m Iho bout [hing in tho “orld lor
Burns. fllcml lho directions urouml Iho box )
WORMS. ll wxll drive every vesngo ul [hem n
wna'. (Rand the direction around the box.)
‘ORNS. Occasional use ollho oinlmenz will ul
wnyu keeplcorns lmrn growing. People need not be
lioub'ml with them il'lhey wnll use il.
FILES. Thousands are ycntly cured by this Oink
ment.
'l‘E'l‘Tl-IR. There in nothing boiler (or Iho cure o!
Teller.
JAMES' McALIS'I‘ER. & Cg”
Sole propnelur ol the above medicinc.-\
CAUTION. ”Nu Olmmom Will be genuine un~
Icm lhe name-"0| James McAllialer or Jame: Mc-
Alliuer <9 Co.. are wm-r-rzn with a nu upon svsm
5432].." PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Read lhe Followmg Communicah’on,
Received (mm an old, respected. and well known
cilizon of l’hlludelphin. and than judgo to: youmoll.
_ _ Philadelphia. 10m mo. 18"., 1846.
To 'l‘. B. Pozcrson No. 98 Clmalnul meet : anmg
been requested lo give my opimun on (he meme ul
Mu ALIS’I‘ER'S SALVE 1 am willing to enumerate
some ofthe benefits which l have experienced in (he
use .oflho nmcle.
In the sprung of 1845 I had an attack at Eryaipalnu
in my face which became very painful. and enondod
imo cm at my eyes, b 61113 uuondod with fever. my
distress was great and I became to ho fearful afloa
lng my eye. .
- Allhoirgh not much u bolicvcr in what is tormad
quack medic-mes, I purchased u box and made nppli~
cnuun to my face. To my surprise the pnm soon ü
baled and in u week's limo l was entirely cu'md,nnd
I firmly believu it was tho snlvq undor Providence
Ihnl cured mo.
From ~that ume lo.lho present I have used Iho uni
cle nu occupier; rcqunred. and in every case where l
have used}!, [have lound a decided benefit.
" Alone tinmin gorng to bed at night. my throat was
sailor? that] Swallowed with difficulty. but by an ap
plrcutlon of the unlvo I was rolreved buforo morning.
lhuvo used rtm cases of burns, bruiseampmms and
flesh cuts all With tha‘hn'ppiest eflecls. and bus bush 0!
poisoning byu “11d vrne in the woods has been dried
up and cured by n (my applications. ,
Front my own _expenonce I would strongly recom
mend rt‘ to nll.-ns n .chenp convenient mcdrcrnd. It
requires no preparation other thun to rub It on thou‘t
flicled part. ' . ' '~ ~
I have becogno' so pnrtml to it that I' expect to keep
itconstantlym mi lumily. . '1 ‘ .. .l .
Though not'um itious to appear In print, yo! I can
not refuse to have this comrnunicuhon made public il'
judged best to serve the cause olhumnruty. ‘
. ' Rospecllully thine. V ' ,“I
.-. ‘ « - WM. ADAMS, No.26oldYork‘Rond. ‘
j wPrwe 25 cents per bnx. ', -‘ '
lf' flGENT&..‘x
’E. &r W. E.lrwin.- o!earfleld.l 1'
. : Mes-tars. .flrnolds, Luthersburg; j
,i ~- Jqlm Patton, jr. Cur-winsvillcl‘
L L‘cpz Lutz. lunchtime. ‘ . , ‘
'_,: C(cmfigli], Dec. 25Ax1847.-ly.. ‘6‘
New Fall and Winter
r CRANS &BROTHER,
Curwonsvnlle, Pennsylvania,
’ AVE.nnd will keep constantly on
H hand. a lame nasurlmcnl of,
Dry-Goods, Hardware, Queens
' ivare, Groocries, Drugs and Dye
" Stuffs, Tin-ware, Books & Sta—
tionary, Hats, Caps and Bonnets,
Boots and Shoes, Tobacco and
Segars,‘ ‘ Umbrellas, Carpet and
Carpet and Cotton Yarn, Con
feotionarics, Points, Oils, Teas,
&cgg'cw I
All ol which they are prepared lo sell on
the most reasonable lerms. .
CRANS 8: BROTHER are the Agents lor
the sale of Dr. Juynca' celebrnlcil {auxili
meilicmro.
mjanmls exi‘hnngml lor Lumhrr, Pm
(luce owl Furs, for which lhe highest pl‘l~
ces will be given.
December. ‘2, ’47.-11.
Bellefonte Foundry.
"@éASfl‘flNC‘iQo
HE Subscribers, having purchased
Tum interest of J. D. M’Lannhnn &
Geu. “’elch in the Bellefoute Foundry.
wull continue' the buisineas at the old
place. under the name at WELCH &
LEYDON, where they mli be happy to
see the customers oi the late firm. tngrlh
or with all others desirous oi tarnishing
themselves with anything in their line a!
very low rates. 'l‘hey willkeep constant
ly on hand— . '
Stoves qf all lands, viz :
-:- .=-"?'
:2;
---;-2:-3
The Improved Hot Air Cook Slovea,
Air-Tight Fancy Parlor and Ten Plum
Wood Stoves, 0! all sizes; lhe unrivalled
Balloon Stove,lour sizes; and Cylendcr
and Fancy Coal Stoves ol all knnds.
MISCELLflA’EOUS JIRTICLES.
uch as a numerous assortment of Plow
Patterns; Hollow-ware consistingol large
and small'Kettles. Pots, Skillets. Pans.
Wagon Boxes, Sled antl Sleigh Soles;
Smoothing Irons, Stands lor' Umb'r’ellai;
all kinds 0! Grist anti Saw Mill Castings
oiapproved Patterns. together with an as
sortment oi Brice and Durkee's Reaction
Water Wheels. &c. Castings ofal kinda
filled up to order on the shortest notice.
[;:ff’Every article in their line ol busi
ness will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. and all kinds ol marketable pro
duce taken in payment, |
» D. WELCH.
‘D. LEgDON.
Benerome. Sept. 9, 1847,-—ly
" ‘ CRANS 85 BROTHER,
GENTS for the mic of Dr. Jflg’NS
A’ Family Medicine: ; ‘ ~
Dr. CULLEN’SmJndian Vegetabe Rgm
edy—Panacea, Specg/ic and File Rem
edy ;
Dr. flPPLETON’S Remedy for Deaf-
new ,-
CflNTRELL’S Compound Medicated
Syrup of Sarsaparilla ,- -
CfiN’lRELL'SflnIi Dyspeptic Powder;
C‘flN'fRELL’ S fillerative Pills ,-
SflNDS‘ Sarsaparilia. 6-c.,&c.. &c.
Havejust recewed a [rash supply 0! lhe
same.
W-Curwinsville. May 10.
MARBLE WORKS
fl! MILESBURQ, Centre county, Pa.
ARON PARTERAGE—IaIe 0! PM
A ladelphin—bcgs to inform the chi-
Zeua ol Clehrfield county that he intends
herouller (u visu lhe buruugh 0| Clearfield
regularly mice a year. lur the purpose "I
recejving orders lor flIflRb‘LE AMIN
TLE PIECES. 1110 N .UMEN TS,
70111138 and TOMB STONES. Ev
-ry description of CUT-STONE. lur
urldings. &c.. will be furnished in the
rat slyle ol wnrkmanship, and on lhe mos!
reasonable terms.
‘ Trade. If suitable. will be taken in parl
pay. 7
acrfle may be found at lhe Mansion
uggon court weeks. jan2o—tf
Fashionable Tailoring.
3". A. FRANK
RESPECTFULLY intorml the citi
zensapf Clearfield and vicinity that
he I now prapured to execute alt orders
in the abuvg business with neatness and
deapatch, and in the most substantial and
lashionable manner. Hts shop is situate
on 2d atleet. adjoining Geo. D. Lanicha'
Hotel. where he} will be happy to attentl
to all who may tavur him with-a call.—
The firm York nml Philadelphia tashious
will betreceiv'ed regularly. , >
'All kinds df'coun'try‘tprdduéu taken‘ in
exphange tor work, at the highest market
prtces." ‘ . ,
Auguut,2B, 1847; ' ‘ '
ECPPgrry Davia’ Vegetablé Pain-killer
can be had Irom the suhscriber at the nbov’e
stand.“ ' . h , M. A. F-
ROBERT. WALLACE, IW, A.'WALLACE.
‘ uoumusnuno, PA. ‘ topmngxgw. PA
, R. 81.. W. ’A-.: WALLACE.
fittpr2‘zigas‘ézt Lizu'l.
WILL-priciicein 'th'e aevéf‘al courts
, .DfZClCu‘rficld. Blair 8; Elk coun
lies‘. ‘Bu'sin'gss‘ ’euitrdétefl :lo "c'ilhér’of thg
pnrwe‘rs'. «em fat-ave“ thé ’cxary'é'nvndlntleh'
liou of bolh. " ‘ ' ' -§ep."16."47,'
G 690!) SI;
Latest. .T‘An‘ri'Val 2’!
MORE {NEW ,ooous 111' _THE
- CHEAP, STORE;
I HE» undersigned: hasjjuut; rer‘elvcd'
T and opened, at Beccaria Mills. a
lnrge stock of X ' ‘ , ' I
Dry Gowns, GI‘OCBB‘HGS,
~ &c. &c. ' - .
which will he mm on low lor CASH or
nrcepmmo COUNTRY PRODUCE, ur
LUMBER. as can be purchased in the
County. ~. , -
ElT'Lndies & Gcnllcmen will do well
I 0 come and examine his Mock. and he
doubts nol lhey wil! find every thing to
pit-use.
A DAM HARSHBARGER.
Beccnriu Mil)»,
Jun. 7. 1848. g
TO it ENT.
7 ‘HA'I‘ highly Valuable pmpergy allu-
E nled on me Su‘s‘quehnnnn river, in
Burnside luwnship. Cleurfield county. and
known my the estate of Matthew Irvin.
deceased. Said properly conaists ol
A Grist-Mill, Saw-Mill and
FflRM, .
W ith a Store-House, Blacksmith
slzop and several Tenant Houses,
Which will be rented separately or all
together. as may be deemed most suitable.
As a lumberm; establishment, this pro
perty. in connection with the Grist Mill
on‘d Farm, possescs advantages over any
other intlie county—being situated im'-R
mediatcly on the River, and in the midst
of on extensive timber region. and in o
populous section ofthe county, F' ,
The above property will be rented eith
er lor one year, orohscnes of years, and
possession given on the first ol April next.
[CP'l‘crms made known, and any fur
ther mlormatiou given, on application to
the subscriber, at Clcurfield, on or before
the first day of March next.
JAMES T. LEONARD. -
Guardian of the Minor Heirs.
Dec. 80. 1647. .
" AP AGENTS WAN'I‘ED.--'l‘he
RI subscriber wtehea to engage in the
sale of his Maps u- number ol young and
middle aged men of moral and buuness
habits. as travelling agents. Having com
pleted new and greatly improved editions
olhia Universal Atlas. 73 Maps; large
Map ol the World.‘ Relerence and dis
lance Map of the United States. National
Map ol the United Slater-also, a variety
0! other Maps, Including several Maps ul
Mexico. the subscriber is prepared to lur‘
uish agents, lor cash. at the lowest poasi
ble pnces» Address,
- S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
Northeast Cumor of Market and Seventh
Slreeuwkpiladelphm.
Dec. 23, ‘47.-—pd. . ~ '
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jun. 7.1848. sz-m ,
stray .54? “enter.
_ . rugs—«s9*- ~ ‘
«DAME to the preuusea of (he‘subscri
,ber residing in Lawrence township.
about the ‘middle at July. :1 White and
Red Heifer, mntkedeilh tar. and suppo
sed lo be two years old. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove proper.
ly, pay charges, and take her away. um
rewise shewill be disposed or according
‘0 law._ , ‘ AMOS REED, sen. .}
anencé. lp.,Nuv, 24, ’47.
[Healing of County Commms.
ERSONS having business tolmnsnct with the
P board of Commissioners of (tleurfiold cqunly.
will take non‘co; lbnt. fluid Board lwxll berin session a!
lheir office. In the borough or Clonrflold. on Monday.
the 21810! Fobmury,(insl.) ~. ~- - ‘ ,
4, . ~ uAtxcql.~H.;fl-THOMPSON. Clk-
Comm'ra omco. 15m: . '. . . , ‘1
January. 1818. .' " ‘" “ ,.‘ L
H.‘ ' ~' ‘ ‘ . “ '
BLflJVKS fbr agent this' am}:
COMMISSION &Ironvyagpmw
, ‘ AGENCYQL "“4
r ‘iHE undersigned havingtdcaiwiw
fl ' aoiiler- ut' Milesborg. Ii! lhe‘iiifad’
Bald Ezigie Canal Navigation; immd'r'hii
(luctingthe For’wurding and Commig‘fia
Business. and solicit the friendship 0! ti.
Farmers, Merchants. and ‘othero-htiv’iii‘
produce to forward from ' the countiu‘ii
Centre. Clenrfieldvkfll’fflum' and our»
parts, and lhe patronage 9' MQTQM'M'WR
may want htoruge on thtitr good: porch};
oil in the ciiica. ' g "3
From thirty yearn' experiepce: m 1 oi;
Commission and Pocket Businecs'iu ii):
city of Baltimore, they hope‘ tube note b]
strict attention. to render satisioctlou'u
"those employing them. The] willbe pm
videtl wuh store-house mom for Groin and
Goods. and yard roum’ [or storing Plaster,
Cool. Lumber. Iron, &c. Grain and Lou.
her wi|| lie-forwarded to a branch of their
house in Baltimore. or to Philadelphiapn
an experienced house there. whichever
xnnrkct may uiTcr the best inducements
having quotations three timcsa week fr'ou
each city. ‘ ..;)
Assuring those who favor (hem'wifly
their business, (hat no ’eflort shall be mu.
ling to give satisfaction. and Ihnl lhey ‘93!
depend on quick sales. and returns of
lands prnmmly made. . ,1
ELY BALDERSTON a; (.0., (menu,
Camera] the Canal and Turnpike, Mllburg,
REFEnzNCEu.~~~VALEN'I‘INE & THOMAS. Gen.
JAMES IRVIN. ROTHROCK 6.; LEIB. I
Waugh! and storage to be paid on
delivery offiouds. ' sen. 25.-6 m. -
TIIA'I‘ am; «on,» ' \-:—_:.'
MO3TER;§%
STICKS out (0 let you know
that there in a parcel of
FRESH DRUGS ' '
At the old store between Hemphill’a and Uurx
thal’s.juet arrived from the city, FRESH, NEW
AND GOOD. A first rate assortment of Drug.
Malicinu. Oil-r, Pain“, Varnilh, 7ummtine, Di,
White Igad. Dye Stufl'l, Coqfeclianary, limb,
Perfumry. Patent fllcdccinea, and Patent with;
of u very great variety, among which ii the
much celebrated
@1332, @111? §®Al99
A never failing article (or removing grease} run
pcnlinc or paint spots from cloths, silk," &c.,
wilhout injuring the cloth or varying the color.
ALSO~One of the best articles of
vmmmmwm
Ever offered to the public. It is the regular
built wormjerker, which neverfnils to relieve the
little sufferer when properly administered.—
I‘here is on hand a variety of other articles deci
dedly too numerous to mention, therefore we
would invite all who wish to procure any of the
'nbove articles. or family medicines orany and
every variety, (and beaure ol gettinga good ur
clc.) to call at the sign at the Big Mortar, for we
have them, and are determined to sell them low
[or cash, and nothing clrr.
N. B. All those old Ich}: repaired or pulcd
out and new ones put in the place of them by
A. M. H. ,
Aug. 14, 1847
0% E. GREEN’ S
RED &2 BROWN PILLS:
‘HE demand lor the above medicine
'1 in the last 2or 3 years. is deemed
a sulficienl apology for placing it now ful
ly before the people ; and the diseases for
which it is applicable have become so pre
valent in (his country llmt a remedy enti
tled to confidence. is a great desideratum.
The diseases I ailude to Ire Hepalitio.
(Liver allection,) Dyspepsia. and female
dumplninls in general.
figm'l'he above pills will b: kept con
stanlly [or sale by
Richard Shaw, Clearfipld.
Bigler G! 00.. Bell township.
. Graham 8; lf’riglzt, Braglord
James McGir/c. Philipaburgl
Oct. 20. 1846.
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s G. W. BECKER, ' s
s .flttornegatLaw,‘ 5
s CLEARFIELD. rENN'A. , g
5 July. 20. ‘47. .- '2
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DR. JAYNE, MEDICINES}-
KRATZER & BARRETTS, ,-
. Clearjficld. Pa.—-.aml.
I. L. BARRETT & 00.,"
Cleargfiéld Bridgm,‘
Are the reguiarly authorized agents {9?
the sale of the above valuable medicinal,
and have on hand a‘very' large supple-{j-
They also intend keeping‘conbtantly un
and a full snppty. June 10.:47. '
LIST of LETTERS temnining in .th
Post Office at Clear'field. .Ppu Jam“
ary 18!.1848. ‘ " ”’ ' '
Butier.\Francis‘ Hun‘tiugtpn. 'Wm~
Begger. Samuel ' " Hnl|,"Jo'hn. i
Brink, Daniel ,' Lmé. Mrs. Theresa'
Carson, Robert More. Levi L.' .
Downs, Robert S. Marks. 'Audrew
Dufiey. Dnniel' Ober. Martin '
Derick, John Pelera.‘ Joseph "'1
Ferguson. David . Spanni'l‘ho's. H.
Full: Esq. \Vm P..S‘onn'.‘Charlep -
Garrison. David ‘. ” Sherman, 149}!!! H....._
Hilqmau, Jacobi , lei'p. My“, _ .
WANTED.-
APERSON 9r persdns Io cut one hunt
' ”1m! :candsxaf W 001). for ~ which I.
renpqnabl¢ mice Mill he.- paid ;in CASH.
{. ‘Jf “(3! WE“ IRV‘N‘ ‘I
Chrfiemville, Nov: 8. 1847. .
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A. M. HILLS.