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WV“ zfi'ological lgxhibition
4, .‘ , ;:‘»: E mm®m 'QL‘um
_.CITY OF NEW YORK.
U -GRAND CAVALCADE.
023 angering each place-o} rmlzibilion. Ihc
._ Me'nagerie will be preceded by (he
: w grand and novel apeclacle of an
a ‘ ‘ elegant MUSIC 0.718,
V g, ;' drawn by
' 1384511311“ “(53313? 330133231389 '
‘ ; UP THE LARGEST Ills. CONTAINING A
;. {BAND 0? MUSICIANS, .
wh’il‘jaill enliven the scene by emu
‘_ liilg‘fi variety offavorih; pieces
; of MUS/(.'.
MR. JOHN SHAFFHR. the during LlON'l'AMxn.
_nnd hll rqually intrepid LADY. wnll cnlcr the cage
wuh Liam. Tigers. Leopard: and Panthers. “'9
mlldrlve a Inge African Lion bummed lo nlfn'r.
and will by ‘iflfloul graceful and daring mm uhow
hi! complclo conlmluvcr nnlmuln usually deemed
otllleunuu savage disposition.
l {Full be Exhibited at Luthersburg on
May. flprz'l 281/1. .
J?! (‘learfield on Saturday. .flpril 291/1.
JR Philipsburg on Monday. May 13:. ‘
- JDMISSION 25 cents; Children un
der’lmyear: of age. [5 cents. ‘
' Doou' open mom I m 4 o’clock. P. M.
‘ IRMMOND & wmmc would unnouutro lolhc
- «man; at the West that they will now have an op
mummy ofueing the celebrated and brave ,
JOHN SHAFFER & LADY,
ll'e'hu heen etyled by critics the "Lion King."
ii m hu erpmed hie life heretofore in rubduing
the'hrgeel and man terrible Lion ever caught;
,thqenirml in or prevent in hie pnuenion. and hen
lfipgitedly enved‘hie life When eiercieitigthe oth
”er (into in the performing rage. Hr- foele have
M i beheld by millions; he erlunlly Drive: a
‘Wild Lion. hamaued lo a car. thul showing the
:‘i’apreme mejeuy or man above the brute.
:1 It: Wild Tenant: ofthe Forest. from the huge
:thi'doclle Elephant. the mejutlc Lion of unexplo
qufifrice. the fierce Tiger 0! the Bengaljunglee.
IheJhbeulifnl Leopard, the playful but ferocious
"Bdr. the gentle Gazelle. the more] and pntiont‘
.Melnhe curiourly Itriped Zebra, the grnvo~roh
fin; Hyena. the Itellthy Panther. the savage Wolf.
Jhexunning For. down through all the lme'r
,ih'du. are here beheld with per’ect rarely. truflo
‘to their neture et timer. but perfectly euhjeet t‘o
-'(he7'eontrol of men. the lord of creation. }
.- - ,- Fouls qfthe Air and Reptilu. the most beautiful.
were. yaried end dangernu- at their epeciee. are tab
_in qubpmed in this valuable collection; descrip
;;t[on in powerleu. end Ipnca too limited to admit it.
3&6“ it to any that tho proprielon are of the old
iht ithnding Ind higher! celebrity. and have devo-
Iflid ”an 0! ml and upon-ego the present collee
fiipn, which in pronounced in Europe and America.
per/idly unyaralldrd. I.
‘ ;The morelend ur‘cful purpoue which on exhib
ition like the can serve. are perceived by ell. end
ibknowledged by all moreliete; the exhibition
ten" to entertain and inetruct all in the wondrou
worhe ofthe Supreme Being. and in perfectly lin
prr'eeive on the minds of youth.
._ naParticular reference is given to the
Mammal/t Bills. Posters and Lithographs
in principal Holelg. ‘
mm whole Menagerie. on entering each town
preceded by the Cur. containing the New Your:
Buss BAND, will form a Grand Procession oftwen.
3y cameges, containing the various animate. and}
. my": byvsoventy-tive home,
, , Orphans’ Court Sale.
Y Virtue of an order of the Orphan’a
B Court of the cuunlyx of Clear-field,
VIII! be offered a! public'anle. ul lhe court
'hhulr._ in the borough of Clearfield, on
'Mhun‘rjay the Is] day of May. 1848, at 1
73'cfock. P. M.. ,50 Acres 0! Land. situ
ik’jn Pike row‘riship, Clearfield counly.
.'-:-lhe largest pnrfiun of which is improv
ed~known an the land belonging lo we
fibrin 0! Ann Cuvllini. deceased.
' f ‘ ELLIS IRWIN.
(.r‘ v ' Trualee qft/xc Eslatc.
, ,ngg,rfielrl. Feb. 4. 1848.
3.1100613 .osz LOT
:,1;,-;.;-.;,At Private Sale.
;. .; ;HE subscriber ,oflera to sell his
Houqe and Lot. in the borough ol
(Glearfieltl. on Ihc South-cast corner ul
;j [diet and Third hl'reets. Besides lhe
‘E; _wglljng house. lhere I! aim an excellent
(, ,mne Stable. Smoke-hogan Bake Oven,
rfiw-well. &c. &c.. all nearly new.
A ,Tbeproperty is ‘conveniently‘ situated
(or buiin‘esé. 'and will he sold on the most
reasonable tame, . .
M . _ . '._ JOHN BEAUMONT.E~
‘Q‘leyfield. March 3.348. , . ’ .
.e ;:'Gold &, Silv’cr Plating;
R". R. 'WELSH‘meracéa ihe' pm:-
V 6‘ ant occ’asion‘to inform his cum»-
-nma and {rie'dds.vthat he' has a new mode
50f' Plating Gold and' Silver ware. which
vha Will warrant to be pups-nor tohny nth?
*‘c‘r-‘nio'de ever‘used-snu kind at acids hs‘v:
'iflz‘ufli lean efiec! upon it.‘ His priced
.Irereuonabic.w , >, ‘, ~ ‘ ;
‘u Co'rwensville. Ma‘xch ‘24.~’48. '
39:3ng WALLACE, lw. A. WALLACE. .
. fiogpuenvnmu. flewmgnwwa.
.;.R.‘;Bl.’W. A- WALLACE- ’2
:" z ‘ ",_,'.4tlornies_ at Law. = ‘-' V
WILL préglice‘i'n. the several chum
~ ,"bf Cleavfietd.‘Blair 8; Elk qu'zn‘
fin .‘ Businosu entruated to enbev ofthe
leDe'i. will receive theucare and “ten
tion 0! both. v : , up. 16. ’47,
Borough Ordinance.
" "0 WWW: ordinance‘rerm‘ing m lhe
Plank Walks wag pasted. gm '3 Inn-elifig' M
We [lumen and 'l‘nwn'Cnuncil. hem-(tn
HM- ‘w‘mir'g ”f “‘9 lelll ilut:
’ Eit ordain“? and' enacted. by the
B ' Burgess and Town Council of the
Borough of (.‘learfield. and“ is hereby
enacted and ordained by (he aftlhorily'of
(he smne—‘l‘tmt in mhlnmn In the ptnuk
walks ulnemly ordained to he made. the
«ume Iha“ be extended in Iron! of Lots
1 No. 46 8:. 117 on Seenml street to the cor
ner of Seetmd and hornet—lrom the cor
nel of Second and Locuwt to the. corner
nl Locust nod Third. on the north side
tron; the (‘urner of Third nml Locuht to
thefiomermuf 'l'hinl end Che-rev on.the
Went hide—fem) the corner 0! 'l‘hird and
Cherry to Second, on the north elde—
hum the corner 0' Front and Cherry to
Walnut. on the east side—tram the cor
net at Front and “'nlnut to A. [L Reed’s,
no the east aide—tron; the comet nt Front
and Market to the corner ot Front and
Locust, on the Past side. All the above
walk: to bent leafit 3 feet Hide. and to be
cmnnletetl on or belore the first thy at
May next.
WM. C. W ELC 11. Burgess
ATTESTED.
‘ D. W. Moonu. Cl'lc.
Court Proclamation.
WHEREAStho Hu‘n. Geo. W. Woodward. Pres
deulJudScuf tho Courlo! Common Pleas u!
lhohhjudicinl islricl, composed ul thocouuliea a]
Clinton. Mimin. Centre and Clcurfiold. and the
"on James 'l‘. Leonard and Abrnhnm K Wrighl.
Esq'rs.Assoocinte Judge: in Clonrficld calmly. have
issund lhmr precept. bearing dnlelho 3d dnvof Fcb'y
1848. to me directchnr ho.dmgn
Court 0" Common Pleas, Orphan: Court. Court
a! Quarter Sessions, andCourt‘of Oya- 4r 7b»
miner and General Jail Delivery, ‘
at Clourfiold Tawn.forlho Counlyol Clenrfimumn ‘
Iho lllMonduy otMay non, (being tho mdny o!‘
the month.)
l Nam: is.llzercj'orc.~lxcrcby given. -
to theCoraneruJuaticu ofthe Ponce, & Constables
in and for the County ut'Clouriiald. to appearin their
own proper persons. Wllerlell. Recordaanui-iluom
Examination: and other Romambmnccl. to do than
things which their oflirerdz, In their bohnliupportnu-
In Do dam-nml all wxlnenaa and olhorpersom pro.
uerutngin behalt oi the-Commonwealth ngalmt any
prironera are required to be than and then unending ;
and noldopart without leave, In their peril. Jumn:
afii queued to be punctual in thaxrnuendnnce at ‘
thu fiapointcdtime agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand at tho townot Clearflolthin
25th day oi March. In the year of our 10rd one
lhoumnd eight hundred and iorty eight. andlha
laventyaecond your of American ln apcndrnco
JOHN STITES. SWIT-
M
=. o ’ g
Sheriff’s Sales. »
Y virtue ofa writ of Vendittoni Ex-
B ponal. issued not at the court at Cum
mun Pleas ut Clearfield county. and tome
directed. wijl he exported ‘to public sale
at the court home in the borough at Clear
licld. un Monduythe lit the) of May next,
a certain tract 0| land rituale'in Clear
field county. beginning at a post on the
easternmost line u! warrant No. 3466,
which post it the south & east corner of a
lot intended to be conveyed by 1- Kent
inz to John Rohn.and is 176 perches
south 0! the southern line of No. 3467.
thence west 160 perches to a red oak.
thence 50th 110 porch“ to a red oak-.cor.
ner, thence ea-t 160 perrhcn to a post
corner on the eastern line 0! warrant Nu.
5466, thence north “0 perches along raid
line to the beginninumhntatning 103 acres
am] 131 perches. wuh‘house and burn
thereon. Seized, taken in execution and
to he sold as the property of Jeremiah
Gains.
ALSO
I Y virtue ofa similar writ. to me di-
B tectcd, will be exposed to. public
sale at the snore time and place, a certuin
tract of land, aituéte in Fergumn tuwn
ship, Clearfield county, containing ”0
acren. being part of tract warranted in the
name at 'l homns Grafl. known as lhe-Jen
kins tract. bounded by land uf Edward
Williams. Joseph StraW. George Scott,
John Gwen nod Jacob Knnzer. Seized,
tukeu in execution and to be sold as the!
property at John Tuzer. by t
JOHN STITES. Sh’fl.
Shenfl's‘omce. Clear
field, March. 8,1848}
Registér’s Notice.
OTICE is hereby elven to all per-
N sons inn-rerun]. that the (allowing
uccqpnm have been filed in the Regialer’a
offiée in Clearfield, and will be preuenled
(n lhe next Okpinan’l Court. lo be held a!
Cleurfield on lhe first Monday. the In
day 0! May nexl, for confirmation and al
lowance, viz: ‘
The account 0! Jumps Ferguson and
William Dunlap, cxccumn of the In:
M" and testament nl Duvjd ngggu. lame,
of Pike township, Cleurficld cod"nty.‘de
tensed. ’ '
The administration account ofAlenm
derß. Reed. administrator at the estate
of the Rev Frederick G. Betta. lute oil
the borough nf Clearfield, Cleorfield to"
deceased. ' ‘
The account of Ferdinand P. Hm
that, adminimamr o! lhe estate'ol Lewis!
W. Smuh. Esq.. late 0! lhe Borough o!
Clenrfield, decgased. _ ‘ -
w". c. WELCH. Regimen
Reginler’s office. Clear- , .‘
field. March, 8, 1848. g ' '
~. WANTED. ..‘
GENTS to canvass lonsume NEW
A and Popuun Worms; ‘in every
County throughout lhe United-Blame:
To Agelm, the moat ‘libernl édcuurugo;
ment is'ofieredéawilh a small capital 0!
[pun 825 In $lOO., A chanceis‘oflereal,
whereby nnfiaeul can make from 810
gojs2s per Week. ' \
" m" or furlher‘.pnrticu'mn. addrcsi
(pus! paid.) . , :W. A. LEARY. '
.' .'.No. 158 Nari]; Second Street, ,
. , PHILADELPHIA. V
March, 8J 1848.4-3 m ‘
, , mum} MAGAZINE . ‘ .Belletonte Foundry.
Qf-Liloriura and Ari—edited by:Mrs..C. M. (.v ' . ..‘ ~__..__ 3 l ,
KIRKLAND. nulhnr or Nowllomo. Fore-Info. r v ‘ ‘ ' . .. ‘
dim—and filled wnh cnmribqiionl from ma man ' S POVEb9 AND OTHER '
eminent .wrirora of'lho_ cnunlry. . 1‘ l I -
Tho second volume' commence: with we Jami: ‘ , . ' gagflgmag" ' ~
nry number.lB4B. Al Iho conclusion otho first 7 “LC H 65 LEYDEN. Would an.
null year ol Iho Union Magazine. the publilher.‘ _ nuunce lo [hpir [fiends and lhe
fool- lmpellod it} make immo acknowledgment oi public. m," thv will coulinub- lhé ‘bdni
hit some oflho nvornb e reception accorded to il V .7
by Iho pnlilic. 11l nurccu Inn qorlninly heel: un- he" 0' IRON FOgNDERS'. at lhe,"'“
prom-dented, and \vhilo itmuy ho pnrdonnhloro Nam]: “he"? 'lhey "Hem! ll“ keep always
uncribo thin in poll no Iho mom- of lhe work. in on hand a large and varied nawrtmem ol
mus! nul be denied Ihnl public gnod will and kind- '1
non havo been ahundnnlly domamimlod. The @agfl‘n‘é‘QQO
pron in all parlnol’lho country hon glvenli‘ll \‘oico We “live lately erected and are now
'liberally and heartily in invnrof line now mpimnl.
To (log nflor Ihis. would he dishonorable indeod.
The Union Magazine will be publilhed regular.
iy on Iho first. of each monlh- :
Dealers in poriodicnlu'lhroughom the Union and
Canada. who wlnh lo borome ngenlo for Iho Union
Magazine. WI” plcunn In. npply lo Iho publisher
immediately. All pmlmualou nro desired to no:
u ugonu for it. ond’lhe usual discount will be
made Io them. A specimen numhor will [)9 mm
to any one wuhing In no il. on applicnlion lo the
publisher. pun pnid.
Terms of lhe Union Magazine.
Ono Copy one your (in mlvnncc) 83 (l - ()nn'Cupy
lwndoss (Jo—TWO Cnpiou nno you do 5:5 00—
Fivo do do $lO OO—Eight (in «in 43115 00»-
Twelve dn do S9O 00.
GREAT NATIONAL PICTI'RF').
We will giyo Iho permu mending m :hn 3mg”!
club oflublcrihon loihis mounzinu. wilh lhu cnuh
at lheabovo rules during Iho ximc pmhue tho 1“ of
May 1848.1h0 O'lgmvmg of the Uniml Smlvn Sr
nnle Chamber. conlnlning the correct purlrnill o!
97 dwlinguuhod aenllemrn Ihen in tho Chumhnr
u the tuna of Mr. Cur'a Farewell Sim-ch. Tho
engraving men-urn 32 by 40 Inches. engraved by
Thomnl Doney, and publulml by EA Amhuny.
wilh a uplandid gull frame. Ihc mgrm-iug co-nng
‘27. which we will dellvm {mo nl halt-hi or ch
pen-o in any way In Iho perwn omnlu'l lo il. at
any plnce wilhin Iho Unilod Slutu—nnd n will
nllo con-mule lhe person landing Iho money. a lulu
subscriber lo Iho Union Magazinn. Thll ;ncluro
and frame can bu «on at any time at E Amhonj":
Dnguorreotypo Enlnhli-hmem. 247 Brundwny. New
York.
Addum (pan pmll.)
ISRAEL POST.
M 9 Nassau Slrocl. Now York
January 92. 1849.
Mary Goodwali‘} N lhe Coon ul Com
by her next l 1 mon Plealnl Clear
lriend held counly.
v 3. % .Hli'aa Sub. aur. Dr
’Georgc E.Good- l oarcc. Nu. 18. Janua
wall. J ry Term. 1848. '
‘CLEJIRFIELU COUNTY. :35:
The Commonwealth qf Pennsylvania
to Georgr E. Goadwall. Gaza-nae:
WHEREAS. Mary Goudwalr, lor
merly Mary Linea. by her lalher
and nut lriend. Joseph Linea. did. on
(he sum day ol November last pant. pre
'ler her peuuon to our Judge: ol the Court
ol Common Pleas of lhe counly ol Clvar
field. at a court held a! Clearlield in arid
lor and county, praying lbs! [or lhe caus
es therein sel lorlh, ahe might be divorced
Irom lhe bonds ol malrirnony entered mlo
wrlh you lhe said GeorgeE. Goodwall a-‘-
We lherelore command you. aarwe belore
commanded you lhe said George E. Good:
wall, rhai. aeuing aside all orher bonded
and excuses whalaoevzr. you be and ap
pear in your proper per-on. before our
lJurlges, al Clearfield. at our Court 0!
Common Pleas. lhele lo be held lor the
said county. on lhe first Monday ol May
next, 0848,) lo answer the peuuon. or ll
bel, ol lhe said Mary. and to shew cause.
if any you have, whr the said Mary. your
wile. nhould not be divorced lrom the
bond! of matrimony agreeably 'lthe acl
ol Assembly in such case made and pro
viderl. and hereol,you are our lo lair.—
Wrtueas.» George W. Woodwud. 8-qu
President ol our sald Court. a] Clenr‘ield.
the 50 day of February. A. D, 1848.
H M. C. WELCH. Proih’y.
And in pursuance ol lhe order ol lhe
Courl. lhe testimony ol witnesses Will he
lakeu belore Wm. A. Wallace. examin
er. al hls office on Saturday lhe 29m day
2! April. 1848. at lhe borough 0! Clear
eld
JOHN S'I'ITES. Sh’fl.
Sheriff's office. Cleat
field, Feb. 4, 1848.2
AFFLICTED, READ !
HILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-Plumb
P llnhcd 15 years ago, k 3! DR; KINKELIN' 'l'ho
aide-mules! and best hnn to cum all [onu- 01 more!
dweuu. diseases 0! lhe akm and wlilury hub“- 01
youlh. in DR. KINKELIN. N. W. corner 0! mum
and UNION Ea. between-_Spruco and Pine. one and a
hnlfsquarcafrom (Inc Eznlzngt. Phlludelphin.
TJIKE PflR TICULflR NOYICE.
-Youlh who have injured themselvu by a certain
pmcuco indulged m—u lmbn irgquvmglonmed from
evil comramom, or a! wheel-41:0 is due oi which
nrevnighl y lell; even when asleep, and deutrozl bolh
mind and _body,éhould apply Immedinloly. Vouk~
no” and conniluuunnl debililyimmedmiely cured.
and full vigor restored. All [aliens ro'ar PAID.
. YOUNG MEN! ,
llyou value your life or. your health. remember.
.the-kdqlny oiu month, nay. even a w'eek.mny prove
your ruin. bolh 0i body and tnindt Ilanco let no false
modesty deter you from malnng your mum known In
one who, Irom education um! reupcctntnlity. (.mt ti.
lono befriend you. Ho “ho pitlt'ed lnmm-ii umlnr
DR. KINKELIN'S treatment. may religiously nun
fido In his honor an o gentlemen, and in whose [mom
will be for ovar locked tho were]. at tho puttem.
Too many think they; will hug the ee‘c’ret tulheir
own heme, and cure I utnnulvee. ' Mon"! how utton
intuit ufuml deluetnnmnd hutv monyo promiait.g
young men. who might have been an ornament to au
ctoty. hu [mind from theeorthfg ‘ ‘
co UNTR Y [NI/“£1,108,
finding it inconvenient to make personal application.
can. by stating their case explicitly. together With all
their symptom. (per letter. pout-putd.) hnvo forwarded
to theme cheat containing Dr, K's modicumaupp‘ro
printed nccqrtltn ly. - ‘ ‘
Fae/ages qffvfitdtct'nu forwarded to any part of the
United totes at a moment's notice. _ i y
Pos'r mp Lmzns, addressed to Dn. ngnun.
Philndol hia. will be promptly nuendod 10.
, 89a mfvoru'somom In the Philadelphia Sgint ofthe
Times. . '3- , ~ juu.28.1 48. !y
;Apprentlce Wanted-
T 0 the .Blaclismitlzing‘, Business.
AN Apprentice to the 'ubqve business
‘ ‘will be. ukendmmegl‘nately byhé
aubs_criber, lo whom}: gnbd- chance‘gvgll
he Ewen. "A boy 1601118 years of ggef
would bePl'eierred. ‘‘4 I ' “i
‘ ' JAMES lIOLLENBACH‘. ':
Clearfield. Jan. 7,1848.
lining up an Ellennivo ' " '
MACHINE SHOP, -
wilh Hum Lalhn, lnr lurn‘ing and filling
up all kinds ol Machmery. such an Grin!
and Saw-mill gamingn. Muchinevy lnr
Forges. Furnaces «8- Rolling Mills. inclu
«lmg [lot Blast Pipes lnr Furnaces and
Blaonieriea ; and will be prepared to lur
uuh on Ihc shurmt notice and in a mis
lnclory manner all kinds of Machinery.—
va on hand a large assortment of PflT
EERNS. ol the latest and must impmved ‘
Mylci. including lhecliflerent IIZHI, ol the
Dar/lac lS- Brice Reaction IP'aler Wheels l
[:7O Patterns not on hand. made on 1
shorl notice.
“' @TOVES. '
“a have now and inland keeping al
ways a stuck ol the unrivqlled VE'I'O and
FULTON Hot Air Coo/ting Slaves. dif
lemn sizes; nllo flir Tight, Fancy Por
lor «3- Nine Plate Wood'filovea. ul difl'er
cm nzes lugelher mlh lour sizes ofa su
periqr Balloon Coal Slave, as well as Cyl
endér and FANCY Coal Stoves. We
will add duving Ihc coming season. sever
«l New patterns 0! Cooking. Air'l‘lgm,
and Parlor Sloven.
PLOUGHS. .
Always on hand a good ulortment"bl
PLOUGHS.“ which we are adding sev
eral new patterns this spring. Hallow
ware at an kinda, Sleigh 4- Sled Soles.
Wagon Bares. Smoothing lram.&c. ‘S'C
ICZPAII theruve arucleu. and may
«hung In our line Will be wld on the mos!
reauuu‘ubie lennl tor Cash, or Country
Produce. Ironmulers’Ordcra, Old Menu,
&c. Ondets from a distance prompt!)
attended [0; i":
GEORGE WELCH.
DANIEL'LEYDEN.
Bellclume, Feb. 18, 1848. ’ "
Milebm'g ‘W'arehouse.
V ‘HE Subscnuer has lhe new Ware
-1 house 0! Judge Burnaidc. un lhe Ca
nal. in Milesburg. (being the only one in
ur our the lawn.) _ .
The Judge has finished the houee in the
bealmnnner. nml spared no pain» in ren
dering it convenient lor loading, and un
loading Boats and Wagons.
The Bald Eagle and Sprung Creek Na
wgnlion us now completely lcplllfll, and
In good ngvigabie order, and will be ‘opm.
ed :0 a le'wdnjsyx Strict uneuuuu will by
given lo all gnudn entrusted to his care.
BENJAMIN D. HALL.‘
Milesburg. Fcb. 22, 1848. ,
Latest Arrival :2
MORE NEW' GOODS fl'l’ THE
CHEAP STORE.
THE undersigned hnsju-l rerouted
and Opened. at Btccaria Mills, a
large flock of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
&c. &c.
Which will be hold on low for CASH or
acceptable COUN'I RY PRODUCE. or
LUMBER, Is can be purchased in lhe
Counly.
[l3°].adies 8; Gcnllemeu “ill do well
l 0 come and examine his stock. and he
doubts not they will find every thing to
please. . .
ADAM HARSHBARGER.
Beccaria Milh,
Jun: 70 1848. g .
New Fall and Winter
GOODS. ‘
i CRANS IS‘ BROTHER,
‘ Curwensville, Pennsylvania,
' AVE. and will keep coualnotly on
H hand. a large assortment of
Dry-Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware, Groceries, Drugs and Dye-
Stuffs, T in-ware, Books «.9 Sta
tionary; Hats,4Caps and Bo‘nnets,
Boots and Shoes, Tobacco and
Segors, Umbrellas,‘ Carpet and
Carpet and Cotton Yarn, Con
' ,_fectionaries, Poi‘nts,‘ Oils, Teas,
&60 &c., 'V V
All in {which they are pr'ep’arcd to sell on
'llaé‘lnosl'wasonuble tetma. “ . ‘
,CnAns 8L Bnonnm dre lhe Agents lor‘
the Sale of Dr. Jayncs’ celebrated family ‘
flIEdICIHCI.’ . ~. ‘ ‘
113‘69049 ‘exchanged for‘Lumber. Pro
duce and Furg. {or which lhé highest pil
cu will be gt'ven.‘ , ‘
Deéember. 2, ’47.—-tf.
on. _JAYNE M‘Eo'rdmas;
, KRATZER & BARRETTS, ‘
‘ _‘ ,' Cleaz/ield, Raw-and
, I; ‘. L. BARRE'I‘T._‘&.CQ.‘,
: f ‘ -_.~ . I 'Clearfie'ld'flgfdgg,.- ,'
Aregyhe regularly authorized_ agents-for
the onlelof the above 'vélugblqmedlcines,
may”; un‘hand ‘u yclryiil‘a‘rge ,nupplgu—g-
They also intend‘ Rec-[Sing 'connta'liflf 00.
and a full supply. June 10, 4'7; ’
ROBERT. R. WELSH ,‘
RESPECTFULLY inform. the chi.
zem of Clemficld couulv that he:
located, in CbrWem‘ville. w‘ti'erc he’Yuil‘:
entry on the busihen ol , a ;
CLOCK 5. W'flTCIl making In}! "pair,
me.
ENGRfl VING. ' ’
TUNING ul vuinuo unnusicnlgimtru;
‘mrnla..wch M ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
13.46 PIPES, JICCORDEONS; Ml}.
‘SICJYL' CLOCKS, ORGflNS flNn
DULCIMERS. , .
All". repairing oi J‘llflTHEfllflTlCfll,
INSTRUMENY S. mauinz GOLD
AND SILVER WflRE. &c.‘
txj‘ffle will also'lead! nml gin Imam
on the Accordeon.
@All his work than he done in the
very heal alyle, and upnn xhd luweu terms.
Curwenavillr. Jan. 25. ’48.—l yr ‘
cams & uno'u‘nnn,‘ ’
AGENTS for the sale of Dr. JA YNS
Family Medicine: ; ' ‘
[)r. CULLEN’S Indian Vegetabe Ruiz
eZy—Panocea. Spccgfic and File Rcm~
ey i . " .
Dr. flPPLE’I’ON’S Remedy for Dgaf.
neas ,- ‘
CflNTRELL’S Compound Medicated
S ru o/' Sanaparjlla;
(M X’ 711,091,128 flnli Dyapeptic Powder;
CflNTRELL’S filleralivc Pill: ,- -
SJINDS' Sarsaparilla. &c., &c., &c.
Havejust teceuved a Ivesh supply 0! lhe
same. = I
Curwinsville. May 10.
MARBLE ‘WORKS
.0: MILESBUIZG. Centre county. Pa.
ARON PAR'I'ERAGE—Iarc nl Plu-
A “dolphin—begs to inform Ihu citi.
zen» ul Cir-«field couuly that he intends
hereallcr- to via" the bowngh OI Clrll’field
regularly mice a year. lur (ht purpose of
receiving orders lor MJIRBLE MJN
_TLE-PIECES. M 0 N UJIENTS,
TOM/38 and TOMB STONES. Ev
eay descriplion of CUT-STONE; (or
bUlldlngQ. &c.. will be l'urniuhed in lhe
first 51er o! wurl‘mlpship,lnd on the most
rcasnnable terms. '
Trude. If oumble. will be taken in put
pay.
fir": may be found It the Mamion
Home on cnurl «echo. jnn2o—lf
1 v \t‘ 1' ‘5-
THAT nu. «on.» ‘l.
MORTER,
STICKS out to lct you know
bu there in parcel 0!
FRESH DRUGS
A! «be 01;! store between flemphill'c Ind Hurx
than. just arrived from the city, FRESH. Nl5“
AND GOOD. A first rntcguoflmcnt-of Drugl.
Me4icr'nu. Oilr, Pain", l'gznn'rh. 7umline. lhy
White Lead, Dye Slufl't, Carr/cctionary. Pruitt,
Perfumery. Patent Medm'nri, and Parent arlfrlu
of u very great variety. :mong which illhe
much celebrated ‘ ,
@3212, w 506 me
A never failing article for removing grease, lur
pentinc or paint spots from cloths, silk, &c.,
wilhuut injuring the cloth or varyingkthc color.
ALSO-One ofthe bent articles of
vmmmwmcam
Ever oll'ered (o the public. lt is the regulnr
built wormjzrkcr. which never fails to relieve the
litrle uufi‘erer when properly administered.—
‘l‘here is on hand I variety of other Inielca deci
dedly too numerous to mention. rherefore we
would invite all who wish to procure any of lhe
above articles, or family medicine: ofnny Ind
every variety. (and be sure orgeuing a good at
cle.) to call at the sign til the Big Matter, for we
have them, and are determined to sell Ilium In:
lor cash, and nothing the. '
> A. M. HILLS.
N. B. Alhhose old mu. rcpnircd or pulled
out and new one: put in the place 0! them by
A. M. H.
Aug. 14, 1847
DR. E. .GREEN’S
RED & 33mm PILLS.
VFHE-z demand lor lhe Ibuve medicine
inlhe last 2 or 3 years, is deemed
a sufficient apology for placing it now ful
ly before the penple ; and the dilcaues lor
which it inapplicable have become w prr
valent in this country that a remedy enti
lled to confidence. is a great desideralum.
The diseues I allude to ue‘Heputitil.
(Liver aflecliou,) Dyspepsia. and femalc
complaints in general; - ’
. rJ-fl‘ha above pills will he kept c‘on
slamly for ulc- by . "
Richard Show, Clearfield.
Bigler, 6r Co.. Bell township.
Grahama- Wright, llradlord
; JametlllcGirk. Philipsburg.
, ' > J. W. Millencleatfield B'dge
oa.. 20.1846“ l .. 1 ‘ ‘
. flfrrir¢qj¢quvxfi¢¢rrrlfii
I: , . G. w; Imogen, . g
g “.dttorney dt'Law, I:
s autumn); rsxn'g- - S
5 July. 20. '47. '.. _ , . . v:
L4vrr¢rw J‘J‘MJ‘J'J‘N NJfJL
Howard’s Celebrated Cement»
FORlmen‘ding Gian, China. and 1:30?
‘then Ware. an entire new arxuqif.
and‘wl‘ai-fal'n'lell superior to any other at!"
‘cle of We kind ever "flan-d In Ihr pdbhc
._, v For _.salc at the sign aft/u '
3 LG .90 I.IIM o R-A'l‘A n.‘
‘v - ; F ~= F'cb.‘lo.’4B~-
5000lb8. Gopd Driml‘Bacon.‘ AI"
Dried Applu'uhd.. Prac‘wq, ,lnr, _vl'c
by . ~ JOHN mmywm
Curwena‘lviile. Feb: 15,2 ’4B; . '