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“ var. bemmo they excel nH nlflffs in Fidding’lho
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"H 1 Whig" .o'vfi’ ytniighl on going 30 by“. will: in n .11an
'vimo! male av puree! _cure of Ihc moat obnlinnlé (my
"T'V‘flfiéi'fé‘hjiqlifihb fmzor; m the cnme ume Hm Bipiihm
, 07ml willzbo icauww'lo a healthy mnmfind Ilie
me {1169690 complogoty pijrifiédjh'dl fo'vier u'nd égule.
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Remember Ihnl lhe original and only genuine In
dian Vrgelable Pills hnyo Iho signature of WM
“'mon'r written with n'pcn on “10' top lnbelol
each box.
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. ;Kij/m genuine for sale 631 R, SHAW.
.'v'wlqj'flgciatfir '(‘lcmflqld ,r Cums Mano:
'7’ "'fimn,’ Cu‘rwena‘mllé; DANIEL Bxhhfi'm'.
’.’r";‘i°y))gl(/I'erabur'g ;- and wholesale at Iheqflicé
.31le general depot, 169 Rare street. Phi/a
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". Mos! Extraordinary ‘VOI‘R!
L THE MflHRIEI) I'VO/llflN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
BY DR. A. M. MAURKCEAU.
" " Professorqf diseases 0/ women.
Sulh Edition. leo. pp: 250. ' l‘ricel dollar.
30,000 Cafics sold in (firm mom/Is.
_ Yonra nl‘sufl‘aring o! physichl andgnonml nngmsll
4* ' «a mnny‘an'dfl‘cclionulo u'ile, nml pecuniary difllcuk
tics lothe husband. mighl have been spared by n
” unlaly [mansion a! this work. ‘
It it intended especially for tho murnod. or lhose
.fonlompllfing marriage, as'iv discloses ltgpoflnul'sw
. ‘ cm!- which should bn known to (hem pnrllculurly.
"l’ruly.knowlodgo is pbwur. It is hcnllh. hnppz
ncssmfflncncc.
Tho revelations contained in Ils'pngon have proved
a blessing to thousands. as Iho innumerable lollom re~
,coivpd'by tho author will mean
' .. Hero, alnonrary female ~lhe \yife. Iho molherJhe
«ma-mur bad/ding inlo “omn‘nhOod. or the one in
Ih. decline ol'yeara In whom nature contemplates an
Imporlam‘chnnge—cnn dimmer the causes. symp
lflhl. and [hamnal emumnl remedies. and most con
Enjnodo of cure, In every complaint to which her
In it ntha‘t.
Copies will fie sent by mail fire (y‘poslnge
lo (/16 purchaser.
016' (an thou-and copies have hem) non! hy mnil
wuhm ”Ile Inomho._ with perfect lufely and cor.
lnlnly‘
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liipn'a Pni’llfl Medical ('omfmniou" WI” be non! (mai~
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1224, New York city. Publishing Office, 129 Liberty
'il‘nef, N; York;
N Thp' "Miniod Woman'n Private Medical Cum~
”alumina!!! by booksellers lhroughoul ihe United
Stile!) . " July 10, 2 m.
4 :MARRIED—Otuha 13m July. by M. Nichols
jn,€sq;. MrJomv Smw.jr. to Miss Dzuu LA-
Nybnh Q" 9" Lawrence town-hip.
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mam. mmmcemcom
»i .. E‘are authorized to announce that
’ W Capt. Gannon WALTEns, 0! Bell
'. ‘hl’ounship. in a candidate for re-elcclian lo
3' lhe'Asu-mbly. suqupt lathe action of (he
. Democratic party‘of' Clearficld county.
June 23,»’48.
: V E are authorized to announce tha
WILLIAM PORTER ol.Girard (lor
.merly‘o! Lawrence) iownship. is a cnmli
dale Im the offices of Prothonntary. Re
giuor. Recorder, &c.. o! Cleavfield coun
‘l‘y, ~ July 15, ’4B.
Tag/he'lo'leclora of Clear/fell] County .- .
" FELLOW'CITIZENM—ThflnkfuI tor pas
‘luorsk'l again (ifler myse” to your con
iifleru‘fion as a' candndale for lhe offices 0
:Biolhnnolary. Register, Recorder, &c.,
at'the ensuing General Election, and res
phclfully vholicil [your manages.
WM. C. WELCH.
= Juiy 17. ’4B.
. ' E are authorized to announce that
w RostLL LUTHER, Esq, of Bro
dy.-tuwnship. will be a Cllndldale for the
' officer'of County Commiaszoner, subject
fitothej‘nction ot the ngocratic party 0!
~Cleufield county. qu3, ’4B.
“ WE are uuthdrized to announce that
PHILIP HEVENER. of Huston
township. is a candidate for the office 0!
County Commissioecr at the ensuing Gen
eral election. subject to the action of the
{lmmatic party;- ' flog-fir
- Menfi.’ Edilqra ':-,.-P!ease announce
. “7114.1”! WALLACE, at. Lawrence town
'ughifi.‘jiji,candiglale [or the office of Coun
-Ig'flqdilnr,.,yupjgctnfip (hp action loe
‘ ‘oin'écfn‘tic ‘pa'r'ly, and oblige _
.UM ..fiMAiNY DEMOCRATS. I
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NLW GOODS. ..
7 [IE Subscribers continue id the above
.’ 2E.businéas a! {he old stand under the
In: imfiofiwflr& F-pK. 'flrnold, where:.lhe_y
' v.wilhwlheiholdnbugtomers to givb‘ lhem‘a
call belore purchasffig efsewbe'rc; w :
1101.359] are just nan/“receiving and open.
ndngmlarze andmellmelenteda:assortment
n anEASONABLE GOODS. whichlhey
u-Millvuelkchenp lot Cash or. Country nBro“
undue“ . mafihaunn calf.” ~zr' = ‘
,r;' 1:1, mm “.3'Bl'lF: K» ARNOLDJLB
':ii;Lulbet‘burgl'M§y l9nl848; I NJ (3 “x
' FRESH SUPPLY. of DRY
_Goons.G-nocznms. MACK:
A‘ EL. ,HERRINQ-and COILRISHJusI
I? ind [dud willhe‘otdwutnluw prim]
§!;‘.';9b9§a "11%;?!” ..‘ ‘ A' I», ".4 '. .
.2219: 5);: 294,-.) “July BATIONV ..
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Fl:=ll2.ir7D: SaritOl dU-'"VC M7%am zecctmmt
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Just Returned
IS '
”R. A. l“. "ILLS, from [‘liil’a,
“7 ”H a large lot of new and most
improved Dental instruments.
ALSO. a large stock of carefully selec
tected premium teeth from Stockton’s
Manufactory.
DR. S. W'. STOCKTON
has drawn the premium tor manufacturing
the best Metallic Artificial Teeth, not on
ly in the United States. but in London
and Paris , and Dr. Hilts has taken par
ticular pains to, select a choice lot of them.
so that his patrons may be assured of get
ting a good and substantial article.
Dr. H. has also procured a very large
variety of Extracting instruments, made
ocearding to lliarris’ latest patterns, and
he can confidently assure all those who
are troubled with those nbomioable‘pests,
decayed teeth. that the Force a are not on
ly a much more sale and easgwiostrutoeot
with which to removo a tooth, but they
causeymuch less pain at the time, and
comparatively no soreness following.
Dr. Hills has also a variet of other
Dental requirements, such as (gold Plate,
Gold Foil, Tool/l, Powders, Washes and
Brushes, and. he is fully - prepared to per
formv‘att operations in the line 0! BEN
TISTRY; such as inserting on Gold
Plate. or on Pivots, Plugging, Extracting“
and Cleansing. And from past experiencel
and successyhe. feels confident of givingil
_en‘tire'satistaction, and watrsotsatt hisl
work' Well done. and to please his patrons.‘
'A reasonable length of; timegiyenltor tri
al" to all jobs over $5. and it not found to‘
answel-‘atl'the purposes promised. no pay
will be required.“ ' '-' - ’
Office at the Now Dru Store, the sign
.oftheiGOLl) MORZWiH .~ ‘
mwmwsz Qawzm‘.‘
Farmers Look Enema!
Four Horse flower ..Tumbling Shaft 'and
Strap: Threshing: Mac/lineafor‘B7s. ‘
I 81. "-S. WILSON. hf Str'ttttonville.
S Clurionrounty. Pt... wnuld respect
lully inlurm the people of Clenrfiqld counr
[_v_, that they ltnve now on hand [and are
manufacturing Fuur Horse Pntver 'l‘hr‘eah
mg Mmhines at the low price ol Seventy-
Hue Dollars. warranted to be good.
. ' Also. 'l‘uo Horse Power Threshing Ma
chjnemnot surpassed by shy in the State.
and Me Will-warrant them to threshin one
day .125 bushels Wheat. or 125 bushels
Rye, 225 bushels 0a". m 15 bu~hela clu
ver-seed, it well attendedr
_ They the erected a Fuundry and
Blackamtthshop which enables them to sell
machines at a much lower price lhnueeer
oflered In Pennsylvania. A
‘ PATENTCORN-SHELLER.—_'l'hey
[are now tuaktng, nnd keep on hand. a Pa
te'n‘t Corn Shelter at the low price at One
Dollar and fifty cents each.
- [CF-The subscribets' will receive in
payment lnr the above Three/ting Illa
c/tines GRAIN, (Wheat, Rye and Outs.)
it lelt ut ShaW’u Mill, at Cleatfield, or at
livin’s Mill, Cunvenrville. -
Rtttmnt) SHAW, Cleatl'teld. and JOHN
PAT'I‘ON. Curwvnwille. are the agents lnr
be sale at the above machines in this coun
y, either ul whom willgiw: all necessary
ttlornmtion tetuting thereto.
S. & S. \\ ILSON
Strnttonville, Jul) 20. ’4B
- Perry township, Clarion co., July 8, ’4B.
We do certify that we have one of IVz'lnn 1
7b: Horse Power ”resizing lilac/time, and
threshed to one day. m. the born of Levi Ter- ‘
williger, 134 bushels of Wheat, and any with
confidence to the Farmers that they are good
machines, and easy work to: two horses.
SAMUEL HAGAN.
‘ JOHN KELLEY.
Toby townslnp. Clarion cn., July 8, ’4B.
l have one of Wilson's 'l‘tvo Horse Power
Threshing Machines. manufactured in the west
end at Strattonville, this county. and lam con
fident I can thresh 120 bushels of wheat in one
dny. I consider. them a good machine and not
liable to get out of order.
REGISTERS NOTICE.
V "HE followirgaccounts have been ex
-1 arnined and passed by me. and re
main tiled ol record in this otlice {or the
inspection at heirs. legatcea, creditou,
aml all others in any way interested. and
will be presented to the next ()rphan'a
Court at the county at Clearfield.‘ to be
held at the court house in Clearlield on
Tuesday the 51h do_)~ ol September next,
tor allowance and confirmation:
1 The administration account of Jona
than Boynton, aurvivrng administrator at
the estate 0! Adam Nevling, late of Bec~
caria township, deceased.
,2 The administration account of Peter
Arnold and John Hollipeter, executors ol
the last will and testament of John Pentz,
late of Brady township, deceased.
3 The administration account nl DaVld
Butler, administrator of the estate at Hen
ry Fey, late ol Brady township deceased.
4 The account of Henry B. Wright.
guardian of William Nevling and Susan
na Nevling, childred of Adam Nevlrng.
deceased.
WM. C. WELCH. Reg’r.
Rvgistev’s Office, Clear.
field. July 26. 1848. g
' QMRQ‘T‘Q‘HCDNo .
LL persons are hereby cautioned a-
A gainsl buying or selling‘or in any
way meddling wilh lhe {ollomng proper~
ty now in lhe care 0! Wm. Reed. 0! Fer
gusonlownship, Cleatfield co.. as the same
belongs to me. viz: One Black Horse .5-
Two [fed Cows, one a malty.
' HENRY HEGAR'I'Y. 1
July 18. 1848.-—pd . '
‘1
IROB’T’ N. "Us"
STOVES, AND OTHER
waewumasso
TELCH & LEYDEN. \vould sn-
W nounce to [heir friends and the
(public. that theyd/gll continue the busi.
ness 0! IRONF A NDERS, at the old
stand. where they Intend to keep always
ondmnd a large and varied assortment ul‘
. (ssmfi‘nwsswq
We have lately erected and are now
fitting up an extensive
MACHINE SHOP,
with three Lathes, lnr turning and fitting
up all kinds ol Machinery. such as Grist
and Saw-mill Castings. Machinery tor
Forges, Furnaces &- Rolling Mills. Inclu
dtng [10! Blast Pipes lnr Furnaces and
Bloameriea; and will be prepared to lnr-t
nish on the shortest notice and ,in n satis
‘lactory manner all kinds of Machinery.—
Now on hand a large assortment ol PflT
TEENS. ot the latest and most improved
styles. including the diflerent sizes,.ol the
Dar/rec tSr Brice Reaction W'ater Wheels.
[CPPalterus not on hand, made on
short nolice. ‘
STOVES.
We have Jw and lnlend keeping al
ways a stock's? lhe unrivalled VE'l'O and
FULTON Hot Air Coo/ring Stoves, dif
ferent sizes ; also flir Tight, Fancy Ptfr
[or (9' Nine Plate Wood Stoves, ul difi'er':
‘ enl sizes lugclher ullh lour sizes ofa su
perior ‘li’alloon Coal Stone. as well as C yl
ender and FANCY Coal Slovak. We
will add during the coming season, sever“:
nl New patterns of Cooking, ’Air Tight,
and Parlor Slovvea. ,
-- .PLOUGHS; .
- Always on hand a good assortment o
PLOUGHS, to which we are adding sev
eral new patterns this spring. Hollow
ware of all kinds; Sleigh & filed Soles,
‘ Wagonthafeq, Smoothing Irons,&c. &c.
~lrfAll Ihenbuve articles. and eve:y
Ihing ‘in our-line will be sold on the most
rpasuuubie terms for Cash, or Country
Produce. lronmasteru’ Orders, .Old‘Mclal,
&c.. Oldera, from a distance promptly
amended (0. ‘ i --
GEORGE WHLH,
DANIEL LIQYQENL 1
Belleronte, Feb..1a,;848.m.
a'p. 'l'Bj”4B.
5--;:Lm
SHERIFF’S SALE. , SHERIFF ’5 - SALES- ‘ -
_ 0 "Mil“ Egg 69.921“ "rig-S ‘ iii“- iiß‘gimiiiifiiiiti" 'ililg‘siiii'ig"ti3.iliii7iii
flip/1030‘ L’aconfev‘f j if?! the CourtolCiimeg ‘ Pana‘fix‘? 55,-.“ fif‘miwfih; iiw “w my,»
.‘ 3. , ' _ ’ 0 ‘ _ ‘ .‘ y,
. I 5’53 i imon Pia" 01' Ciel)” (, “1'30" Sit-:32; glgdrlt: Poblic‘aiiim'nt the court
”37 1 (iii; Efifld cb-nnij."NO' l'g'hztiiféflgihe horoiigh of Clanrfleltlfiti M....‘Jairnm
‘ i INOV' Tum! “1847': 4th day a! September, next. a certain lrnct of land
flvguetua Laconle.J Writ of Purtiltnn. .iiuaio in Jay rounship. Elk'cogn'Y- walnut"!!!
‘ . - v ‘ - .1 ' " 100 acres, being part of trout No. 032 odd bounded
’1 x . .‘.-T 8‘ Courl: oi ..Lommon onlhe north by irnci No. 531 mm the east by 100
W"!- . Pleas held til Cleagfield, “mur lurid decried by Polter'Goti‘ ”.mnmm
t"l" MN] for ‘lhc county 0' '95" Wade Kincaid (now in the carom! lnuaehtns Kim;
..‘»: field. nn‘lhc Bth day ol‘lJuiy‘ chill) (in Igofi'eoutfl byilalnda 11110:}; ilxnliii’oipomzaxgn‘
1848 JnhuStitea ‘E‘ . Hirh oIPOIW‘ 0 I'm °"“°.“"' . ', '
Sheriff of Clearlieltl couutv. ’ haqué llth" “mo" of H‘ P" 600' so'zfd' trollreEJKiuzxéeéiclgg
' rcumm'én‘ Pleas heir] at Cleat‘lield "n" '° “" 'U‘." "' ”'° "PP" Y" " '
.cou‘rht uaecnnd tiny oi Mi)’ A l) 1848 and “01pm" warner'i $0
on 9- ' ' ‘ ' ' " ' A I 9 .
returned‘an ir uistitonllaken b the oaths , , .. .-
and affirmation? oftwelve'free, "lionest and ”Y :13; for ;:';‘r'gfgffi'ufijfg'.‘SLTZfi his: :23:
in“ ful men (1! his bhiiiWiFk by Which ii fiftiugtind place. thoLrighl. “”9. internal and '(‘iuyirn
appt'lll’fi that 11 ”main ‘PCHU'PEP. l 0! .or “1 Jeremiah Blue to n cerlniri‘trncl at land ntlmld
piece of ground silllale ln' Gtrnlti iotv'n— in Huston lotvttshipnqloflrfii‘ld CUll'n')’ iioui'l":fg
:flilip, Clcarfield county. beginning at n bylflndl;"‘d J 0?" “17g“: 'gii'flg;'3:‘“h% p 0;
llemlock. thence south 4] perched lo‘a 33:: Z? ;:’mj‘lsn'h‘li”. \iith '{lbou‘__r,'mo.
post, north 85 west 14 perches toa hern ell-meg, ”mm,”
lurk. south 70 west 32 perches to a “line ‘
Pine, 50th 47 weal 82 perches to a hem.
lock, north 26 ire-120 perches to stones.
north 67 cast 15 perches, north '47 east
26 perclirr, north 55 east fit to a post—-
containing ten acres at land more or less.
with a Grist Mill thereon erected with the
appurtenances &c.. which Alphormo La
*conte & Augustus Laconle holds in lee as
tenants in common and could not he par-
Jted and divided without prejudice to. and
lspniling the whole. And thesnid influeat
laloresaid had valuttl and appraise the
sgnm‘e at the sum of three thousand two
ihuudred and eighty-seven dollars, and
‘the court having confirmed the same, and
neither the said Alphonso Laronte nor Au
gustus ILaconte having appeared to take
the said nlessuage or piece at land and
Gristmill with the appurtenances, at the
valuatitvn aforesaid, the court granteda
rule on the parties aforesaid, requiring
thetn to appear at an adjourned court to
be held on the Bth day of July, A. 1)..
1848. to accept or refuse the same at the
aforesaid valuation. At which time and
place both, the above named parties ap
pear andietuse to take the premises at
the appraisement nloreaaid. Wheieup
on the said court do rule and order. that
the said Sheriff do on the 22d day ol Au
goal A. 0.1848, expose to sale by public
vendor: or outcry on the premises. the
and messuage or piece 0! land. wilh the
appurtenances &c., and sell the same to
the highest and best bidder, upon the lol
iouing terms to tvil:¥oocilaii the pur~
chase money to be paid on confirmation
0! the sale. and the balance in one year
thereafter lo be secured by bond & niorl
gage on the premises. wrth interest from
day 0! sale, and that due public and lime
ly notice ofthe litne and place of sale be
given acCtl'rding to law. Witness the
”on. Grorge'7V. :{l'oadu'artL President
at our said cowhargcuatfield this Bth
day anuly. A. 5:18:28.
WM. C. WELCH, Prat/fly.
Hothonotary’a office, -
Clearfield, July 8. 1848.; ' '
Whereas, in pursuance of the above
writ, to me directed. I. John Stiles. High
Sher‘tfl'o! Clearfleld count] will proceed
to sell the said property at the time and
place directed by said writ.
JOHN S'l'l'l‘ES, Slijfll
Sherifl’s Office, Clear
lield. Julyls, 1848 g
Bellefonte Foundiri.
==le
BY virl_uo o! n uilnjlnr writ mucd oul o! Iho sumo
conrlmnd lo mo \direclqd. will be sold nl lhe sumo
Inna and place, 1: (Mini!) lrucl of land, mum in
Bogg- wwnnhip, Clunrfield (-uunly, containing 427
not” and 30 porches and allowanCo. beginning a!
a while pino, Ilwnco by lands of Wlflinm Gray
and other: 230 perches lo a pusl. them-o by lands at
William Yard 50ml) 315 porches 10 I] post. Ihonco
by lands ofJunu- Sllnohiacr out 230 porches lo a
white pine, and lhonco by Inn-d 1 of Roberl Slcwurl
norlh 315 porches Io ‘lho place nl beginning. wilh
m‘n dwelling homes, a burn nml gnal rm“ und n
hnul 40 acres clean-d lhéreon. Seized. lnkcn'in
oxerulion and to be sold as the properly of David
Adams. - ‘
ALSO.
By virtue all: similar wri! issued out oftho sumo
courl. and lo mo directed. Will be expuued to sale
at the ammo limo und‘plucc, all the ink-rest 0! Din
vltl Mitchell in the land ho ho- m Burnatdo nml
Chou town-htm. Clenrfield county. under the will
ofhil father. David Mitchell, and also all his inter
cut as one of the heir. to tho land that was down
ed tu the two youngcat children of the said Datid
Mitchell, now dccouaed—szod and taken in cxe~
cut-on and to he sold an the property at the mid
Dand Mitchell.
. , ALSO.
By virtue ofa limilur writ issued ouLoftho same
court, and to me dtrocled, Will be expo-ad to lhle
at the-ume ltnto and place. Iho lulluuing property.
Vlz:—ll crrtam tract ol land lttuato tn Knrthaua
town-hip, Clcnrficld county, and known as part of
tract No. 1093, bounded by parts of mid tract. P.
A. Karthutu and when, conlnintttg 79 ncrea with
481110” hon-ca erected thereon. and about su('l’(’l
clrnred—nlso, nnolht-r tract 1fllln(l situate in sand
township. being part ul No. 1023, bounded hy [Airla
u! tract: of P. A. Knrthauu and others. containing
88 acres—also. another tract of lnnd situate in the
lame township No. 3463, beginning at a ltt‘tnluck
on the Well Brunch at the Susquehanna river 3116
petrhcu by tho Course of lhe laid river belowa
port corner. batng Iho southswrst cormr 0! u pal~
on! No 3463 and No. 3472, from the said hemlock
down llio laid river by the manual courses thereol
768 perches lo a port corner on the bank of the
river. thetit‘e noth 56 degree: n out 13 perches to
a post, thong-e norlh All dogrtel cast 13 porches to
a maple corn‘cr, lhénco soulh 56 degrees east 13
perches to a birch corner on the bank of the river,
thence down the river the several courses thercol
44 perches to u .|\ hito oak. thence north 38 porch
es to I_ post corner, lhonce went 5“ pcrchcn to u
posl cumor, lllcnco loutli 238 perches to u post.
thonco “eat 16 p9rclu-n tou'a wlnto pnto. tltrnce
south 194 port‘ltcé to stone corner. thence south 45
degrees can 40 port has to the htmlock nml place
of brginning. containing 938 acres and H 7 perch
on With ullowance ol nix per cent. &c.—Seized and
lnkon in exoculion ”and to be sold an the property
of tho Clearfiald Coke and Iron company.
ALSO.
BY virtue of a writ of Levart Facial, tnucd out 01
the samo_court. and to me directed. Wlll be laid at
the name time and plat-o, a tenant mosauagc ur
lrncl oflnttd attulte tn Bogga town-hip, Clearfieltl
county. heginningat a white pmo. tltenpo by lurid
of William Gray and olher lands 93016erchel to a
post, thence by land of William Yard louth 315
perches m a poll, thence by land ol'Juntu Sllnolll
ter oust 230 perches to u “11110 pine, and thence
by land 0! Robert Steu art north 315 perchdaluthe
place 0! beginning. continuing 427 aorta and 30
perches and allowance. with two dwelling houses,
a barn and grllhmill, and about 40 ucrcl cleared
thurcon. Seized. takon tr. execution and lu be
sold an the property of David Adams.
ALSO,
By virlue of n sllnliur writ issued on! of lhe
sumo courl. and 10 me direcied. ml be exposed in
win at the same limo and place. lho following prg
petty, viz - One Irnci of 168 acres, ailunlo on be”.
aide: ul'Cienrficid crack. in Beccurin lou/nah”), on
which is u grist-mill, law-mill. liweHlng-huuse.
stable and olher houses, wilh abomin acres ciuur
-6d hind, being the anmo premises which llninh H
Wurick conveyed to John B. Slewurt and where.—
Ono other "not in said township containing 269
acres, being the name premises uhich mu surrey
cd on warranl In Roborl Bluin, being pan of lhe
nforomennoned ”act—(reference l 0 iho mortgage
ofJohn 8. Stewart and A. P. Owens, dniod 2d Au- -
gust, 1845, rec-urdmi ni Clenrfield in Book 1. page
453. mil fuiiy‘ explain)—~Seized and when in exe~
culmn and :o be told u Iho properly of John B.
_Slewnrinnd Andrew P. Owens. by
JOHN S'I‘ITES, Sh H.
Shorifl 'a omce,Cieurfiold, July 1.1848.
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citizen 0! 1‘ lnludclpliia. and then judge lor yourseli.
Philadelphia. lOlh mo. lBlli. 1846.
TO 'l‘. B. I’ezorson No. 98 Chesinut street.- [lnving
been requesled lo give my opinion on llieinerits oi
Mu ALIS'I‘I'IIt'S SALYI‘I‘I am willing to enuineruto
some ofthe benefits which I have experienced in the
use ol‘tlio article. ‘
In the spring of 1845 I hnd nn nttnckol Erysipalns
in my race which become Very’ painlulmnd extended
intoono oI my eyes. being attended wilh fever. my
distress was great and I becumo to be fearful (illus
ing my eye. '
Although not much n believer in what is termed
quack medii-mes. I purchased u box and made appli
cation to my lire-oi To my surprise the pain noun a.
buied and in a week's time I was entirely cured.nnd
I firmly believe it was the naive under Providence
thut cured me. .
From tlut time to the present I have used the arti
cle ns uecnenor. required. und in every case where I
have used it, I have hand a decided benefit.
Alone timein gonng lu bed at night, my throat “as
so sure that I swallowed With dillicully, but by an up
pliention oi" llie solve I was relieved below morning.
l I have used it in cases at burns, brutses, sprouts and
(lush euls nll Wlll) the happiest eflcclsmnd one case of
poisoning by it mid Vine in the woods him been dried
up and cured by n lew npplieutions. -
From my own experience I would strongly rerom- ‘
mend it to all. us a cheap convenient modieino. It
requires no prepnrution other ihun to rub iton thenl
llietod part.
l have become so pnrlinl lo ii that l cxpectto keep
il constantly m m tnlmly.
Though no! nmfii'noua In uppour In print. yo! I (:83-
nul reluao to have this cummuuicquH mudu pubhfi ll
judged best to serve mcrmxao o! hnmnmly.
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Levi Lulz, Irene/wilh. . ‘
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Dissolution: of Partnership;
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P'belwkcn thcwbscnibers. lrading un
der lhe firm of PAT'I'ONLSMITH nml
STEVENS; is hereby dissolved by lh
withdrawal 9'! Wm. l’nllon, Mr. Steven.
having! purch‘ascd his (Patton's) interestil
‘Sanbum Mill'j‘i, &c. ‘
'l'hcbusiness will be conlinued'by (In
subscribers in Ihc u‘nnie of Stevens an'
Smith. who will sc’llle all claimauguins
lhelormcr parlnersbi‘gi‘. Wilnpaso‘urband
[MalamulnyolJulLlBslB." , ‘ '-‘
Skuburn Mills. 1 Biwgs
pygmy. July 14; 1828. if???“
Meelmg of County Comm’rs
PERSONS hhving business [0 lmnsact wnh‘lh
' 'board 0! Commmsione'm of (flcurfiold cqunly
WU} WW Malice. {hut said Bourdmll be‘ in nowpn}:
than Officoun tho borofigh u! Clearfleld. on, Monday
"ID I‘llh Offipxomben.(u°xm - . ..'. .
a‘ ' A"°"--"- P-‘H'HOMPSON. (J k!
. CPWm’n Office. 91h
IF‘TMZAllislerw oilfiment.
' a .. 'l
, - ers/”ration, .‘.
HIS OIN'I‘MEN'P HAS POWER tolcnusu it
T EX’i‘EItNAL somss SCROFULOUS Img,
ons. SKIN DISEASES. POtSONOUS'WOUNDs'
tn tilfithurgo their putrid mnttoia and then heals tlu-m'
[t is rightly tornmtl All-healing. 10" there i;
st‘urcvly n tilSOan‘. ixtrrnul 0r inlortmthai it Will
not benefit. I Luvn mind it lnr the his! (human you:
lur till diseases at the chest. consumption, liver, tnto].
vrng the utmost danger nnd rcsprlndibliily. and Ida
clnm before liclivcn nml mnn. thnt nut in one sing];
case has it failed to hcnem. when the patient was.
within the ranch ol inurlnl means
I have hnd physicians, learned in the roleaaion [
have had [Winlsu'l’k‘ oi thoGnspolJmigcs nip tho Banal]
Aldermen. unil anym, gentlemen of the highest
ormtinon, nml MUL‘I'ITUDER ofthe POOR use itin on.
ry variety '0! way. nml more has been but one Voice
onounitedmnircrxul V9lOO. saying. “McAlLaienyom'
Ointment H 4 aoou."
CONSUMPTION. lt i'nn liuraly be crcditedthul
n salve can have any cllcct upon the lungs. seated a:
they urn within the system. But if placed upon the
cheat, it petiotmtcs directly In the lungs separates the .
potsonous pnrtiylcs that are consuming them and ex- "
pails them trom llicsystem. it is curing persons‘of
consum tion continually.
HEABACHE. The Salve lms t‘llt'C‘ti pornonsolthu
Hondurhonfl? Onf'fifiiflllliillg, and whohudit "3ng
lutly (wary WCUK. an that vomiting often took him.
Deafness and liar-Ache are helped with [life Hum
('08!
ltllEUMA'l‘lSM. lt removes ulniom immediately
tho inlhmniution and swelling \hcn tho pain of
course ceases. '
COLD FEET. (‘unstiiniiliom Liver (lrmplnim
pains in the chest or side. lulling oil'ol the humor“; ,
or ”mother, nlivnya m-rmnpunms cold let-L It in
sure sign ot'discnue in the system to have cold feet.‘
This Ointment in the true remedy for scnoruu
Eni'stt-ict..lis. SALT RHKL'M, Livi-m HUMPLALNT. song
EYES. QUINH’. some THROAT. unoxcni'ris. BROKEN on >
uonL‘ nnmsT, Put-13,11“ CHEST nismsns, hut'h na ASTU.
MA, ori'mcssiotv. PAINS. ulsn. sum: Lll's, CIMPPED
HANDS. Tuaious, CUTANEOUS tenur'noNs. NERVOUS
DISEASES. and at the St'lNrf. There is no medicine '
now known In good. '1
SCALD HEAD. We have rureil nurses that actu.
ally ilelictl cw ry thing illl'tHH, its well In! the ability
0! filteen or twenty dot-tars. One man tnld us lielind
spent $5OO an his children without my benefit. when
u {cw boxes ofthe Oltlltnl‘tll cured tlwtn
BALDNICSS. it uill restore thclmtr quicker than
any Ulilglf thing.
BUHNSJ It is the host thing in tho uorld lot
Burns. filter“! the «liret'linns nmund the box.)
\\'ORMS. li wlii drive c-H'ry vestige ol them a
wuy. (Read the (liret-tiuns umund the box.)
CORAS. Out'nsionul use ot the uin'tnent uilltil
wnys lmrpmrns itt'ln [.'ruutllg. People need not he
tronb'c-il uith them it they “I“ use it.
FILES. Thousands are yearly cured by this ()itit.
ment.
'I‘E‘I‘TER. There is nothing beuor lur Ihc turn of
Tenor.
n. B. SMITH.
JOS. w.sI'EVENs
WM. PATTON.
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