CFOREl'éfi'NEw‘s.”*
Arrival’hr the Acadia.
" " 'melha Ponmylvnninn. .
' " Ireland and England Quiet—France?!“
firmmt—flccepled Medialz‘or. 0/ Eng
land and France in the flustrz'an flfi‘air.
BOSTON. Sept. 24. 1848-
-. «The steamship Acadia arrived at herl
"Berth‘this' morning. at halt-past live o’-
ldlock. -
‘ ‘ Thestesmship United States left Cowes
lnr New York. on the 3d instant. will!
eighty passengers and a large “'2O- She
had proceeded on her roynce 09 far It? the
Sicily Islands, when an accident happen
ed to her machinery} damaging her con.
denser, She was consequently forced to
‘ put back to Southampton. where a deten
lion of four or five weeks will be necessa
rv to put her in complete order for sailing.
' The Queen addreasetl Parliament from
the throne on the sth Instant, and has
silica taken her departure for Scotland.
' lreland continued in a state of tranquil
il .
yFnaa'bnn—Lamartine has published a
defence of himself against the charges
brought forward. Gen. Cavaigoac has
been compelled to deny the intention of
suppressing the Constitutionnel. The
Journal and Lo Presse have resumed their
fierce attacks upon the government. The
latter wages war against the Republic in
spite of Gen. Cnvaignac’s declaration that I
he would not allow the Republic to be
impeached.
The Bonapartisls are moving both in
Paris and the departments. with the view
ofetecting Louis Bonaparte to the Presl
dency of the Republic.
The local disturbances in the provinces
continue. They arisc principally lrom
an extraordinary tax of 45 centimes im
posed upon the people by the Provisional
government.
The Ottoman Government has recogni.
zed the French Republic.
A letter from Turin. under date of the
2'! instant, states that the Austrians hay.
in: levied a contribution of four hundred
thousand florins, (£32.000.) on the city
ofAPartna, payable in twenty-tour. l'urs,
and the sum not being forthcoming at that
designated time. the army. according to
custom. commenced pillaging the city.—
Tha inhabitants, however. encouraged by
the patriotic defence ol the citizens of
the town at Bologna. rang the tocsin.‘
and dying to arms. a fearlul battle com
menced. Eseo the women and children
took part in the defence of the city. throw~
ia’turniture and other missiles from the
w ndows upon the heads of the Austrian
troops. The population of the surround
ing country were hurrying in to the asais~
tance of tho citizens. ”The result of the
struggle has not been ascertained.
‘ Advices from Hamburgh to the 6th in
stantt._stato that the Provisional Govern
ment at the Duchies of Schleawig and
Holstein had refused to acknowledge the
armistice concluded by Prussia in the
name of. the German confederation.
The blockade of the Elb and Jahda has
been raised since the sth. and the Prus~
siao ports on the Baltic have by this time}
became free. .
The latest advices from Paria, received
by the London papers. announce the im
portant intelligenca that the French Gov
ernment. on the 7th instant, received des
patches from M. Arago. the French Min
ister at Berlin. announcing officially that
Austria has accepted the mediation ol
France and England for the settlement ol
‘the‘italian question.
A serious quarrel had occurred between
Generala Changarnier and Cavaignsc.
growing out of the detection of the Nation~
al Guards, a small portion ol cnch divu
iononly having appeared at the review on
Sunday. A sharp correspondence between,
them had taken place.
Ledru Rollin is about starting a new
journal in opposition to La Reforme.
[alum—Four thousand French troops
are reported to have arrived at Venice.
The accounts from Italy and Rome
state that the whole country iain a distor
bed and excited state. 'lutnults had oc
curred at’ Geno. Leghorn and Rome.
which Were suppressed with the greatea
didiculty.
Menu. lusruue'non.—-‘ My idea of
the tree melhod of moral instruction in a
wheel is to secure. in the first place. a man
of virtuous and well reaaon‘ed principles. for
a teacher. Hie school should be a model
oforder; hie requieitionenall reasonable,
and commended. by clear and weighty
conpideratione. _to the understanding and
conrcienee of of hll pupil. A very ehon
and simple prayer, or. if the teacher do not
feel authorized to lead in prayer. a portion
of Icrllpture. read either by himself or the
school. should open the exercise of the day.
lathe courre of the day, some rice. or
virtue. come principle of action! should be
defined. and treated. in few words, but so
uto fix attention and awaken thought in
the members of f the school. And. above
all, cheuld there be in the patron of the
router himself ah exeuiple of the precepts
P 09010105. .and a hearty. earnest interest
In‘tho'ptomotion of virtue. a sincere de.
light in noble chencier. a real passion {m
morel,,exeellence, for generous, patriotic;
honorable notion. . 'z
' ”will?“ ine, that such dirci Ii
aboddpfcil tougmmend itself to all Elg'l:
minded persons. or to encourage in our
children right principles and virtual" “b.
"in p ;Y ‘j' ' ' '
«z‘flaqi‘px‘ _. ' —-‘- ' .-
Mainly-penum- ‘viuuea gnd' em'm
vim: flaw. of deriving profit from bolh-p
”Jail!!!” :59 one mud avoiding 0919 on».
u. ’
‘l4: ~.
“tru'
Just Blogtur'ned
“mug. m. HILLS, from mm,
[ll‘] a large lot of new and most
VV Improved Dental Instvumonls. i
ALSO. a large slack of curelully selvc ‘
Iccled pwmium tcclh Irom Slocktun’s
Manufaclory.
DR. S. W'. STOCKTON ‘
has drawn the premium lor manufacturing
the best Metallic Artificial Teeth. not on
ly in the United States. but in: London
and Paris , and Dr. Hills hustaken par.
licular pains to select a choice lot of them.
so that his patrons mayfibe assured of get
tina a good and substantial article.
Dr. H. has also procured a very large
variety ol Extracting instruments, made
according to Harris’ latest patterns. and
he can confidently assure all those who
are troubled with thoee abominable pests.
decayed (eel/i. that the Forceps are not on
ly a much more sale and easy instrument
with which to rerun": a tooth, but they
cause much less pain at the time, and
comparatively no soreness following.
Dr. Hills has also a variety ol other
Dental requirements, such as Gold Plate.
Gold Foil. Tooth Powders. Washer: and
Brushes. and he is tully prepared to per
lorm all operations in the line ol DEN
7"],‘STRY. ‘such as inserting on Gold
Plate. or on Pivots, Plugging. Extractlng
and Cleansing. And from past experience
and success. he leels confirlent_ol giving
entire satisfaction, and warrants all his
work Well done, and to please his patrons.
A reasonable length 0! time given tor tri
al'to all jobs over $5. and it not found to
anew-r all the purposes promised, no pay
will be required.
Ollice at the New Drug Store, the sign
of the GOLD MOR’IVJR,
fl TTEJV T 1 OJ"
001) Sole Leather 3! l 7 ctr... Good
G Brown Sugar 5 a 61'. best Rio Co!-
lec 9 cents. Y. H. Tea. good 50 to 75—-
purc White Lend $2 {lB' keg. Copnl Vnr
nish 82 per gaHun. Jersey Glass. 8 by 10,
84.25 per box—Nails $5 per keg—Blis
ter Steel. 61 per lb-—-3 Leaf Springs 35,.
50 per pair-« Candles 14 per lb—Shoc
Peal. 6;} cla per quart—good Fur Halal
a! sl—Finc Brush. 1,75. & Fine Beaver,
82.75. tor sale by ,
' F. J. HOFFMAN
Lewistown, July 10, ’4B.
DR. E. GREEN’S
RED & BRO‘VN PILLS
HE demand lor the above medicine
T in the last ‘2 or 3 years, is deemed
a sufficient apology for placing it now ful
ly before the people ; and lhe diseases lor
which it is applicable have become so pre
valent in this country that a remedy enti
tled lo confidence. is a great desideratum.‘
The diseases I allude to are Hepatitis,
(Liver afleclion.) Dyspepsia, and lemale‘
complaints in general.
K’PTha above pills will be kept con
alnnlly lor sale by
Ric/lard Shaw. Clearfield.
Biglcr &- Co.. Bell township.
Graham 6r Wright, Bradlord
Jame; McGir/r. Philipsburg.
J. F 7. Miller. Clearfield B’dge.
Irvin 6r Mcßride. Burnside.
Seligabergcr & Bloom, Cur-
wensville
do do LulhérslnuréT
David Kinporl. Cherry 7 rec.
od. 20, 1846. ‘
Gold .5; Silver E’En‘lénag.
R. WELSH embraces Ihc pres-
R. en: ocrnuon lo inform his cumu
mcrs and Irieods, that he has a new mode
‘ ol Plating Gold and Silver ware. winch
he will warrant to be supenur In any olh
er mode ever med—no kind 0! acids hnv
ing the lens! eflccl upon it. "is price:
are reasonable. I
Curweusvillc, Match ‘34. ’4B.
ROBERT R. WELSH,
ESPECTFULLY informs Iho cili-
R zens-o! Cleaafield cuunly that he 13
located in Curwenaville, where he will
carry on the businws ul
CLOCK lS- WflTC/I making and repair
mg.
ENGRfl VING,
TUNING ul varinua musical instru~
meme. such as
BflG PIPES, flCCORDEO/VS. AIL)-
‘ SICflL CLOCKS. Oln’GflNS .'I‘INI)
1 , DULCIMERS. -
Also. repairing nl IIIflTHE/UflTICflL
INSTRUMENYS. mulling GOLD
flNI) SILVER WflII’E. &c. ‘
DIPHe Will also teach and give leesunu‘
on the Accordeon.
'gj‘r'All his work fhall be done in the
very best style.und upon the lowest terms.
Curwensville. Jan. 25,,.’48.--1 vr
l Marlfle Manufactoryg
fl! Lewistown, Pa. ~
HE subscriber respectlully informs
T the inhabitants ol Clearfield count)
that he still continues to supply all orders
for TOM BS, HEAD and FOOT STONES.
MARBLE MANTELS. and all~ other
work in his line at moderate prices and
out n! the beat‘material.
aj°lnlormaiion will be given as to pri
ces, &c., on applicatinn to J. L. Cattle.
EB9. at Clearfield. who Will receive or
ders and give qll iniormalian required. '
' CHARLES STRATFORD.
' Lo‘wiutown. May 20. 1848.
SUGAR can be purchased at"vcry
‘ low prices by cbllinz at me glare of
’ JOHN'VPA'I‘TON. ‘
‘Cgufwolmillr. June 16,-1848‘
ELCH & LEYIMEN, would an-
W nounce to lheir lriemls and the
public. that Ihey will continue the busi
ness of IRON FOUNDERS. m the uld
stand, where Ihey Inleml m keep always
on hand a lavge and varied assortment ol
mmfi‘nmaao
We have laluly crecled and are now
filling up an extensive
MACHINE SHO,
wilh three Lathe». lnr lurmng and filling
‘up all kinds ul Mnclnnery. auch us Grist
and Saw-mill Castings. Mncllinely lur
Forges. Furnaces & Rolling Mills. inclu
dlnu Ho! Blast Pipes lor Ihrnaccs and
Bloomeries ;aml will be prepared m lur
nlsh u‘n lhe shurlest notice and in a Enlis
luclory manner all kinds of Machinery.—
Nuw on hand a large ansorlmenl ul PflT
TERA/VS, ul lhe lutl-sl and most impnwml
Myles. including the Ilillerenl sizes, ol lhe
Durkee &- Brice Reaction {rater IV/zeels
[CPPnllerns not on hand, made UL
short nolice
“e have now and intend keeping al
ways a stock ol the unrivalled VE'I'O and
FULTON Hot Air Coo/ring Stoves, dtf‘
lereut sizes; also flir Tight, Fancy Pnr«
[or (9' Nine Plate Wood Stoves. ot differ
,ent times together with lour sizes ofa su
perior Balloon Coal Slave, as well as Cyl
ender and FANCY Coal Stores. “’9
will add during the coming season, sever
al New patterns oi Cooking, Air Tight.
and Parlor Stoves.
PLOUGI‘IS.
Always on hand a good assortment ot
PLOUGHS. to which we are adding sev
eral new patterns this spring. [lo/low
ware at all kinds, Sleigh & Sled Soles.
Wagon Bares. Smoothing Irons. &c. <5l
”30AM the above articles. and envy
thing in our ltne will be sold on the most‘
reasonable terms for Cos/t. or Country
Produce, lronmasters’Orders, Old Metal.
&c. Orders from a distance promptly
attended to
up. 18. ’4B.
GEORGE WELCH.
DANIEL LEYDEN
Bellelunte. FM). 18, 1848.
AFFLICTED, READ !
‘ HILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE—lists!»
P halted 16 years ago, lav DR. KIAKELIN‘ The
otdeatmmest and best hnn to euro all tonne 01 secret
dtscusca. difleusea ml the slttn and solitary habits at
youth, in DR. KINKELIN, N. \V. corner at 'rnttw
and UNION Sts., between Spruce and Pine. one and u
hnlfsquarcafram (he Errlmgc. Phtlndolphin.
TflKE PfllfT/CULflR .’VO'IICE.
Youth who have injured themselves by a certain
prncuce indulged In—u lmbtt trequently learned from
evil cum unions, or ut aohcol~~llto emu-ls of wine“
are nightr; lelt; even wlwnaslcop, nnd destroy both
mind and body, should apply ttmncdtutely. Weak
ness and constttutmnnl debtlity immediately curt-d,
and full Vtger restored. All letters res-r mm,
YOUNG IPIEN.’
“you vnlue your lite or your health. remember
the delay 01 a month. nay. even a woek,mny prove
your rum. both 0! body and mind. Hem-ole! no false
modesty deter you from making your case known to
arm who, Irom education and rospectabtllty. ear: 1:.
lono befriend you. Ho “ho places lmnsell undur
DR. KINKELIN'S treatment. may rehgiously con~
fido Illnhlt‘ honor as a gentleman, and in u how bosom
mll no for over looked tho secret ol the puttcm. l
Too many thtnlt they will hug the secret totheirl
own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas! how olten .
tslhta a fatal dclustnn, and how many a prommt't.g
young man. who mtghl have been an ornament to so
cmtfilms faded from the earth.
’ ' COUNTRY INVflIJDS,
finding it inconvenient lo make personal application.
can} by slnlmg their case explicitly. together mlh nH
(heirsymplons. (per leuer. posl-pmd.) hnvo lurwnrded
lo lhem a chest conluimng Dr. K's nledlclncuuppro
‘ prunml m-x-nnhngly.
Packages offllcdwmcs luruurdcd w any pan 0! Iho
Unilml Slulru m n mmnunl" mylrv.
l’os'r mm Ll-z'l'rEutsi'nddressc-d lu Dn. Kmuuuw,
l’lnlndelphiu. wnll bu promptly nllonded lu.
See udvcrliacmcnl m the Plnladelgnhlu Spin! ofthe
Times. 1011.28.1848. 1y
camws & mw'nmnT
GENTS {or lhe sale 0! Dr. JA YNS
A Family Medicines ,-
Dr. CULLEN’S Indian Vogclabe Rem
edy—Panqug, Specg/ic and File Rem
‘ edy ,-
Dr. flPPLE'I'ON’S lz’emedyfor Deaf
neas ; .
CA NTRELL’S Compound fifedicatcd
Syru‘p o/ Sarsuparz'l/a ;
CflN'IRELL' Sflnti Dyspeptic Powder;
C NTRELL’S flltcralive Pills;
SflND'S Sursaparilla. &c., &c.. _(S'C
linvejusl received a [resh supply at (he
Curwinsville. May 10.
same.
‘ IS'l‘ 0F LE'I‘TERS remaining in
L the Post Office at Cloarlicld Pa
July lat 1848
Adams, Jan. H. ‘ Mills, Thomas
Brockway, M. A. Nulley, Jul”.
Barrett. Andrew Ogden. Nancy
Bruner. John Owens. John
Bailey, F. H. Parkina Lyman -
Butler. Robert Patterson. Geo.
Dale. John Robeson Wm.
Gootllellow, Mary Ross. Thomaa
Gallahar. Joseph Robeson. Jerome
Hamish. Chriit’n-2 Swartzu. Peterjr.
Hoover,‘ Susannah Shirey Isaac S.
Hoflmnn. John Smilh,Jncob L.
Harshbarger, A.-3 Silvan, Joshua
Hommel, Henry Spencer. Benedict
HummehAbraham Swan, John or heir.
'hwin, ‘Joseph‘ Tate. William
Jackson. Mary 'l‘ylon or Tyler. D
Jacob. George Wood Thomas
Lutz. Levi Wil'iama. Jan. 0. ~
pd WM. L. MOORE, p. M
“._._
A FRESH! SUPPLY ofDRY
GOODS. GROCER‘ES. MACK
ARE]... HERRING and COD-FISH ju'st
received-[and will be sold at low pricés]
at lhe chcup slow 0!
. ‘ JOHN PATTON
Curwenoyjllc, June 15. 1848. I
Belletonte Foundry.
STOVES, _AND OTHER
@ammmam _
STOVES.
F‘OR‘SALE!‘ mg SLE
r VHE subscriber is jhs! receiving 3' large hnd handsome lot u! goods "3 Quit (helm
and wmm demands—lnd having purchased them at luw rules, h! i! deternin
ed to sell accordingly. The stock coming in part 0! the lollowing .' f ‘
{(3oth w Cahcns. Bishop Lawn. f.
Camille/es. Linen Gingham, Cambric Muslin,
Sumner”, Bleached Muslim, Jacnnelt do
Linaeyu, 'Canion Flanneh. Barred do
Alpacas, Cluuklng nml cl’k Lining. Cambric Handkerchieh.
.1301] and White Flannelfl. Snlin.Snk & other vcslinga, Shirl~collnra and Baum}.
Sco'lch and dum. Gmghu‘ms. Silk Serge. Black and other shawl.. '
Hardware,
[A general awn lmcnh']
S
Queensware, ;
Stationary.
Combs.
BOOTS 8:. SHOES, «9 very large suppzygsuc/z gs
Mens’ (-xun fine Call.
do firal quality do
do do
do
Coarse
‘W®ml§im‘@° LBQCWWQ £133“) QWCDIBBQ
Womena’ Morocco Bools, “'umcns’ Guile: Shoes, \Yomens’ Pumpg,
do dn Kip, do ido (In (In Rubber Show.
do My, Shoes, do Kld do Mens’ do do
KPTIH: above goods will be sold vuy low For cash down. WHEAT, RYE.
OAIS. and olher grain, :15 Well as BUI'TER, EGGS, RAGS, &c., &c.. taken in
exchange lor goods.
Clearlield. August 50. 1848.
IRON FOUNDRY,
./1t Curwensville. Clear/lelt! calmly. Pa.
5' ‘HUM PSONS. DALE 81 Co.. having
1 purchased lhe Iron Foundty, ul
Cunvensvnlle. «especlfully inlorm their
llriemls and lhe public generally. lhn! Hwy
are now prepared lo make all kindsul
castings at (he shorlest notice and on lhe
must teusmmble leuns. 'l'heir Pluuuhs,
Stoves. ”UllUWflH’. Mull-Irons, &c.;{kcu
cannot be surpassed ellhcr {m bunny o.
’DCIVICC‘.
They would cull the particular nllemion
of larmets lo the [Hill-Hall Plough Pat
lern, whlch they have pruculed. and which
Is belirved (U be auperior to any other now
in use.
The] will aupply all orders {or ceilings
Al lhe shortest notice. and as cheap, ifnm’
cheaper, lhan they can be procured else‘
where.
[EPAII kinds of Country puoduce—
chn CaS/I—WIH be taken In exchange lur
wotk. Aug. 4. ’4B.
GREJY 'l' NJ! 7'l OAK/91, I’I’ORK.
J 1 History ofthe Revolution 61, Lives
oft/1c Home. of the [War of
Independence,
BY CHARLEd J. PETERSON.
An elegant volume with 18 fine Steel Plates,
.nnd nearly 200 beautilul Wood Engravingsf“
“ This is a splendid book. A valuable addi~
tion to [he Historic Lilcrnlurc oi our country.
We are much mastaken i! it does not lake rank
with the works of Irving & Prescuu.”—-Franl:~
ford Herald.
" ll surpasses any similar worlr yet offered
to the American public."—i\'tal'a Gazrllc.
" It may be properly considered a popular
iscd Military History of the Revolution, c:-
ltrcmely well andjudiciously \vriuen.”—Nnr!/i
‘ Amcrrmn ‘
“ The present work on (he Ravolution. and}
(5 Heroes, is superior, both in exlenl and do.
sign lo any that has heretofore come under our
notice."—luguirer.
A well connecjed history 0." that eventful pe
rl 0d - -—L¢‘dgcr.
“ Decidedly the bout popular history ofthe
War 0| the Revolution and its Heroes. that has
yet been given to the counlry.”-_Suturday Eva
ning Pou.
(UAGENTS WANTED to Canvassforl/w av
bova elegant War/.'. in every County and Town In
tho Um'mi Slam. to whom lhe most liberal in
ducements will be otlered. Price only 83-
Addrcss {pout paid; WM A. LEAR Y.
No. 158 North SECOND SI.
PHILADELPHIA
13y ‘26. 1343-3",
‘
A NEW RLCRUH'H‘,
Of OILS. PAINTS, nnd PAINT BRUSHES.
DYESTUFFS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CUN
FECTIONARY. FRUITS. PATENT MEDI
‘ CINES 0! various descriptionuund FAMILY
fiIEDICINES of almost every kind. A large
assortment of ESSENCES of superior quality.
a choice selection of L’ERFUMERY, & a good
variety g§BE VERAGES. among which are
LEMON/905‘. MINEIML 1m TER,
and a most crack article of
mmsmmmmma 333353590
together-with a large assortment of'FANCY 6.:
other articles by tar to numerous to mention,
has just arrived at the sign of
THE BIG GOLD
MORTAR,
AND for sale a little lower‘tlmn
you cnnjmngine. . , :
'ALSO, fim rate LEMONS,. for twenly-five
cents per dozen. . . , a - . {
Persons wishing any ofjhc‘hqbqve nrtgclea
may be assured ofgetting‘ _a first rate article.
as the stock iu'entirgly NEW; A I
._ ,- . ' ‘A.M,uILLs
Clean-field. Mly 3.1848. '
”m
BARNES fbr sale'at this a
Also. many other articles 0! STflPLE and FJINCI’ GOODS.
Yuulhs' Course Bouts.
Boys’ do do
do Mommas.
ffa
DRY GOODS.
Buckets und Tubs
Bronms.
HATS.
Beaver and Russia.
CAPS.
Fashionable cloth for
Men and Boys.
F. P. HURXTHAL.
mama-. 32:
Farmers Look Here:
Four Horse Power Tumbling b'lmjl and
Slrap Threshing Muchineafar 576.
& b‘. H ILa‘UN, of Suallouvllle,
S Clnrlon county. Pau would rcspecl
lully inluun the pwple of Clealfield coun-
Iy, [but they haw now on hand and are
munuluclunng Four Hope Power Thresh
mg Machines at Ihc low price 0! Seventy-
Fz've Dollars. Warrall'vd lo be good.
Also. 'l‘uo Home Puwu Threshing Ma-
Chlllcs not uuapusml by any in the Sute.
..nd we will Warrant them lo lllreahln one
day 125 bushels What”. or 125 bushels
Rye. 225 bushels Oahu. or 15 bu~hclz clu
ver-seed. il “ell amended.
They have erecled a ,Fuundry nml
Blackumlhshop which enables them lo :9“
machines at a much lower pun: Ihan ever
oflered In Prnmylvama. .
PATENT CORN-SHELLER.—'l‘hry
are now making. and keep on hand. a Pn
rent Cum Shellcr M lhe low price of One
Dollar and Ifly cents each.
£6511”: subscnbexu will receive in
payment lur lhe übuvc Threshing Ma.
chinea GRAIN, (Wheat, Rye and Outs.)
I! It“ at Shaw'a Mill. :1! Clearfield. or at
lrvm’ahfilllr, vCurwc-neville.
RICH/um SHAW, Clemfield. and Jon”
PA'I‘TON. Curwrnsville. are the agents tor
the uh: u! lhe übuVe machines in [nu coun
ty. euher ol “'huln WI” give all necessary
inlormaliun rrlnting «hereto.
S. 65 S. WILSON
Slrallunvllle. Jul) 20. ’4B
Perry township. Clarion co., July_B. '4B.
We do certify that we have one of Wilton:
Two Hora: Power Threshing Machimer and
threshed In one day, at the barn of Levi Ter
williger, 134 bushels of Wheat, and any with
confidence to the Farmers that they are good
machines, and easy work lot two horses.
SAMUEL HAGAN.
JOHN KELLEY.
Toby townshtp. Clarion cm, July 8, '4B.
l have one of Wilson's Two Horse Power
Threshing Machines. manufactured in the west
end of Strattonville, this county. and I am con
fident I can lhresh 120 bushels of wheat in one
day. I consider them a good machine and not
liable to get out of order.
I was. F. B’OON E, .
flttorneg at Law, Pluladel; Ina,
WILL attend to the settlement of claim: by
the heirs of JOHN NICHOLSON against
Lands in Cloarfield or adjoining counties. Be
ing well acquainted with the Nicholson Title.
persons desirous of extinguishing the Nicholson
clnim to their Farms, may have their busincsl
attended to by letter (post-paid) addressed to
Wm. F. Boone, Pm'laddphia.
Augugat 16, 1848,
(mummca mmwmwo‘
GREAT variety 0! COOKING
A S'I'OVES, Warranled, from $13.50
i 0 $32.00, for sale bv
. F. J.- HOFFMAN.
Lewuslnwn, July 10, ’4B.
Latest 7
SEAT OF WAR.
1013.401: 'qnd PLLWTY DEGMRED:
BACON and WHEAT FLOUR on
.hand~and for sale by ‘ ‘
CRANS &BRO'I‘HER.
Curwensville, June 16, 1848. .
Meeting of County Comm’l's-
PERSONS having husmesa lotrhhsiu‘! with Ibo
board 0! Commissioners of (ilenrfield county.
will take nollco. Ihnl said Board will be in "um“ I!
lhei; oflivo. m the bgmugh urClonrneld. on MODQIYv
the 3th olOc!obar.(nexl.) , >
' Mama. 9. THOMPSON. CI IL
Comm'rs omce. 29th
Juno. 1848
Drugs.
Patent Medicines.
Nova Scotia
Grind- Stones.
Brass Clocks.
Clnldrens’ Bouts. pegged,
du u'u sew-d.
do Red Morocco,
do Black do
RDB'T N. 'IUEY