GREAT motion/Imm fro-h READING
v PUBLIOF.’ _
. SAR'IAIN‘S
UNION MAGAZINE OF LITERA
TURE AND ART;
Tho undaréignod. huvmg purchneod Iho huh
ncriplinn lilland good wnll oflho UNION-”110‘
AZINE of New Yofk. pug-pow ”liming lhn Of
flqo of Publication Io Philadelphia. and common~
vii). wilh, Iho nun bar [or Jnnunly. 1849, under
mé‘lillo of ' _
SART‘AIN‘S UNION MAGAZINE OF LIT
ERA TURE AND IR7:
Thil Magazine was begun in July. 1847. and
during the brief period or my existence, has then
to rapidly in public favor. nl lo already have be
mnn I firmly'oslnbliahed ,
RWAL 0F Tm: OLDER MONTHLY PERIOD
ICALS.
Nblnilhllnndmg in means under the manage
wail of"- preuem nblo Ednor. Ila future publish.
our“! Confidonl 01 making us far more desirable
Hill. by; the intended improvomonls which their
number facililies will ennblo lhem Io command.—
Bnidu the varied and occnaionnl ombellishmomn.
Iho work will contain. ovary munlh.
T‘WO HIGHLY-FINISHED MEZZOTIN'I‘O
STEEL PLATES.
from picturea ofthe highest merit. engraved by J.
Bertain. under who-e exclusive control the mice
uion'hnd management of' tho Pictoral Department
will Ito/.1, His partner in this enterprise has been
many years connected with tho oldoet Woukly and
Monthly publilhing establishment. in the country;
no that with their united experience and names:
efibrt. added to n
LIBERAL AND JUDICIOUS EXPENDITURE.
They feel nnurcd of being able to cater unecon
fully and to tho anti-faction at a discriminating pub-
HO. and of producmga magazine at real intrinsic
value, lurpauing any periodical oflho clnu now
tuned from tho American prou
[ 'l‘heir aim will ho to lurnieh e Monthly mncol~
lany. that ll not only lively and entertaining. 'hul
awful and instructive; in which
DOMESTIC HOME TALES AND SKETCHES.
Ctlc'nllted to elevate the moral and intellectual
lacnltiu. Ihall ho aubutituted for tho namby-pam~
by articlee which occupy no large a space in tho
populai periodicals ol the day. In mom—tho
page-Fol" Sartaln'e Magazine will he web as nopa~
mu! will hesitate to put in the [tenth Qffl rinmgfarm ‘
fly; while in Iho qunlily and character 0! Iho em.
bulluhlnenu. it will be made to distance nll com
pollllon. [I will be emphatically a rum ma»
lull. and of the meal attractive form.
The conlonu at each number will be original,
and con-111 of articles in prose and verse, by
AUTHORS OF ESTABLISHED REPUTA~
TION.
'|"he Critical Department will be conducted with
the greatoat care and impartiality ; and while pen
nonality and needless lutiro wlll be leduloolly a
goldedmpimone of merit or dcmerit will be can
didly and fearleuly upreued. There will be al~
101 monthly record of all that is interesting to 10~
you of the Fine Am relpecnng the progress 0!
Art and Amino throughout the country.
The mine-t paina will be bellowed on the on
‘nvla'ge. not only to furnish platen executed with
can and pkillt but in the selection of eubjecta, to
adopt inch u from their dignity and Importance
command attention; or from their beauty and nrliß< ‘
lic excellence. attract and chum. They will con
llll oftranlcripu. either of '
HISTORICAL SCRII’TURAL PICTURES.
ofunqueltionable merit. or of original paintings by
Cretan-m: Aunicm PAINTIBS. and occalion
ally ofcoinpmitiona by Iho belt uni-ts. made or
pnuly for the work. Portraits of remarkable or
eminent person- will'illo add to the interest and
vulaty ol the urine. together wilh free and spirit-
ed illuulnlivo alchingl. In Iho COSTUME DE
PARTMEN'I‘. (which now appear. to have be
come an indispemnblo adjunct lo a Monlhly Mug
nine.) we shall pmem
COMHED PLATES or “run SPRING, SUM
MER. FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
in a Ilylo no way inferior Io anything of lhe kind
now published.
In conclusion. we beg leave to Ilnle. lhn avery
prflnlu made will be failhfully and lilemlly fulfill~
od.(which than accullumed to compare the per
formance! wnh Iho promise: of Magazine pnblnh‘
on will hardly expocl.)—lhnl the fin! numberlofn
volume will be found to be alwayl a lair Ipeci~
mongfigvor, other Ihnl in lo fallow. except in il.
pou'guing - beautifully engraved Title Page.
: THE wwzs'r TERMS FOR 1849.
mm. money “may: to accompany the order
and pomge paid-u
Single Copies. 83 00 Eight Copigl. 815 00
Two " 5 00 Eleven "' 20 00
10 00
And I copy gratin lo the postman“)! o: olho]
per-on fuming a club ofelovon. ’
Al Iho Pnblinhors am doaimuu ol nuarlnining,
II In: early'day. who: will be Iho probable lill for
Iho Jlnunry number. which will bo iuucd early
In ”camber. they offer as
PREMIUMS,
To Ihuo lending in their name: and money on or
baton tho 1“ of December noxl. njlhor ofthe {ol-
lowing Inge Engravingu. lbo pnco of qnch of
which alone 1-83V00.—viz
A'LARGR WHOLE LENGTH PORTRAIT OF
GEN'Z. TAYLOR. f : ,
Rein-emu! testing on his Wnr Hague. Old Whi
lay. Engraved on Neel. in Mezzoximo, by J. San
tin, {tom Dnguonootypol Inken from life oxpmnly
fol lbw plate. Size of the work, exclusive of Iho
margin} 2] by 16 inches. ‘
GROUP OF PORTRAITS OF THE WASH-
‘ '>-' " INGTON FAMILY.
Including Gononl Wuhinglon, Lady Washington.
Eleanor Parke'Cunlil. George Wuuhiugwn Pul-
Cup", and_Wuhinglon'n .luvorile Servant ,- Ingm
vihg InMomlinlo. on steel. by J. Snnin. Irom lhn
origmnl by Savage. Size, exclusive of margin. 24
by 16 Inch". , :
Tho-dsznium- me not lfrom' old worn-out
Max-lintplllu. but are quite fresh and new.—
Thq Indulge; not yet had Iho first impl‘cuion
prinip'd (tom it. and the former'hnn not been com~
plolo'd‘, nuny weeks. Both a'ria splendid Parlor
Otnlfinonla. Ind ha been engraved at an axpomo
ol' mote than 81.000. Ellhar a! those are offered
to than landing-inma subscribers. as well an
Clubs, lfln accordance wilh the above mum. and
um prior to {hit ll! of December. They will be
non! pamclly phfovthrough the mail, on card ml!-
on, up a mains expense.
Addroh ' JOHN SARTIN & CO..
'l‘hhd'SlueLoppoailo Marchnnl'a Exchange. Philn.
SPM" Blick and ‘thcy‘ Alpaca’o ul
‘Ng "me 0! V BIGLER 8!. CO.
SP" .
' Pl" ‘ ‘
I],;lh2sign ofi
3"‘oct. 3|. . ’
' CANDLES}. A “"89
u! auperim quality. lor sale
M 3101.» MORTAR
r ‘.“'l33LYE¢Pi9é3« Jim rm}, w hue
; Shifllnul‘fl‘ ”he Mung "I .
'Ucni2sm'c’as7f‘ ”\ngER & Co.
33,3102?!) arnllemen’u‘gm Merino
07,)8biitijfor sale by BIGLER & Co.
~ 'PQECESEninSb and menu-mom.
x':¢]olh7atvjbe skirt: of ‘
0.91 m «x . . BIGLER&CO."*~;
. m" 1‘ . 1v ‘. ‘. . _ C '
0 ”4110-3. an, -. v ..; . ,t x» ‘ , "w'
, ‘”w .3” ~nl.\¢t‘t.-i:é”'kghh:~’ ‘ " '2:
M..... a: ..‘ . ~, V v ”.1..". ‘
~v m—mm-‘MA‘Nfidgfi » ‘ ‘l.“ «MW
' ' ‘ v - » - " ngmnfmw
‘ ; ~ ~
. A NEW. BLOBUIT. Just. Returned ,
: of.blLS.'PAlN'l‘B.nnd mmréggusggg. ‘ IS ,
jpyuswrrs ,Dnues, MEDICI .n - . NI. HILL ram Phil’a.
"l-‘EC‘I‘IONAIu;. FRUIT§. .PATBNT MEDI- ”31%; I I‘‘9 f d mo“
CINES of various descnpnon, nnd FAMILY “7 , ‘1 ”89 0 0 new an
MEDICINES of almost every kind. A large - Improved Dental msuumcms.
“wr‘mcnt 0f ESSENCESE‘fflPSEiP'AqunI‘Ug| ALSO. a {urge stock of cnrelglly selec
«choice selection of PERFUMERY, 8; a good
variety of BEVERAGES among which are
LEMON/10E. MINERflL WflTER,
and a most crack article of
mammxmmm WW9 .
togemer with a large ussorthent of FANCY &
other articles by lnr to numerous to mentign,
has just arrived at the sign of V
”if“
TIIE BIG (INDIA!)
MORTAR
AND for sale u I'mle lower than
you can Imagine. .
ALSO, first rate LEMONS. for hvcnw-fivc
cents per dozen. "
Persons wishing any of the above articles
may be assured nfgclling n first rate article,
as the stock is entirely NIZW.
Clearfield. May 1. 1349
Estate of Samuel Orr, dec’d.
LETTERS 0! Administration having
been granted to the subscribers on
the estate 0! Samuel Orr, lute nf Jortlnn
lownshlp. Clearfleld county. dec’d. all
persons having clmms or demands ngginst
said «state will present them dulytnuthyon~
ticnletl for settlement—nml all persons in
debted to the some are rcquebted to make
payment wnthootdelnv.
SIMON THOMPSON, ,
ANN ORR. ‘- PM"
Sept. 2. 1848.—pd.
gma\ Stray Steers.
‘4? CAME to the residence
wit.“ ol the subscriber in
Woodward township. Cleurfielll county,
on or about the 30th September Inst.
3 STEERS.
rising three years old, branded ontthe hip:
and are supposed to have belonged ton
drove. The owner is desired to come
forward, prove property. pny charges and
take them away. otherwise they will be
dealt with as the law directs.
HUGH HENDERSON.
Oct. 9. 1848.
ROBERT R. WELSH,
RESPECTFULLV informs the citi
zens ol Clemfield county that he I!
located in Curwensville. where he will
carry on the businens ul
0400 K & WflTCH making and repair
mg.
ENGRfl VING.
TUNING at various musical instru
ments, such as
BflG PIPES, JICCORDEONS. MU
SICflL CLOCKS. ORGflNS flND
DULCIMERS.
Also. repairing nl MflTHEMflTICflL
INSTRUMEN'IS. making GOLD
flND SILVER W’./IRE. &c.
mHe will also leach and give lessons
on the Accordeon.
flj’All his work [hall be done in the
very best style, and upon the lowest terms.
Curwenavilie. Jan. 25. ’48.—1 vr
DR. E. GREEN’S
RED dc BROWN “PILLS.
HE demand tor the above medicine
T in the Ihy—of 3 years, is deemed
a uuflicientra‘p'o ogy [or placing it now ful
ly before the people ; and the diseases [or
which it is applicable have become so pre
vulent in this country that a remedy enti
tled to confidence. is a great desiderutum.
The diseases 1 allude to are Hepatitis,
(Liver aflection,) Dyapepsia. and lemale
cumplainls in general.
w'fne above pills will be kept con
stantly [or sale by
Richard Shaw, Clenrfield.
Bigler & Co.. Be||_(ownship.
Graham 4- Wright, Bradlord
James McGir/c. Philipsburg.
J. W. Miller. Clearfield B'dge.
Irvin 5r Mcßride. Burnside.
Seligaberger & Bloom, Cur
wensville.
do do Luthersburg.
David Kinporl. Cherry 7rce.
Oct. 20. 1848.
nmcmmmwmma
BECOME NEW.
Dr. Wm. P. Hills, alter experimenting for
ten years, and trying everything likely to be
good tor the cure of Coughs, Colds, Consump
tio'n. Asthma, Group, Bronchitis; Influenza.
Difliculty oi Breathing. Spitting of Blood, Pains
in the Breast or Side, originating from cough or
cold; Had fan a. gentle emetic in any disease,
has found by experience in prescribing for the
above diseases, that the Fluid Extract oquuills
is much the surest to perform a cure of any of
the medicines now belore the public—and has i
the advantage ofbeing at least one-half cheaper. ‘
Don't bean-aid to try it. It comes Irom on cx~
perienced physician, and is no new thing. it
is only the best old thing in the world got up in
a new form, ~
Also—lf you‘bnve yourself, or know or any
one that has 'l‘etter, ScaldJlead, Ringworm,
Erysipelns, Itch. or Indolent sore or any kind on
the skin, arms, legs or feet, or any kind or brea
king out on the skin, just go and buy a bottle
or two 91‘ Dr. Hill's 'l‘cttcr Omtment, and use it
according to directions and it will positively
perform a cure, if persevered in. Erysipelns is
always cured in (arty-eight hours by putting on
plenty, and keeping open the bowels with
some cooling medicine, such as salts and cream
‘bftsrtar. . -
'l'he'nbuvo valuable medicines are {or sale at
Dr. A. M. Hill’s Drug- store, Cleufieldr ntglfgfie,
albrea‘ of James Forrest. Clearficld Bridge ;‘
Crane & Brother, Curwcnsvillc; Grnhqm'fiq
Wright. Grnhumton ,- Bowman &' Johnatomllihifi
ipsbur’g, Centre countyg.and.at the princnple
notes throughot‘n/uru county. ,
Clem-field, 0.9 . 12, 1848. , , u'.
tected premium teeth Irom Sluckton’o
Mnnufnclory. ,
DR. S. W. STOCKTON
has drawn the premium‘lur manufacturing
the beat Metallic Artificial Teeth. not on
ly inthe United States. but in London
and Paris , and Dr. Hills 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
according to Harris’ latest patterns. and
he can confidently assure all those who
are troubled with those abominable pests.
decayed leeth. that the Forceps are \not on
ly a much more safe and easy instrument
with which to remove a tooth, but they
cause much less pain at the time. and
comparatively no aorenesa following.
,Dr. Hills has also a variety of other
Dental requirements, such as Gold Plate.
Gold Foil. Tooth Powders. Washes and
Brushes. and he is fully prepared to per
form all operations in the line of DEN
TISTRY. such as inserting on Gold
Plltcmton Pivots, Plugging. Extracting
and Cleansing. And from past experience
and succese, he feels confident of giving
entire satisfaction, and warrants all his
work well done, and to please his patrons. t
'A reasonable length of time given for tri
al to all jobs over $5. and if not found to
answer all the purposes promised. no pay
will be required.
Office at the New Drug Store, the sign
of the GOLD MORTflR,
A. M, HILLS
up. 18. ’4B.
Bellefonte Foundry.
@fißfl‘flWGfiSo
“TELCH & LEYDEN, would an
nounce to their friends and the
public. that they will coutinue the buli
nesa 0! IRON FOUNDERS, at the old
stand, where they intend to keep always
on hand a large and varied assortment ol
We have lately erected and are now
fitting up an extensive
MACHINE SHOP,
with three Lathel, lor turning and fitting
up all kinda of Machinery. uuch as ~Grits!
and Saw-mill Castinge. Machinery tor
Fbrgca. furnaces 6- Rolling Mills. inclu
ding Hat Blast Pipes ‘lor Ibrnacea and
Bloomeriea ; and MN be prepared to lur
nish on the shortest notice and in a satis
factory mauner all kinda of Machinery.—
Now on hand a large assortment of PflT
TERNS. of the latest and moat improved
styles: including the tliflereot sizea, ol the
Durkce (Y Brice Reaction PVater Wheels.
fibPatterna not on hand, made on
short notlce.
We have now and inleod keeping al
ways 11 Block ol the unrivalled VE'I'O and
FULTON Hot Air Coo/ring Slaves, dif
lerent sizes; allo‘flir’Y’igllt, Fancy Par
lor 5- Nine Plate Wood Stoves. ol differ
ent uzeo together With (our size: ofa su
perior Balloon Con! Stove. as wall as Cyl
ender and FANCY Coal Slaves. We
will add (luring the coming season, sever
al New patterns 0! Cooking, Air Tight,
and Parlor SIOVEIu' ,
Always on hand a good assortment ol
PLOUGHS. lo which we are adding sev
eral new patterns this spring. Hollow
ware of all kinds. Sleigh «S- Sled Soles.
Wagon Boxes. Smoothing Irons. &c. &c.
[fj’All the above articles. and eve:y
thing in our llne Will be sold on {he most
ream-able term: [or Cash. or Country
Produce, lronmasters’ Orders, Old Metal,
&c. Olders from a distance ptomplly
attended to.
GEORGE WELCH.
DANIEL LEYDEN.
Bellefunte. Feb. 18. 1848.
AF F ICTED, READ !
HILADELPHIA MEDICAL IIOUSE~EaInb-
P luhed 15 years ago, 23! DR, KINKELIN' The
uldeHlJuleulnnd bout hun lo curo all forms olaocml
diseases, disease! 01 the slim and solilnry habits of
youth. is D". KINKELIN, N. W. corner 017 mm)
and UNION Sm, between Spruce and Pine. one and a
half square: from the Ezeknge. Philadelphia.
TflKE PflRTICULflR NOTICE.
Yuul’h who have injured themselves by a certain
procuco indulged m—n habit frequenllfilanrnod from
evil com among. or at school-ume e eels cl which
are nighlfiy loll; even when asleep. and doslru bolh
mind and body, would ufply immediately. awak
nose and counliluuunul obllilylmmedlmely cured,
and full vigor restored. All letters POST PAID,
YOUNG MEN .’ x
I! on value your his or your health. remember
the Jclny oi e momh, nay. even a week,muy prove
your ruin, bolh oi body and mind. Hencoler no {also
modesty deter you irom making your case known to
one who. irom education and respectability, can a.
lone befriend you. He “he places hlmSL‘” under
DR. KINKELIN'S treatment, mny religiously cuu~
ildo in his honor as a gentlemen. and in whose bwmn
will be for over locked lhe secret oi the puliom.
Teo mnny think they will hug the secret lorhoir
own hearts. and cure themselves. Ales! how olten
islhis a fatal delumnnmnd how nmnyn promising
young men. who might huvo been an ornament to st»
ciety, has (mind from lhe earth.
COUNTRY INVflIJDS,
finding it inconvenient to make personal upphcation.
can, by stating their cuso explicitly. together wtth all
their symptom, (per latter, pout-pmd.) hnvo forwarded
to luom a chest contuimng Dr. K 3» modicmoeuppro
printed ucconhngljy. ' ‘
Packggea quedtcines {orwurdod to any part of tho
United mtcs at a moment's nonce. ' '
‘ Poaw mu LETTERS, addressed to Du. Bmuun.
Philadel hia. willvbofrompllilnuaudod w.
Ilhoufveninomem n lho P lndolphm 8 int ofthe
fl'imea, ‘ . jun. 28,1348. 1y
.SUGAR can be: purchased nt very
luw ptices by pulling m the More of
JOHN BAT'I‘ON.
Curwonsville, June 16, 1848.
@Afifl‘nm‘fl-Io
STOVES.
PLOUGHS
FOR SALE! FOR SALE 1.!
YEP“) subscriber is just receiving a large and handuome lot of good: to suit the lull
and wmlerdcmands—and having purchased them at law rules. he is dflermin.
ed to sell accordingly. The Block cousins in pan-oi the loilowing ‘ ,
Cloths, Cnhcos. H Bishop den.
Cnssnmeres. Linen Gingham. Cambric Muslin.
Satunem, Bic-chad Muinnl. Juconen do
Linseys, Cnmon Flannels. Barred do
Alpacas. Cloaking Ind cl’k Lining. Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Red and White Flannell. SMiD.Sllk & other Veslinga. Shirt-collars and Bnloma,
Search and dom. Gmghams, Silk Serge. Black and other shawll.
Also. many other articles of STflPLE and FANCY GOODS.
Hardware,
[A general assortment]
S
Queenswan'e, g
‘ Stat’i‘onary.
Combs.
BOOTS 8b SHOES, '4 very large sup/21y, such as
Mens’ extra ’fine Call.
do first quality do
do (10
do Coarse
WCDEIJBEIQG @(DQMI‘Q AKIN”) ENINXBQQ
Womens’ Morocco Boots. Womeua‘ Guitar Shoes, . VVomt‘nfi’ Pumps.
do do Kip, do i d 0 do do Rubber Shoes.
do Peg Shoes, do Kid do Mcm’ do do
WThe above goods will be sold very low For cas/L (lawn. W HEAT. RYE.
OA'I S. nod other grain. as Well as BU 1' ”3'“, EGGS, RAGS, &c.. &c., taken In
exchange lor gOUUa. ‘
Clearfiold. August 30. 1848.
Courl Proclanmlion.
HEREASIho Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. Pro»
W (lent Judge of tho Cour! ol'Cummon l’lena at
the 4thjudicinl district. composed oi the counties 01
Clinton. Mifmn. Centre and Clonrfield. and the
Hon. James 'l‘. Leonard and Abraham K Wright.
Esq'rs.Asuoocinle Judges in Cinurfield county. have
issued their precept. hearing date thu 7th duv o! Sep‘
tember, 1848. to me dirvclchur ho.dmg n
Court 0" Common Plcan, Orphans Court. Court
' 0] Quarter Seasiom, and Court of chr 4' Tan
miner and General Jail Delivery,
at Cionrfiold Town.fortho County oi (Sienrfieiumn
the lat Monday ol December next, (being the 4th dny
oflho month.)
[Value is. therefore, hereby given,
lo the Coroners. Justices ol the Ponce, & Constables
11l and for tho County olClenrfiold. lo uppenrin their
own proper persons. with Rolls. Roconlmlnquisiuons
Examinations and other Remembrances. to do lhoae
things which their offices & In their behul! npporlnin
to be done; und nll wnnaaaesund olhcrporsons pm‘
aoculng in hehull ol lheCommonwonllh again-l any
prisoners nrerequircd to be then and lherenncnding
nnd noldepurt without lonvo,ulthoir peril. Juron
nro roquealod lo be pnncluul in ihmrultondnnco u!
the nppointodlime agreeable Io notice.
leon under my hand at the lowno! Clonrfielthin
20th day 01 October. in Iho ycurofour Lord one
thousand eight hundred and lorry eight. nndlhe
loveuly-second your of American In cpondonco
IRON FOUNDRY,
./il Curwemville. Clearfield county. Pa.
THOM PSONS. DALE & Co.. having
purchased the Iron Foundry, at
Curwensville. respectfully inlurrn their
lriend: and the public generally, that they
are now prepared to make all kindsul
castings at the shortest notice and un thr
most reasonable terms. Their Plougha.
Stoves. Holloware. .Mrll-Ironn, &c.; &c..
cannot be surpassed either for benuly or
servrce.
They would cu_|| lhe particular attention
of lnrmera to the Mill-Hall Plough Pal
lem, which they have proculed, and which
is believed lo be superior lo any other now
in use.
The] will supply all orders for cnslings
al lhe shortest notice. and as cheap, if not
cheaper. lhau they can be procured else
when.
aj’All kmda of Country ploduce—
even cash—will be taken in exchange {or
works Aug. 4. ’4B.
IST 0F LETTERS remaining in
L the Post Oflica at Clenrfield Pm.
Ocluber lot 1848.
Ba‘rvelt. Wm O Esq. Soy, Wliliom
Block, Nelson. Metre”, Wm L
Borors. Rev. F Montgomery. Wm
Clemson. E|i>B Marks. Danl. H 2
Curr, AM“ Maghev. Robert
Ellie". Hany Esq. Morrison. George
Fletcher. N Or‘r Mary Ann
Fisher. Dr. E Patchon. John Esq
Guisenhurt. Henry Peters. Jdupb R
Huber, Henry Peck, Mary E
Hull. H 8' James. John
llvrluckel Cornelius Sherwood. Nalhnn
Keily. James M Stroall. Eliznbelh
Kmmg. J Esq. Weeks. Daniel R
pd WM. L. MOORErP. M.
Marble Manufactol‘y,
flt Lewistown, Pa.
' HE aubscriber rea-pe‘cu'ully inlnrma
T the’inhnbitants at Ctearfiold count)
that he uill continues, to supply all orders
lor TOM BS, HEAD and FOOT STONES.
MARBLE MAN'I‘ELS. and all other
work in his [in ,uzlmiiderme prices and
out at ihu beat material. _,
EEZPl'nlormuiiou will be given an to pri
cel, &c.. on application to J. L. Cattle.
£59.. at Clgurfield. who will receive or-;
dare and give all information ret uired. ‘
CHARLES S'l'RA'l‘imßD‘.
vaisiown. May ‘2O. 1848.
mucus usurtvd amt-1.7a:
the stare of Bigler & Co. . '
PCS
DRY GOGDg.
Buckets and Tubs.
Brooms.
HATS.
Beaver and Russia.
Faihwnabla clulh lnr I S
Mon and Buys. 2
Youlhs' Coarne Boots,
Buya’ do do
do Monruea.
JOHN STI'I‘ES. Sb'fl'.
Drugs. _2
Patent Medicines;
Ch Ildrens’ Bums. pegged,
d» «'0 ‘so’wed,
du Red Morocco,
‘ do Black do
F. P. HURXTHAL.
EIKQEIL‘B‘X QafiVIBLDcS
Farmers Look Here:
Four Harae Power Tumbling Shaft and
SIM}; Threshing Machines/or $75.
81 S. WILSON, of Slrallunville.
S Clarion county,'Pa.. would rupee!-
lully inform the people of Clentfield coull
ly, that they hnvo now on hand and are
manufacturing Four Horse Power Thresh
mg Mullines m lhe low price 0! Salem!)-
Hue Dollars. warranted to be good.
Also. 'l‘wo Horse Power Thteuhing Ma
chines not surpassed by any in lhe Slate.
and we will warwnl lhem lo lhuesh in one
«lay 125 bushels Wheat. or 1525 bushull
Rye. 225 bushels Ouls, or 15 bushel. clo
ver-seed. il' well attended.
: They have erected a’ Fuundry ind
Blacksmnhahup which enables lhem lo lell
macfi‘mes n! a much lower plice than eve:
offered In Penmylvania.
PATENT CORN-SHELLER.—They
are now making. nml keep an hand. a P.-
u-nl Com-Sheller at lhe low price 0! One
Dollar and 17!}; cents each.
[lf/D'l'hc nubsctibets will receive in
payment lor the above Threshing Mao
chine: GRAIN, (Wheat, Rye nml Ontl.
nl lrlt at Shaw’s Mull. at Clearlielu, or at
ltVlll’B MI”, Curwenmlle. .
RICHARD SHAW, Clemfield. and Joan
PATTON. Cururnsville. ate the agents [qr
lhr rule I)! the above machines in this coun
ty, either ul whom wall give all necessary
iulormation relating thereto.
8. 6L S. WILSON
Sttnuunville. Jul) 20. ’4B
Perry \ownship. Clarion Co.. July 8, '4B. ~
We do cenify that we have one of ”’ilwn'c
’lico Hone Power Tina/ting Mac/Lime, and
thrashed In one day, at the burn of Levi Ter
williger. 134 bushels of Wheat. nnany with
confidence to lhe Farmers that they are good
machines, and easy work {Ol two horses. ’
A SAMUEL IMGAN.
JOHN KELLEY.
Toby townshxp. Clarion cm, July 8, ’4B.
l have one of Wilson‘s 'l‘wo Horse Power
Threshing Machinqs, manufactured in the wen
end of Stmttonville. lhia county. and I am con
fident I can lhrcsh 120 bushels of when! in one
day. I consider them a good machine and not
liable to get out nforder.
WM. F. BOONE,
flttorney at Law, Plnlaa'el; Ina,
WILL attend to the settlemen} of claims by
the heirs of JOHN NICHOLSON again.“
Lands in Clam-field or adjoining counties. Dav
ing‘ well acquainted with me Nicholson Title,
persons desirous of extinguishing (he Nichalm»
claim to thelr Farms. may have iheir businut
attended to by letter (pust-puid) addressed lav
Wm. F. Boéné, Pniladclphia. .. '
Augugsl 16, 1848,
Latest from Ike V
SEAT OF WAR.
1112/1013 and PLETW’YDEGMRED!
BACON and WHEAT FLOURHD'
hand and for safe by . , ‘ . '
' . , CRANS & BROTHER. ‘
fCurmensville, Jam-'l6. 1848. =
6) dozen Gum and Buffalu Over Shh“
-~; at lhe store of ‘ BIGLER 81. CO
TWO Bales Brownwimnga‘ a! Ibo
store‘of BIGLER & 00.1
l DOZ. Fine Cashdi’ére and 'Wouleu' .
Shawls (or sale by BIGLER& CO?
l DOZEN pair ul um ,KE'IS he the
- store of BIG I «8' & CO.“
ONE dozen pieces White 8: Red Plan»
uels for gale by BIGLER 83 Go.
E 1 11
Nova Scotia
Grind- Stones.
Brass Clocks.
ROB'T N. HUEY.